You may take an exam no more than three times in a 12-month period, with a minimum of 30 days between attempts. For example, if you have an unsuccessful attempt…
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Section I - Current Position Data of your Acquisition Career Record Brief (ACRB) shows the functional area and certification level required for your current position. To learn the training and…
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Exam quota are allocated each fiscal year (FY). To allow sufficient processing time, we recommend students wanting to take the exam receive approval from their supervisor no later than September…
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Per paragraph 10b of the DAU Training Policy, students may retake an exam no earlier than 30 days after the preceding attempt. The Army Training Office will hold any exam…
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Students have 90 days from when they receive the "Authorization to Test" email from Pearson VUE to schedule and attempt the exam. If the exam is not scheduled within that…
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It takes up to 24 hours once the exam request is approved in AITAS for Pearson VUE to recognize a student's DAUID.
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Active duty, US Army Reserve (USAR), and Army National Guard (ARNG) officers must request Functional Area certification through the Certification Management System (CMS). Detailed instructions can be found within the…
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Yes, the certification standards can change. For the current certification requirements, see the DAU iCatalog at http://icatalog.dau.edu/. The DAU iCatalog is the official source of standards and is updated as needed.…
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If an individual is unable to obtain their current position certification requirement within 24 months of occupying their position the organization may submit a DD Form 2905 (Acquisition, Logistics and…
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In general, up to 12 months of education may be counted towards meeting the experience standard for certification in your primary Acquisition Functional Area (AFA). However, there are a few…
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• Log into CAMP with your CAC ( CAMP/CAPPMIS portal at https://apps.asc.army.mil/camp/. ) • In the upper left-hand side, select the CAPPMIS drop down tab • Select the CMS option…
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In the Certification Management System (CMS) tab in CAPPMIS, you may view your application status by clicking on “Main” link. The “News” section of this page is dynamic. It will…
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The CAPPMIS system only allows you to upload one document; so if multiple pages are necessary, scan and upload the transcripts as one document. You may only upload files with…
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AAW professionals who fail the required Program Management (PM) Certification Exam (PMT 4890V for Practitioner level or PMT 4990V for Advanced level) and have not already taken the PM Exam…
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Historical DAWIA certifications, achieved prior to the implementation of the "Back-to-Basics" (BtB) framework, can be found in CAPPMIS, under the CMS (Certification Management System) tab. Click on “Print Certifications” to…
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The same months of specialized acquisition experience used to obtain certification in one Acquisition Functional Area (AFA) may not be applied to meet the specialized acquisition experience standards in an…
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For the Contracting Certification Exam (CON 3990V) and the two Program Management certification exams (PMT 4890V for Practitioner level and PMT 4990V for Advanced level), defense acquisition workforce…
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AAW professionals who fail the required Contracting (CON) Certification Exam (CON 3990V) and have not already taken the CON Certification Exam Prep Course (CON 3900V), will be required to successfully…
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Defense Acquisition University (DAU) credentials are separate and different from DAWIA certification. Army Acquisition Workforce (AAW) professionals may apply for and complete DAU credentials that are inside or outside of…
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There is reciprocity among all Department of Defense (DoD) organizations with respect to DAWIA certifications. The Army DACM Office will recognize and accept DAWIA certifications issued by other military departments,…
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Per the DACM Office's "Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Certification Policy for the Army Acquisition Workforce", the same months of specialized experience used to obtain certification in one Acquisition Functional…
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Yes. The certification process allows an applicant who is denied certification by a certifying official to appeal the decision within 30 calendar days from the denial date. The appeal process…
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Certification issued by federal (non-DoD) organizations are not accepted, with one exception: the DACM Office will accept Federal Acquisition Certifications– Contracting (FAC-C) issued by the Federal Acquisition Institute (FAI). AAW…
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Yes, it is possible. Per the DACM Office's "Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Certification Policy for the Army Acquisition Workforce", AAW professionals may count up to 12 months of education…
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Per the DACM Office's "Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Certification Policy for the Army Acquisition Workforce", AAWprofessionals must be certified in the AFA at the level at which their encumbered…
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Per the DoDI 5000.66 and the DACM Office's "Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Certification Policy for the Army Acquisition Workforce", non-AAW professionals are not eligible to apply for certification. For…
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Per the DoDI 5000.66 and the DACM Office's "Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act Certification Policy for the Army Acquisition Workforce", non-AAW professionals are not eligible to apply for certification. For…
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The Defense Acquisition University (DAU)'s iCatalog (https://icatalog.dau.edu/onlinecatalog/CareerLvl.aspx) is the official source for DAWIA certification standards for the Acquisition Functional Areas (AFAs). Each AFA prescribes the education, training and experience standards…
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(1) If you still have a valid CAC, you can log into the Career Acquisition Management Portal (CAMP)(https://apps.asc.army.mil/camp/) and access the Career Acquisition Management Personnel and Positions Information System (CAPPMIS). …
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Certifying Officials (COs) are AAW professionals assigned by the DACM Office to review, validate, and approve/disapprove certification requests. They are responsible for ensuring that the AAW professionals' certification requests meet…
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Certification is the process through which it is determined that an individual meets the mandatory education, experience, and training standards established for an Acquisition Functional Area (AFA) and to a…
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NO. You only need to obtain the highest level certification. However, keep in mind that many of the courses required for the highest certification require completion of lower level prerequisite…
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