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Disposition Through PCARSS

T10-03PCARS-DC
CEUs: 4.50

Location:



	Washington, DC 20005
	Phone:
	Monday 3/8/2010 8:00am to Friday 3/12/2010 12:00pm

Early Fees:

	Member Registering on or before 3/1/2010	$1,200.00
	Non-Member Registering on or before 3/1/2010	$1,325.00

Late Fees:

	Member Registering after 3/1/2010	$1,200.00
	Non-Member Registering after 3/1/2010	$1,325.00

Description:

The Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) has a web application for government agencies to screen excess property for reuse called Plant Clearance Automated Reutilization Screening System (PCARSS). PCARSS is the only available automated system for the screening and disposition of excess government property in the possession of contractors. This application allows acquiring agencies to access the latest information and the status of current requisitions. This course will benefit DoD contractors, government property and federal acquisition personnel involved in property.

Topic Overview:

This course will cover the new PCARSS version 3.1.
Explore the background and references that control the plant clearance process.
Requirements and options for the disposition of government property in the possession of contractors.

Core Benefits:

After successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

§ Recognize the need for incorporating the PCARSS System into their government property procedures.

§ Implement the PCARSS System as part of their government property system.

§ Access the PCARSS system, input excess property, and complete final disposition actions.

Instructor:

Phone: 727-736-3788

Hotel Information:

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