ATP 4-10.1 — Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support To Operations

ATP 4-10.1 governs LOGCAP support planning, requests, execution, training, and contract oversight from the operational to the tactical level.

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  • Publication number: ATP 4-10.1
  • Title: LOGISTICS CIVIL AUGMENTATION PROGRAM SUPPORT TO OPERATIONS
  • Date: 11/28/2023
  • Proponent: T2COM
  • Status: ACTIVE

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It covers LOGCAP organizations, operational contract support planning, task order execution, contractor oversight, training, exercises, and contingency construction. It requires consideration of LOGCAP during OCS market research and formal requests for LOGCAP training and exercise support.

Applies to: ATP 4-10.1 applies to the Active Army, Army National Guard, and United States Army Reserve unless otherwise stated.

Topics covered

  • LOGCAP program description
  • LOGCAP Forward
  • Operational contract support planning
  • Task order execution
  • Contractor personnel and equipment
  • Property disposition
  • Training and exercise support
  • Contingency construction

Questions and answers

When must requiring activities consider LOGCAP before establishing a new contract?

LOGCAP is a preferred source for logistics support, and requiring activities must consider it as part of OCS market research before establishing a new contract. (paragraph 1-1)

Can LOGCAP be used during every type and phase of operation?

All types and phases of operations may use LOGCAP. (paragraph 2-4)

What support must be integrated for LOGCAP contractor employees?

LOGCAP contractor employees (except local national hires) are CAAF and require integration into force protection and security, billeting, life support, legal jurisdiction, and Army Health System support plans. (paragraph 2-23)

How must LOGCAP training and exercise support be requested?

Requiring activities must formally request LOGCAP training and exercise support. (paragraph 4-2)

Who has final authority over LOGCAP-related GFP and CAGO equipment disposition?

While this decision involves supported combatant commander and theater Army planning input, final LOGCAP-related GFP and CAGO equipment disposition authority resides with HQDA G-4. (paragraph 3-21)

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