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Joint Contracting Command - Iraq/Afghanistan 4th International Rebuild Iraq Exhibition
08 May 2007
Maj Gen Darryl A. Scott
Commanding General
Joint Contracting Command - Iraq/Afghanistan &
Head of Contracting Activity
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Agenda
• What we do
• Historical and Projected Spending
• Training for contracting
• Advertising results
• Questions
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Coordination with Warfighters
Kirkuk
Baghdad
Mosul
Tallil
Balad
Kuwait City
KUWAIT
Al Kut
Najaf/Kufah
Sulaymaniyah
An Nukhayb
Nasiriyah
Safwan
Qurnah
Al Amarah
Samawah
SYRIA
Diyala
Dahuk
Karbala
Bayji
Tall Afar
Ramadi
Ar Rutbah
Husaybah
Al AsadTanif
N. Babil
SAUDI ARABIA
Samarra
Irbil
Umm Qasr
Hadithah
As Samawah
IRANJORDAN
Diwaniyah
Fallujah
Taji
Basrah
Mosul RCC
Kirkuk RCC
Tikrit RCC
Taji RCC Balad RCC
Echo RCC
Basrah RCC
Tallil RCC
JCC-I/AHQ/PARCRECON/MSD
Victory RCC
Baghdad RCCDoS/IZ Support
II MEF RCCFallujah
JCC-I/AICO/SCD
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Enablers utilized by JCC I/A
• Contracting Strategies
• Training
• Advertising
MNF-I
Joint Contracting CommandJoint Contracting Command
Iraq / AfghanistanIraq / Afghanistan
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Services & Supplies,
$2,600, 48%
Construction, $1,300, 24%
IraqiSecurity Forces,
$1,500, 28%
Where Our Requirements Come From
FY06 FY07 Projection
$5,184M
Total
$5,400M
Total
Services & Supplies,
$1,776M, 34%
Construction, $2,832M, 55%
IraqiSecurityForces,$576M, 11%
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Contracting Strategies
Providing increased opportunities for economic expansion, entrepreneurship, and skills training
• Increase awards to Iraqi firms (Direct)
• Utilize factors that positively impact the economy in analyzing the effects of an offerors’ proposal– Iraqi ownership of firm– Iraqi participation in contract performance– Employment of Iraqi citizens
• Use of Host Nation Business Advocates
HNBAs
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Training
• Available training and workshops:– Regional Contracting Centers (RCC)– Local Business Centers– Other secure locations as necessary
• Training is focused on how to:– Locate contracting opportunities– Read and understand a Request for Proposal
(RFP)– Reasonably price a product or service– Prepare a proposal
Win in a competitive environment
Place emphasis on mentoring and training Iraqi firms
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Advertising
JCC-I/A is committed to soliciting local sources thru well-used methods within Iraq
www.fedbizopps.comwww.rebuildingiraq.com
www.baghdadbusinesscenter.org
Bid Boards at RCC’s, Business
Centers, Chambers of Commerce
&Local Newspapers,
“Iraqi Business Daily”
Global Loc
al
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Points of Contact
• Operations Officer– Michael Parent– [email protected]
• Host Nation Business Advocate– Alfred Allos– [email protected]
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Questions?
www.fedbizopps.com
www.rebuildingiraq.comwww.baghdadbusinesscenter.org
