DRAFT Statement of Objectives-SOO_STEP 3kW EMD.pdf

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES (SOO)

FOR

SMALL TACTICAL ELECTRIC POWER

3kW TACTICAL POWER SOURCE

(STEP – 3kW TPS)

PREPARED BY

PROJECT MANAGER

EXPEDITIONARY ENERGY AND SUSTAINMENT SYSTEMS (PM E2S2)

PRODUCT DIRECTOR

SMALL EXPEDITIONARY POWER SOURCES (PD SEPS)

FT BELVOIR VA

MAY 2021

STEP 3kW Tactical Power Source - STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES

DRAFT

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Table of Contents 1

1. Scope Determination .................................................................................................................................... 3 2

2. Program Objective........................................................................................................................................ 3 3

3. Background .................................................................................................................................................. 3 4

4. Design, Analysis, and Test ........................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 5

5. Configuration Management .......................................................................................................................... 4 6

5.1. Product Drawings and Associated Lists ....................................................................................................... 5 7

6. Quality Control ............................................................................................................................................. 6 8

7. Logistics ....................................................................................................................................................... 6 9

7.1. Logistics Support Package ........................................................................................................................... 6 10

7.2. Data Deliverables ......................................................................................................................................... 9 11

8. Management Objectives ............................................................................................................................. 10 12

9. Security ...................................................................................................................................................... 10 13

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1. Scope Determination 15

This project is for development of a 3kW tactical power source prototype to replace the 16 legacy 3-kilowatt (3kW) Tactical Quiet Generator (TQG) as part of the Small Tactical 17

Electric Power (STEP) program. 18

2. Program Objective 19

The Government develops a set of core solutions aimed at increasing the survivability, 20 effectiveness, and efficiency of cyber weapons systems and command and control 21 solutions employed by the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Department of the 22

Army. Proposed prototype solutions should take the form of technology pilots, 23 analysis/assessments, and initial operational capabilities. The solution must address the 24

Governments need for a generator set rated at 3kW or greater, but less than 5kW, and 25 operates on common military fuels: F-24 fuel conforming to STANAG 3747, Jet 26

Propulsion (JP)-8 fuel conforming to MIL-DTL-83133, or diesel fuel conforming to ASTM 27

D975. 28

The intent of this project is to utilize a new (or existing) design and improve it to meet or 29 exceed the requirements delineated in the Performance Specification, Item 30

Specification for the Generator, Small Tactical Electric Power: 3 < Kilowatts < 5 (PRF 31

6115-0133) and provide novel enhancements. Solutions should include prototype 32 improvements for increased reliability, operation on common military fuels, remote 33 control through the Tactical Microgrid Standard (TMS), and diverse paralleling 34 capabilities. It is desired that proposed solutions support early achievement of initial 35 operational capabilities for support of an expanding user community. 36

3. Background 37

The Small Tactical Electric Power (STEP) program is intended to replace the legacy 38

2kW Military Tactical Generator (MTG) and 3kW Tactical Quiet Generator (TQG), with 39 this SOO seeking to replace the 3kW TQG, specifically. The program received a 40

Materiel Development Decision in 3QFY14 but in JUN 2016, the Program Executive 41

Office, Combat Support & Combat Service Support (PEO CS&CSS) directed Milestone 42

(MS) B to be delayed to FY22 because technology was not then available to meet the 43 requirements in the Tactical Electric Power Capability Production Document. The 44 program is now moving toward a MS B decision in 1QFY22. 45

This project aims to procure, test, and mature both technology and reliability of 46 hardened Tactical Power Sources (TPS) of 3kW or higher, but less than 5kW alternating 47 current (AC) power, while adding additional capabilities such as inherent remote control 48 through the Tactical Microgrid Standard (TMS) and the ability to parallel with like sets 49 and sets of different sizes and quantities locally or remotely (TMS). The main technical 50 goals of this effort are to validate power outputs of at least 3kW, demonstrate reliability 51 of 687 hours Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF), and demonstrate safe paralleling 52 operation and remote control. 53

4. Period of Performance 54

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This project is expected to consist of two phases. The first phase is intended to be a 55 combined design, prototyping, and build phase lasting 24 months. Phase 2 is expected 56 to be a test & evaluation phase lasting 12 months. 57

The solution design of a 3kW hardened TPS will conform to the desired performance 58 requirements in Performance Specification (PRF 6115-0133). The Government 59 envisions the Open Architecture Tactical Microgrid Standards (TMS) being used for this 60 system for remote autostart capability and communications to a future hybrid power 61 system. The awardee will perform analysis and tests, as needed, to aid the design 62 process. 63

During Phase 2, the Government will perform developmental testing to ensure that the 64 end item satisfies the user’s performance requirements. This testing is expected to last 65 for approximately 12 months. The Government will work with an Army unit to perform a 66 user evaluation during this same 12-month time period. The awardee will provide 67 support during both the developmental testing and user evaluation. This support will 68 consist of operator training, operational troubleshooting, and all maintenance and repair 69 actions which are not covered in the user manual. 70

5. Configuration Management 72

This project will establish a product baseline to define the configuration of the 3kW 73 hardened TPS prototype with a demonstrated capability to satisfy the requirements in 74

Performance Specification PRF 6115-0133. This baseline shall be established and 75 presented to the Government in the form of a Critical Design Review (CDR) prior to the 76 building of the final prototypes. The CDR shall highlight design specifics to include, but 77 not limited to, technical approach to meeting project requirements, proposed bill of 78 materials, top level drawings, critical components identified, potential technical risks, 79

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and any deviations from original proposed designs. The baseline shall be demonstrated 80 with the delivery of 3kW TPS prototypes at a development review at the end of the first 81 phase. Presentation materials from this CDR shall be delivered to the Government in 82 accordance with Contract Data Requirements List (IAW CDRL) C001, Critical Design 83

Review (CDR) Presentation Materials. If any configuration changes are deemed 84 warranted during testing and evaluation, those shall be presented to the Government at 85 the bi-weekly update meetings and documented and presented to the Government in a 86 final report at the end of the phase. 87

5.1. Product Drawings and Associated Lists 88

A complete set of Product Drawings and Associated Lists shall be delivered. The 89

Product Drawings and Associated Lists shall be delivered IAW the following: 90

1) STEP 3kW Statement of Objectives, paragraph 5.1 91

2) Appendix B, the TDP Selection Worksheet of MIL-DTL-31000B 92

3) CDRL C002, Product Drawing and Associated Lists 93

4) Appendix A, AUTOCAD Drawings 94

5) American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Y14.100 95

6) ASME Y14.24M 96

7) ASME Y14.34M 97

8) ASME Y14.38 98

9) ASME Y14.5M 99

The Product Drawings and Associated Lists shall provide the design, engineering, 100 manufacturing, and quality assurance requirements information necessary to enable the 101 procurement or manufacture of an interchangeable item that duplicated the physical and 102 performance characteristics of the original product without additional design engineering 103 effort or recourse to the original design activity. This data item shall be submitted at the 104 conclusion of Phase 2. The Product Drawings and Associated Lists shall provide full 105 design disclosure of the complete generator set as defined below. 106

The Product Drawings and Associated Lists shall include all drawings required to build 107 contractor, subcontractor, supplier or vendor (all hereafter called vendor) items 108 developed with Government funds under this contract. Control drawings IAW ASME 109

Y14.100 may be provided. Commercial or vendor developed items or items purchased 110 directly "off-the-shelf" not covered by Government design activity drawings or not 111 developed with Government funds shall be represented by appropriate control 112 drawings. All source control drawings shall contain sufficient data, including test 113 requirements and manufacturing procedures/processes, to permit 114 qualification/acceptance of additional sources. All Line Replaceable Units (LRU) shall 115 be detailed on control drawings. 116

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The Product Drawings and Associated Lists shall comply with the following: 117

Datum shall be established IAW Section 4 of ASME Y14.5M-1994. 118

Tolerances of Location shall be established IAW true position tolerancing IAW 119

Section 5 of ASME Y14.5M. 120

Tolerances of Form, Profile, Orientation and Runout shall be established IAW 121

Section 6 of ASME Y14.5M. 122

Tolerances on dimensions that locate features of size shall be specified by use of 123 the positional tolerance method. If irregular shaped features are specified, use of 124 profile tolerancing may be used. 125

All drawings shall specify marking per MIL-STD-130L for assemblies and detailed parts. 126

Assembly drawings having nameplates do not require additional markings. Drawing size 127 shall not be smaller than C (A2) size nor larger than D (A1) size per ASME Y14.100. 128

Digitally submitted drawings shall be in AUTOCAD 2002, or newer, formatted as shown 129 at Appendix B of this SOO. A drawing versus end item matrix shall also be provided, in 130

Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format. 131

6. Quality Control 132

Quality control shall be managed by the performer’s internal processes. The 133

Government will review the performer’s Quality Control Plan in accordance with IAW 134

CDRL C003, Quality Control Plan. 135

7. Logistics 136

The project will include development and delivery of an Operator and Maintainer and 137

Repair Parts and Special Tools List (RPSTL) Electronic Technical Manaual (ETM) IAW 138

CDRL C004, Electronic Technical Manual (ETM), to support the 3kW hardened Tactical 139

Power Source (TPS) (including all troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair actions 140 which will not be covered by test support). User training prior to the user evaluation shall 141 also be conducted. This training should consist of no more than eight (8) hours to 142 include materials and instructors for up to 20 students. Hardware delivery will include 143 consumables, with the exception of fuel, for up to 2,000 hours of operation for 144 developmental testing and user evaluations. Repair parts will be provided as needed 145 during test and evaluation support. 146

7.1. Logistics Support Package 147

Electronic Technical Manual (ETM). The contractor shall develop an Operator and 149

Maintainer and Repair Parts and Special Tools List (RPSTL) ETMs In accordance With 150

(IAW) criteria outlined in MIL-STD-40051-2 in an editable electronic format. The manual 151 shall provide safe, comprehensive, and accurate operating procedures that can be 152 accomplished within the aptitude and physical capabilities of the designated military 153 user. The maintenance information shall allow for safe, comprehensive, and accurate 154 troubleshooting, diagnosis, repair/replacement, checkout and return to service of the 155

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equipment by the designated military maintenance technician. Illustrations shall be 156 drawn to comply with MIL-STD-40051-2. Newly developed graphics shall be in vector in 157 native format. RPSTL illustrations shall be line art only. The contractor shall prepare a 158 separate figure for each breakdown of a repairable assembly. Per DI-SESS-81759A, 159 the contractor shall also submit all digital source files for each TM electronically by e-160 mail, file transfer protocol (FTP), or alternate method, as arranged with the AOR, and by 161

CD ROM or DVD readable. The contractor shall develop TM source data items in 162

Extensible Markup Language (XML) using contractor’s choice of XML editor that works 163 with the Document Type Definitions (DTD) and stylesheets available from 164 https://www.logsa.army.mil/mil40051/menu.cfm). Government will furnish: target 165 audience descriptions, and front matter, rear matter, and supporting information 166 boilerplate content). 167

Technical Manual Review. At 30% and 70% completion, contractor shall deliver draft 169 technical manuals in digital format to the Government IAW MIL-STD-40051-2. At 30% 170 and 70% completion, in-Process Reviews (IPRs) shall take place with stakeholders and 171 shall include, but not be limited to: Contractor, Government technical writer, 172

Government provisioner, Government engineer, Government equipment publications 173 control officer representative, and Government AOR. The Government will provide 174 comments to the draft submissions within twenty-five (25) days of review. The 175 contractor shall incorporate all technical manual change comments within scope of this 176 agreement provided to them by the Government. Any deviation from the in-process 177 reviews shall be documented and provided to the AOR for review and response. If 178 approved, minor changes can be reviewed at the 100% draft completion and will be 179 documented in the ETM IAW MIL-STD-40051-2. 180

Technical Manual Validation. The contractor shall submit a Technical Manual 182

Validation Plan IAW DI-TMSS-81818. The contractor shall validate the technical 183 manuals at the contractor’s or Government facilities, as appropriate. In addition to 184 content validation, the XML tags shall be parsed and any errors corrected, and all 185 technical manual functional features shall be validated as operational and correct. 186

Contractor personnel performing operating and maintenance procedures on the 187 equipment during validation shall be independent of the contractor's technical manual 188 preparation activity. Contractor validation records shall be subject to Government 189 inspection at any time during the agreement, without prior notice. The contractor shall 190 deliver upon completion a Technical Manual Validation Certificate IAW DI-TMSS-81819. 191

The Government reserves the right to witness the contractor validation. Contractor shall 192 incorporate all red-line changes identified in the validation process prior to delivery to 193 the Government. 194

The contractor shall update the ETM (CDRL C004, Electonic Technical Manual) based 195 on feedback from the government and the user evaluation. The manual shall provide 196 safe, comprehensive, and accurate operating procedures that can be accomplished 197 within the aptitude and physical capabilities of the designated military user. The 198 maintenance information shall allow for safe, comprehensive, and accurate 199 troubleshooting, diagnosis, repair/replacement, checkout and return to service of the 200 equipment by the designated military maintenance technician. 201 https://www.logsa.army.mil/mil40051/menu.cfm

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The contractor shall perform a Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) 202 for the system. The analysis shall examine each separable part in the system and 203 determine how it might fail, and the effect of failure on the system. The results of the 204

FMECA shall be provided in a FMECA Report IAW CDRL C005, Failure Modes, Effects, 205 and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) Report. In addition to the information required by DI-206

SESS-81495A, the FMECA Report shall include: 207

Part number 208

Manufacturer 209

Estimated service life 210

Unit cost (to be used by the Government for potential future sustainment planning 211 purposes) 212

The contractor shall analyze the maintenance support functions necessary for the 213 system, and identify recommended maintenance requirements. The analysis shall 214 determine the maintenance tasks (including Preventive Maintenance Checks and 215

Services), task intervals, and tools required for the task. The analysis shall consider: 216

FMECA results, component manuals and data, economic consequences of failure, and 217 when scheduled maintenance could prevent failures. The contractor shall identify any 218 commercial sources of maintenance for the system, and for major assemblies or 219 components. The results of the analysis shall be provided in a Maintenance Analysis 220

Report IAW CDRL C006, Maintenance Analysis Report. 221

Engineering Data for Provisioning (EDFP). The contractor shall submit Engineering 222

Data for Provisioning (EDFP) for all repair parts which do not have National Stock 223

Numbers (NSNs) assigned. EDFP is not required for parts supported by Government or 224 recognized industry specifications or standards. Engineering Data for Provisioning 225

(EDFP) is technical and engineering Logistics Product Data (LPD) which provides 226 definitive identification of dimensional, materiel, mechanical, electrical, or other physical 227 characteristics, locations, and functions of the item. EDFP may consist of commercial 228 drawings, commercial manuals, schematic drawings, wiring and cable diagrams 229 necessary to indicate the physical characteristics, locations and functions. EDFP may 230 consist of sketches or photographs with descriptions of dimensional, materiel, 231 mechanical, electrical, or other descriptive characteristics. EDFP shall be in the English 232 language. EDFP shall be developed IAW CDRL C007, Engineering Data for 233

Provisioning, and shall provide LPD for the following: 234

Technical Identification of items for maintenance support considerations 235

Preparation of item identification for the purpose of assigning NSNs 236

Review for item entry control 237

Standardization 238

Review for potential interchangeability and substitutability 239

Item management coding 240

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Preparation of allowance or issue lists 241

Source, Maintenance, and Recoverability (SMR) code verification 242

7.2. Data Deliverables 243

This project shall include the development and delivery of all data necessary to support 244 the 3kW Tactical Power Source (including provisioning, installation, operational and 245 repair manuals; engineering data; and technical data) consistent with the maintenance 246 concept. Compatibility (form and format) of the data with existing government systems 247 is required. The following provides a summary of the deliverables: 248

CDRL Deliverable Frequency/Expected

Delivery

C001 Critical Design Review (CDR) Presentation

Material

Twice: 14 calendar days prior to CDR; 7 days following

CDR

C002 Product Drawings and Associated Lists Twice: 7 calendar days following CDR; end of phase

C003 Quality Control Plan Once; 90-days after contract award

C004 Electronic Technical Manual (ETM) Three times; at 30%, 70% and at final draft completion

C005 Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis

(FMECA) Report

Once: 14 calendar days prior to end of phase 1

C006 Maintenance Analysis Report Once: 14 calendar days prior to end of phase 2

C007 Engineering Data for Provisioning (EDFP) Once: 14 calendar days prior to end of phase 2

C008 Kick-Off Meeting Presentation Materials Once: 30 calendar days after contract award

C009 Bi-monthly Progress Report Bi-monthly with first submission due at the end of the second calendar month after award and subsequent submissions due at the end of every other month

C010 End of Phase Report Twice: 14 calendar days prior to end of phase 1 & 2

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8. Management Objectives 249

The offeror will be required to support a kick-off meeting detailing administrative roles, 250 technical approach, and programmatic approach and submit presentation materials IAW 251

CDRL C008, Kick-Off Meeting Presentation Materials. Additionally, the offeror shall 252 attend bi-weekly technical telecons with the Government, and deliver bi-monthly 253 progress reports IAW CDRL C009, Bi-monthly Progress Report. Bi-monthly progress 254 reports which coincide with an end of phase report are not needed. The offeror shall 255 also deliver a final summary / technical report and final presentation for each project 256 phase in which the offeror performs work IAW CDRL C010, End of Phase Report. The 257 project shall consist of 2 phases: 1) Design and Build, and 2) Test Support and Logistics 258

Support Package. During phase 1, at a minimum, the offeror shall attend and lead a 259 kick-off meeting, attend bi-weekly teleconferences to present project status, host a 260 review meeting to establish the prototype baseline, submit bi-monthly progress reports, 261 and attend a Phase 1 final review at which they shall deliver the required prototypes to 262 the Government. During Phase 2, the offeror shall provide support to any issues 263 encountered in testing while continuing to attend bi-weekly teleconferences and 264 submitting bi-monthly progress reports on any test support which is provided. 265

Additional meetings, reports, or other management work may be offered but is not 266 required by the Government. 267

9. Security 268

9.1. Work performed under this prototype project will be done at the UNCLASSIFIED 269 level. 270

9.2. Controller Unclassified Information (CUI) generated and / or provided under this 271 prototype project shall be safeguarded and marked as specified in DoDM 5200.01, Vols 272

1–4. 273

9.3. Offeror(s) awarded PLA(s) will prepare DD Form 1540, Registration for Scientific 274 and Technical Information Services, in advance of any work to be performed, through 275 the office listed in Block 12 for registration to the Defense Technical Information Center 276

(DTIC). DD2345, Militarily Critical Technical Data Agreement, will be completed for 277 release and acceptance of Military Critical Technical Data. 278

9.4. Deliverables under this agreement will be marked with the DISTRIBUTION 279

STATEMENT listed on the applicable CDRL. Other requests for this document shall be 280 referred to Point of Contacts listed on the applicable CDRL. All other Deliverables under 281 this agreement will be marked with a DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT D: Distribution 282 authorized to the Department of Defense and U.S. DoD contractors only, for 283 administrative or operational use. All other requests for this document shall be referred 284 to Product Director Small Expeditionary Power Sources Bldg 324, 5850 Delafield Rd, Ft. 285

Belvoir, VA 22060. 286

9.5. For Sub-Awardees that do not require Common Access Cards (CACs), but require 287 access to a DoD facility or installation: Sub-Awardees and all associated team member 288 employees shall comply with adjudication standards and procedures using the National 289

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Crime Information Center Interstate Identification Index (NCIC-III) and Terrorist 290

Screening Database (TSDB) (Army Directive 2014-05/AR 190-13), applicable 291 installation, facility and area commander installation/facility access and local security 292 policies and procedures (provided by Government representative). 293

9.6. A Threat Awareness and Reporting Program (TARP) briefing is required for Sub-294

Awardee personnel working under an awarded prototype project. Persons employed by 295

Sub-Awardees will be aware of and report threat-related incidents, behavioral 296 indicators, and other matters of Counterintelligence (CI) interest as specified in Army 297

Regulation (AR) 381-12, Threat Awareness and Reporting Program, Chapter 3. 298

Incidents will be reported to Defense Security Service (DSS), the COR, or nearest 299 military CI office. 300

9.7. Per AR 530-1, Operations Security (OPSEC), new contractor employees must 301 complete Level I OPSEC training. New employees must be trained within 30 calendar 302 days of reporting for duty and annually thereafter. OPSEC awareness training is 303 available at: http://cdsetrain.dtic.mil/opsec/index.htm304

Appendix A: AutoCAD Drawings 305

All CAD generated product drawings and associated lists shall: 306

(1) Be formatted in either AutoCAD 2002 or newer version in drawing file format. 308

(2) Have a unique file name structured as follows: 310

A:\ all digits of Doc + Rev Ltr + 3 digit page #) .DWG 312

Filename Drawing Number 314

A:\95-21600-001.DWG 316

95-21600, base revision, Sheet No. 1 318

Sheet number of the Document 320

Revision level of Sheet 322

All digits of the Drawing Number 324

(3) Use AutoCAD standard Romans font for all lettering. 326

(4) Lettering shall be a minimum height of .165 inches. 328

(5) Have layer names and use in the following; sequence: 330

Layer Name Use 332

O Do not use. For use by administrator. 334

FORM Shall contain the complete drawing form. 336

TITLE Shall include all title block entries. 338

OBJECT Shall contain the physical drawing of the item excluding 340 hidden lines. 341

HIDDEN Shall contain only the hidden lines of the physical 343 drawing. 344

Layer Name Use 346

DIMENSION Shall contain all dimensioning information including true 348 position dimensioning. 349

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CALLOUTS Shall contain all assembly callouts and their extension 351 lines and the associated table(s) 352

CTRLINES Shall contain all center lines. 354

NOTES Shall contain all notes appearing within the borderlines of 356 the drawing. 357

VIEWS Shall contain all section and view identifying information. 359

WELDING Shall contain all welding symbols and their extension lines 361 and any other welding information appearing on the body 362 of the drawing exclusive of the drawing notes. 363

ELECTRICAL Shall contain all electrical information pertaining to wiring 365 such as wiring symbols used for building layouts or wiring 366 harnesses for equipment. 367

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Appendix B: TDP Selection Worksheet (to Drawing SOO) 369

TDP SELECTION WORKSHEET

PRODUCT DRAWINGS AND ASSOCIATED LISTS

A. CONTRACT NO. B. EXHIBIT/ATTACHMENT NO. C. CLIN D. CDRL DATA ITEM NO.

TBD TBD TBD TBD

1. DELIVERABLE PRODUCT (X and complete as applicable.)

a. ORIGINALS (Specify current design activity’s full size reproducible drawing or digital file(s) on which is kept the revision record recognized as official) (Identify specification, type, grade and class, etc.)

b. REPRODUCTIONS (Identify specifications, type, grade and class, etc., and quantity of each)

c. DIGITAL DATA (Identify specification, exchange media, etc. and specify original (master) or copy)

X CD-ROM copy, 2 copies

2. CAGE CODE AND DOCUMENT NUMBERS (X one)

a. Contractor

b. GOVERNMENT Complete (1) and (2) or (3)

X

(1) Use CAGE Code (2) Use Document Numbers (3) To Be Assigned By:

TBD PM-E2S2

3. DRAWING FORMATS AND DRAWING FORMS (X one and complete as applicable)

a. CONTRACTOR FORMATS. Forms to be supplied by contractor.

b. GOVERNMENT FORMATS. Forms to be supplied by contractor.

X Samples supplied by (Specify) PM-E2S2

c. GOVERNMENT FORMATS. Forms to be supplied as

Government Furnished Material by (Specify)

4. TYPES OF DRAWINGS SELECTION (X one)

X a. CONTRACTOR SELECTS b. GOVERNMENT SELECTS (Specify in Item 9)

5. ASSOCIATED LISTS (X and complete as applicable)

a. PARTS LISTS (X one) X (1) Integral (2) Separate

b. DATA LISTS (X one) (1) Not

Req’d

X (2) Required (Specify levels of assembly) All levels.

c. INDEX LISTS (X one) X (1) Not

Req’d

(2) Required (Specify levels of assembly)

d. WIRING LISTS(X one) X (1) Not

Req’d

(2) Required (Specify levels of assembly)

e. INDENTURED DATA LISTS

(X one )

X (1) Not

Req’d

(2) Required (Specify levels of assembly)

f. APPLICATION LISTS (X one)

X (1) Not

Req’d

(2) Required (Specify levels of assembly)

6. DETAILS (X one)

a. MULTIDETAIL DRAWINGS PERMITTED X b. MONODETAIL DRAWINGS MANDATORY

7. VENDOR SUBSTANTIATION DATA (X one)

X a. NOT REQUIRED b. REQUIRED

8. APPLICABILITY OF STANDARDS. The following standards apply (X as applicable)

X a. ASME Y14.100, ENGINEERING

DRAWING PRACTICES

X b. ASME Y14.24, ENGINEERING

DRAWING

APPLICATIONS

X c. ASME Y14.34M, ASSOCIATED LISTS

d. EXISTING STANDARDS

DO NOT APPLY

9. OTHER TAILORING (Attach additional sheets as necessary)

Standards have been tailored in SOO paragraph 5.1.

Appendix C: Acronym Reference 371

AC Alternating Current

ARO After Receipt of Order

CDRL Contract Data Requirements List

DA Department of the Army

DC Direct Current

DoD Department of Defense

EMI Electromagnetic Interference

EMP Electromagnetic Pulse

GFCI Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

HEMP High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse

IAW In Accordance With

JP-8 Jet Propellant 8

LtWt Gen Lightweight Generator Set

MS Milestone

MTBF Mean Time Between Failure

MTG Military Tactical Generator

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NEC National Electric Code

NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association

NFPA National Fire Protection Association

O Objective

OPSEC Operations Security

OTA Other Transactional Authority

PD SEPS Product Director Small Expeditionary Power Sources

PM E2S2 Project Manager Expeditionary Energy and Sustainment Systems

SOO Statement Of Objectives

STEP Small Tactical Electric Power

T Threshold

TMS Tactical Microgrid Standards

TQG Tactical Quiet Generator

V Volts