Operations Division (DAIM-ODO)
Mission
The Operations Division’s mission is to improve the management of installations – more efficient, more effective; establish requirements and standards – facilities and services; and identify and defend resource requirements for the sustainment, restoration and modernization, and base operations support.
Functions
Program Analysis and Assets Branch
- Real Property Team
- Real Estate Team
- Programs Team
- Contract Support Team
- Generate SRM, facilities recapitalization, and Base Operations Support requirements using OSD modeling tools (FSM, FMM, ISM, and FOM)
- Establish real property management policy as proponent for the Army
- Act as conduit for DASA I&H on real estate actions
- Provide programmatic oversight of HQEIS, HQIIS, IFS, ISR, ASIP, RPLANS, ACTS, and GIS
- Develop recurring Congressional reports for Sustainment, Contract Security Guards and Relocatables
- Issue space utilization guidance
- Issue Army Communities of Excellence policy
Operations Branch
- Operations Team
- Installation Status Report Team.
- Installation Geospatial Information & Services Team
- Combat Readiness Support Team
- Maintain repository of established facilities and services standards
- Guide strategic readiness reporting using Defense Readiness Reporting System-Army and the Strategic Readiness Update
- Conduct Capabilities Design Documents reviews
- Manage OACSIM Continuity of Operations (COOP)
- Execute Army Operations Center (AOC) support
- Coordinate Army Regulation reviews
- Serve as OACSIM focal point for safety, CBRNE, and AT/FP
- Support ARFORGEN and AC/RC integration
- Synchronize Force Modernization initiatives with infrastructure and facility requirements across all DOTMLPF domains
- Integrate Force Modernization impacts with USACE mission support, ASA(ALT), and the materiel development community
- Assess Army functional and operational requirements as chair of selected facility types under the Army Facilities Standardization Program
- Consolidate and maintain joint execution of the readiness and modernization support to the Army with USACE regulatory responsibilities