Attachment 8 -Bulk CIS_Guide_rev1.pdf

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DLA Energy - Bulk Petroleum Products Inland/East/Gulf Coast/Offshore (IEG) Program
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This desk guide provides instructions for using the Defense Logistics Agency Energy's Bulk Contract Information System application. The application allows users to search and generate reports on bulk fuel procurement programs including contract line item details, solicitation information, and worldwide contract data. Users can access the system through a web link and select a procurement program to search, such as the Aviation Energy Management program. Searches can be filtered by date range and data fields including location, contractor, product, and mode. Search results can be sorted and output in various formats including a downloadable Excel spreadsheet.

This solicitation is for the annual bulk fuel procurement for the Defense Logistics Agency Energy's Inland East Gulf Coast/Offshore Purchase Programs. The solicitation seeks suppliers to provide various aviation and marine fuels to bases in the Inland East Gulf Coast and Offshore regions from April 2023 through March 2024. Estimated quantities of Jet Propellant-8, Jet Propellant-5, Naval Distillate, and other petroleum products are specified. Delivery methods include tanker, barge, truck, railcar, and pipeline on both FOB origin and destination terms depending on location. The NAICS code is 324110 and responses are due under solicitation SPE602-22-R-0712.

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DLA ENERGY

BULK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

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Bulk Petroleum Products Desk Guide

Bulk Contract Information System

(CIS)

Effective June 2022

Bulk Contract Information System (CIS) Bulk Petroleum Products Desk Guide

Table of Contents

Contents Overview Accessing Bulk CIS Selecting the Bulk Procurement Program Date Range Section Report Data Section Report Sort Order Section Report Format Options Section Exiting the Bulk CIS

Overview

Description:

Bulk CIS (CIS) is a web application in the Energy Procurement Suite of Tools (EPST), which allows government personnel and civilian Contractors/Suppliers the opportunity to examine contract line item and solicitation data for Bulk fuels. CIS is used to view current and historical line item and solicitation details and information about the corresponding worldwide contracts and solicitations; it allows users to view contract data, to query the line item databases on certain fields and to produce reports in various formats.

Bulk CIS can be accessed by clicking the BULK Contract Information System link that follows: https://cis.energy.dla.mil/pcscis/CogSelection?type=BULK

Purpose:

The purpose of this desk guide is to provide bulk contracting personnel and suppliers with instructions on how to view current and historical contract line item details and information about corresponding worldwide contracts and solicitations.

Audience:

BEM Team, Bulk Contract Specialist (Buyer), Contracting Officer, Vendor

Accessing Bulk CIS

SCREEN: Bulk CIS Home Page

1. Access the Bulk CIS home page at the following link:

https://cis.energy.dla.mil/pcscis/CogSelection?type=BULK

Selecting the Bulk Procurement Program

1. Select the bulk fuels procurement program you are interested in reviewing contract or solicitation information. (For purposes of this desk guide, the AEM program is selected).

SCREEN: Bulk CIS Fuels Procurement Program Selection

2. The following Create Report screen will appear:

SCREEN: Create Report Selection

3. There are four sections in the Create Report screen: Date Range, Report Data, Report Sort Order and Report Format Options. First, you will select the Date Range you wish to search for your data.

Date Range Section

1. Choose a date range for your data pull (in this example, the dates in the following screenshot were chosen).

SCREEN: Date Range

Report Data Section

SCREEN: Report Data

1. Second, you must select either a contract number(s) or a solicitaion number(s) from a drop down list, but you can not select both in one data pull. In this example, the AEM 2020 contracts were selected in the Contract Number dropdown list:

SCREEN: Contract Number Selection

2. Next, select the remaining report data you would like included in your report in the drop down selections next to each heading: Location, Contractor (Vendor), State, Service, Contract Line Item (CLIN), TSW Location, Product, and Mode or choose None Selected (as depicted in next screenshot).

Note: if you choose any Location or State option, which is marked with an asterisk, your data pull will be limited to destination contracts only.

SCREEN: Remaining Data Options Screen

Report Sort Order Section

1. Third, you now have the option to sort the order of the data in your report or you can choose to leave it blank and the report will generate in an existing format.

SCREEN: Report Sort Order

Report Format Options Section

SCREEN: Report Format Options

1. Lastly, the user has the option to choose from four different report format options: Display Narrative, Display Tabular, Download Excel Spreadsheet, and Email Narrative. Click on a format (in this example for desk guide purposes, the Excel format was chosen).

2. Click OK.

SCREEN: Open or Save Option

3. The report will generate in an Excel csv format, where you can view, print, save or email the spreadsheet.

SCREEN: Excel Spreadsheet

Exiting the Bulk CIS

1. Click on Return to Buy Selection in the Create Report Screen.

SCREEN: Return to Buy Selection

2. Click on Log Off.

SCREEN: Bulk Fuels CIS Home Page

3. The following “Session Ended” screen will appear and you can now close the web browser.

SCREEN: EPST Session Ended

Table of Contents
Overview
Accessing Bulk CIS
Selecting the Bulk Procurement Program
Date Range Section
Report Data Section
Report Sort Order Section
Report Format Options Section
Exiting the Bulk CIS

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