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Getch and Gravel was CRRB’d on 19 NOV2015. However, ARCENT DCO approved this packet as a valid requirement, but disapproved the funding portion. ARCENT Legal Team deemed the funding source would likely result in a possible ADA violation. ARCENT DCO has instructed ARCENT Legal, G8 to work with ASG Legal and DRM IOT develop an alternate COA for funding (DPW is the requirement holder). CPT Alustiza, I just wanted to keep everyone in the loop so that once the funding is resolved, does this packet needs to go back before the board? I seeking clarity to avoid any further delays w/ fielding this requirement.
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