Deliberate Universal Need Statement D Uns United
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(ver.210629) D-UNS TitleDELIBERATE UNIVERSAL NEED STATEMENT (D-UNS) PURPOSE The Deliberate UNS (D-UNS) remains a bottom-up approach to capability development. It is primarily intended as an input into Future Planning Development. With the introduction of the Force Integration MCO 5000.XX (DRAFT) and the MC Capabilities Planning MCO 3120.XX (DRAFT), future planning remains a deliberate and integrated enterprise process which considers Strategic, CMC, and DC CD&I contextual guidance to determine and prioritize critical operational capabilities
Unlike an Urgent UNS, a Deliberate UNS is evaluated to determine if pursuit of such capability is consistent with the above guidance and, if so, determine its criticality. If deemed critical, resourcing of a requested capability competes within the subsequent Program Objective Memorandum (POM) activities and its five year Future Years Defense Program (FYDP)
DC CD&I staff will assist in the submission of an UNS by any available means. Units are encouraged to communicate a proposed or draft D-UNS prior to submission to Accelerated Development Branch at DC CD&I. Questions, recommendations, sample D-UNSs, and all other issues may be addressed to DC CD&I staff at [email protected]. Primary POCs are [email protected] and [email protected]
For amplifying information on the Urgent and Deliberate UNS process, please reference the following: COMMARFOR Points of Contact MARCENT (G-3) MSgt Joshua Morris [email protected] (813) 827-4089 MARFORPAC (G-9) Mr. Larry Provost [email protected] (808) 477-5830 MARFORCOM (G-9) Mr. Eddie Washington [email protected] (757) 836-2143 MCO 3900.17 “THE MARINE CORPS URGENT NEEDS PROCESS (UNP) AND THE URGENT UNIVERSAL NEED STATEMENT (Urgent-UNS) MCO 5000.XX “FORCE INTEGRATION” (DRAFT) MCO 3120.XX “MARINE CORPS CAPABILITIES PLANNING” (DRAFT)INITIATION AND ENDORSEMENT Marines at any level may initiate a Deliberate UNS
Deputy Commandants and/or COMMARFORs will ensure each is personally approved by him or herself, their Deputy, or their Chief of Staff prior to forwarding. At least one General Officer in the chop chain must approve a D-UNS
Deployed units conducting combat or contingency operations without another Marine General Officer in the chain of command, such as Marine Expeditionary Units, will forward a Deliberate UNS via the supported COMMARFOR
SUBMISSION A Deliberate UNS request shall be submitted via email to [email protected] Units can obtain forms via [email protected] and submit the UNS via the chain of the command through the appropriate Deputy Commandant or COMMARFOR
TRACKING Track the progress of Deliberate UNS via [email protected]* Criteria for Urgent UNS: (MCO 3900.17) This form is not to be used for mission critical gaps that could result in operational mission failure or a high probability of casualties. For requests that meet the criteria for urgency as established in MCO 3900.17 submit an URGENT Universal Needs Statement (U-UNS) [email protected] Page 1 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY D-UNS TitleDELIBERATE UNIVERSAL NEED STATEMENT (D-UNS)Originator Name (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Phone Fax E-mail Est Dates of Deployment (yr/mo/day) Requesting Unit/UIC#/RUC1. NeedWhat can’t you do? Describe the nature and the cause of the need. Identify the Marine Corps Task (MCT) you can’t perform (identify the particulartask, conditions, and standards you cannot meet). Is this a Mission Essential Task (MET) for your unit? Explain how the need was identified (e.g
experimentation, formal study, mission area analysis, observed operational deficiencies, etc.)2. Concept of EmploymentDescribe the scenario for use of this capability. Who would use the capability, when, where, how, and to what standard? Be as specific as possible
Attach graphics or amplifying documents as necessary. This information would be used to define tasks, conditions, and standards for futurecapability development
3. Proposed Solution(s)Recommended solutions will be considered and may be further refined via the Certifying Deputy Commandant or COMMARFOR. (Consider thefollowing factors: Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, and Facilities.) Attach graphics or amplifying documents asnecessary
Page 2 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY D-UNS Title4. Requested Quantity or CapacityIdentify the total quantities or capacity required, broken down by unit or activity. Compare this request to doctrinal standards and MCTs
5. Lessons LearnedAre there any related “Lessons Learned” documented (e.g. MCCLL Reports etc.)?6. SME POCs for Information CoordinationIdentify your technical and tactical experts and advisors who may assist in the refining/defining of solution to this D-UNS
Name (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Phone E-mail Est Dates of Deployment (yr/mo/day) Requesting Unit/UIC/RUC Comments/Amplifying Information Name (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Phone E-mail Est Dates of Deployment (yr/mo/day) Requesting Unit/UIC/RUC Comments/Amplifying Information Page 3 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY D-UNS TitleOriginator Command Name of Approval Authority (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Mailing Address Phone DSN: E-mail: Date Received Date Forwarded Approval Authority Comments (optional) Signature BlockMajor Subordinate Command – Division, Group, or Wing etc
Command Name of Approval Authority (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Mailing Address Phone DSN: E-mail: Date Received Date Forwarded Approval Authority Comments (optional) Signature BlockMEF Level or equivalent Command Name of Approval Authority (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Mailing Address Phone DSN: E-mail: Date Received Date Forwarded Approval Authority Comments (optional) Signature Block Page 4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY D-UNS Title7. Deputy Commandant / COMMARFOR staff receives, refines, and certifies the need
Refine the originator’s capability gap from an enterprise perspective. How critical is this functional capability to mission accomplishment?Explain Strategic, CMC, and MC Enterprise level impact. Identify the Mission Essential Task which cannot be performed without a new capabilitysolution. If necessary, recommend a new or modified Task, Condition, and/or Standard
8. Scheduling ConsiderationsForce Generation, planned deployment, MILCON Schedules, etc
9. Estimates of Supportability(a) Doctrinal Requirements: Consider any proposed or required changes to doctrine, or tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs)(b) Organizational Requirements: Consider any proposed or necessary augmentation or T/O changes
(c) Training Limitations: Consider any limitations in available training opportunities, types or duration. Identify user limits on training and FieldService Representative support available
(d) Materiel Supportability: Consider any known supportability limitations that should be considered. Describe any known organizational levelmaintenance limitations. Consider whether logistical support could best be provided by marines, contractors, or a combination of both andexplain
(e) Leadership and Education Requirements: Consider any changes to Professional Military Education (PME) to include formal schools
(f) Personnel Supportability: Consider manpower requirements to implement your proposed solution, to include critical contact Field ServiceRepresentatives
(g) Facilities Requirements: Consider operational training or maintenance facility demands. Are there any requirements or limitations tosupportability in (a)-(f) to be considered in solution analysis?(h) Policy: Detail any known policy considerations with development, procurement or implementation
Page 5 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY D-UNS Title10. Related Needs StatementsHas this capability gap been identified by another Service or Agency? List any known related Urgent/Deliberate UNS, Joint Emergent OperationalNeed (JEON), or Joint Urgent Operational Need (JUON). Please include the number, title, and date of the related document
Certifying Authority – Deputy Commandant / Marine Component Commander Command Name of Approval Authority (Last, First, Initial) Rank/Grade Mailing Address Phone DSN: E-mail: Date Received Date Forwarded Approval Authority Comments (optional) Signature Block Page 6 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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What is an urgent universal need statement u uns?
The Urgent Universal Need Statement (U-UNS) is a tool that initiates an abbreviated form of CBP within the EFDS. It describes an acute deficiency in operational capability, and may include specific DOTMLPF recommendations. The Urgent UNS Process is intended to expeditiously field an interim solution to the capability gap identified in an U-UNS.
What does uns stand for?
ISO MARINE FORCES PARTICIPATING IN NEED STATEMENTS (UNS). THE ACCELERATED UNS ARE KNOWN AS URGENT UNS (UUNS). THE NATURE OF THE UUNS PROCESS IS TO PROVIDE RAPID ACQUISITION OF A CAPABILITY IN ORDER TO MEET AN URGENT REQUIREMENT. DEPLOYING USMC UNITS FOR OEF, OIF, AND HOA.
What are urgent uns in the marines?
BACKGROUND. ISO MARINE FORCES PARTICIPATING IN NEED STATEMENTS (UNS). THE ACCELERATED UNS ARE KNOWN AS URGENT UNS (UUNS). THE NATURE OF THE UUNS PROCESS IS TO PROVIDE RAPID ACQUISITION OF A CAPABILITY IN ORDER TO MEET AN URGENT REQUIREMENT.
What is the u uns?
The U-UNS is an exceptional request from a combatant command-level Marine component commander for an additional warfighting capability critically needed by operating forces conducting combat or contingency operations.