Joint Requirements oversight council
The Defense Acquisition Executive (DAE) validates capability documents for all ACAT II and below programs when the system involved significantly affects the joint force and requires expanded review to ensure alignment with strategic objectives and joint force requirements. This validation process ensures that the system's capabilities meet the user needs, operational requirements, and are compliant with relevant policies and regulations.
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The program office responsible for managing the ACAT II or below program typically validates the capabilities of the system through a combination of testing, evaluation, and assessment activities. They work closely with stakeholders, such as the user community and oversight entities, to ensure that the system meets its requirements and objectives. If the system does not significantly affect the joint force, the validation process may focus more on specific operational or organizational impacts rather than broader strategic implications.
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The AoA Study Guidance for ACAT I and IA programs is developed by the Defense Acquisition University (DAU). The due date for the guidance can vary, but it is typically released at the beginning of the fiscal year.
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Sharebuilder is not ACAT Eligible and not able to participate in ACAT transfers; therefore, they do not have a DCT#