Miscellaneous
Programs
If you do not qualify to receive DLA Disposition Services property
as a DOD, Federal, or Donation customer, you may qualify under one of these
special programs.
Civil Air Patrol (CAP):
The official auxiliary of the USAF and is eligible to receive
excess and FEPP without reimbursement.
Title to the property is transferred to CAP upon the condition that the
property be used by CAP to support valid mission requirements. The CAP must return unneeded property to a DLA
Disposition Services site .
DOD Contractors:
The Military Service/Defense Agency Management Control Activity
(MCA) is authorized to withdraw specific
excess personal property from DLA Disposition Services sites for use as
GFM/Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) to support officially stated
contractual requirements per the DoD 4000.25-1-M
DOD or Service Museums:
10 USC 2572 or 40 USC 481 and DoD 4160-21 M, Chapter 5 provide for
DLA Disposition Services issues of DoD excess for museum use, display, or
exchange. Currently, DoD or service museums may acquire items for housekeeping
purposes only. Moratorium for other
items has not been removed.
Foreign Military Sales (FMS/Grant Aid):
Foreign Military Sales (FMS/Grant Aid): DLA Disposition Services
conducts the sale of excess defense articles to authorized foreign Governments.
Property is issued free to grant aid eligible Countries and for the adjusted
present value for non-grant-aid-eligible countries. All FMS customers are
charged for PC&H. DLA Disposition Services is reimbursed for administration
costs only. This program is overseen and directed by the Defense Security
Cooperation Agency (DSCA) for the Under Secretary of Defense for International
Affairs. You may e-mail the FMS office for further questions
Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP):
As provided by Title 10, Section 2547 of the Defense Authorization
Act, DLA Disposition Services provides DoD excess property consisting of items
of a humanitarian assistance nature, which is then distributed to needy third
world countries, as coordinated through Defense Security Cooperation Agency,
Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief, and Mine Action (HDM) Division. For
more information visit the DSCA website.
Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS):
MARS operates under the command jurisdiction of the Military
Services and is an integral part of the DoD communication system. The Military Services responsible for MARS
are authorized to requisition excess and FEPP through their respective
accountable officers.
For the US Army MARS program
For the US Airforce MARS program
For the US Navy-Marine Corps MARS program
Morale, Welfare, Recreation Activities (MWRAs)/Services:
May requisition excess and FEPP through the servicing Accountable
Officer or from the MWRAs/Services Accountable Officer if the MWRAs/Services
has a DoDAAC on file with DAAS. Items
requisitioned from DLA Disposition Services sites shall be for administrative
and other purposes from which no direct benefits will be realized by
individuals.
National Guard Units:
Issues to National Guard units must have the approval of the
National Guard Bureau or the U.S. Property and Fiscal Officer (USP&FO), or
their authorized representative, for the State in which the National Guard unit
is located.
Senior Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Units
Senior ROTC units of the military services may obtain excess and
FEPP from DLA Disposition Services sites to support supplemental proficiency
training programs. Issues must be
approved by the installation commander, or designee, normally responsible for
providing logistical support to the instructor group. Issues shall be made to
the accountable officer of the school concerned.
For any questions please contact the RTD Branch