BOP 203.1 Cancellation Memo
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Department of Energy NYSE
National Nuclear Security Administration National Nuclear Security Administration
Washington, DC 20585
December 8, 2022
MEMORANDUM FOR: JAMES WOLFF
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR & CHIEF INFORMATION
OFFICER
OFFICE OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Jose R. Rites"
FROM: JOSE R. BERRIOS — Berrios oneN ene
SUPERVISORY MANGEMENT ANALYST
OFFICE OF POLICY AND STRATEGIC PLANNING
SUBJECT: Cancellation of National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
Business Operating Procedure (BOP) 203.1, Issuance and Usage
of Portable Computing and Communications Devices (PCCD)
ISSUE: Cancellation of BOP 203.1.
BACKGROUND: BOP 203.1, was signed and issued by former Principal Deputy
Administrator William Ostendorff in September 2007. The BOP contains business and operating
guidance for the issuance and usage of NNSA or employee-owned portable computing and
communications devices (PCCD) containing NNSA data.
DISCUSSION: In accordance with NNSA SD 251.1B, Directives Management, all directives
(including BOPs) must be reviewed and recertified for relevancy every 3 years by the Office of
Primary Interest from the date of issuance. BOP 203.1 was reviewed by Goodman Bellamy
(NA-IM-20) and approved by James Wolff (NA-IM-1) for cancellation on November 10, 2022,
after determining the BOP is outdated and no longer needed since the issuance of DOE Order
203.2, Mobile Technology Management, in January 2014, which requires Departmental Elements
(DEs) to establish mobile device management procedures and does not require DEs to develop
additional policy.
BOP 203.1 was circulated throughout the Nuclear Security Enterprise for review and
concurrence, NNSA elements concurred with the cancellation of this BOP via the RevCom
process.
12/8/2022
APPROVE: ISAPPROVE: NEEDS DISCUSSION: DATE: