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Title: DHS EP


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DHS EPR Mission Assignments (MAs)

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What is aMission Assignment (MA)?
  • Work order issued by DHS EPR to a Federal agency
    directing completion of a specific task, and
    citing funding, other managerial controls, and
    guidance
  • Given in anticipation of, or response to a
    Presidential declaration of a major disaster or
    emergency

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Three Types ofMission Assignments (MAs)
  • 1. Federal Operations Support (FOS)
  • Any type of support to Federal responders
  • 100 Federally funded
  • Before or after declaration

FED TO FED
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3 Types of MAs (Contd)
  • 2. Technical Assistance (TA)
  • TA for expertise advice
  • 100 Federally funded
  • Eligible after declaration
  • Brain Power Clean Hands
  • 3. Direct Federal Assistance (DFA)
  • For goods and services beyond the States
    capability to provide
  • Functions normally under State/local purview
  • Requested by State subject to cost-share
  • Eligible only after declaration
  • Dirty Hands and We do the Work

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Common Terms in Mission Assignments (MA) Process
  • Action Request Form (ARF)
  • MA Form
  • MA Tasker
  • Emergency Support Function (ESF)
  • Federal Approving Official (FAO)
  • State Approving Official (SAO)
  • Operations Section Chief
  • Mission Assignment Coordinator (MAC)

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Common Terms (Contd)
  • Mission Assignment Specialist
  • Project Officer (PO) DHS EPR
  • Action Officer (AO) -OFA
  • Comptroller
  • Finance Specialist
  • Disaster Finance Center (DFC)
  • Prescripted Mission Assignment (PSMA)
  • National Emergency Management Information System
    (NEMIS)

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Mission Assignment Phases (3)

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Set-Up Activities
  • Notification and ESF activation
  • Budget established
  • NEMIS Rights
  • Delegations of authority
  • Presidential declaration (specifies cost share
    and waivers)
  • DHS EPR-State agreement (assurances from State)

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REQUEST PROCESS Identifying Needs through the
State
A variety of sources can identify needs for
Federal assistance
State Assistance
Federal Assistance
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REQUEST PROCESS - ARF Form
  • NOTE!! All official requests should be made to
    DHS EPR via the Action Request Form (ARF)
  • Verbals (follow up in writing!)
  • ARF is logged in the Tracking Log
    (by Mission Assignment Specialist)

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Building a Good Request
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Review and Coordination
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Request Process Continues
  • Operations Section Chief Reviews ARF
  • Eligible under Stafford Act?
  • Beyond State and local capabilities?
  • Permanent restorative work?
  • Existing other Federal agency authority?
  • Operations Section Chief - Coordinates with
    Logistics
  • Can request can be met through DHS
    EPR?
  • (Internal DHS EPR Supply or Purchase or
    Contract)
  • If not, ARF is routed to appropriate Branch Chief
    to work with OFA to prepare SOW, and
    completion date.
  • THEN Request MISSION ASSIGNMENT

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Building a Good Statement of Work
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Phase 1 MA Issuance
  • MA reviewed OPS Section Chief for content
  • MA is signed (in NEMIS/eCAPS ) by
  • MAC
  • PO
  • State Approving Official (SAO) (TA or DFA)
  • FAO (i.e., FCO, Dep. FCO or Ops Chief)
  • Comptroller -
  • gt certifies and obligates funds
  • gt forwards obligated MA to the DFC and copy
    to the MAC
  • MAC provides a copy to the assigned agency

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Phase 2 MA Execution
  • Tasked Lead Agency
  • 1. Begins task
  • gt May subtask support agencies or
    contract with vendors
  • 2. Agencys Action Officer (AO) tracks
    progress and documents all expenditures
  • 3. AO coordinates with DHS EPRs Project
    Officer (PO)
  • 4. AO submits two reports to PO
  • a. Work progress report -
  • b. Financial status report -
    www.fema.gov/ofm/ofed_agencies.shtm

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Reimbursable Costs
  • ELIGIBLE COSTS
  • Permanent Federal agency personnel Overtime,
    travel, per diem
  • Temporary personnel Wages, travel, per diem
  • Costs paid from trusts, revolving funds, etc.
  • Costs of contracts and materials, equipment from
    agencys regular stock

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Non-Reimbursable Costs
  • NON-ELIGIBLE COSTS
  • Work performed by an agency under their own
    authority
  • Repairs to OFA facilities
  • Litigation costs
  • PFT regular salaries, benefits, and indirect
    costs (i.e., sick time, cash awards)

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Phase 3 MA Billing/Reimbursement Close-out
  • Support agency bills reviewed by lead agency
    paid by DHS EPR from lead agencys obligation
  • Lead and other agencies with direct MAs bill DHS
    EPR
  • DHS EPR DFC reviews bills and pays agency
  • MAC/PO/FAO reviews work, approves payment
  • OFA submits final bill
  • Remaining funds deobligated, MA file closed
  • State billed for cost share

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Pre-scripted Mission Assignments (PSMAs)
  • Developed to facilitate rapid response and
    standardize mission assignments.
  • Mission statement and dollar amount serve as a
    general guideline or template
  • IF NEEDED -Revise PSMA to fit the
    request!!!!

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Pre-scripted Mission Assignments (PSMAs)
  • Encourage thinking ahead
  • Purpose is not to recreate the wheel
  • Operations Chief has discretion to change

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