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Updated Army Item Unique Identification Policy 

Tags: Acquisition Workforce, Life Cycle Logistics, Life Cycle Management, Life Cycle Sustainment Plan (LCSP), Product Support, Product Support & Sustainment, Supply Chain Management

For Army life cycle logisticians, in case you were not already aware, the Army issued a new version of  Army Regulation 700-145 Item Unique Identification (IUID) earlier this week. This regulation prescribes the policy for item unique identification (IUID) in the Army, assigns responsibilities for item unique identification planning and implementation, and provides policy to institutionalize the use of item unique identification throughout the life cycle for items subject to item unique identification criteria.

 

IUID facilitates information sharing between users at all levels within a net-centric environment by establishing a unique identity for materiel (including components) that require unique item traceability or handling. IUID also supports Army modernization by improving business processes that include property accountability, property valuation, serialized item management (SIM), configuration management, and product life cycle management.

 
Posted by Bill Kobren CPL on 27-Sep-12
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