LESO has given the green light for LEAs to finish their registration to be able to screen equipment online.  This registration will be on the RTD web site.

Remember, you need to register in AMPS prior to registering in RTD.  Once both registrations have been completed and approved, you will be able to screen equipment through DRMS again.

Here is some literature from LESO on how to register for RTD.

FAQs

RTD Reigstration

RTD Registration 2nd half  (because the file is huge!) 

If you have any questions, please let us know.  Keep in mind that this system is new to everyone and there have been quite a few bugs that DRMS has had to work out. 

On August 27th, DLA will be launching a new way to request equipment online.

You will need to register in AMPS to be able to continue to procur equipment through the 1033 Program.

 Please read the following 2 documents that give directions on how to register.

1.  Pamphlet titled "New Registration Process to ETID and RTD" - This gives general information

2.  "Public/Non Federal" - This gives directions on how to register for AMPS

 If you have any questions or concerns during this process, please contact us.

We are now accepting annual enrollment fees to participate in the 1033 Program from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013.  Please read this memo regarding payment options.  Be sure to read the 3rd page of that memo to understand the new service charges assigned to the 1033 Program.  The enrollment form for the Program is under the Application tab.  Fill that form out and send it in to be an active participant in the 1033 Program.

What is the 1033 Program?
Section 1033 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 1997 authorizes the Department of Defense to transfer excess military property to state and local law enforcement agencies.  The eligible agencies in law enforcement activities are government agencies whose primary function is the enforcement of applicable Federal, State, and local laws, and whose compensated full-time law enforcement officers have powers of arrest and apprehension.  All DoD excess property can be used for counter-drug and other law enforcement activities with the exception of the operation of jails.  This applies to all property acquired in the future or any property previously acquired through the DoD 1033 Program.