In case of contract problems, who is NOT responsible for resolution?

In the context of resolving contract problems, the MTF (Military Treatment Facility) commander is not directly responsible for resolution. The COTR (Contracting Officer's Technical Representative) plays a critical role in overseeing contract compliance and performance, while the contractor is primarily responsible for fulfilling the terms of the contract. Additionally, the staff judge advocate provides legal advice and support regarding contractual matters, which can include conflict resolution.

The MTF commander, while having overall responsibility for the facility's operations, does not engage in the day-to-day resolution of contract issues and typically does not have the authority to make contractual decisions. The delegation of these responsibilities allows the COTR and legal personnel to handle issues within their specified scope, ensuring that contract conflicts are managed effectively and within the parameters established by procurement regulations.