Bldg. 10, Clinical Center, Medical Board Room (10/2C116)
Thursday, September 1, 2005 - 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Next Meeting: Octobe 6, 2005 - 1:00-3:00 p.m. - Bldg 10, Room 2C116
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Adams, Linda, NHGRI |
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Adams, Ronald, CC |
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Affeldt, Mary, NIDA |
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Betson, Ginger, NIDCR |
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Bortner, Don, NIA |
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Bullman, Laurie, ORS |
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Childers, Olive, OD/OIR |
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Dease, Deborah, NINDS |
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Ferreira, Ana, NINR |
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Fonrose, Nadine, OD/OIR |
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Grosman, Gail, NIGMS |
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Harrelson, Susan, NIDDK |
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Hennings, Marsha, NIAMS |
Colleen, Jody |
Klein, Pamela, NIMH |
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Le, Truc, NINDS |
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Ng, Cathy, NCI |
Hill, Kristie |
Perry, Katy, NIAID |
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Siegel, Donna, NCI |
Langley, Kelli |
Simmonds-Barnes, Denise, NCCAM |
Gheer, Valery |
Strickland, Marlyn, CIT |
Miles, Anita |
Unger, Gary, NHLBI |
Renehan, Michelle |
Wiggins, Bruce, NIEHS |
Minutes: Prepared by Francie Kitzmiller, NIDDK
Closed Session (1:00 - 2:15)
1) Update on A-76 Status - Camille Hoover
Camille Hoover began the discussion explaining that A-76 started
with the President's Management Agenda. The number 2 item is
competitive outsourcing which is where A-76 comes into play. She also
explained that the Fair Act Inventory, which is part of the A-76, is
to categorize every human being into a function and this inventory is
the starting point for A-76. We don't really know who will be
affected..
R000 is the code for the Administrative Support which is going to be
reviewed (~900 people) in the next 2-3 years. In '05, A-76 didn't
meet quotas so Admin office & SD office are going to be looked
at. The committee that is assisting in coding the functions is
looking at the definitions of the functions, who is really doing the
work, etc. - it's considered to be a preplanning effort at this point
. The committee is looking at the R000 definitions to assure they are
comparing apples to apples and oranges to oranges. Handout was
provided as to the current definitions of the R000s.
2) Status of NIH Administrative GS-14/15 procedures - Chris Steyer
Major
The OD is working on changing the process. A lot of things are
going on - freezes have been on, removing layers of supervisors, etc.
Management wants to ensure 14/15 positions are looked at carefully
and only non-scientific positions. Colleen Barros approves these
recruits and any selection has to go through her to assure it's
appropriate.
Colleen Barros originally had a big stack of cases when she first
started. The EO subcommittee group helped to write position
management principals to help classify when packages are received. HR
has come out with a proposal on how to review these and make the
process easier. The new process brings this back into HR instead of
to Bldg. 1 in order to streamline.
There is also a Freeze Exception Committee - Camille & Chris are
on this committee. Colleen decided the EO subcommittee reviews these
packages as well especially non-supervisory. The process is:
Chris will send draft instructions out to Susan and then the
new ones when they are updated.
3) Record of call changes due to implementation of NBS - Linda
Adams
This involves the acquisition community, looking at the
delegations of authority of Purchasing Agents. Indefinite delivery
contracts and other delegated authority- $500K and above is what is
at issue to be changed to be approved only by warranted Contracting
Officers.
Diane Frasier and Bob Best will work with the AOs and others on this
issue.
4) Retreat for principal Extramural and Intramural AO's and the
EO's - Susan Harrelson
Susan read the e-mail received about the retreat from Colleen
Barros' office which was to bring the AO's & EO's together for a
2-day retreat. She asked for input on how to reply at the planning
committee. Some ideas suggested:
Handouts:
R000 Codes - Revised 8.29.05
Pre-Planning Committee