Posted on Mar 19, 2017
Does anyone know the requirements for the 51C MOS?
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51C-Enlisted: Acquisition, Logistics & Technology (AL&T) Contracting NCO
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Reclassification guidance and prerequisites for Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 51C – Acquisition, Logistics & Technology Contracting Noncommissioned Officer.
1. Prerequisites to apply for MOS 51C:
a. For (Active Component) SGT through SSG with less than 10 years of Active Federal Service in any Career Management Field at the time of submission for reclassification. The maximum time in service is 10 years (not waiverable) as of the MOS 51C Reclassification Board date, in which the Soldier is applying for consideration. SGTs do not have to be promotable, but they must meet qualifications for promotion to the next higher rank including NCOES training and minimum time in service and time in grade requirements. (MOS 51C IS CURRENTLY OVERSTRENGHED IN E7/SFC AND NOT ACCEPTING RECLASSIFICATION PACKETS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.)
b. Recommendation letter signed by commander O-5 or higher.
c. Be successfully rated in a leadership position. Soldiers must provide the last four years of NCOERs. If the Soldier does not have at least 4 years of NCOERs, all NCOERs must be provided.
d. Must have at a minimum of 24 months rated time documented on a NCOER.
e. Must include copies of any DA 1059 (Academic Evaluation Reports)
f. Provide a copy of all college transcript(s) from an accredited institution for any college level work. A copy of the diploma must be provided if the Soldier has obtained a degree. Additionally, Soldiers must provide a memorandum from their local education center that verifies transcripts and the total number of non-duplicated semester hours.
g. Provide a copy of training certification related to contract training if applicable.
h. Soldiers must show proof that they have obtained at minimum a SECRET clearance. Security manager must provide a MFR that verifies a SECRET or higher security clearance.
i. Have no derogatory information in OMPF.
j. Exhibit stability in personal affairs IAW AR 600-20 (i.e. must be able to receive a Government credit card, and single parents need to have a Family Care Plan).
k. Meet height and weight standards IAW AR 600-9.
l. Provide a digital copy of a DA photo. Soldiers in the grade of E-5 who may not be able to obtain a DA Photo must e-mail the proponency team for an exception to policy memorandum to provide to the photo lab. Soldiers who are deployed shall include a letter from their company commander (or equivalent) verifying their deployment status.
2. Soldiers must possess the following qualifications to maintain MOS 51C – AL&T Contracting NCO:
a. Be eligible for reclassification per AR 614-200.
b. Successfully complete 51C reclassification training.
c. A physical demand rating of moderately heavy.
d. A minimum physical profile 222222 rating. If you have a profile, then you must submit a copy of your profile with your application request.
e. Minimum 110 GT score (not waiverable).
f. Be a U.S. citizen.
g. A security eligibility of favorable National Agency Check; Entrance National Agency Check, per AR 370-67, para. 3-613
h. Have a valid U.S. driver’s license.
i. Meet Service Remaining Requirement (SRR) as outlined in AR 614-200, Chapter 4 (SRR for MOS 51C is 60 months). Soldiers must serve an additional 60 months upon completion of reclassification training. Soldiers must re-enlist to meet the 60 month requirement IAW AR 614-200, Chapter 4, through extension or reenlistment prior to attending reclassification training.
j. Meet height and weight standards as outlined in AR 40-501.
k. Soldiers must maintain their deployable status as outlined in AR 40-501 and AR 600-60.
l. MOS qualification issues will be forwarded to the 51C Career Management NCO, U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center via e-mail to [login to see] .
m. Formal training and successful completion of MOS 51C qualification courses is mandatory before a Soldier is awarded MOS 51C. For more information contact the U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC) 51C Proponent Office at 9900 Belvoir Road, Building 201, Suite 101, Mail Stop 5567, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5567.
3. Army Reserve and National Guard personnel must contact the following to receive further guidance.
a. Army Reserve NCOs will request reclassification for MOS 51C through Army Human Resources Command- Ft. Knox HRC,KNOX-HRC-EPC-Q. ATTN: Maj. Dawn N. Eakins, email [login to see] , telephone: [login to see] .
b. National Guard NCOs will request reclassification for MOS 51C through National Guard Bureau, Acquisition Career Management Officer, ATTN: NGB-ZA-PARC-ACM, 111 S. George Mason Dr., Arlington, VA 22204. Maj. Teresa E. Childs, telephone: [login to see] .
1. Prerequisites to apply for MOS 51C:
a. For (Active Component) SGT through SSG with less than 10 years of Active Federal Service in any Career Management Field at the time of submission for reclassification. The maximum time in service is 10 years (not waiverable) as of the MOS 51C Reclassification Board date, in which the Soldier is applying for consideration. SGTs do not have to be promotable, but they must meet qualifications for promotion to the next higher rank including NCOES training and minimum time in service and time in grade requirements. (MOS 51C IS CURRENTLY OVERSTRENGHED IN E7/SFC AND NOT ACCEPTING RECLASSIFICATION PACKETS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.)
b. Recommendation letter signed by commander O-5 or higher.
c. Be successfully rated in a leadership position. Soldiers must provide the last four years of NCOERs. If the Soldier does not have at least 4 years of NCOERs, all NCOERs must be provided.
d. Must have at a minimum of 24 months rated time documented on a NCOER.
e. Must include copies of any DA 1059 (Academic Evaluation Reports)
f. Provide a copy of all college transcript(s) from an accredited institution for any college level work. A copy of the diploma must be provided if the Soldier has obtained a degree. Additionally, Soldiers must provide a memorandum from their local education center that verifies transcripts and the total number of non-duplicated semester hours.
g. Provide a copy of training certification related to contract training if applicable.
h. Soldiers must show proof that they have obtained at minimum a SECRET clearance. Security manager must provide a MFR that verifies a SECRET or higher security clearance.
i. Have no derogatory information in OMPF.
j. Exhibit stability in personal affairs IAW AR 600-20 (i.e. must be able to receive a Government credit card, and single parents need to have a Family Care Plan).
k. Meet height and weight standards IAW AR 600-9.
l. Provide a digital copy of a DA photo. Soldiers in the grade of E-5 who may not be able to obtain a DA Photo must e-mail the proponency team for an exception to policy memorandum to provide to the photo lab. Soldiers who are deployed shall include a letter from their company commander (or equivalent) verifying their deployment status.
2. Soldiers must possess the following qualifications to maintain MOS 51C – AL&T Contracting NCO:
a. Be eligible for reclassification per AR 614-200.
b. Successfully complete 51C reclassification training.
c. A physical demand rating of moderately heavy.
d. A minimum physical profile 222222 rating. If you have a profile, then you must submit a copy of your profile with your application request.
e. Minimum 110 GT score (not waiverable).
f. Be a U.S. citizen.
g. A security eligibility of favorable National Agency Check; Entrance National Agency Check, per AR 370-67, para. 3-613
h. Have a valid U.S. driver’s license.
i. Meet Service Remaining Requirement (SRR) as outlined in AR 614-200, Chapter 4 (SRR for MOS 51C is 60 months). Soldiers must serve an additional 60 months upon completion of reclassification training. Soldiers must re-enlist to meet the 60 month requirement IAW AR 614-200, Chapter 4, through extension or reenlistment prior to attending reclassification training.
j. Meet height and weight standards as outlined in AR 40-501.
k. Soldiers must maintain their deployable status as outlined in AR 40-501 and AR 600-60.
l. MOS qualification issues will be forwarded to the 51C Career Management NCO, U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center via e-mail to [login to see] .
m. Formal training and successful completion of MOS 51C qualification courses is mandatory before a Soldier is awarded MOS 51C. For more information contact the U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC) 51C Proponent Office at 9900 Belvoir Road, Building 201, Suite 101, Mail Stop 5567, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5567.
3. Army Reserve and National Guard personnel must contact the following to receive further guidance.
a. Army Reserve NCOs will request reclassification for MOS 51C through Army Human Resources Command- Ft. Knox HRC,KNOX-HRC-EPC-Q. ATTN: Maj. Dawn N. Eakins, email [login to see] , telephone: [login to see] .
b. National Guard NCOs will request reclassification for MOS 51C through National Guard Bureau, Acquisition Career Management Officer, ATTN: NGB-ZA-PARC-ACM, 111 S. George Mason Dr., Arlington, VA 22204. Maj. Teresa E. Childs, telephone: [login to see] .
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