NAVMC 1700.1 — Government Requirements Per Focus Contract

NAVMC 1700.1 governs Marine Corps installation requirements for providing support, facilities, and equipment for the FOCUS program.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 1700.1
  • Title: GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS PER FOCUS CONTRACT
  • Date: 18 Dec 2019
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: New

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It describes installation point of contact roles, office space and equipment requirements, FOCUS team roles, and contractor staffing by installation. It requires specified facilities, telephone service, and non-government Internet access for the program.

Applies to: Targeted staff members are MCCS directors or equivalent who support FOCUS program staff.

Topics covered

  • FOCUS program requirements
  • Installation point of contact responsibilities
  • Office space and equipment requirements
  • FOCUS team roles
  • Contractor staffing by installation
  • Team office space recommendations

Questions and answers

What is the Marine Corps responsible for providing for the FOCUS program?

In accordance with references (a) and (b), the United States Marine Corps is responsible for providing an installation point of contact (POC), office space and furniture, landline telephone service, and non-government Internet service capability for the Families Overcoming Under Stress {FOCUS) program. (paragraph 5)

What does the installation point of contact do for the FOCUS program?

Facilitates contractor personnel orientation to the installation, provides access to local referral sources, promotes awareness of local procedures including mandated and duty to warn reports, and similar duties to promote program integration and success. (paragraph 5)

What office access must FOCUS staff and clients have?

FOCUS staff and clients will need access during the day, afternoon and evening hours, and Saturdays. (paragraph 5)

What equipment must be available for emergency phone coverage?

A landline telephone to ensure emergency phone coverage in at least one of the office spaces. (paragraph 5)

What is the government not responsible for providing?

Per reference (a), the government is not responsible for providing the Internet service. (paragraph 5)

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