USCG Portal
Provides access to USCG communities to include Energy information both in CG46 and DLA Energy sub pages.
At a glance
- Operator
- U.S. Coast Guard
- Access
- CAC required
- Last updated
The USCG Portal (cgportal2.uscg.mil) is the U.S. Coast Guard's internal enterprise web portal, used by Coast Guard military and civilian personnel to reach mission communities, directives, forms, and program-office resources — including energy/fuels information from the Office of Energy Management (CG-46) and DLA Energy. It requires a Common Access Card (CAC) to sign in and is not accessible to the general public.
What it is
CG Portal is a web-based collaboration and content-management suite the Coast Guard uses in place of older intranet systems, providing a single entry point to mission communities, official directives, forms libraries, and program-office pages for Coast Guard personnel.
Who operates it
The U.S. Coast Guard operates the portal as an internal enterprise system.
Access
The portal requires sign-in with a Department of Defense Common Access Card (CAC) via smart-card login; it is restricted to Coast Guard personnel and is not a public-facing website. The directory previously listed this tool's access as "public," which does not match the portal's actual CAC sign-in requirement.
How logisticians use it
Coast Guard logistics personnel use the portal as a jumping-off point to program-office resources relevant to their work, including energy and fuel-support information tied to the Office of Energy Management (CG-46) and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Energy, as well as directives and forms libraries referenced in day-to-day logistics processes.
Related systems
Related Coast Guard and DoD systems include the Office of Energy Management (CG-46), which sits under the Assistant Commandant for Engineering & Logistics (CG-4), and DLA Energy, which supports Coast Guard fuel accounts and provides its own CAC-enabled DLA Energy Portal for customers working with defense fuel support points.