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strategic initiative, providing fact-based shore facility recommendations to the CG

Investment Board (via the Resource Group), chartering cross-cutting IPTs, and

maintaining equilibrium between organization, processes, and infrastructure. The

Office of Civil Engineering (G-SEC) shall act as the SIMB Secretariat. A more

detailed description can be found in paragraph 6.d below.

(2)

IPTs will be comprised of multi-disciplined operational and support personnel drawn

from existing resources. IPTs are formed to address shore infrastructure related issues

that cut across traditional program, geographic or functional boundaries. They will be

established for a specific task or purpose for a finite period of time (e.g., Special

Studies, Quick Studies, regional Master Plans, or recommended changes to CG-wide

policies). IPTs will develop alternatives and best business case recommendations to

the SIMB allowing a better focus on CG-wide strategic outcomes. A more detailed

description can be found in paragraph 6.e below.

RESPONSIBILITIES.

a. Assistant Commandant for Systems (G-S). G-S shall act as the Corporate Asset Manager

for Shore Facilities with authority to perform the following tasks:

(1)

Oversee the implementation of the SFCAM strategic initiative;

(2)

Charter the Shore Infrastructure Management Board (SIMB);

(3)

Monitor SFCAM execution and performance and direct improvements, as needed;

(4)

Advocate shore related resource needs to the CG Investment Board; and

(5)

Advise the Commandant on SFCAM and Shore Facilities Readiness.

b. Coast Guard Investment Board and Resource Group.

(1)

Align shore facility resource decisions with the SFCAM strategic initiative;

(2)

Ensure that operational and logistical support requirements are balanced and aligned

with CG strategic goals and outcomes.

c. Assistant Commandants. Assistant Commandants shall use the SFCAM Guiding Principles

as they develop their business plans and define their program requirements. They shall also

assist the Assistant Commandant for Systems in implementation of the SFCAM strategy as

appropriate and provide membership to the SIMB as outlined in paragraph 6.d.(2) below.

d. Shore Infrastructure Management Board (SIMB). The SIMB shall:

(1)

Represent the integrated operational and logistical perspective for shore facility capital

asset issues;