U.S. Army Acquisition Corps (AAC) Regionalization Policy The U.S. Army Acquisition Corps (AAC) Regionalization Policy ensures that the AAC meets the goals of the Chief of Staff of the Army and Director for Acquisition Career Management (DACM) to build and develop multifunctional acquisition future leaders. While force stabilization is a result of the Regionalization Program, the program is not, and should not be considered, a stabilization program. Regionalization is intended to expand an individual’s acquisition knowledge and experience while providing opportunities for diversification. Officers identified for regionalization can expect to participate in the program up to the 48-month maximum.
Acquisition
Career Management Advocate (ACMA) Handbook The ACMA Handbook provides ACMAs with the tools they need
to communicate with and support the AL&T Workforce according to USAASC policies
and procedures. It is developed especially for the interests and needs of the
ACMA and covers a variety of ACMA-specific topics including roles and responsibilities.
The Handbook also describes the tools available to the ACMA to help accomplish
their mission.
Acquisition, Education, Technology & Experience (AETE)
The Army Acquisition Education, Training & Experience Catalog is intended to provide basic information on available education, training, and experience opportunities, as well as the application processes for all United States Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC) sponsored training. The Catalog lists those opportunities that are funded by the USAASC as well as other non-USAASC opportunities that may benefit the military and civilian Army Acquisition workforce. The offerings for these opportunities outlined in the catalog are by fiscal year and are based on the needs of the Acquisition, Logistics and Technology workforce and funding availability.
Competitive
Development Group/Army Acquisition Fellowship (CDG/AAF) Handbook
This handbook is designed to be a resource for members of the Competitive
Development Group/Army Acquisition Fellowship program. It gives a detailed overview of the program,
management and resource support and methods of communication used to
keep members abreast of acquisition-related news and initiatives.
Product/Project
Manager & Acquisition Commander (PM) Handbook Program/project manager (PM) and acquisition commander (AC) positions are among
the most prestigious and challenging in the Acquisition, Logistics and Technology
Workforce. Individuals selected for a PM or AC position are instrumental to mission
accomplishment in developing, testing and fielding the Army’s go-to-war
weapons, intelligence and communications systems and services, enabling our Soldiers
to fight and win across the entire spectrum of operations anywhere in the world.
The PM/AC Handbook is an essential resource for those to compete for selection
to one of these challenging positions. This handbook begins with career development
information and follows through to post-utilization options. It also provides
information to guide you through the application and selection process and various
post-selection activities such as required training and preparation for the new
assignment.
Supervisor Outreach Program Quick Reference Guide This guide provides general acquisition career management information to Acquisition, Logistics and Technology Workforce supervisors. The supervisor's role is critical to each employee's individual career development and professional progression. The information provided will help supervisors facilitate the career advancement of their employees and will provide the tools necessary for every employee to reach their full potential.
Department of Defense Desk Guide for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Workforce Career Management
This Desk Guide is issued under the authority of DoD Directive 5000.52, “Defense AT&L Workforce Education, Training, and Career Development Program” and DoD Instruction 5000.66, “Operation of the Defense AT&L Workforce Education, Training, and Career Development Program.” It supplements these regulations by providing more detailed guidance on key aspects of the AT&L Workforce Education, Training, and Career Development Program, such as AT&L position designation, certification, Acquisition Corps membership, continuous learning, and career development programs.
Army Supplement to Department of Defense Desk Guide for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Workforce Career Management
This Supplement provides Army implementing policy, procedures and general guidance to the DoD Desk Guide. In doing so, it compliments and supports the DoD Desk Guide in implementing the requirements of Title 10, United States Code, Chapter 87; the defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) of 1990; and is expected too be a living document, reflecting ant changes that affect DoD Career Management topics.
