Office of Production Management

By the fall of 1941 this arrangement was supplemented by one of allocations which aimed at control of materials in the component stage." Under the priorities system, the Office of Production Management examined the applications of prospective claimants, and notified producers to ship allotted quantities of critical items to those contractors whose applications were approved. 

To supervise its priority and allocation activities, the CWS set up a separate section in the Procurement Planning Division, OC CWS, early in 1941. This section had responsibility for estimating the amounts of critical materials needed and recommending priorities to be assigned to end items. The Chief, CWS, submitted these recommendations to the Army and Navy Munitions Board for assignment of certification of priorities. They were then passed on to the Office of Production Management for final approval. 

Open (COMIS term) Office of Policy Office of Public Affairs Orphan Products Division Directorate Office of Personnel Management Office of Protection from Research Risks (NIH) Office of Pharmaceutical Science (CDER)... 

Although the United States continues to maintain a reduced arsenal of nuclear weapons, as well as some production capacity, the nation has embarked on an ambitious and far ranging cleanup of the environmental legacy of the Cold War. In 1989, the Department of Energy s Office of Environmental Management was established to carry out this new program. 

Table 10 itemizes the specific four-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) industries considered to be secondary timber products manufacturers. For more information on the SIC system, see Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget (119). 

Safety, System Safety Program for Modernization and Expansion Projects," DRC-PBM Memorandum No. 385-3, Office of the Project Manager for Munitions Production Base Modernization and Expansion, Dover, NJ, April 1978. 

Landry, S. 1999. SCWO EST/MOC Status. Briefing by Steve Landry, Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation, to the Committee on Review and Evaluation of the Army Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program, Office of the Product Manager for Alternative Technologies and Approaches, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, July 8, 1999. 

Proving Ground, Md. Office of the Product Manager for Alternative Technologies and Approaches. 

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