Federal Register #USN-2026-HQ-0365

Department of the Navy Requests Public Comment on Extension of Information Collection Programs

The Department of the Navy is inviting public comment on the proposed extension of several information collection programs essential to its operations. - Government Buyer: - Department of Defense, Department of the Navy - Sub-agencies: Navy Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP), Navy CHINFO, Fleet Readiness Center Southeast - OEMs and Vendors: - No commercial OEMs or vendors are named; all forms and applications are government-developed - Products/Services Requested: - Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP): - DD Form 2792 and DD Form 27921 - Collects information on special medical and educational needs of military dependents - Used for assignment and resource planning - Navy CHINFO Quarterly Brand Opinion Survey: - Gathers data on public perception and awareness of the U.S. Navy - Conducted quarterly - Fleet Readiness Center Southeast Electronic Sensormatic Intake Application: - Used for issuing access badges to command facilities - Utilizes the Sensormatic Electronic CCURE 9000 application - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Agency requests feedback on necessity, utility, accuracy, and respondent burden - Suggestions for improvement, including automation or technology enhancements, are encouraged - No commercial procurement; focus is on information collection and process improvement

Description

The Department of the Navy, under the Department of Defense, announces the proposed extension of approved public information collections and seeks public comment on these collections. The collections include information necessary to identify special medical and educational needs of military dependents for assignment considerations, a quarterly brand opinion survey to assess public perception of the U.S. Navy, and an electronic sensormatic intake application for issuing access badges to Fleet Readiness Center Southeast facilities. Comments are invited on the necessity, utility, burden, and ways to improve the information collection processes. The deadline for comments is October 23, 2026.

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