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Chapter 5 Supply and Logistics
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Figure 5-1.—Typical requisition request. 5. FISC Oakland makes an issue transaction report to NAVSUPSYSCOM. 6. NAVSUPSYSCOM applies the issue reports to its master record and certifies that the stock of this equipment at FISC Oakland is below the required level. NAVSUPSYSCOM then issues a contract to the XYZ Corporation to replenish FISC Oakland’s stock. 7. XYZ Corporation ships the equipment to FISC Oakland. 8.  FISC  Oakland  makes  a  receipt  transaction report to NAVSUPSYSCOM. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION The  General  Services  Administration  (GSA), though not a part of the Department of Defense, does furnish some materials and services to the Armed Forces. It is responsible for supporting all Federal agencies. GSA maintains stock points at several locations throughout the country. It also has open-end contracts with major suppliers for such items as typewriters, adding machines, and calculators. A good portion of the Navy’s administrative supplies and equipment is procured from this source. The   GSA   makes   contracts   with   many manufacturers to buy at an agreed upon price. Most materials used by Navy imaging facilities are on the "GSA  Schedule."  This  means  that  a  local  store, carrying material you need, may sell it to you at the established GSA price. However, material that is stocked by the Navy must be ordered from the Navy Supply System. Prices vary between the two systems; sometimes you will pay more for goods when ordering 5-2







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