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Material Control Codes - 14310_277
SOURCES OF MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION - 14310_279

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  Navy Item Control Number (NICN) code (letters that occupy the 5th and 6th position)   Serial  number  (alphanumeric  and  occupies  the 7th through the 13th position) The  NIC  numbers  that  you  must  be  familiar  with are  listed  in  Table  7-6.  These  codes  differentiate  the types of NICN. Permanent LL Coded NICNs The NICNs with “LL” in the 5th and 6th positions and a “C” in the 7th position mean that the ICPs or other Navy    item    managers    (including    field    activities) assigned  them.  Its  purpose  is  to  identify  and  monitor nonstocked items that are not expected to have enough demand to qualify for NSN assignment. The NICNs are assigned to permit the maintenance of a complete and uniform inventory control point weapons system file. It is also used to ensure that selected items are considered for  inclusion  in  future  allowance  lists.  Stock  points must  purchase  items  identified  by  this  type  of  NICN. Stock  points  currently  do  not  have  the  capability  to translate  permanent  LL  coded  NICNs  to  applicable CAGES and part numbers. The items are requisitioned by    using    the    DD    1348-6    format    (part    number requisition). Temporary LL Coded NICNs The NICNs with “LL” in the 5th and 6th positions and   any   letter   except   “C”   in   the   7th   position   are assigned by ICPs or other Navy inventory managers for temporary  identification.  These  NICNs  enables  the item manager to establish and maintain automated file records, to ease procurement action, and to maximize automated  processing  of  requisitions.  The  cognizant item managers review the temporary NICNs periodically  to  convert  them  to  NSN  or  to  delete  the ones  that  are  no  longer  required.  When  a  requisition identifies an item by a temporary NICN that has been converted  to  an  NSN  the  status  card  will  include  the new  NSN.  A  NICN  to  NIIN  cross-reference  list  is published monthly by the Defense Logistics Information    Service    (DLIS)    on    the    FED    LOG CD-ROM. LOCAL ITEM CONTROL NUMBER (LICN) The  LICN  (fig.  7-20)  is  an  identification  number assigned  by  an  activity  for  its  own  use.  However, 7-34 NIC NUMBER CODES USED TO DESIGNATE LD Directive ordering number (COG 0I). Example:1234-LD-123-4567 LF Form ordering number (COG 1I). Example:1234-LF-123-4567 LK Aircraft change kit number. Example:1234-LK-123-4567 LP Publication ordering number (COG 0I and 0P). Example:1234-LP-123-4567 LX Control number assigned by NAVICO PHIL field activities to certain items under their inventory control. Example:1234-LX-123-4567 Table 7-6.—Navy Item Control Codes 1710 LL 0000123 Appropriate Federal Supply Classification Code Number Designation  for  locally  assigned identification number Serially assigned identification number Figure 7-20.—Example of an LICN.







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