AFMCI23-105 — Planning For Defense Logistics Agency (dla)-managed Consumables (pdmc)

AFMCI23-105 governs planning for Defense Logistics Agency-managed consumables and identifying significant future demand changes.

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  • Publication number: AFMCI23-105
  • Title: PLANNING FOR DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY (DLA)-MANAGED CONSUMABLES (PDMC)
  • Date: 2023-06-06

View AFMCI23-105 on armypubs.army.mil


It describes PDMC processes, objectives, scope, information flow, roles, demand triggers, and demand input generation methodologies. Compliance with the publication and its attachments is mandatory, and it establishes procedures for waivers and recommended changes.

Applies to: This publication applies to all AFMC and United States Space Force (USSF) organizations who generate requirements for DLA consumable items.

Topics covered

  • PDMC strategic planning
  • DLA-managed consumable item demands
  • Demand Data Exchange
  • Process initiator responsibilities
  • Demand triggers
  • Demand input generation methodology
  • Information and data format requirements

Questions and answers

What does the PDMC process do?

PDMC is the strategic planning process, the AF employs, to proactively notify DLA there is a significant change in the future requirements for a DLA-managed consumable item.

Does the PDMC process resolve short-term supportability issues?

The PDMC process is not intended to resolve short term supportability issues.

How are Air Force requirements passed electronically to DLA?

DDE is the method by which AF requirements are passed electronically to DLA’s Enterprise Business Solution, Oracle E-Business Suite.

What information does the PDMC process provide to DLA?

The PDMC process develops and provides item, location, and date specific future requirements to DLA for consumable items that the AF anticipates significant change in demand.

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