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Archive: August, 2018

Factory building with well-drilling equipment with the words "Boosting small business demands big ideas" overlaid.

Aug. 30, 2018

Boosting small business demands big ideas

FORT LEE, Va. — DCMA’s small business advocates ensure everyone receives a fair opportunity to compete for DoD contracts.

Drawn city scape with a close-up of one skyscraper with two floors - one representing DCMA and the other DCAA.

Aug. 22, 2018

DCMA, DCAA Chicago build on shared vision

CHICAGO — “(We) have enjoyed a favorable collaborative relationship for many years,” said Gloria Velasco, who has worked for both agencies.

Woman speaking while standing in front of an on screen presentation.

Aug. 21, 2018

Employees gain better understanding of Defense Priorities and Allocations System

FORT LEE, Va. — The event was designed to ensure employees understood DPAS regulatory requirements.

Man wearing headphones, sitting at a desk.

Aug. 14, 2018

DCMA Philadelphia employee retires after years of mentoring, encouraging others

PHILADELPHIA — Michael Patterson, who is legally blind, excelled in his 36-year federal career.

Navy Captain Brett Stevens

Aug. 10, 2018

DCMA Eastern Region welcomes new commander

BOSTON — Navy Capt. Brett Stevens took command on July 24.

Group of people standing in front of an aircraft.

Aug. 6, 2018

DCMA LM Marietta celebrates 50-year milestone of C-5

MARIETTA, Ga. — Most people who attended the event did not know that President Johnson visited the facility in 1968 when the first C-5 rolled out of the hangar.

Defense Contract Management Agency headquarters building.

Aug. 2, 2018

Two DCMA heroes find forever in sacrifice

FORT LEE, Va. — “Everyone in DCMA should know and respect our history,” Vice Adm. David Lewis.

Military and civilian personnel of the Defense Contract Management Agency are now authorized to wear new organization badge and lapel pin. The device is considered a temporary badge and is not intended for military personnel to wear upon termination of assignment to the agency. (DCMA graphic by Elizabeth Szoke)

Aug. 1, 2018

DCMA personnel now authorized to wear new organization badge

FORT LEE, Va. — Heraldry of agency is now available and authorized for wear.