APP_1_DEF_ABBREV_ACR_2014_10_28.pdf

APPENDIX 1

DEFINITIONS/ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS

GENERAL DEFINITIONS.

Contracting Officer (CO)/Representative (COR) or Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO). The U.S. Government agent awarding or administering contracts. The CO is the only person authorized to contractually obligate the U.S. Government.

Defective Service. A service output that does not meet the standard of performance specified in the contract for that service.

Government. Unless specified otherwise in the PWS (i.e. U.S. Government), this refers to U.S., German, and French military personnel and their civilian counterparts.

Immediately. Unless specified otherwise in the PWS, this refers to having no loss or interval of time.

Local Area Operations. The area within a 100 nautical mile radius around the Pirmasens site.

Lot. The total number of potential service outputs in a surveillance period.

Performance Objective. The outcome associated with successful contract performance in a specific area. This is a critical success factor in achieving the organization’s mission, vision and strategy which, if not achieved, would likely result in a significant decrease in customer satisfaction or risk mission failure. Obtaining multi-services/sub-services performed at a certain measurable standard and consistency ensures success in achieving the objectives critical to the mission.

Performance Threshold. The point that divides acceptable and unacceptable performance of a task according to the performance requirement summary and the Inspection of Services clause.

It is the number of defectives or maximum percent defective in the lot that is deemed acceptable.

Any further defectives will require the government to affect the price computation system.

Polygone Range (or Range). An electronic warfare training range, currently under tri-national control by the United States Air Force, German Air Force and French Air Force. The range comprises 7000 square miles of airspace in Germany and France, and encompasses 7 fixed sites for equipment locations (4 sites in Germany and 3 in France).

Polygone Range User (or Polygone user). Any aircraft or ground vehicle, which desires to have the Polygone Range systems/equipment turned on and pointed at them.

Preventive Maintenance. Those regularly scheduled maintenance actions intended to replace the most common faulty parts or replenish lubricants or examine key components for wear and tear and replace prior to breakage.

Quality Assurance. A planned and systematic pattern of all actions necessary to provide confidence that adequate technical requirements are established; products and services conform to established technical requirements; and satisfactory performance is achieved. For purposes of this PWS, quality assurance refers to actions taken by the U.S. Government.

Quality Control. Those actions taken by a contractor to control the production of outputs to ensure that they conform to the contract requirements.

Random Sampling. A sampling method where each service output in a lot has an equal chance of being selected for quality assurance surveillance.

Sample. A sample consists of one or more service outputs drawn from a lot for quality assurance surveillance.

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Services Summary. A listing of the service outputs under the contract that are to be evaluated by CORs on a regular basis, the surveillance methods to be used for these outputs, and the service requirement of the listed outputs Unscheduled (Bootleg) User. Those users that arrive unannounced to the Polygone Range, via air or ground and request to make use of the range and/or systems/equipment. In accordance with Polygone range procedures, any user can bootleg range time if available during normal hours of operation.

TECHNICAL DEFINITIONS.

A Administration. Comprises those recurring activities, such as record keeping, preparation and dispatch of correspondence or reports, etc.

Advisory Publication (A). A publication that has been included in the contract to provide information and advice to the contractor in performing a particular job or carrying out an operation. An advisory publication is not directive.

Air Force Occupational Safety and Health (AFOSH). An Air Force program which establishes minimum safety, fire protection and occupational health requirements.

Amber/Partially Mission Capable (PMC) Equipment Status. Equipment status used to indicate when system or equipment functions in such a way that it can perform at least one, but not all, the required T.O. specifications, but is capable of supporting its missions/functions (impaired but usable). See AFI 21-103, Chap 6, paragraph 6.3.2 for further clarification.

AN/MSR-T4 (TRAINS). A receiver system designed to evaluate an aircrew's response to AN/MST-T1A (MUTES) signals or scenarios.

AN/MST-T1A (MUTES). A threat emitter system that simulates various SAM, AAA and AI radar signals using preplanned scenarios.

AN/MST-T1(V) (Mini-MUTES). A scaled down variant of the MUTES consisting of a master control group (MCG) and up to five remote pedestals.

AN/UPQ-8 (Ground Threat Emitter). Lightweight and portable threat simulation systems such as RWR-Lite, RWT and HTT designed to emit radio frequency signals representative of a wide variety of threat radars.

AN/VPQ-1 (TRTG). A mobile radar system that simulates SAM and AAA threats.

Authorized Modifications. A Government authorized change to an Air Force item that alters the item configuration.

Automated Data Processing Equipment (ADPE). All types of equipment which process digital or analog and digital information regardless of the method of acquisition. ISE and ADPE are synonymous.

Awaiting Parts (AWP). An equipment status indicating a request for bits and pieces to repair DIFM items has been submitted.

B

Bench/Shop Stock. Low cost expendable items with Expendability Recoverability Reparability Cost (ERRC) code of XB3 which, due to regular use, are moved to a point of use before actual need.

C

Cannibalization. The removal of specific components from one item of Air Force property for installation on another item of Air Force property to meet priority requirements with the obligation of replacing the removed components.

Capital Equipment. For purposes of the contract, the term comprises all systems which are separate and detachable from real property, but which are used to service real property structures, vehicles and other equipment items.

Chargeable Downtime. The time accrued by the contractor in the repair or maintenance action while not in an authorized delay.

Communications-Electronics (C-E) Equipment. For the purpose of this contract, C-E equipment refers to all Government provided radio, radar, range threat simulators and associated equipment such as embedded computers and peripherals.

Communications Security (COMSEC). Protective measures taken to deny unauthorized persons information derived from telecommunications of the U.S. Government relating to national security and to ensure authenticity of such communications. COMSEC protection results from application of security measures to electrical systems that generate, handle, process or use national security information and also includes the application of physical security measures to COMSEC information or materials.

Computer Security (COMPUSEC). All security features needed to provide an acceptable level of protection for hardware, software and classified, sensitive unclassified or critical data, material or processes in a system.

Computer Systems Installation Records (CSIR). Up-to-date facility records consisting of drawings, printed matter (i.e., charts, maps, diagrams, and schematics), and other related materiel as necessary to completely describe the facility.

Contaminated Waste. A liquid, solid or gaseous material that is no longer suitable for any use on an installation because of excessive contamination or quality degradation.

Contract Award Date. The date the contracting officer signs the award document.

Contract Start Date. The date the contractor is required to start transition.

Contracting Officer Designated Representative. Persons designated in writing to perform specific functions or services on behalf of the Contracting Officer.

Controlled Area. Any designated building, area or structure containing lucrative targets for theft, compromise, or destruction, to which entry must be limited in order to provide more than routine protection.

Crypto Controlled Items (CCI). Secure telecommunications or information handling equipment or associated cryptographic component or ancillary device which is unclassified when unkeyed (or when keyed with unclassified key) but controlled.

D

Deferred Preventive Maintenance Inspection (PMI). A PMI with a performance interval of 7 days or greater that cannot be fully accomplished for any reason.

Demand Level. Accumulation of information on a Stock Number for stock leveling DIFM control. Performed internally by the Base Supply computer system.

Depot Technology Repair Center. The depot activity that performs overhaul procedures on electronic systems.

Due-Ins. A number assigned by Base Supply to a parts back-order.

E Electronic Combat (EC)/Electronic Warfare (EW). Actions involving the use of electromagnetic energy to determine, exploit, reduce, or prevent hostile use of the electromagnetic spectrum, and action which retains friendly use of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Electronic Countermeasures (ECM). The deliberate radiation, reradiation, or reflection of electromagnetic energy (radio frequency) for the purpose of disruption of threat radar systems.

Electronic Media. Electronic data processing and storage devices, computers and computer systems including computer processing units, internal and peripheral storage devices such as fixed disks, external hard disks, floppy drive disks and diskettes, tape drives and tapes, optical storage devices or other memory storage devices, peripheral input/output devices such as keyboards, printers, video display monitors, optical readers and related communications devices such as modems, together with all system documentation, operating logs and documentation, software and instruction manuals.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD). The destructive release of a static electric build-up that may cause damage to a sensitive device or circuitry.

Emissions Security (EMSEC). The study and control of decipherable electronic signals unintentionally emitted from equipment.

End Item. An entity which is not normally installed on another piece of equipment but is a stand alone, functioning unit. There are exceptions such as built in test equipment which are integral operating units of a radars and range threat simulator systems but are handled as end items once removed.

Equipment Authorization Inventory Data (EAID). A computerized in-use detail record of all equipment requiring formal supply property accountability. This includes equipment authorized and in-use/in- place, including substitute items. These items require formal supply property accountability, and must be reflected in the organization’s CA/CRL.

Equipment Inoperable for Parts (EIP). An asset that is not under DIFM control that requires parts for repair. These assets are afforded the same type of controls as items in AWP status.

Equipment Maintenance. Includes all forms and levels of equipment upkeep from simple preventive maintenance and cleaning through complete inspection, assembly, repair, corrosion control, reassemble adjustment and calibration, as applicable. It includes the repair and replacement of component parts and subassemblies.

Equipment Status Report (ESR). An individual downtime event reported in the C-E status inventory reporting system.

Equipment Uptime Rate. The actual time, in minutes, expressed as a percent, that the equipment is considered mission capable.

Estimated Delivery Date (EDD). The Julian date that a part or service is expected to arrive or be completed.

Event-ID Number. A unique seven digit alphanumeric number assigned to each maintenance action. (Synonymous with job control number (JCN)).

Expendability Recoverability Repairability Code (ERRC). Designates the expendability status, level of repair and cost category of an item. See AFM 23-110 for a list and further explanation.

Extraordinary Service Request. Any service request for Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) that exceeds the requirement for routine calibration.

F

Facility Maintenance. Recurrent work to prevent deterioration. It is work required to preserve or maintain a facility in such condition that it may be used for its designated purpose.

Facility Repair. Restoration for use for a designated purpose by overhaul, reprocessing, or replacing parts or materials that have deteriorated from the elements or wear and tear in use, and which have not been corrected through maintenance.

Fixed System (or Fixed Equipment). That equipment which is not normally mobile or located at a permanent or semi-permanent base (e.g. MUTES, Mini-MUTES).

Flight Plan. Specified information relating to the intended flight of an aircraft that is filed orally or in writing.

Follow-Up Inspection. Inspections to verify, validate or confirm adequate corrective actions.

Force Activity Designator (FAD). Supply code signifying the relative order of importance of the activities requesting supplies and equipment.

Full Performance Start Date. The date the contractor assumes full responsibility for operation and maintenance of all systems, equipment and facilities identified in the contract PWS.

G Government Furnished Equipment (GFE). Equipment in the possession of, or directly acquired by, the Government and subsequently made available to the contractor, for use on this contract.

Government Furnished Property (GFP). Property in the possession of, or directly acquired by, the Government and subsequently made available to the contractor for use on this contract.

GTR-18. Smokey SAM visual cueing rocket.

H Hazardous Waste. Waste from any hazardous material defined in Federal Standards 313A and 313B.

Historical Files. A complete configuration record of each individual system or end item.

Host Base. The host base is that DoD base/agency exercising jurisdiction and administrative control over Government facilities and/or tasked with providing host support for tenant activities.

(i.e., civil engineering, supply, etc.)

Host Command. The host command exercising jurisdiction and administrative control over the Government facilities and/or tasked with providing host support for tenant activities.

HARM Target Transmitter (HTT). See AN/UPQ-8.

I In-Flight Emergency (IFE). An emergency condition of the aircraft that makes continued flight hazardous.

Identification Friend or Foe (IFF). Aircraft equipment interrogated that responds with flight data.

Information Spectrum Manager (ISM). Host base point of contact that processes radio frequency spectrum requirements.

Interservice Support Agreement (ISA). An agreement that states the support that will be given by the Air Force to another Branch of Service.

Item Manager (IM). Air Force supply representative located within Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) assigned specific responsibilities related to selected items.

Intermediate Level Maintenance. The periodic inspection and servicing of equipment; the repair or replacement of unserviceable parts, assemblies, subassemblies, and components; the local manufacture or reclamation of nonavailable parts, and the calibration of instrumentation and protective devices for communications equipment at the field level.

J Job Control Number (JCN). A unique alphanumeric number assigned to each maintenance action. (Synonymous with Event-ID Number) Job Data Documentation (JDD). System for recording, monitoring and data collection of maintenance discrepancies. (Synonymous with maintenance data collection (MDC))

L Lateral Support. The process of redistributing spare assets from one location to support another location.

LMU/24E. Smokey Sam Launcher.

Local Work Cards (LWC). A written procedure to supplement an Air Force Technical Order or a commercial manual.

M Maintenance Data Collection (MDC). Synonymous with Job Data Documentation (JDD).

Maintenance Turn-Around (TRN). Repair and return of DIFM assets with no request established with Base Supply.

Maintenance. All action taken to retain material or equipment in a serviceable condition or to restore it to serviceability, including inspection, adjustment, repair, rebuilding, and reclamation.

All supply and repair action taken to keep a force in condition to carry out its mission. The routine recurring work required to keep a facility (plant, building, structure, ground facility, utility system, or other real property) or item of equipment in such condition that it may be continuously utilized for its intended purpose.

Major Alteration. Those with an estimated materials cost over $250.00 (excluding labor) which result in changes to the configuration of facilities.

Major Equipment Maintenance. The maintenance and repair of equipment, including the restoration or replacement of parts because of wear and tear, damage, failure of parts, or the like.

Major System Damage. Damage in excess of $10,000.00.

Man Portable Survivability Trainer (MAST). Man–In-The-Loop (MITL) IR SAM simulator.

Management Information System (MIS). A web-based management system for program management, financial management, maintenance and logistics data reporting, purchase status and other aspects of program execution.

Mandatory Publication (M). A publication in which compliance by the contractor is mandatory.

Minor Alteration. Those with an estimated cost of $250.00 or less (excluding labor) which result in changes to the configuration of facilities.

Minor Equipment Maintenance. Normal operator care of equipment which is recommended by the manufacturer. It includes cleaning, oiling and greasing equipment, tightening nuts and bolts, and performing other preventive maintenance tasks.

Minor System Damage. Damage which is less than $10,000.00.

Mission Capable. Equipment in green or amber status IAW AFI 21-103, Chap 6, paragraphs 6.3.1, 6.3.2, and 6.3.3.

Mission Impaired Capability Awaiting Parts (MICAP). The term used to classify items of highest priority and is a unique system used to procure material required to repair mission essential equipment.

Mitigation. Actions taken to prevent or reduce product loss, property damage, human injury or death and environmental damage.

Mobile System (or Mobile Equipment). Radar or threat emitter systems that are designed to be transported to various operations locations for operation. Mobile systems require minimal infrastructure requirements. (e.g. TRTG, RWR-Lite, RWT, HTT) Munitions Storage Area (MSA). A building where munitions are stored and secured.

Multinational Aircrew LVC Training System (MALTS). Mobile Command, control and communications (C3) system

N Non-chargeable Downtime. Any Government caused delays, directed downtime or downtime for an approved scheduled maintenance action.

Non-Equipment Authorization Inventory Data (Non-EAID). Items acquired through the EMS or other approaches, and do not require formal supply accountability. Normally, these assets do not appear on the organization’s CA/CRL.

Not Reparable This Station (NRTS). Items beyond the repair capability of base or field units for any of the reasons described in AFM 23-110 and TO 00-20-3.

O Off-Equipment Maintenance. Maintenance tasks performed on assets that have been removed from the system and replaced by another asset.

On-Equipment Maintenance. Maintenance tasks performed on units still installed in the system or units removed from the system for ease of maintenance and then re-installed.

On-Site Maintenance. That maintenance, either organic or contractor performed, on material while it remains under the custody of the using base, location or site.

Operation. All actions required to accomplish starting, stopping, running, and using all equipment and systems pertinent to applicable TOs. The desired goal is the most efficient operation possible without interruption of service.

Operational Availability Rate. The probability that, at any point in time, the system is either operating or can operate satisfactorily when operated under specified conditions.

Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI). Inspections conducted by the Inspector General to evaluate combat readiness.

Operations Security (OPSEC). The process of denying information about intentions, capabilities, plans or programs by identifying, controlling or protecting intelligence indicators.

Operator Maintenance. The replacement of lamps, fuses, performing lamp tests and necessary checks to determine if the problem is in equipment at the affected location or if the problem is at another location. Those maintenance actions required to ensure equipment and systems are operating at optimal efficiency between scheduled maintenance inspections. Operator maintenance includes, but is not limited to, replacing indicator lamps, adding oil to engines, tightening connections, replacing screws, replenishing liquids including petroleum products, cleaning and record keeping.

Opportune Maintenance. Maintenance performed during location operational hours when there are no operational requirements.

Organizational Bench Stock Listing (SO4). Semiannual product produced by Base Supply to provide the using organization with consumption history for possible additions, deletions or changes to bench stock.

Organizational Maintenance. The systematic, timely, and periodic inspection and servicing of equipment which results in elimination of hazard(s) to life and property, induces maximum reliability of equipment, creates the minimum number of major and costly repair jobs, and allows the utilization of equipment throughout its serviceable life.

Operational Location. The location at which equipment operation is performed to satisfy a training requirement.

P Phase-In. A period of time provided to the contractor to come up to contract full performance.

This shall not be construed as Government-provided training.

Phase-Out. A period of time provided to the incumbent contractor to relinquish operation of the site.

Physical Security. A resource protection program to reduce loss, theft and damage to Government property.

Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL). The Air Force unit designated as the primary source for the calibration, repair and scheduling of Air Force Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE).

Pre-Mission Data. Required mission data provided to the site to set up for EC/EW activity.

Pre-Operational Checks (Pre-Ops). Final checks of systems/equipment performed prior to entering vulnerability times or after equipment maintenance.

Preventive Maintenance. Known or predictable maintenance requirements that can be planned or programmed for accomplishment on either short or long range schedule.

Preventive Maintenance Inspection (PMI). A procedure performed at scheduled intervals to prevent system failures and deterioration. Required equipment maintenance inspections include adjustments, alignment, cleaning, lubrication and replacement of minor parts and hardware when warranted. This is performed during T.O. directed scheduled frequencies and IAW T.O.

specifications.

Product Quality Deficiency Report (PQDR). A computer generated form used to identify and report deficiencies attributable to workmanship, non-conformance to specifications, drawings, standards or other technical requirements.

R Radar Warning Transmitter (RWT). See AN/UPQ-8.

Range Operating Agency. The agency designated to operate and maintain the range.

Range Period. For purposes of this contract a time block dedicated to a specific training mission.

Real Property. For purposes of accounting classification, real property means land and rights therein, utility distribution systems, buildings, structures, and improvements. Real property includes supporting structures for communications-electronics equipment/systems, such as poles, guys, towers, underground ducts, manholes, hardstands, concrete footing, shelters, power production facilities and equipment, environmental control equipment, and other nontechnical components.For purposes of this contract, the term encompasses all real estate included within the site boundaries as well as permanent buildings. Fixtures or systems permanently installed in and around structures, such as electrical conduits, junction boxes, plumbing, heating/cooling ducting, etc., are also considered real property.

Red/Not Mission Capable (NMC). An equipment status designation indicating that the system is unable to meet mission requirements.

Remote Emitter Sites. Those areas where threat emitter systems such as AN/MST-T1(V) remote emitter units are located.

Repairable Assets. Any asset that can be repaired in the field or depot and is ERRC coded "XF" or "XD".

Report of Discrepancy (ROD). Report used to identify shipping-type (item) discrepancies, packaging discrepancies and discrepancies in parcel post shipments.

Restoral Criteria. A prioritized plan of equipment repair utilized when competition for resources exist. Resources in this context include parts funding and lead-time.

RWR-LITE. See AN/UPQ-8

S Scenario. Preplanned use of threat simulator systems/equipment or sequence of EW/EC threat signals to present a tactical threat environment.

Scheduled Maintenance. Known or predictable maintenance requirements that can be planned or programmed for accomplishment on either a short or long-range schedule. This includes accomplishment of recurring scheduled maintenance inspections and servicing, compliance with Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTO) other than the immediate action category, and correcting delayed or deferred discrepancies. It also includes maintenance on those items of equipment presently in a temporary storage status.

Scheduled Maintenance Outage. A break in system availability or capability specifically scheduled to permit the accomplishment of preventive, organizational, intermediate, and/or depot maintenance.

Self-Help Project. Programmed projects that are not sufficiently complex to warrant a dedicated engineering-installation (E-I) team effort.

Special Inspection. Special inspections are those directed by management or the Government.

Special inspections may be administrative, managerial or technical in nature.

Special Level. Applicable when demand levels are not adequate or do not exist, but experience indicates a limited quantity must be maintained at base or unit level to ensure uninterrupted operation.

Special Missions. Periodic or unique missions directed by the Government, including but not limited to Operational Readiness Inspections and Surge Missions.

Special Purpose Recoverables Authorized Maintenance (SPRAM). Assets that are Expendability Recoverability Reparability Cost (ERRC) Code XD/XF that the Equipment Management Section of Base Supply is responsible for and that maintenance and training activities manage as in-use supplies.

Smokey SAM. Rocket-like visual cue munitions used with LAU-24 launcher.

Stock Number Directory (M14). A record of all stock numbers stored in the Base Supply computer.

Supply Point. Selected repair cycle items (ERRC XD/XF) which in the judgment of the site manager, should be located within, or assigned to, the maintenance activity. Items are assets of supply but are located and managed at the site.

Support Equipment. Any equipment item used to support one or more weapons system, subsystem, or item of equipment. It includes both peculiar and common support equipment.

T Technical Inspection. Technical inspections are conducted to provide an overall view of the quality of maintenance being performed on equipment. They provide data useful in identifying training deficiencies and potential equipment problem areas.

Temporary Fixes. An emergency, non-standard repair to a system. The system shall be returned to Technical Order configuration as soon as possible.

Test, Measurement & Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE). Equipment designated for use in maintenance, calibration, alignment and operation of a system.

Threat Validation. Test and measurement of the AN/MST-T1A (MUTES) threats by the

AN/MSR-T4 (TRAINS).

Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO). A Technical Order written to modify a system's configuration. TCTOs have time constraints for completion of work that must be strictly complied with.

U Unscheduled Maintenance. Those unpredictable maintenance requirements not planned or programmed for, but which require prompt attention and must be included in or substituted for previously scheduled workloads. This includes compliance with immediate action Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTOs), correction of discrepancies discovered during operations of equipment and performing of repairs as a result of accidents or incidents.

Urgency Justification Code (UJC). Indicates on the Standard Base Supply System issue request the urgency of need and the type of requirement (justification). Refer to AFM 23-110 for a listing.

Urgency of Need Designator (UND). Identifies how seriously mission capability is hindered when required material is unavailable. Refer to AFM 23-110 for a listing.

User Maintenance. Minor maintenance accomplished by personnel on equipment and facilities to assist in keeping the equipment/facilities functional pending the next scheduled PMI. User maintenance includes, but is not limited to, replacing screws, cleaning, replacing lamps, tightening connections, cleaning/burnishing contacts, replacing fuses, reading meters, recording readings, hydrometer checks, lubricating, replenishing liquids, and removing unwanted condensation/water.

V

Vulnerability Hours/Periods. The hours that the contractor must be prepared to support aircraft missions. These hours may be via prepared schedule or special mission notification.

W

Weapons Effect Simulator System (WESS). Visual cue system; utilizes a pyrotechnic munitions.

Z Zulu Time. The common time used for all aviation operations.

ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS

A

AAA ..........................................Anti Aircraft Artillery ACO ..........................................Administrative Contracting Office ADPE ........................................Automated Data Processing Equipment AF .............................................Air Force (USAF) AFI ............................................Air Force Instructions AFM ..........................................Air Force Manual AFOSH .....................................Air Force Occupational Safety and Health AFP ...........................................Air Force Pamphlet AFPD ........................................Air Force Publications Distribution AFR ...........................................Air Force Regulations AFRES ......................................Air Force Reserves AFTO ........................................Air Force Technical Order AGE ..........................................Aerospace Ground Equipment ALC...........................................Air Logistics Center AMC .........................................Actual Mission Capable ANG ..........................................Air National Guard AO .............................................Authorized Outage Ao ..............................................Operations Availability Rate AOR ..........................................Area of Responsibility ARES………………………….Adaptable Range Exercise System ARTC ........................................Air Route Traffic Control ARTCC .....................................Air Route Traffic Control Center AS .............................................Allowance Standard ASW ..........................................Actual Scheduling Window ATC...........................................Air Traffic Control AWP ..........................................Awaiting Parts AZ .............................................Azimuth

B BCE ...........................................Base Civil Engineer BII .............................................Basic Issue Items BITS ..........................................Base Information Transfer System BNCC ........................................Base Network Control Center BOSS………………………….Battlefield Operations Support System

C Ca ..............................................Contract Adjusted Rate CAR ..........................................Customer Account Representative or Corrective Action Request CA/CRL ....................................Custodian Authorization/Custody Receipt Listing CE .............................................Civil Engineering CEM ..........................................Communications-Electronics Meteorological CES ...........................................Civil Engineering Squadron

CIMACT ...................................Civil/Military ATM/Air Defence Coordination Tool CO .............................................Contracting Officer COMPUSEC .............................Computer Security COMSEC ..................................Communications Security CONS ........................................Contracting Squadron CONUS .....................................Continental United States COR ..........................................Contracting Officer Representative CP ..............................................Commercial Publications CPR ...........................................Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CSG ...........................................Combat Support Group C-E ............................................Communications-Electronics C2 ..............................................Command and Control C3 ..............................................Command, Control and Communications C4 ..............................................Command, Control, Communications and Computers

D DD .............................................Department of Defense Form Identifier DIADS………………………..Digital Integrated Air Defense System DIFM.........................................Due In From Maintenance DISCO.......................................Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office DLR...........................................Depot Level Reparable DMO…………………………..Distributed Mission Operations DMON………………………...Distributed Mission Operations Network DoD ...........................................Department of Defense DoDD ........................................Department of Defense Directive DoDM .......................................Department of Defense Manual DOI ...........................................Detachment Operating Instruction DOR ..........................................Daily Operations Report or Detailed Outage Report DPDO ........................................Defense Property Disposal Office DR .............................................Deficiency Report DRMO.......................................Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office DSN...........................................Defense Switch Network

E

EAID .........................................Equipment Authorized In-Use Details EC .............................................Electronic Combat ECD...........................................Estimated Completion Date EDD ..........................................Estimated Delivery Date EIP.............................................Equipment Inoperative for Parts EMSEC .....................................Emission Security EO .............................................Electrical Optical EOM ..........................................End of Month EPA ...........................................Environmental Protection Agency EPICCCS ..................................Enhanced Polygone Integrated Command Control

Communications System ERRC ........................................Expendability Recoverability Repairability Code ESD ...........................................Electrostatic Discharge ESR ...........................................Equipment Status Reporting ETRO ........................................Estimated Time of Return to Operation ETS ...........................................Engineering Technical Service EUR...........................................Equipment Uptime Rate EW ............................................Electronic Warfare EWWG ......................................Electronic Warfare Working Group

F

FAD...........................................Force Activity Designator FAF ...........................................French Air Force FAR ...........................................Federal Acquisition Regulation FCO ...........................................Facility Control Office FM .............................................Frequency Modulation FPCON ......................................Force Protection Condition

G GEAF ........................................German Air Force GFE ...........................................Government Furnished Equipment GFP ...........................................Government Furnished Property GP .............................................General Purpose

H HPM ..........................................Higher Priority Maintenance HQ .............................................Headquarters

I IAW...........................................In Accordance With ICADS………………………...Individual Combat Aircrew Display System ID ..............................................Identification IFF .............................................Identification Friend or Foe IFF/SIF ......................................Identification Friend or Foe and/or Selective Identification Feature IG ..............................................Inspector General IM ..............................................Intermediate Maintenance IMDS.........................................Integrated Maintenance Data System IR...............................................Infrared ISE.............................................Information System Equipment ISM ...........................................Information Spectrum Manager

J

JANAP ......................................Joint Army, Navy, Air Force Publication JC ..............................................Job Control JDD ...........................................Job Data Documentation JER ............................................Joint Ethics Regulation JPAS ..........................................Joint Personnel Adjudication System

L

LOI ............................................Letter of Identification or Local Operating Instruction LTVG .......................................Long Term Visitor Group LWC ..........................................Local Work Card

M MACE………………………...Modern Air Combat Environment MAEWTF .................................Multinational Aircrew Electronic Warfare Tactics Facility MAJCOM .................................Major Command MALTS………………………. Multinational Aircrew LVC Training System MC/c .........................................Mission Capable/Rate MDC .........................................Maintenance Data Collection MDR .........................................Material Deficiency Reporting MICAP ......................................Mission Impaired Capability Awaiting Parts MIL-STD ..................................Military Standard Mini-MUTES ............................Mini Multiple Threat Emitter System MOA .........................................Memorandum of Agreement MOI ...........................................Maintenance Operational Instruction MUTES .....................................Multiple Threat Emitter System

N NATO .......................................North Atlantic Treaty Organization NAVEUR ..................................US Navy Europe NLT ...........................................Not Later Than NMC .........................................Not Mission Capable NRTS ........................................Not Repairable This Station NSN...........................................National Stock Number NTE ...........................................Not To Exceed

O OAR ..........................................Operational Availability Report OCCR ........................................Organizational Cost Center Records OI ..............................................Operation Instruction O&M .........................................Operations and Maintenance OM&S .......................................Operations, Maintenance and Support OPSEC ......................................Operations Security ORE...........................................Operational Readiness Evaluation

ORI ............................................Operational Readiness Inspection OSHA ........................................Occupational Safety and Health Standards OSS&E ......................................Operational Safety, Suitability and Effectiveness OTARIS ....................................Outil de Traitement, d’Acquisition et de Restitution des Informations du STRI (French air defense information radar)

P PA .............................................Privacy Act PCC ...........................................Polygone Coordination Center PDM ..........................................Periodic Depot Maintenance PDO...........................................Publications Distribution Office PIWG ........................................Product Improvement Working Group PMEL ........................................Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory PMI ...........................................Preventive Maintenance Instructions PMI ...........................................Preventive Maintenance Inspection POC ...........................................Point of Contact POL ...........................................Petroleum, Oils and Lubricants POV...........................................Privately Owned Vehicle PWS ..........................................Performance Work Statement

Q QA .............................................Quality Assurance QASP ........................................Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan QC .............................................Quality Control

R RF ..............................................Radio Frequency RFI ............................................Radio Frequency Interference RFS ...........................................Request For Service ROD ..........................................Report of Discrepancy

S SAM ..........................................Surface-to-Air-Missile SBSS .........................................Standard Base Supply System SN .............................................Serial Number SOI ............................................Standard Operating Instructions SOP ...........................................Standard Operating Procedures SPRAM .....................................Special Purpose Recoverable Authorized to Maintenance SRAN ........................................Stock Record Account Number SRD ...........................................Standard Reporting Designator

T

TCTO ........................................Time Compliance Technical Order TDY ..........................................Temporary Duty TM.............................................Technical Manual TMDE .......................................Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment TMO ..........................................Traffic Management Office TO .............................................Technical Order TODA .......................................Technical Order Distribution Account TODO .......................................Technical Order Distribution Office TRAINS ....................................Threat Reaction Analysis and Indicator System TRN...........................................Turnaround (maintenance) TRTG ........................................Tactical Radar Threat Generator

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UHF...........................................Ultra High Frequency UJC ...........................................Urgency Justification Code UND ..........................................Unit Need Designator UPS ...........................................Uninterruptable Power Supply USAF ........................................United States Air Force USAFE ......................................United States Air Forces in Europe USAREUR ................................United States Army Europe