Procurement From SERVMART

A SERVMART is a self-service shopping facility that an ashore supply activity operates to provide a ready supply of relatively low-cost items frequently needed by customers in the area. Each SERVMART issues a SERVMART Shopping Guide that lists the cognizance symbol, NSN, noun name, unit of issue, unit price, and storage location of each item stocked. The self-serve

Figure 6-15.-Order for Supplies or Services/Request for Quotations, DD Form 1155.

feature of SERVMARTs as well as the simplified prepare and submit a separate requisition for each item requisitioning procedures enable an ashore supply needed. activity to realize substantial cost savings. It permits its _{customers to obtain materials quickly without having to Use a SERVMART Shopping List (SSL), NAVSUP} 

Form 1314, to list multiple items you intend to buy from

Figure 6-16.-SERVMART Shopping List.

a SERVMART. Figure 6-16 shows the NAVSUP Form used as the source of supply for long-term 1314 that provides the basis for the preparation of the requirements or predeployment loadouts. DD Form 1348 or the NAVSUP Form 1250-1 money value only (MVO). These forms are shown in figure 6-SUMMARY 17 and are required for such purchase.

When you begin work in a new site, one of your ^{In some cases, SERVMARTs will provide bulk} first jobs is to learn as much as possible about the ^{issue service. This service, however, should not be} organization in which you will work. You should learn

Figure 6-17.-DD Form 1348 and NAVSUP Form 1250-1.

the purpose for which your office exists and the duties it performs. Then you should study the office organization and the chain of command. This chapter should give you insight into many of the administrative and logistics functions you will encounter in your routine responsibilities for the regulation of religious programming.

In addition you are encouraged to read and perform the nonresident training courses (NRTCs) of a variety of other ratings. A complete list of these may be found in the List of Training Manuals and Nonresident Training Courses, NAVEDTRA 12061. In conjunction with the information in this chapter, we encourage you to read the manuals and complete the NRTCs of the following training publications:

_{Harmony, NAVEDTRA 12012}

_{Human Behavior, NAVEDTRA 10058-C1 and NAVEDTRA 80058}

Illustrator Draftsman 3&2, NAVEDTRA 80472 Navy Correspondence Manual Course,

NAVEDTRA 13091

Navy Customer Service Manual, NAVEDTRA 10119-B1

NEETS, Introduction to Digital Computers, Module 22, NAVEDTRA B72-22-00-88

Personnelman 3, NAVEDTRA 10249 and NAVEDTRA 80249

Public Affairs Policy and Regulations,

NAVEDTRA 13086 Radioman 3&2, NAVEDTRA 10228-H1 Security Manager, NAVEDTRA 10987-D

Ship's Store Afloat, NAVEDTRA 13084

Standard Organization and Regulations of the U.S. Navy, NAVEDTRA 10427-C

Storekeeper 3&2, NAVEDTRA 10269-K1

Supply Afloat, NAVEDTRA 10980-F

Supply Ashore, NAVEDTRA 13085

Yeoman 3, NAVEDTRA 10298 and NAVEDTRA 80298

You must remember that RPs perform office-related tasks in support of chaplains, CRPs, RMFs, and their ships or units. Therefore, an RP should strive to be the top office worker and eventually the foremost manager possible to meet the needs of everyone.