DPAS SCR: 01582



  • SCR Number
    01582
  • Title
    New Form in Unit Issue Request and Transfer Process
  • DPAS Module
    Enterprise
  • Reporting Organization
    Navy: NAVAIR
  • State
    New
  • History
    Submitted: 23 JAN 2020
  • Description

    Description
    The existing ST/STE database, eTIMS, generated a form called a "C-List" for every request created. The "C-List" contained: who created the request, who the list is addressed to (warehouse if a unit issue request, or vendor if an issue transfer), request number, date request created, aircraft, comments (remarks), ST/STE list, contract, UIC, expected return date, ship to (UIC and address), ship to contact (name and phone). The closest thing to this form in DPAS is the Issue Receipt form. This form does not have some information which used to be on the "C-List." Also, the Issue Receipt is only available once a UIR is Issued. NAVSUP WSS requires a form be generated upon the completion of a UIR on their end (once the UIR's status changed to PK-Picking). As of now, they have to take screen shots of the UIR page to provide to PCOs and vendors to show we have completed the request. A sample C-List from eTIMS and an example of what the new form should look like will be provided with the submittal of this SCR.

    Recommended
    Create a new form that includes all information as the provided C-List, or update the Issue Receipt to include this information.  The information that should be included on the form should be: Unit Issue Request Established By, Established Date/Time, To, Request or Transfer #, Reportable Commodity Type, Remarks (mainly for TAC information), Tooling List, UIC, Account Name, Expected Return Date, Ship to Address, and Contact Information of UIC Custodian.  Make this form available to view and print when the request is "In-Process" or "Pk-Picking" status. Also make this form available during the Unit Issue Transfer process.

    Mission Critical
    Mandated. Vendors and PCOs require some type of documentation to use as a receipt that the UIR has been started/completed. DCMA uses this documentation when inspection occurs, PCOs use this document when modifying their contracts.

    Benefits
    This solution will create a formal document that we can use as proof of completing a UIR. It will improve accountability and standardize the UIR process.

    Users
    This change will impact not only users of DPAS and the ST/STE community, but DLA, NAVSUP WSS, and NAVAIR PCOs/ACOs. Vendors also rely on a formal document as an inspection point that a UIR has been completed.