448SCMWMAN23-101 governs the transfer of Air Force organic workload from centralized flights to commodity-based management.
View 448SCMWMAN23-101 on armypubs.army.mil
It establishes transfer phases, roles, timelines, and assessment criteria for moving subsystems to commodity groups. The publication requires compliance with its processes and annual review of its guidance.
Applies to: It applies to the transfer of Air Force organic workload managed in a centralized flight and is not designed to replace any current or previous workload transition guidance related to items or systems transitioning from outside Air Force management.
The 448 SCMW Director has the authority to decentralize a centralized flight in whole or in part. (paragraph 2)
The centralized flight and gaining flights are responsible for negotiating, executing and managing the transfer of the subsystems to their appropriate squadron. (paragraph 2)
The gaining flights are responsible for negotiating and developing a timeline for acceptance of centralized flight workload; considering the manpower, facilities and program specific training required to accept management of the workload. (paragraph 2)
The following assessment criteria is to be used by the IPT to formulate a timeline for when the subsystem transfer will be completed. (paragraph 4)
When the appropriate squadron for transition is not clear, rely on the existing Individual Line Item Supply Assignment (ILSA) rules to place the new workload. (paragraph 2)