| Branch | U.S. Air Force |
| Series | AFMCI |
| Publication date | 2024-02-26 (2.5 years ago) |
| Status | Current |
| Proponent / OPR | AFMC |
| Source of record | AF e-Publishing |
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This instruction prescribes policy guidance for developing logistics and acquisition requirements into Purchase Instruments (PI) to include: the initiation and processing of POs, PRs, and DORs (basic and amendments) for Department of the Air Force managed logistics materiel and services. Along with initiation of outgoing MIPRs for logistics materiel and services required by the USAF or USSF, managed and acquired by other Government agencies. Processing incoming MIPRs for materiel and services requested from the Air Force or Space Force by other Services or agencies to include equipment, spares, materiel, contract repair, inter-Service repairs, services, depot overhauls, modifications, and data requests.
This policy rewrite incorporates tiering, updates organizational activities, adds USSF interests/entities (driving updating policy title change), and incorporates known changes driven by AF/AFMC business system modernization. This change rescinds AFMC Form 36 by replacing the directive form use with use with generalized data element requirements that align to SAF/AF/AFMC financial or contracting policy/systems requirements. This change adds the missing applicability to Depot Maintenance Inter-Service Support Agreements (DMISAs) and incorporates the U.S. Treasury G-Invoicing applicability for DoD/DAF including the use of Fiscal Service Form 7600A, United States Government Interagency Agreement (IAA) Agreement Between Federal Agencies General Terms & Conditions [GT&C] Section. Additionally, this update adds policy for when to grant exceptions to using the Purchase Request Process System (PRPS) and strengthens commercial derivative aircraft and engine consideration of dual use surplus parts required by FY23 National Defense Authorization Act. This policy has extensive changes and must be entirely reviewed
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