Team, ? 2025 Defense Acquisition Awards and Army Acquisition Hall of Fame Call for Nominations begin: * April 1 for the Defense Acquisition Awards? * April 21 for the Army Acquisition Hall of Fame? ?? For the Defense Acquisition Awards, the submission deadline will be May 30, 2025. ? For Army Acquisition Hall of Fame, the submission deadline will be June 6, 2025. ??? Submission instructions and forms will be available April 1, here: https://lnkd.in/d9ikPfh, ? Enterprise Civilian Talent Development Programs (ECTDP)?The application window is open now and closes April 30.?For more information, click here:?https://lnkd.in/ec-Fgj3x. ?FY27 Product Director Centralized Selection Board (CSB)?Applications are being accepted through April 18. Eligible applicants must be permanent, Army acquisition civilians in a career/career conditional appointment in the grades of GS-13 and GS-14 (or broadband equivalent). Applicants must be DAWIA Practitioner certified in functional area Program Management at the time of application, which must be reflected on the Acquisition Career Record Brief (ACRB). Complete announcement details, eligibility criteria, and how to apply can be found on the CSB webpage here:?https://lnkd.in/ebnDJh2p.? ? Acquisition Leadership Challenge Program (ALCP) Starting April 1, Army acquisition civilian professionals can begin applying to the FY25 fourth quarter ALCP. ALCP is a series of four separate leader development offerings tailored to fit GS-07 through GS-15 (or equivalent payband) participants. ALCP program details, including application and nomination processes and policies, can be found on the ALCP webpage, here:?https://lnkd.in/e6Qd-3k ? DAU FY26 Course Schedule?Available for student registration May 20. To browse DAU’s training opportunities and more in DAU’s iCatalog, go here: https://icatalog.dau.edu.
US Army Medical Acquisition 8X
武装部队
Frederick，MD 1,200 位关注者
Responsible for Researching, Developing, Testing, Procuring, Equipping and Sustaining the AMEDD
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Welcome to the Medical Acquisition 8X LinkedIn Page! The Medical Acquisition 8X SI is available to all AMEDD officers who are in '8X' positions. Officers possessing the 8X SI are educated and experienced in functions to research, develop, acquire, field, test and evaluate, and sustain materiel by conducting R&D and/or leveraging organic or commercial technologies, and capabilities to meet the Army's current and future mission requirements. Additionally, they are educated and experienced in conducting/managing research, develop, test and evaluation (RDT&E) or fielding and sustainment of medical capabilities or materiel. RDT&E is done by leveraging organic DoD laboratories, academic partners and/or commercial partners to provide the Warfighter operational capabilities to meet current and future mission requirements.
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Team Recommend taking a look.
Defense acquisition leaders at all levels play a critical role in accelerating capability to the field. Speakers at the 2025 Acquisition Update Feb. 19-20 identified key practices that acquisition leaders can adopt to lead with purpose and accomplish mission objectives: - Increasing collaboration between the acquisition workforce, military leadership, industry and Congress - Facilitating communication across the acquisition ecosystem - Fostering a culture of growth and continuous learning Read the full article and share your comments: https://lnkd.in/eqgrqe9e #LeadingWithPurpose #AcquisitionUpdate #DAU #Leadership #DefenseAcquisition
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Works equally well on evac platforms- I’m sure…
Earlier this month, our Joint Project Manager for CBRN Special Operations Forces team held a Forward Area Mobility Spray System (FAMS-S) new equipment training for members of the 190th Chemical Reconnaissance Detachment, 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne). FAMS-S is a man-portable decontamination system that neutralizes chemical and biological agents from aircraft, vehicle, or support equipment exteriors so they can be reused without operators having to wear CBRN protective equipment. Through trainings like this one, we can ensure our Special Operations Forces have the most advanced tools and technologies to fight and win in CBRN environments. #JPEOCBRND #CBRN #SpecialOperations #SpecialOps #Decontamination
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Team. The March edition of DACM Hot Topics is now available online: https://lnkd.in/e_WWYbUv DACM Hot Topics is prepared by the Director, Acquisition Career Management (DACM) Office and provides a wealth of timely information to help you manage your acquisition career. This month's topics include: ? Opening Soon for applications on March 11: Two Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) master's degree education opportunities ? Now accepting applications: The Enterprise Civilian Talent Development Programs (ECTDP) is open; apply to one (or more!) leadership development offerings ? FY27 Product Director Centralized Selection Board (CSB): Applications are being accepted now through April 18 ? Coming Soon: starting April 1: Consider participating in one of the ever-popular Acquisition Leadership Challenge Program (ALCP) leader development offerings! ? Save the Date: DAU's FY26 course schedule will be available for student registration on May 20 ? Reminder to Army Acquisition Workforce (AAW) new hires: Get your bearings as you onboard by taking the "Welcome to the Army Acquisition Workforce" course; sign up through the Army Training Information System (ATIS)
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Team, You are invited to the 3rd Annual DoD Zero Trust Symposium featuring more than 40 speakers from government, industry and academia to explore the latest in Zero Trust strategy, policy and implementation. We will share lessons learned, steps to Zero Trust maturity and ways to modernize Zero Trust implementation. Whether you are just beginning your Zero Trust journey or are well down the path, this symposium will energize and equip you for the road ahead. Don't miss one of the most influential Zero Trust events of 2025. Dates: April 2-4, 2025 Register now CLPs: up to 20 Hosted by: DoD Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office (PfMO) Defense Acquisition University (DAU) MIT Lincoln Laboratory Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Advanced Technology Academic Research Center (ATARC) National Defense University (NDU) This event is designed for members of the U.S. Department of Defense and affiliated industry, academic and international partners. We look forward to seeing you online. If you have any questions or issues accessing this event, please contact [email protected]. https://lnkd.in/gFzaBkYb
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Team The February edition of DACM Hot Topics is now available online: https://lnkd.in/e6ZiQwdU DACM Hot Topics is prepared by the Director, Acquisition Career Management (DACM) Office and provides a wealth of timely information to help you manage your acquisition career. This month's topics include: ? FIVE NEW DEFENSE ACQUISITION CREDENTIALS ? OASD(A) PROVIDES TRAINING PLAN AND CREDENTIALS FRAMEWORK ? DAU TRAINING SCHEDULE UPDATE ? FY27 PROJECT MANAGER / PRODUCT MANAGER AND PRODUCT DIRECTOR ANNOUNCEMENTS ? FY25 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES OFFERINGS FROM THE ARMY ACQUISITION SCHOOL ? ADVANCED CIVIL SCHOOLING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY FOR OFFICERS Read more at https://lnkd.in/e6ZiQwdU
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2 of the Authors - 8X, while the third has been our mentor. Congrats Gents - Great Work!
Excited to announce that the journal article Arturo Diaz, F. Bowling, and I wrote (Blood: The Liquid Will to Fight) is now published as a featured article thanks to J of Spec Ops Med (JSOM)! The aim of this article is to create shared understanding to help future practitioners quickly become familiar with today’s current information, and empower them with tactical, operational, and strategic planning considerations so that they can formulate blood supply into their sustainment plan with confidence in tomorrow’s fight. You can catch it in the Winter 2024 (Vol 24 Iss 4) Journal of Special Operations Medicine at: https://lnkd.in/gfNqzXeJ ~~ ** ~~ Description Blood: The Liquid Will to Fight Bachhal J, Diaz A, Bowling FY 24(4). 30 Publication Type: Journal Article (Feature Articles) Keywords: #blood; #CLVIII(B); #largescalecombatoperations; #supplychainmanagement; #Arctic; #emergencydonor; #bloodtransfusion; #bloodcollection; #bloodadministration; #bloodstorage; #bloodtransportation; #walkingbloodbank PMID: 39674872 DOI: 10.55460/ZZIA-20PE
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Please consider applying.
Are you a senior-level Amry civilian acquisition professional looking to advance your career? Apply to the DAU Senior Service College Fellowship (SSCF) program by Jan. 24 and unlock the next level of your leadership journey. This 10-month, full-time educational and leadership development program prepares senior Army civilian employees for key roles such as product or program manager, program executive officer and more. Sponsored by the Army DACM, SSCF seminars are held virtually and in person at Redstone Arsenal, Ala. and Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. As a SSCF fellow, you’ll strengthen your knowledge and skills across leadership, acquisition and national security strategy, while earning a Military Education Level-1 (MEL-1) Senior Service College equivalent certification. Learn more and apply today: https://www.dau.edu/sscf #Leadership #CareerDevelopment #Acquisition #DAU #SSCF #ArmyFellowship #MEL1 #SeniorServiceCollege // U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC)
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