APM Version 11.16

May 25, 2022May 25, 2022Allen Farley

The Acquisition Chief Process Office released version 11.16 of the Acquisition Process Model (APM) on 23 May 2022. The primary changes to the model are the inclusion of the DoDI 5000.83_DAFI 63-113 and updates to Title 10 sections. The APM training team will provide more information on these and other changes to the model in the next APM Update Training (with the next class scheduled for 26 May). A summary of these changes will be included during the June Update Training as well. The team always welcomes comments and questions; you can submit them using our Contact Us form.

Finally, we have a tool that contains everything we need. We no longer have to go to several different areas.

GS-13 Acquisition Support POC

Thank you for building this product. As a PM with an engineering degree, this helps organize the data in a way I think. The introduction to the website definitely helped me to understand the structure and make the data useable for the future.

GS-12 Program Manager

Great quick update of the significant revisions to the tool. This was extremely timely training, as we are in the early planning phase for MS-B and ASP development. The tool will be extremely helpful.

GS-13 Acquisition Manager

Eliminates confusion – one-stop shop – outstanding value for workforce

AFLCMC/EBK

I work in Space Sustainment, but knowing the steps involved and having the ability to drill down into those steps to know what is being required of the program office is invaluable.

SMC/SLX

The Acquisition CIO leverages the APM to satisfy the process flow component of the Acquisition Enterprise Architecture.

SAF/AQXS

I plan to use the APM to prepare for Early Strategy and Issue Session (ESIS) and Acquisition Strategy Panel with the PEO.

AFLCMC/WLMP