MCO 4200.34 governs the Marine Corps Contingency Contracting Force (CCF) Program, including its personnel, operations, and logistics.
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MCO 4200.34 covers CCF organization, personnel screening and sustainment, training, MAGTF operations, equipment, fiscal support, disbursing, and micro-purchases. It requires CCF Marines to maintain qualifications, training, education, and contracting accreditation or certification.
Applies to: This Order is applicable to the Marine Corps Total Force.
At a minimum, all CCF personnel must be qualified to obtain a final Secret clearance based upon a minimum of a national agency check with law and credit.
Must possess a general technical score of 110 or higher on the Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery Test. (paragraph 3)
All CCF Marines are required to complete 80 continuous learning points (CLPs) of training every two years in order to maintain contracting accreditation or certification. (paragraph 6)
Temporary removal of a Marine from the CCF may occur as a result of the following: (1) Criminal or other misconduct that dictates that the CCF member under investigation cannot perform CCF duties until the investigation has concluded. (2) Poor performance or incompetency that warrants a period of observation and evaluation. (3) Temporary loss of security clearance for any reason. (4) Failure to properly manage personal finances or debt. (paragraph 7)
The minimum standards for CCF Marines are Level I contracting accreditation for 3044 enlisted Marines and Level I contracting certification for 3006 Marine officers. (paragraph 7)