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  Figure 1-13. Notional FM overseas contingency operations (OCO)
  Note. FMIS will be discussed in chapter 8. The General Fund Enterprise Business System
  (GFEBS) supports FM operations at the lowest level.
  SECTION V – OPERATIONAL CONTRACT SUPPORT (OCS)
  1-103. OCS is the ability to plan, orchestrate and synchronize the provision of contract support
  integration, contracting support, and contract management. These three capabilities are inextricably linked
  to meeting mission requirements through the acquisition process. The FM works closely with the following
  organizations depicted below to support funding and payment requirements for OCS.
  1-104. Contingency contracting is a subset of OCS and includes the process of contracting for supplies,
  services, and minor construction from commercial sources in support of contingency operations.
  EXPEDITIONARY CONTRACTING COMMAND (ECC)
  1-105. The ECC, a subordinate command under the Army Contracting Command and Army Materiel
  Command, plans and provides effective and agile contracting support to Army Service component
  commands (ASCCs) in support of Army and joint operations. The ECC consists of theater- and corps-
  aligned contract support brigades (CSB), contingency contracting battalions (CCBN), and contingency
  contracting teams (CCT). While the Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) provides
  contract support to CONUS installations, the ECC provides comparable effective and responsive
  contracting support for installations, expeditionary missions (including Army, joint, or multi-national
  exercise support), and contingency operations outside of CONUS.