NAVMC 4000.4B governs tactics, techniques, and procedures for developing and executing logistics plans for deployed Marine Corps forces.
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It covers logistics organizations, planning timelines, Navy logistics systems, materiel management, operational contract support, and distribution management. It describes logistics capabilities available to deployed unit commanders and addresses supply sourcing, priority materiel, repairables, and contracting.
Although supplies aboard amphibious ships are generally intended for Navy units, common item stocks can be made available to embarked Marines with advance coordination. (paragraph 1-3)
Coordination with ships’ supply officers should begin 90-120 days prior to deployment. (paragraph 1-3)
Marine Corps units are authorized to use PMO and their requisition tracking system – Prime, as a point of entry for IPG-1 requisitions of mission essential repair parts and other critical materiel, to minimize customer wait time. (paragraph 4)
Supported units must ensure requisitions are obligated in Defense Agencies Initiative (DAI) financial system, via manual transaction entry, if necessary, since transactions submitted through Prime are off-line requisitions for financial accounting purposes. (paragraph 4)
Supported units must register for access to eRMS. Access requires a CAC/PKI certificate for registration at: https://applications.navsup.navy.mil/erms. (paragraph 5)