Quantified Perception
Analysis
United States Coast Guard
Blueprint
for Continuous Improvement Strategic Plan
October 2010/Version 5.0
CG-9 – Acquisition
Directorate
Are you tracking U.S. Coast Guard programs for bidding? If you
are, you should be familiar with the “Blueprint,” prepared four years ago by
the Acquisition Directorate (CG-9).
Although dated, and probably due for a revision soon, the
Blueprint provides insight into what the USCG acquisition directorate is
looking for in their procurements.
Performance and accountability are the consistent, pervasive themes
of the Blueprint. Understanding and respecting this emphasis will help you in successfully
bidding of Coast Guard procurements.
Semantic profile
The USCG Blueprint is of
the usual government document profile, ESTJ, but somewhat higher in each of the
four vectors than is typical for an average acquisition document. This means
that USCG blueprint is more emphatic, more tangible, more intellectual, and
more structured that most solicitations, which is unusual for a planning and strategy
document. Quantified Perception interprets this to be an indicator that USCG is
(or was, in 2010) making a significant statement internally and externally that
the approach and methodology of the Blueprint represents a real change that
will not be dismissed lightly.
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U.S.Coast
Guard
Blueprint
for Continuous Improvement
Semantic
Profile
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