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1 Defense Acquisition Workforce Key Information OVERALL As of FY17Q2 (31 March 2017)
2 AWF Annual Historical Workforce Size FY08 FY17Q2 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 2
3 AWF Quarterly Historical Workforce Size FY16Q2 FY17Q2 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 2
4 Fact Sheet Defense Acquisition Workforce AT&L Human Capital Fact Sheet AT&L Civilian (Civ) FY 2008 AT&L Military (Mil) Total AT&L (Civ+Mil) AT&L Civilian (Civ) FY2017Q2 AT&L Military (Mil) Total AT&L (Civ+Mil) Size & Composition Workforce Size 110,934 14, , ,533 15, ,024 Change in size from % 4% 30% Civilian/Military Composition 88% 12% - 90% 10% 90% / 10% Educational Attainment Bachelor s Degree or Higher 77% 81% 77% 84% 83% 84% Post Graduate Degree 26% 44% 29% 38% 54% 40% Certification (Cert) Level I or Higher Achieved 73% 61% 72% 86% 76% 85% Level II or Higher Achieved 63% 41% 61% 31% 52% 73% Level III Achieved 38% 19% 36% 44% 24% 42% Position Cert Rqmt Met or Exceeded 61% 41% 58% 77% 59% 76% Within 24 Months of Cert Rqmt 25% 46% 27% 20% 36% 21% Does Not Meet Cert Rqmt 15% 12% 14% 3% 5% 3% Planning Considerations % Baby Boomer / Traditional Gen. 68% 17% 62% 36% 1% 33% Average Age Workforce Life-Cycle Model (YRE) % Future/Mid-Career/Senior 20/23/57(%) /25/51(%) - 24/25/51(%) Average Years of Service Retirement Eligible 19,051(17%) ,385(19%) - 28,385(19%) Retirement Eligible w/in 5 Years 21,315(19%) ,803(17%) - 25,803(17%) Total Gains/Losses 14,245/15, ,885/10,857-15,885/10,857 Source: The Human Capital Fact Sheet is based on end of FY2008 and FY2017Q2 data and was generated by OUSD(AT&L)/Human Capital Initiatives using the AT&L Workforce Data Mart. *Analysis support from RAND using FY2008 and FY2017Q2 DMDC data. AT&L DataMart (As of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information RAND NDRI (as of 31 Dec 2016) 4
5 AWF Military and Civilian By Component and Career Field AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 5
6 AWF Size by Component and Career Field AWF Count by Career Category FY17Q2 Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force 4th Estate Totals % Total Auditing ,937 3, % Business - CE , % Business - FM 1,715 1, , , % Contracting 7,942 5, ,426 7,869 30, % Engineering 9,122 21, ,221 2,169 42, % Facilities Engineering 2,981 5, , % Information Technology 1,725 2, , , % Life Cycle Logistics 7,103 5, ,262 3,002 19, % Production, Quality and Man 1,389 3, ,438 10, % Program Management 3,261 5, ,720 1,722 16, % Property % Purchasing , % S&T Manager , , % Test and Evaluation 1,886 3, , , % Unknown/Other % FY17Q2 Totals (as of ) 38,342 57,333 2,979 37,329 27,041 Component % 23.5% 35.2% 1.8% 22.9% 16.6% 163,024 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 6
7 AWF Historical Size Detail by Component (Civilian & Military) Overall Defense Acq Workforce Service Navy MARINE CORPS ARMY AIR FORCE 4th ESTATE FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17Q2 41,078 44,609 48,556 49,786 50,156 50,207 50,822 54,736 57,086 57,333 40% 0% 1,988 2,363 2,862 3,005 2,902 3,007 2,863 2,829 3,002 2,979 50% -1% 40,269 40,356 43,634 43,476 41,877 40,037 37,342 36,633 37,146 38,342-5% 3% 24,827 27,174 31,382 34,147 34,637 34,534 34,395 35,665 36,975 37,329 50% 1% 17,717 18,601 21,271 21,477 22,754 23,570 25,043 26,450 27,260 27,041 53% -1% OVERALL DAW 30% 1% 125, , , , , , , , , ,024 % Change Since FY08 % Change Since FY16 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 7
8 AWF Quarterly Historical Size Detail by Component (Civilian & Military) Overall Defense Acq Workforce Service FY16Q1 FY16Q2 FY16Q3 FY16Q4 FY17Q1 FY17Q2 Navy 55,201 55,711 56,374 57,086 57,268 57,333 3% Marine Corps 2,840 2,864 2,941 3,002 2,998 2,979 4% ARMY 36,798 36,562 36,560 37,146 37,343 38,342 5% AIR FORCE 35,335 36,076 35,551 36,975 36,929 37,329 3% 4th ESTATE 26,283 26,999 27,082 27,260 27,174 27,041 0% OVERALL DAW 3% 156, , , , , ,024 % Change Since FY16Q2 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 8
9 AWF Annual Historical Size Detail by Component/Agency (Civilian & Military) Overall Defense Acq Workforce Agency FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 Navy 41,078 44,609 48,556 49,786 50,156 50,207 50,822 54,736 57,086 57,333 40% 0% MARINE CORPS 1,988 2,363 2,862 3,005 2,902 3,007 2,863 2,829 3,002 2,979 50% -1% ARMY 40,269 40,356 43,634 43,476 41,877 40,037 37,342 36,633 37,146 38,342-5% 3% AIR FORCE 24,827 27,174 31,382 34,147 34,637 34,534 34,395 35,665 36,975 37,329 50% 1% DCMA 7,344 7,909 8,722 8,421 8,699 9,618 9,645 9,773 9,993 9,895 35% -1% DLA 3,913 3,970 4,272 4,565 4,915 4,892 5,753 7,329 7,857 7, % 0% DCAA 3,598 3,775 4,146 4,235 4,515 4,375 4,567 4,322 4,015 3,944 10% -2% MDA ,638 1,709 1,828 1,957 1,916 1,892 1,962 1, % 1% DISA % -1% DTRA % -1% DHA % -7% DAU % -3% NRO #VALUE! 5% 0SD % -2% DeCA % -5% WHS % -3% JCS % 0% DFAS % -4% DoDEA % -9% DMEA #DIV/0! -3% DoD HRA % 33% TRMC % 4% DTIC % -4% DSCA % -17% DSS % 0% DMA #DIV/0! 0% DARPA % 7% USUHS #DIV/0! #DIV/0! NDU % -13% POW/MIA #DIV/0! IG % -50% ASD #DIV/0! 0% PFPA % #DIV/0! 4th Estate Other #DIV/0! #DIV/0! TOTAL 125, , , , , , , , , ,024 30% 1% AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 9 FY17Q2 % Change Since FY08 % Change Since FY16
10 AWF Quarterly Historical Size Detail by Component/Agency (Civilian & Military) Overall Defense Acq Workforce Agency FY16Q1 FY16Q2 FY16Q3 FY16Q4 FY17Q1 FY17Q2 Navy 55,201 55,711 56,374 57,086 57,268 57,333 3% ARMY 36,798 36,562 36,560 37,146 37,343 38,342 5% AIR FORCE 35,335 36,076 35,551 36,975 36,929 37,329 3% MARINE CORPS 2,840 2,864 2,941 3,002 2,998 2,979 4% DCMA 9,672 9,871 9,924 9,993 9,947 9,895 0% DLA 7,324 7,636 7,748 7,857 7,815 7,859 3% DCAA 4,266 4,157 4,047 4,015 4,015 3,944-5% MDA 1,901 1,907 1,925 1,962 1,982 1,973 3% DISA % DTRA % DHA % DAU % NRO % 0SD % DeCA % WHS % JCS % DFAS % DoDEA % DMEA % DoD HRA % TRMC % DTIC % DSCA % DSS % DMA % DARPA % USUHS % NDU % POW/MIA % IG % ASD % TOTAL 3% 156, , , , , ,024 % Change Since FY16Q2 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 10
11 AWF Historical Size Detail by Component (Civilian) Overall (Civilian) Defense Acq Workforce Service FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 Navy 37,336 41,220 45,029 46,234 46,839 46,671 47,181 51,033 53,374 53,622 44% 0% Marine Corps 1,243 1,506 1,980 2,083 2,023 2,194 2,039 2,011 1,993 1,990 60% 0% AIR FORCE 16,067 18,506 22,526 24,962 25,019 24,986 25,299 26,837 28,123 28,387 77% 1% Army 38,689 38,612 42,015 41,696 40,079 38,092 35,246 34,631 35,238 36,492-6% 4% 4th ESTATE 17,599 18,601 21,271 21,477 22,754 23,570 25,043 26,450 27,260 27,041 54% -1% OVERALL DAW 33% 1% FY14 FY15 FY16 110, , , , , , , , ,988 FY17Q2 147,532 % Change Since FY08 % Change Since FY16 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 11
12 AWF Quarterly Historical Size Detail by Component (Civilian) Overall (Civilian) Defense Acq Workforce Service FY16Q1 FY16Q2 FY16Q3 FY16Q4 Navy 51,461 52,002 52,587 53,374 53,622 3% MARINE CORPS 2,000 1,990 1,998 1,993 1,990 0% AIR FORCE 26,500 27,117 26,683 28,123 28,387 5% ARMY 34,845 34,620 34,637 35,238 36,492 5% 4th ESTATE 26,283 26,999 27,082 27,260 27,041 0% OVERALL DAW 3% 141, , , ,988 FY17Q2 147,532 % Change Since FY16Q2 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 12
13 AWF Historical Size Detail by Component (Military) FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17Q2 % Change Since FY08 % Change Since FY16 8,760 8,668 8,856 9,185 9,618 9,548 9,096 8,828 8,852 8,941 2% 1% 3,742 3,389 3,527 3,552 3,317 3,536 3,641 3,703 3,712 3,711-1% 0% , % -2% 1,580 1,744 1,619 1,780 1,798 1,945 2,096 2,002 1,908 1,850 17% -3% 14,827 14,658 14,884 15,439 15,612 15,842 15,657 15,351 15,481 15,491 4% 0% AT&L DataMart (As of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 13
14 AWF Quarterly Historical Size Detail by Component (Military) Overall (Military) Defense Acq Workforce Service FY16Q1 FY16Q2 FY16Q3 FY16Q4 FY17Q1 FY17Q2 % Change Since FY16Q2 AIR FORCE 8,835 8,959 8,868 8,852 8,874 8,941 0% Navy 3,740 3,709 3,787 3,712 3,692 3,711 0% Marine Corps , % ARMY 1,953 1,942 1,923 1,908 1,877 1,850-5% OVERALL DAW 0% 15,368 15,484 15,521 15,481 15,430 15,491 AT&L DataMart (As of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 14
15 AWF Historical Size Detail by Career Field (Civilian and Military) Overall Defense Acq Workforce Career Field FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17Q2 % Change Since FY08 % Change Since FY16 Engineering 34,537 36,704 39,201 39,690 39,807 39,544 39,242 41,050 42,438 42,533 23% 0% Contracting 25,680 27,655 29,792 30,327 30,292 30,271 29,826 30,230 30,669 30,644 19% 0% Life Cycle Logistics 13,361 14,852 16,861 17,369 17,539 17,122 17,724 19,222 19,929 19,959 49% 0% Program Management 12,781 13,422 14,915 15,683 15,824 16,171 16,003 16,585 17,002 16,990 33% 0% Production, Quality and Man 9,138 9,023 9,727 9,601 9,458 9,658 9,671 9,822 10,544 10,555 16% 0% Test and Evaluation 7,420 7,892 8,446 8,573 8,603 8,580 8,569 8,692 8,738 8,737 18% 0% Business - FM 7,085 7,262 7,054 7,009 6,761 6,463 6,142 6,205 6,327 6,376-10% 1% Facilities Engineering 4,920 5,420 6,911 7,428 7,290 6,970 6,617 6,986 7,870 9,067 84% 15% Information Technology 3,934 4,358 5,165 5,563 5,832 5,870 5,776 6,402 6,836 6,967 77% 2% Auditing 3,638 3,777 4,143 4,231 4,505 4,368 4,560 4,316 4,011 3,937 8% -2% Purchasing 1,196 1,238 1,287 1,276 1,340 1,283 1,205 1,330 1,475 1,531 28% 4% Business - CE - - 1,070 1,252 1,278 1,312 1,309 1,346 1,378 1,406 #DIV/0! 2% S&T Manager ,561 3,062 3,209 3,293 3,401 3,681 3,814 3, % 2% Property % -1% Unknown/Other 1, TOTAL 125, , , , , , , , , ,024 30% 1% AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 15
16 AWF Quartely Historical Size Detail by Career Field (Civilian and Military) Overall Defense Acq Workforce Career Field FY16Q1 FY16Q2 FY16Q3 FY16 FY17Q1 FY17Q2 % Change Since FY16Q2 Engineering 41,019 41,325 41,399 42,438 42,462 42,533 3% Contracting 30,102 30,414 30,312 30,669 30,769 30,644 1% Life Cycle Logistics 19,231 19,442 19,596 19,929 19,921 19,959 3% Program Management 16,569 16,758 16,845 17,002 16,972 16,990 1% Production, Quality and Man 9,860 10,099 10,224 10,544 10,510 10,555 5% Test and Evaluation 8,730 8,764 8,716 8,738 8,754 8,737 0% Business - FM 6,256 6,322 6,226 6,327 6,382 6,376 1% Facilities Engineering 7,119 7,285 7,428 7,870 7,936 9,067 24% Information Technology 6,539 6,676 6,696 6,836 6,916 6,967 4% Auditing 4,261 4,151 4,042 4,011 4,008 3,937-5% Purchasing 1,375 1,421 1,458 1,475 1,536 1,531 8% Business - CE 1,361 1,367 1,359 1,378 1,391 1,406 3% S&T Manager 3,583 3,754 3,773 3,814 3,728 3,896 4% Property % Unknown/Other TOTAL 3% 156, , , , , ,024 AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 16
17 AWF Historical DAWIA Certification FY08 FY17Q2 (Rate) AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 17
18 AWF Quarterly Historical DAWIA Certification FY16Q1 FY17Q2 (Rate) AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 18
19 AWF DAWIA Certification by Component over 400 personnel AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 19
20 AWF DAWIA Certification by Career Field AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 20
21 DAWIA Certification Matrix + Bench Strength DAW Required Certification Level No Level Achieved Level I Level II Level III AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 21 FY17Q2 TOTAL % Meets Certification Requirement Level I 7,953 8,932 2, , % Level II 12,202 9,785 43,021 18,219 83, % Level III 3,625 1,624 4,558 49,769 59, % Unspecified FY17Q2 TOTAL 23,849 20,379 50,021 68, , % % TOTAL 14.6% 12.5% 30.7% 42.2% Certification Requirement No Level Achieved includes those within the 24 month grace period # Meet or Exceeds % Meets or Exceeds* Org DAW 123, % Army 30, % Navy 42, % Marine Cor 2, % Air Force 26, % 4th Estate 21, % Meets/ Exceeds Achieved Certification Level Within 24 Months Bench Strength Does Not Meet DAW TOTAL Level I 12,098 7, , % Level II 61,240 19,197 2,790 83, % Level III 49,769 7,909 1,898 59, % Unspecified % DAW TOTAL 123,125 34,804 5, ,024 % TOTAL 75.5% 21.3% 3.1% = Compliance = Exceeds Requirement * NOTE: Rounded to nearest 0.1%
22 AWF Demographics CAP / KLP Mil / Civ Gender Education Race AT&L DataMart (As of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 22
23 AWF KLP Count Detail by Component and Career Field KLPs Service/Agency Auditing Business - Cost Estimating Business - Financial Mgmt Contracting Engineering Army Army Totals Navy Navy Marine Corps Dept of Navy Totals Air Force Air Force Totals th Estate Defense Information Systems Agency Missile Defense Agency Defense Logistics Agency National Reconnaissance Office DHA (TRICARE Management Activity & USUHS) Defense Contract Management Agency Defense Threat Reduction Agency DoD Human Resources Activity ASD - Networks & Information Integration th Estate Totals TOTAL ,146 Facilities Engineering Industrial/Contract Property Mgt Information Technology Life Cycle Logistics Production, Quality & Manuf. Program Management Purchasing S&T Manager Test and Evaluation Unspecified FY17Q2 TOTAL Down from 1,172 last quarter AT&L DataMart (as of 31 Mar 2017) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 23
24 RAND NDRI Forces and Resources Policy Center Data Retirement, Gains/Losses Slides AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 24
25 Overall Civilian Retirement Eligibility Distribution FY08/FY17 RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 25
26 Overall Civilian Retirement Eligibility Distribution FY16Q2/FY17Q2 2,187 (12%) increase RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 26
27 Workforce Lifecycle Model by YRE 2.4% increase since last quarter RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 27
28 Gains/Losses New Hires Internal/External, Administrative RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 28
29 RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 29
30 Historical Gains and Losses FY08 FY17Q2 RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 30
31 Historical Gains and Losses Rates FY08 FY17Q2 RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 31
32 Internal/External Gains % by Career Group RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 32
33 Internal/External Loss % by Career Group RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 33
34 Annual Attrition Rates *FY17Q2 includes attrition rate from end of FY16Q2 through FY17Q2 RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 34
35 Attrition Rates by Career Group Needs updating RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 35
36 Civilian Distribution by Years to Retirement Eligibility RAND NDRI (as of 31 Mar 17) AWF FY17Q2 Key Information 36
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