Who is responsible for the SPV catalog?

The SPV catalog, which stands for Standard Provisioning and Variation catalog, is primarily the responsibility of NAVSUP, the Naval Supply Systems Command. NAVSUP plays a critical role in managing and overseeing supply chain operations and logistics within the Navy. This includes the development, maintenance, and distribution of various logistics documentation and catalogs necessary for effective supply chain management.

Maintaining the SPV catalog ensures that all parts, materials, and supplies required for Navy operations are accurately accounted for and can be efficiently procured and distributed. NAVSUP's expertise and authority in this area make it the designated responsible organization for the catalog, ensuring that the Navy's logistical needs are effectively met.

The other organizations mentioned, such as CLO (Chief Logistics Officer), MSC (Military Sealift Command), and CLF (Commander, Logistics Force), have specific roles within the logistics and supply chain framework, but they do not hold primary responsibility for the SPV catalog itself.