WR-ALCI23-102 governs procedures for managing national stock numbers for production support flights under the IPV program.
View WR-ALCI23-102 on armypubs.army.mil
It defines IPV business rules for bench stock, NSN eligibility, demand, cost, packaging, and precious-metal management. It also establishes processes for BSL automation, kitting, AutoCrib vending machines, and related support activities.
Applies to: The procedures included in this instruction apply to the planner, production support flight chief, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) contracting officer representative (COR) and technical assistant, and the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex Workload and Analysis Supportability Element (WR-ALC/OBWC).
Low cost is considered those items less than $300 each in price. (paragraph 2)
Frequent demand is defined as items with a minimum of four bin replenishments per year unless exception granted by WR-ALC/OBWC IPV point of contact (POC). (paragraph 2)
NSNs must be active and cannot be acquisition advice code (AAC) of Y, X, J, V. (paragraph 2)
NSNs identified as Shelf-life or Critical Safety Items shall remain in original packaging. (paragraph 2)
Max is usually a 30-day supply unless there is a specific quantity such as a QPA that must be met. (paragraph 3)