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MC 2M/ATE MOS Study: Final Report
September 1, 1999
This briefing summarizes the findings and conclusions resulting from the CNA Marine Corps Microminiature/Automatic Test Equipment Military Occupational Specialty Code (2M/ATE MOS) study. The purpose of the study was to analyze a number of alternative Circuit Card Assemblies (CCA) repair strategies for MC ground systems. The alternatives considered ranged from evacuating all CCA functions to repairing them all. We also considered varying the repairer workforce composition and repair location. We found that the current repair practices, assuming that the MC assigns the number of repairer man-years we estimate are needed, saves about $75 million a year over what it would cost of evacuate and replenish failed CCAs. More money could be saved if all CCAs were repaired at a central location (Electronic Maintenance Companies). The report also finds that 2M workload does not appear to warrant a primary MOS.
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Issues Concerning Public and Private Provision of Depot Maintenance
April 1, 1994
In this report, we examine the question of where the Navy's depot maintenance should be done. In FY 1992, the Department of the Navy spent $7.5 billion on depot maintenance, and most of that work was done at naval depots. Now that the workload is declining, however, the Department of the Navy and the Department of Defense are looking at the possibility of doing more of that work at private facilities.
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