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Procurement systems and functional and business capabilities, I was
            responsible for Business Process Procurement.



            I played a major role in determining how Procurement processes were
            executed, including system changes or other process improvements. I served

            as lead specialist over Procurement process issues and problems of
            particularly high visibility and criticality to the agency.  My assignments
            included the broadest types of process issues and those activities with the

            most substantial potential impact to enterprise-wide Procurement process
            areas.  In addition, I identified areas for system or process improvement based
            on their own experiences in supporting Business Systems Modernization
            (BSM) end users.  I served as expert analyst and advisor to the Process Owner

            and other senior agency management on Procurement program / process
            improvement initiatives, and the development and implementation of policies
            and procedures for the Procurement process area.



            I assessed the impact of policy/legislative requirement from the Department of
            Defense and Congress to determine the required action.  I served as an agency
            expert for interpreting regulatory requirements that impact the process area. I

            coordinated and responded to major Congressional, and General Accounting
            Office (GAO), or Inspector General (IG) investigations audits and / or
            inspections.



             I am Barry Decker, a Veteran, and I served in the Department of the Army.
            After retirement as U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major, I worked at the U.S

            Army Garrison at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland, to start an
            installation recycling program.  This involved the curbside collection and
            recycling of materials from the installation housing areas and commercial

            recycling of materials from the installation’s office buildings.  After
            collection, our activity processed the materials and sold them to commercial
            outlets, generating large funds for the American taxpayer, cleaning up the
            environment, and recycling.  As the program grew, it was placed on an

            appropriation fund contract basis and I served as the Contracting Officer’s
            Representative managing the contract.  As a Department of Public Works
            (DPW) officer, I served as a member of the Emergency Operations Center

            (EOC) staff, coordinating the requirements of emergency event first
            responders, requesting DPW support of personnel, equipment, supplies, and




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