APPENDIX K - GLOSSARY - DISA
non-DoD customers. DoD customers are DoD Combatant Commands, Military Services and Organizations, and Agencies (DoD CC/S/A/), collectively referred to as “DoD Components.” Non-DoD customer include includes: contractors and federally funded research and development centers, other U.S. government federal departments
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