Stew-ard-ship [stoo-erd-ship] noun -- the position and duties of a steward, a person who
acts as the surrogate of another or others, especially
by managing property, financial affairs, an estate, etc.
DCMA region commanders share their perspectives on
stewardship, as well as specific stewardship
responsibilities they provide to the agency and the
American people.
The contracting staff at Defense Contract Management
Agency Baltimore has a lofty job this fiscal year –
tackle more than $70 million in at-risk funds. Failure
to address them could mean the customer’s loss of their
use.
The Defense Contract Management Agency
Engineering and Analysis Directorate recently hosted a
two-day strategic planning session at the headquarters
building on Fort Lee, Va., to share its 2012 Systems
Engineering Division vision and plans for policy,
training and tool development with DCMA engineering
workforce personnel.
Stewardship is a term we have been hearing a great
deal about in the past months, and it is a key component
for achieving our mission of delivering quality products
and services to our nation’s warfighters.
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