What is the purpose of Air Force regulation AFI65-118?
The purpose of AFI65-118 is to provide guidance and procedures for the Air Force’s purchases using Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requests (MIPRs).

What is a MIPR?
A MIPR is a document used to initiate the transfer of funds between two DoD components or agencies for the purchase of goods, services, or construction projects.

Who is responsible for initiating a MIPR?
The Service Component, Combatant Command, or Defense Agency requesting the purchase is responsible for initiating a MIPR.

What are the main types of MIPRs outlined in AFI65-118?
The main types of MIPRs are Fully Funded MIPRs, Partially Funded MIPRs, and No-Cost MIPRs.

What is a Fully Funded MIPR?
A Fully Funded MIPR is when the requesting DoD component provides all the necessary funds for the purchase. The receiving DoD component will not need to provide additional funds.

What is a Partially Funded MIPR?
A Partially Funded MIPR is when the requesting DoD component provides only a portion of the funds needed for the purchase. The receiving DoD component will need to provide the remaining funds.

What is a No-Cost MIPR?
A No-Cost MIPR is used when there is no exchange of funds between the requesting and receiving DoD components. It is typically used for providing assets or services at no additional cost.

How should a MIPR be submitted?
A MIPR should be submitted electronically via the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) MIPR E-form system, unless an exception is granted.

Can a MIPR be modified or canceled?
Yes, a MIPR can be modified or canceled by the initiating DoD component, provided that the required approvals are obtained.