Attachment 0002 - Mission Performance Calculation.xlsx

This is a Mission Performance Calculation worksheet that establishes the metrics for evaluating aircraft availability and readiness under the Fort Rucker Aviation Maintenance (FRAM) II contract. The document defines two key performance measures: Daily Mission Performance (DMP) and Monthly Sustained Mission Performance (MSMP), both calculated separately for each aircraft fleet based on data collected across three daily sorties.

DMP is a binary (YES/NO) daily metric that compares adjusted initial issue aircraft against contracted aircraft requirements. The calculation accounts for aircraft rejects and approved In-Service Repair Action Procedures (IRAPs), with DMP registering as YES when adjusted aircraft meet or exceed the contracted aircraft baseline. MSMP is a cumulative monthly percentage metric that measures sustained performance by incorporating additional surge aircraft issued beyond the initial fleet, divided by the adjusted initial issue aircraft total and multiplied by 100. The worksheet provides a sample calculation showing a fleet with 28 contracted aircraft, 30 initial issue aircraft, 2 rejects with 1 approved IRAP, resulting in 29 adjusted aircraft (103.5% daily performance) and 107.1% monthly sustained performance when surge aircraft are factored in. This measurement framework is critical for evaluating contractor performance in providing aircraft maintenance and logistics support for Army Aviator training operations at Fort Rucker, Alabama.