MSD

The Materiel Support Division is an element of the AFWCFClosed Air Force Working Capital Fund. The MSDClosed Materiel Support Division - an element of the Air Force Working Capital Fund (AFWCF) that funds the procurement and repair of USAF-managed repairable and consumable spares. funds the procurement and repair of USAFClosed United States Air Force.-managed repairable and consumable spares. A one-price rule applies for MSDClosed Materiel Support Division - an element of the Air Force Working Capital Fund (AFWCF) that funds the procurement and repair of USAF-managed repairable and consumable spares. pricing and sales. This means separate and distinct prices are not established for each customer. FMSClosed Foreign Military Sale. customers pay the same MSDClosed Materiel Support Division - an element of the Air Force Working Capital Fund (AFWCF) that funds the procurement and repair of USAF-managed repairable and consumable spares. prices that USAFClosed United States Air Force. users pay.

The MSDClosed Materiel Support Division - an element of the Air Force Working Capital Fund (AFWCF) that funds the procurement and repair of USAF-managed repairable and consumable spares. makes sales to USAFClosed United States Air Force. and FMSClosed Foreign Military Sale. customers at the Standard Price and at the Exchange Price.

The formula for each is:
(a) Standard Price equals LACClosed Latest Acquisition Cost - the latest acquisition cost for the item based on the most recent representative procurement. For FMS, the LAC is used to value the CLSSA FMSO I case. plus OCRClosed Operational Cost Recovery - the MSDs operating costs. (1). They include ALC operating costs such as manpower, warehousing costs, transportation costs, and capital investment. Also included are costs that are downward directed from HQ USAF to the ALCs for inclusion in the computation of the Standard, Exchange, and Unserviceable Asset Price. The downward directed costs are other agency costs (for example DLSC and DASSO), and depreciation, inflation, plus others. (2). Operational Cost Recovery (OCR) is divided between sales at LAC and sales at LRC. For example, if 40% of sales are LAC sales, 40% of OCR will be included in the standard price. Likewise, if 60% of sales are LRC sales, 60% of OCR will be included in the exchange price. Therefore, there will be LAC OCR and LRC OCR. ;
(b) Exchange Price equals Latest Repair Cost plus OCRClosed Operational Cost Recovery - the MSDs operating costs. (1). They include ALC operating costs such as manpower, warehousing costs, transportation costs, and capital investment. Also included are costs that are downward directed from HQ USAF to the ALCs for inclusion in the computation of the Standard, Exchange, and Unserviceable Asset Price. The downward directed costs are other agency costs (for example DLSC and DASSO), and depreciation, inflation, plus others. (2). Operational Cost Recovery (OCR) is divided between sales at LAC and sales at LRC. For example, if 40% of sales are LAC sales, 40% of OCR will be included in the standard price. Likewise, if 60% of sales are LRC sales, 60% of OCR will be included in the exchange price. Therefore, there will be LAC OCR and LRC OCR. plus MCRClosed Materiel Cost Recovery - to fund reprocurement of materiel primarily for replacement of depot maintenance condemnations. MCR is allocated by Supply Chain Manager. For example, if a Supply Chain Manager manages 1000 items and 10 of the items have condemnations; the condemnation costs will be spread over all 1000 items. . These costs and prices are available via supply catalog information contained in various data systems and cataloging products such as SAMIS, SNUDClosed Air Force Stock Number User Directory., and FEDLOG.

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