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(f) Business operations. Activity based costing, ISR parts I–III, common levels of support accountability, A–76
Contract Quality Assurance, and work planning and reception.
(7) Network Enterprise Center.
(a) Service management. Spectrum management, architecture services, continuity management, configuration management,
service desk, security manager, communication security, asset management, property book operations, and IT
acquisition and contract management.
(b) Information technology systems support. Nonsecure internet protocol router network, secure internet protocol
router network, continuity program implementation, internet access, communications support, telephone management,
phone system operations, firewall management, database services, e-mail services, Web services, system administration,
cable installation and repair, LMR services, paging services, satellite services, military amateur radio system,
GPS, and visual information service.
(c) Information assurance. Training, DOD information assurance certification and accreditation process, firewall
management, intrusion detection, Public Key Infrastructure, antivirus systems, and incident management.
c. Installation support offices. The following services are provided by the identified support offices. Only programs
or services applicable to the EM program have been identified in the summary below.
(1) Public affairs office. Public affairs support, community relations, media facilitation, liaison between tenants/
garrison and public, legislative liaison, media operations, and newspaper operations.
(2) Religious support office. Religious services, pastoral care and counseling, religious education, community and/or
family ministry, and humanitarian support.
(3) Consolidated legal office. Claims, notary services, tax support, and legal counsel and/or assistance in operational,
international, civil, environmental, and contract law.
(4) Installation contracting office. Contract preparation and administration, purchase card program, small business
advocacy, and contingency contracting officer.
(5) Equal employment office. Affirmative Action Program and regulation compliance.
(6) Internal review, audit, and compliance office. Audit coordination, annual financial statement, risk mitigation
assessments, and audit Services and compliance.
( 7 ) I n s t a l l a t i o n s a f e t y o f f i c e . O S H , r a d i a t i o n p r o t e c t i o n , a c c i d e n t i n v e s t i g a t i o n , r a n g e s a f e t y , a v i a t i o n s a f e t y ,
workplace safety, accident prevention, risk management training, and review MILCON projects.
d. Garrison management and control offices. The following services are provided by the identified offices. Only
programs or services applicable to the EM program have been identified in the summary below.
(1) RMO—
(a) Budget and accounting: Budget preparation and execution, reporting, and accounting.
(b) Manpower and agreements: Personnel requirements, TDA, future year manpower, support agreement management,
and management control program.
(2) PAIO—
(a) Management analysis: ISR, cost management, and process management.
(b) Planning integration: Strategic planning, organizational performance, stationing, analysis support, and base
realignment and closure actions.
(3) Headquarters: Garrison commander, garrison command sergeant major, supply officer, arms room, training
officer, and military oversight.
(4) Administrative staff: Administrative tasking control, correspondence, master calendar, and personnel actions.
E–3. Core installation functions
Table E–1 provides notional core assignments applicable to all directorates and offices and should be aligned to local
conditions and availability by the installation commander within the installation EM plan.
Table E–1
Core installation functions (common to all functional areas)
Function Description Notes
1 Supports implementation of the EM program See entire publication for more information.
1A Complies with all applicable Federal laws, DOD policy,
and Army regulations.
See chapter 1 for more information.
1B Provides input to the Service Area 604 ISR. See chapter 20 for more information.
2 Provides representative to installation EMWG, as directed. Representatives must be knowledgeable about entire functional
area and be empowered to commit resources assigned
to functional area.
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