1. General Orientation Prepared for:
Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata"
Presented by:
Mr A. CHATZIDAKIS
General Manager
NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency

2. NATO Maintenance & Supply Agency
Organization
Chartered in 1958
Main Locations
1,100 staff members
28 NATO Nations
North Atlantic Council
NAMSO
Board of Directors
NAMSA
Yearly audit by IBAN (International Board of Auditors for NATO)
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NAMSA General Manager

3. NAMSA’s Principles Mission: Three basic business principles:
Carry out logistics support management functions which can be performed in common more effectively than by individual countries
Maximise efficiency of logistics support to NATO military forces at minimum cost
Three basic business principles:
Consolidation. Consolidate requirements for greater purchasing power … price, schedule
Centralization. Single face to customers and suppliers.
Competition. Full range of NATO’s industrial base … best value for customer and industrial benefits for NATO nations.
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4. Planning & Development
Organisation
General Manager
Support Staff
Planning & Development
Director Logistics
Director Procurement
Director Finance
Director Resources
Programme Offices
Division
Division
Divisions
HAWK Log. Mgt. Office
Southern Op. Center
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5. Multinational Logistics Support Model
Strategic
Commands
Legal arrangements
Industry
Military
Facilities
Services
Flexibility
Solutions
Reach back
One face
NATO
Resource
Bodies
Contractual arrangements
NAMSA
Procurement consolidation
Logistics integration
Operational
Commands
Nation
Common procurement rules
NAMSO
Partnership
International competitive bidding
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6. Southern Operational Centre (SOC)
NAMSA Taranto, Italy
Warehousing, Asset Maintenance, Container Storage
Deployable Joint Staff Element (DJSE) for NATO Response Force (NRF)
Combined Joint Task Force HQ (CJTF) Package
- Containerize, maintain, store assets
Traditional support to southern flank nations
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7. NAMSA Support to NATO in ISAF
Infrastructure
APOD Garrison
Run/Taxi-Ways MWR Centre
Force Protection
Food Services
Food Services
Infrastructure
Relocatable Buildings
Infrastructure
APOD Garrison
Runway BFI Protection
Aprons PAX Terminal
Extensions
MEY
Infrastructure (KAIA)
APOD Garrison
Ops surfaces Role 3
Aprons HQ
Force Protection
Bagram
(KAIA)
Integrated Logistics Support (ILS)
Infrastructure
APOD Garrison
ATC HQs
ROLE 3 Accommodation
Pax O&M
Runway
APOD & Real Life Support
APOD DFAC’s
- CATO Utilities
- A/C cross servicing Water
- Airfield equipment, Waste
vehicle maintenance Contracts on demand
- Billeting
- Supply services
(KAF)
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8. Support to Non-NATO Member States
Partnership for Peace (PfP)
Austria, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland (WSP Associate State status)
Ukraine (PfP Trust Fund)
Mediterranean Dialogue (MD)
Jordan: Trust Fund (Physical Security and Stockpile Management)
Israel: Spike missile support
Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (ICI)
Bahrain:
HAWK system support
Host Nation for NATO AWACS support
Contact Countries (CC)
Australia (through GBR) for ISAF RLS services
Japan co-lead Nation: Trust Fund Project withTajikistan (TBC)
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9. Future Focus Develop NAMSA 2020 Strategic Plan
Consolidation of NAMSA Support to Operations to include refinement of HR, Processes and IT
Reduce cost throughout the Agency
Streamline processes
Expand cooperation and opportunities with partners external to NATO
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10. Conclusion Customers define service, their satisfaction is the aim
Maintain customer satisfaction and confidence
NAMSA is the multinational logistic interface between NATO military and Industry
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NAMSA General Manager