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The Electronic Capital Planning and Investment Control (eCPIC) System (pronounced E-see-pick) is a web-based, government-owned technology system (GOTS) application designed to help agencies automate the select, control and evaluation of information technology (IT) and non-IT initiatives, portfolio management processes, and the preparation and submission of budget data to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Federal agencies use eCPIC to determine the most efficient allocation of their IT portfolios to meet agency missions.
The General Services Administration Office of Governmentwide Policy manages the eCPIC system through its Capital Planning Program. It provides software enhancements including automatic A-11 updates, technical and help desk support, and training. Agencies that use the eCPIC system sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) or interagency agreement (IAA) with GSA and participate in the Federal eCPIC Steering Committee to guide the evolution of the system and to share lessons learned to improve Federal capital planning practices.
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For general information:
Tyrone Crawley (tyrone.crawley@ssa.gov)
Federal eCPIC Steering Committee Chairperson
Phone: 410-965-8398
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U.S. General Services Administration
For information on how your agency can use eCPIC and
to gain access to the members only section,
contact: Patrick Plunkett (Patrick.Plunkett@gsa.gov)
Program Manager, Capital Planning and eCPIC
Phone 202-208-7136
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Using a component-based architecture, eCPIC is constructed using a
suite of application and navigation components which are designed to
provide users with a friendly and OMB compliant way to manage investments.
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| NEWS AND EVENTS |
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| Revised Exhibit 53 submissions are due to OMB on Friday, January 8
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| The eCPIC Community is working closely with OMB to develop an electronic interface to IT Dashboard by December 31 for the monthly updates.
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| In February, OMB will release a second API to the IT Dashboard for agencies to submit their updated exhibit 300s after submission of the President's FY 2011 Budget to Congress.
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| The ITDB will be the authoritative record for redacted 300 data. Agencies will have the option to link to the ITDB from their web sites to the ITDB for redacted exhibit 300 data.
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