A CASE STUDY IN ACQUISITION CENTRALIZATION


LIFESAVING CONNECTIVITY ON-THE-GO


Platoon Leader 2LT Crockett Colbert establishes radio contact with other American forces before advancing toward a mock enemy position during Exercise Combined Resolve III, held in November 2014 in Grafenwoehr, Germany. PM P2E’s ability to get equipment where it’s needed when it’s needed is critical. (Photo by SGT William A. Parsons, 214th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)


full accountability for theater IT require- ments and the institutionalization of agile concepts and methodologies. Trough those processes and the development of customizable acquisition engineering toolkits, the Acquisition Directorate has shown measurable improvements in pro- cess performance,


scaling down artifact


development cycle times, in some cases in excess of three months per requirement; thus, enabling rapid speed to market contracting solutions that are delivered on- time to meet the mission needs. Te P2E mantra is to continue to develop a culture of continuous improvement with a laser- focused execution of the P2E mission.


MR. JAMES “CHRIS” CHRISTOPHER WOODIS, senior consultant, is the program manager for Octo Consulting Group, supporting P2E, Project Manager Installation


Information Infrastructure


– Communications and Capabilities (PM I3C2), Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS). He is a Certified Federal Contracting


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For more information on standing up a centralized Acquisition Directorate for your organization, contact Mr. Jorge Caballero, PM P2E, acting director of acquisitions, at 703-806-4846 or jorge.l.caballero4. civ@mail.mil.


Manager, (Scaled Agile Framework Agilist) and holds an MBA and a B.S. in business management from the University of Phoenix, AZ. He has more than 15 years of acquisition engineering expertise in applying practical, agile, tailored approaches to acquisition engineering, IT strategic planning, enterprise architecture and portfolio management.


CONTRIBUTORS: Mr. Michael A. Snyder provides contract- ing support to PM P2E for Octo Consulting Group; Mr. Jorge L. Caballero Jr. is act- ing director for acquisitions for PM P2E, PM I3C2, PEO EIS.


Army AL&T Magazine October-December 2015


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