What is JCXS?
The Joint Contingency and Expeditionary Services (JCXS) is a U.S. Government Information
Technology platform that supports global joint expeditionary acquisition and business
solutions that fulfill mission-critical requirements, while supporting interagency
collaboration. JCXS supports contingency and expeditionary programs that rapidly
deploy for humanitarian, peacetime, and wartime missions.
The JCXS contingency deployment platform delivers application integration and business
support services and web-based systems for the theater business environment.
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Why did JCCS change its name to JCXS?
JCXS (Joint Contingency & Expeditionary Services) is the new name for the JCCS (Joint
Contingency Contracting System) platform.
Our new name and logo represent our evolved focus on joint expeditionary acquisition
business solutions. Although our name has changed, we remain focused on our mission
of delivering accurate and timely global acquisition and business solutions to military
and civilian government agencies that conduct business in contingency and expeditionary
environments.
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How and when did JCXS begin??
The DoD first deployed the JCXS program as part of its Global War on Terror (GWOT)
in 2006, to secure supplies and services necessary for our warfighters and allies
in Iraq and Afghanistan. For over a decade, JCXS has supported DoD and federal organizations’
stakeholders in 20 Iraq and 13 Afghanistan Regional Contracting Commands, and 10
Special Operations Command contracting offices throughout the world. The program
has expanded into Africa and Central Asia as the U.S. government engages in new
business in those regions.
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Who uses JCXS?
JCXS users fall into two classes: Government and Commercial (Vendors). JCXS provides
centralized vendor registration and solicitation/proposal postings on the web site,
with English and Arabic capabilities. JCXS is the DoD’s vendor management repository
for more than 45,000 Host Nation and other international vendors. JCXS customers
are located in CONUS and OCONUS locations The DoD, government agencies and NGOs
comprise our government user community:
- CENTCOM – Joint Theater Support Contracting Command (C-JTSCC)
- DoD Services (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines)
- Department of Defense Inspector General (DODIG)
- International Security Assistance Force (ISAF)
- Peace Dividend Trust (PDT)
- U.S Forces Afghanistan (USFOR-A)
- U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
- U.S. Department of State (DOS)
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
- U.S. and Non-U.S. Vendors
- Over 45,000 Registered Vendors
- U.S. Combatant Commands (CCMD)
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Who does JCXS support?
JCXS supports contingency and expeditionary environments across the world, delivering
services and support to the Warfighter and customers 365/24/7. JCXS supports the
Operations and Support Phase of the Acquisition Cycle. deploy for humanitarian,
peacetime, and wartime missions.
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How does JCXS support the Warfighter?
The JCXS team offers 24 x 7 support with resources in CONUS and OCONUS locations.
We provide real-time Warfighter support 24/7/365, including weekly command calls
and on-demand reporting. Our in-theater resources consist of functional analysts,
business process reengineering experts, system engineers, system administrators,
and application trainers, who work closely with customers to accomplish all required
tasks using JCXS applications. Reachback CONUS resources located at the Mark Center
utilize cross-collaboration of functional and technical resources, contracting teaming
and DLA cross-portfolio coordination to support our in-theater team and our customers.
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Who is in charge of JCXS?
The JCXS program is part of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Information Operations
(J62) group. The JCXS program is an integral part of the DoD Enterprise Business
Systems, within the Enterprise Sourcing, Medical, and Contingency portfolio.
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Does JCXS interface with other systems?
System integration between JCXS and the following systems is achieved using Service
Oriented Architecture (SOA) web services:
- WAWF – Wide Area Work Flow
- NSPA – NATO Support Agency
- DMDC (SPOT) – Synchronized Pre-deployment Operational Tracker
- GEX – DLA Transaction Services
- FPDS-NG: Federal Procurement Data Standards-Next Generation
- SPS-Standard Procurement System
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Who sponsors JCXS?
JCXS is sponsored by the Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (DPAP) office.
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How can I learn more?
Visit the “About JCXS” tab on this web site to learn more about the JCXS program.
Also contact the JCXS team for additional information about any of the JCXS applications.
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How do I contact the JCXS team?
How do I contact the JCXS team? Send us a message by click on the "helpdesk & feedback" button. Our team looks forward to responding to your question
or request.
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HelpDesk Plus
Helpdesk Plus is an innovative approach, to support all JCCS customers. The Helpdesk Plus feature enables Helpdesk Support to receive, process, and respond to service requests.
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