G-6_Launch_Vehicle_Data_Collection_Requirements_Template_-_28_Oct_15.xlsx

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G-6 Launch Vehicle Data Collection Requirements Template (DRAFT) 28 Oct 15

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Program

ProgramTemplateUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
AFCAA CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Program TemplateTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadParameter NameValueUnit of MeasureEstimate or ActualSourceNotesDefinition of ParameterVocabularyID
Program NameProgram NameDCARCMetadata
Program NameDCARC defined Program NameDCARCMetadata
Name - ShortDCARC defined, acronymCEMVocab
Name - PopularAn optional alternative nameCEMVocab
Program DescriptionDCARC defined program descriptionCEMVocab
Program NumberProgram NumberDCARCMetadata
Mil-HandbookMil-STD-881 AppendixDCARCMetadata
Weapon System TypeDCARC definedDCARCMetadata
Lead ServiceDCARC defined Service/ComponentDCARCMetadata
Other ServicesIf a program is "Joint", then list other services involved in the program.DCARCMetadata
Procuring OrganizationSysComDCARCMetadata
Program OfficePEO or Program OfficeDCARCMetadata
Initial Selected Acquisition Review (SAR)Date from DAMIRDCARCMetadata
Latest Selected Acquisition Review (SAR)Date from DAMIRDCARCMetadata
Upgrade/ModernizationYes/No categoryCEMVocab
Subprogram NameSubprogram name if applicableCEMVocab
ModelSpecific configuration or designated model numberCEMVocab

UOM is N/A for this sheet. Column included only for shape consistency.

Est/Act is N/A for this sheet. Column included only for shape consistency.

Enter text for each parameter.

Milestone

MilestoneTableUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
AFCAA CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Milestone TemplateTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadSubprogram Name
Parameter NameSubprogramValueUnitsEstimate or ActualSourceNotesValueUnitsEstimate or ActualSourceNotesDefinition of ParameterVocabularyID
Material Development DecisionDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Completion DateDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Milestone ADateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Contract AwardDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Capability Development Document (CDD) ValidationDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Development RFP Release DecisionDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Risk Reduction BuildDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Milestone BDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
EMD Contract AwardDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
System Requirements Review (SRR)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Preliminary Design Review (PDR)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Critical Design Review (CDR)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
First DeliveryDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
First FlightDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Development Test & Evaluation BeginDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Development Test & Evaluation EndDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Operational Test & Evaluation BeginDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Operational Test & Evaluation EndDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Limited Deployment DecisionDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Integration BuildDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Milestone CDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Limited DeploymentDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Full Deployment Decision (FDD)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Low Rate Initial Production Contract AwardDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Full Rate Production (FRP) DecisionDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Full Rate Production Contract AwardDateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Initial Operational Capability (IOC)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Full Deployment (FD)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab
Full Operational Capability (FOC)DateDDMMMYYMilestone DateCEMVocab

Enter parameter values as a single date value in this column.

Identify if the parameter value is an actual value or an estimated value.

Enter parameter values as a single date value in this column.

Identify if the parameter value is an actual value (A) or an estimated value (E).

If these columns are expanded and used to convey a second subprogram or model, take care to each case in the first column heading cell.

When any parameter calls for additional detail, insert rows underneath and indent sub-names as needed.

For additional columns to express alternative designs, hit Ungroup button above.

When parameter varies by subprogram, enter subprogram name in this column.

If no subprograms, then leave this column empty.

Acquisition (CEM)

AcquisitionTemplateUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
AFCAA CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Acquisition TemplateTagName3TagValue3
Material Solution AnalysisTechnology Maturation and Risk ReductionEngineering and Manufacturing DevelopmentProduction and DeploymentSustainmentDisposal
LRIP 1LRIP 2FRP 1FRP 2
Contract AContract BContract AContract BContract AContract BContract (Prime)Contract (Sub)Contract (Prime)Contract (Sub)Contract (Prime)Contract (Sub)Contract (Prime)Contract (Sub)
ColumnHeadParameter nameValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueValueUnit of MeasureUnits QualifierDefinition of ParameterVocabularyID
Name - Phase/Contract/LotName/NumberThe common name of this phase, contract, or lot.CEMVocab
Subphase NameName/NumberThe common name of this subphase.CEMVocab
Contract NumberName/NumberPrime contract numberCEMVocab
Option NumberName/NumberContract option number if applicableCEMVocab
Subcontract NumberName/NumberSubcontract number.CEMVocab
ModelName/NumberSpecific configuration or designated model numberCEMVocab
QuantityQuantityThe number of units produced for this PhaseCEMVocab
QuantityQuantityUnits for the quantity cited above (e.g. Aircraft, Missiles, Pods, Kits, etc.)CEMVocab
Award DateDateDate of contract award announcement or beginning of phase.CEMVocab
First Delivery DateDateThe date of the first delivery.CEMVocab
End DateDateThe end data of this phase, contract, or lot.CEMVocab
Contracting StrategyDescriptionby PhaseDescribe this phase's contracting strategy.CEMVocab
Competition ApproachListList the Competition Approach: None; Full Phase Competed; Competition thru CDR; etc.CEMVocab
WarrantyListIs there a warranty for this lot?CEMVocab
Warranty TypeDescriptionDescribe WarrantyCEMVocab
Capital InvestmentListIs this the first lot to benefit from capital investment, tooling, plant rearrangement, etc.?CEMVocab
Capital Investment DescriptionDescriptionDescribe capital improvements.CEMVocab
Government Test AgencyName/NumberList Agencies and MIPR or WR numbersCEMVocab
Production Rate - Planned Minimum SustainingQuantityMinimumMinimum economic rate of production.CEMVocab
Production Rate - Planned 1-8-5QuantityPlanned 1-8-5Rate of production with factory operating at a single shift.CEMVocab
Production Rate - Planned MaximumQuantityMaximumMaximum production rate without shift constraints.CEMVocab
Contractor NameName/NumberName of contractorCEMVocab
Special CasesDescriptionDefine.CEMVocab
Additional Information - Program LevelDescriptionProgram LevelDefine.CEMVocab
Funding AppropriationListAppropriation codeCEMVocab
Funding YearYearPurpose to track to Budget Exhibits (e.g. capture GFE cost)CEMVocab
Multiyear ProductionListIs this lot part of a multiyear contract?CEMVocab
Concurrent ProductionListAre there other customers during this phase/lot such as Foreign Military Sales?CEMVocab
Information AssuranceDescriptionList amount of information assurance required.CEMVocab
Launch Vehicle TypeListWhat type(s) and variant(s) of Launch Vehicle(s) will the Space Vehicle be launched on?CEMVocab
Scope of contractDescriptionDefine.CEMVocab
GFE payloadsDescription???Is the Space Vehicle hosting any other payloads for other missions? List and provide description.M44CEMVocab
Contract TypeListWhat contract type(s) are associated with the program? (Ex: CPFF, CPIF, CPAF, FPIF, FFP, T&M, etc)CEMVocab
System Integration ContractListIs the system integration effort on this contract?CEMVocab
Fee Structure TypeListWhat Fee/Incentive structure is associated with the contract(s)? (Ex: Incentive Fee, Award Fee, Performance Fee, Fixed Fee, Milestone Payments, etc)CEMVocab
Government Provided FacilityListList of available facilities where vehicle can be processed and launchedCEMVocab

The column headings shown are an example only. Modify headings and insert additional columns as needed to fully describe the acquisition plan.

Describe each Phase, Contract, and/or Lot.

Consider using a time-phased Table to fully describe annual quantities. See adjacent sheet "Quantities and O&S Time Phased" Copy the Model and Quantity rows and repeat for each Model or Configured End Item as needed

Quantities and O&S Time Phase

TimePhasedTableQuantityUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
AFCAA CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Acquisition Quantities, Fielding, and O&S Time Phased TemplateTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadItem NameYR 1YR 2YR 3YR 4YR 5YR 6YR 7YR 8YR 9YR 10YR n …Long Lead RequirementsUnit of MeasureUnit QualifierSourceNotesDefinition of ParameterVocabularyID
Designate each column as Estimate or Actual --->
Quantity - PrototypeQuantityPrototype SystemsPrototypes delivered per year.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Quantity - ProcurementQuantitySystemsEquipment procured by year funded.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Quantity - Concurrent ProductionQuantitySystemsConcurrent production represents units produced by the contractor for other parties such as Foreign Military Sales or any other customer.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Number of DeliveriesQuantitySystemsEquipment delivered by year delivered or installations by year installedCEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Launch Schedule - ActualQuantityby YearCEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Inventory or Fielded DensityQuantitySystemsTotal number of systems supported by year.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Inventory or Fielded DensityQuantitySystemsTotal number of systems supported by year.CEMVocab
Squadron #1/Base #1
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Squadron #2/Base #2
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Squadron #3/Base #3
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Operational ActivityHours, Miles, SortiesSystem usage expressed as hours or miles per system per year by various operational states.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Operational Activity
System Use (OPTEMPO), miles driven
Location #1 or Operational State #1
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
System Use (OPTEMPO), hours operated
Location #1 or Operational State #1
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Number of Caps/Sorties
Number of Users
Number of Concurrent Users
System Throughput (Transactions)
Data Storgage
Number of DisposalsQuantitySystemsAnnual quantity of items leaving service at end of useful life.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Number of Overhauls or Scheduled Depot MaintenanceQuantitySystemsThe planned number of depot scheduled events by year.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Number of Hardware Modification Kit ProcurementQuantityKitsThe planned number of kits procured by year to support hardware modification events.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Number of Hardware Modification InstallsQuantityInstallsThe planned number of hardware modification events by year.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Number of NDI Refresh EventsQuantityRefreshesThe number of Information Systems related refreshes (number of hardware items procured and installed) per year.CEMVocab
End Item #1
End Item #2
End Item #3
End Item #4
…
Training Item #1
Training Item #2
…
Support Equipment Item #1
Support Equipment Item #2
…
Number of Training EventsQuantityClassesThe number of training events per class per year.CEMVocab
Class #1
Class #2
Class #3
Class #4
Number of Base ActivationQuantityBasesThe number of sites activated per year.CEMVocab
Test Squadron
Operator Training
Maintainer Training
Squadron #1/Base #1
Squadron #2/Base #2
Squadron #3/Base #3
Squadron #4/Base #4
…

Enter name of item.

Use headings in bold and indent wherever it is useful to do so.

All entries below are examples only.

Enter annual values here.

Note early years may be know and future years forecasted. Designate in row 6.

For procurement quantities, enter text describing long-lead requirements. Could be expressed as a percent of funds or names of specific items that must be purchased early.

Otherwise leave blank.

Unit of Measure is Aircraft, Engines, AURs, Radars, Silos, Sites, etc.

Enter annual quantities here. For prototypes convey the year delivered.

Include non-PME as well as PME.

Enter annual quantity installed or delivered here.

This is pertinent for modeling fielding event costs.

Enter the cumulative quantities delivered and supported here.

This is pertinent for modeling O&S costs.

Show ramp-down of items leaving service at end of useful life.

Enter quantity of sites activated here.

Entries often will simply be 1 if each site is explicitly named in column C..

This is pertinent for modeling base activation costs and to begin O&S of location costs.

Enter annual quantity of kits purchased for modification events here.

This is pertinent for modeling Mods costs.

Enter annual quantity of items leaving service at end of useful life.

This is pertinent for modeling disposal costs as well as density ramp-down.

Begin at earliest year quantity data is applicable.

List all program years. Avoid using Prior and To-complete columns - be explicit.

Enter the cumulative quantities delivered and supported by location here.

This is pertinent for modeling O&S costs.

Show ramp-down of items leaving service at end of useful life.

Enter annual quantities here. For procurement convey the year funded.

Include non-PME as well as PME.

Enter annual quantity of overhauls or any other scheduled Depot activity here.

This is pertinent for modeling Depot costs.

Enter annual quantity of NDA refresh events here.

This is pertinent for modeling refresh cycle costs.

Other potential usage measures. Enter annual activity. Expand by Location or End Item as needed.

Enter annual quantity of modification installs here.

This is pertinent for modeling Mods costs.

Enter annual concurrent production quantities here. Concurrent production represents units produced by the contractor for other parties such as Foreign Military Sales or any other customer.

For each Operational Activity row, expand by Location or or operational state. Then further expand by End Item/Variant as needed. Enter annual activity in columns.

Roles

RolesTableUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
AFCAA CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Roles TemplateTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadWBS/CRS NumberWBS/CRS ElementGovernment RolePrime ContractorSecondary Subcontractor/Supplier/Third PartyTertiary Subcontractor/Supplier/Third PartyNotes
1.0Launch Vehicle System
1.1System Engineering, Integration, Test, Program Management (SEIT/PM)
1.1.1System Engineering (SE)
1.1.2Integration and Test
1.1.3Program Management
1.1.4Factory Support
1.1.5Special Studies
1.1.6Data
1.1.6.1Technical Publications
1.1.6.2Engineering Data
1.1.6.3Management Data
1.1.6.4Support Data
1.1.6.5Data Depository
1.1.7Peculiar Support Equipment
1.1.7.1Test and Measurement Equipment
1.1.7.2Support and Handling Equipment
1.1.8Common Support Equipment
1.1.8.1Test and Measurement Equipment
1.1.8.2Support and Handling Equipment
1.2Launch Vehicle
1.2.1SEIT/PM
1.2.1.1System Engineering
1.2.1.2Integration, Assembly, Test & Checkout (IAT&C)
1.2.1.3Program Management
1.2.2Stages 1…n (Specify)
1.2.2.1SEIT/PM
1.2.2.1.1System Engineering (SE)
1.2.2.1.2Integration and Test
1.2.2.1.3Program Management
1.2.2.2Structures and Mechanisms
1.2.2.2.1Structures (Booster or Upper Stages)
1.2.2.2.2Interstage Adapters, Stub Adapters, Forward Adapters
1.2.2.2.3Aft Transition Structure
1.2.2.2.4Heat Shield
1.2.2.2.5Mechanisms
1.2.2.3Propulsions System
1.2.2.3.1Liquid Engines
1.2.2.3.2Solid Rocket Motors
1.2.2.3.3Propulsion Feed Systems
1.2.2.4Mission Assurance Instrumentation
1.2.2.5Reaction Control System
1.2.2.6Recovery System
1.2.2.7Environmental Control System
1.2.2.8Guidance navigation and Control
1.2.2.9Power
1.2.2.10Data Acquisition and Telemetry
1.2.2.11Range Tracking & Safety (Airborne)
1.2.2.12Flight Software Release 1…n
1.2.2.13Electrical Cabling, Connectors, and Transducers
1.2.2.14Other Stage Systems 1…n (Specify)
1.2.3Payload Accommodations 1…n (Specify)
1.2.3.1SEIT/PM
1.2.3.2Payload Fairing
1.2.3.3Payload Attach Fitting (Adapter)
1.2.3.4Mission Unique Hardware (Launch vehicle) 1…n (Specify)
1.2.4Other Launch Vehicle Systems 1…n (Specify)
1.3Mission Integration and Analysis 1…f (Specify)
1.3.1Mission Standard Integration & Analysis
1.3.2Mission Unique Integration & Analysis 1...n (Specify)
1.3.3Mission Unique Development/Design
1.3.4Mission Assurance
1.4Launch Operations Site
1.4.1SEIT/PM
1.4.2Vehicle Processing and Checkout
1.4.3Mission Services
1.4.3.1Mission Unique Hardware (Launch Operations) 1…n (Specify)
1.4.3.2Space Vehicle Processing
1.4.3.3Transportation
1.4.4Launch
1.4.5Flight Operations
1.4.6Post Launch
1.4.6.1Recovery Operations and Services
1.4.6.2Post Launch Refurbishment
1.4.7Site Maintenance
1.4.8Base Support
1.4.9Range Tracking & Safety (Ground)
1.4.9.1Range Ground System
1.4.9.2Range Operations
1.4.10Launch Propellants
1.5Launch Site 1…n (Specify)
1.5.1SEIT/PM
1.5.2Operational/Site Activation
1.5.3Peculiar Support Equipment
1.5.4Ground Command, Control and Communications (GC3)
1.5.4.1SEIT/PM
1.5.4.2Command, Control and Communication
1.5.4.3Other Ground 1…n (Specify)
1.6System Test and Evaluation
1.6.1Development Test and Evaluation
1.6.2Operational Test and Evaluation
1.6.3Mock-ups/System Integration labs (SILs)
1.6.4Test and Evaluation Support
1.6.5Test Facilities
1.7Industrial Facilities
1.7.1Construction/Conversion/Expansion
1.7.2Equipment Acquisition or Modernization
1.7.3Maintenance (Industrial Facilities)
1.8Initial Spares and Repair Parts

Specify Government's Role by WBS Element (e.g. GFE, Test, Depot Activation).

Specify Prime Contractor Name by WBS Element.

Specify Subcontractor/Supplier/3rd Party by name. Elaborate on specific role or contracting arrangement in Notes if needed.

HW Tech Table

HardwareTechnicalDetailTableUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
CARDTagName2TagValue2
PMP Hardware Technical Table, Aircraft, EngineTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadSecond Reference Design (e.g. Contractor A)Third Reference Design (e.g. Contractor B)Time each parameter is expected to be available
WBS/CRS NumberWBS/CRS ElementParameter NameValueLowHighMarginUnit of MeasureUnit QualifierEstimate or ActualObjectiveThresholdSourceNotesValueLowHighMarginUnit of MeasureUnit QualifierEstimate or ActualSourceNotesValueLowHighMarginUnit of MeasureUnit QualifierEstimate or ActualSourceNotesDefinitionVocabularyIDList Item 1List Item 2List Item 3List Item 4List Item 5List Item 6List Item 7List Item 8List Item 9List Item 10List Item n=…MS APDRMS BCDR
1.0Launch Vehicle System
1.2Launch Vehicle
Length Overallftx
Total Weight (Including Propellants)lbPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).x
Propellant Weight ( All Propellants)lbPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).x
Number of Stages#Number of Stagesxxxx
Man-RatedY/NIs element man-rated?xxxx
Reusable Subsystems (list)Look upx
Performance to Various Orbits (Launch Vehicles)x
Number of flights to dateCountNumber of flights to datex
Number of succesful flightsCountNumber of succesful flightsx
Number of flight failures due to motorCountNumber of flight failures due to motorx
Launch LocksLaunch lock countx
Weight LV MarginLaunch Mass Margin percentx
Restock due to obsolescencexx
Shelf Lifex
ReliabilitySpace Vehicle Levelxxx
1.2.2Stages 1…n (Specify)
Stage DiameterftPhysical measurement.x
Stage LengthftPhysical measurement (use at least 1 decimal place).x
Stage Weight, EmptylbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).x
Stage Propellant Capacitylbsx
Type of Corration ControlTextx
New DesignPercentagexxx
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxx
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxx
1.2.2.2Structures and Mechanisms
Number of Structural SubassembliesCountNumber of Structural Subassembliesx
Primary Structural MaterialTextMaterials used in the construction of the item.xxxx
Ignition mechanismx
Nozzle extension conex
Nozzle throatx
Motor casex
Igniter bodyx
Body of safe-arm devicex
Insulator materialxxx
Inhibitor materialxxx
Number of Articulations#Number of Articulationsx
New DesignPercentagexxx
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxx
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxx
1.2.2.2.1Structures (Booster or Upper Stages)
Weight of StructurelbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).x
Volume of Structurecu inPhysical measured size of the item.x
Primary Structural MaterialTextMaterials used in the construction of the item.xxxx
Number of Interfaces#Number of Interfacesx
AerodynamicY/NIs element aerodynamic?x
Ignition mechanism

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why is this parameter listed on the liquid engines and not solid engines?

Do solid engines not have ignitions.

Placed at the structure level so be safe.xxContractor22
Nozzle extension conexxContractor22
Nozzle throatxxContractor22
Motor casexxContractor22
Igniter bodyxxContractor22
Body of safe-arm devicexxContractor22
Insulator materialxxxxContractor22
Inhibitor materialxxxxContractor22
Number of ignition squibsxxContractor22
Required voltage for ignition squibsxxContractor22
Required current for ignition squibsxxContractor22
Safe-arm device actuationxxContractor22
Power requirement for safe-arm devicexxContractor22
Number of Articulations#Number of ArticulationsxxContractor33
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.2.3Aft Transition Structure
Number of Articulations#Number of ArticulationsxxContractor33
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.2.4Heat Shield
Maximum temperaturexxContractor33
Minimum temperaturexxContractor33
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.3Propulsions System
Type (cryogenic/semi-cryogenic/storable/hypergolic)xxContractor11
OxidiserxxContractor11
FuelxxContractor11
Oxidiser densityxxContractor33
Fuel densityxxContractor33
Oxidiser-to-fuel ratio (O/F)xxContractor22
Oxidixer + mass%xxContractor33
Binder material + mass%xxxContractor33
Additives + mass%xxContractor33
Propellant densityxxContractor33
PressurizationpsiMaximum operating pressure in psi (pound per square inch or, more accurately, pound-force per square inch)xxContractor22
Number of Coolant Passages#Number of Coolant PassagesxxContractor33
Number of Pump Stages#Number of Pump StagesxxContractor33
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.3.1Liquid Engines
Number of Engines per Vehicle (values below are per engine)#Number of Engines per Vehicle (values below are per engine)xxContractor11
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Man-RatedY/NIs element man-rated?xxxxxContractor11
Specific impulse - VacuumVacuumxxContractor11
Specific impulse - Sea levelSea levelxxContractor11
Maximum thrust - VacuumVacuumMaximum thrust (vacuum/sea level)xxContractor11
Maximum firing timeMaximum firing timexxContractor11
Average chamber pressurexxContractor22
Maximum chamber pressureMaximum chamber pressurexxContractor22
Operating oxidizer/fuel ratioxxContractor22
Combustion chamber oxidizer/fuel ratioxxContractor22
Maximum allowable spin speedMaximum allowable spin speedxxContractor22
Thrust misalignment from motor axisxxContractor22
Thrust of-set from motor axisxxContractor33
Degree of TMCxxContractor22
Degree of TVCxxContractor22
Maximum number of consecutive firingsMaximum number of consecutive firingsxxContractor22
Minimum impulse bitxxContractor22
Maximum thrust - Sea levelSea levelMaximum thrust (vacuum/sea level)xxContractor11
Specific Impulse - Vacuum For Shortest Firing (Cold)Vacuum For Shortest Firing (Cold)xxContractor22
Specific Impulse - Vacuum For Shortest Firing (Hot)Vacuum For Shortest Firing (Hot)xxContractor22
Total lengthftxxContractor22
Engine diameterxxContractor11
Number of thrust chambersxxContractor11
Thrust chamber lengthftxxContractor22
Thrust chamber diameterxxContractor33
Nozzle lengthftxxContractor22
Nozzle exit diameterxxContractor33
Nozzle area ratioxxContractor33
Engine cg from nozzle exitxxContractor33
Position of engine mount from nozzle exitxxContractor33
Mass of enginexxContractor11
Mass of thrust chamberxxContractor22
Mass of nozzlexxContractor11
Mass of combustion chamberxxContractor22
Pump mass (if any)xxContractor22
Longitudinal moment of inertia of enginexxContractor33
Lateral moment of inertia of enginexxContractor33
Number of Coolant Passages#Number of Coolant PassagesxxContractor33
FMAXxxxContractor11
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.3.2Solid Rocket Motors
Number of Motors per Vehicle (values below are per motor)#Number of Motors per Vehicle (values below are per motor)xxContractor11
Weight, TotallbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Total impulse - Vacuumlb-secVacuumTotal impulse produced by motor. It is the product of thrust (at very high altitude (vacuum)) times duration over the motor burn time.xxContractor11
Specific Impulse - Vacuum Average Over Burn TimesecVacuum Average Over Burn TimeThe thrust per unit propellant burned each second, it measures rocket performance and more specifically, internal thrust production a product of pressure and heat.xxContractor11
Thrust - Vacuum Average Over Burn TimelbsVacuum Average Over Burn TimeThe average instantaneous force the motor produces during its burn.xxContractor11
Burn TimesecThe length of time from ignition of propellant to when all propellant has been consumed (the number of seconds for which the motor produces thrust).xxContractor22
Propellant WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number of Nozzles#Number of NozzlesxxContractor11
Propellant MaterialMaterials used in the construction of the item.xxxxContractor22
Case MaterialMaterials used in the construction of the item.xxxxContractor22
Nozzle WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Thrust Vector Control/GimbalY/NxxContractor22
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Man-RatedY/NIs element man-rated?xxxxxContractor11
Number of Coolant Passages#Number of Coolant PassagesxxContractor33
SegmentedListYesNoContractor11
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.3.3Propulsion Feed Systems
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.4Mission Assurance Instrumentation
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.5Reaction Control System
Tank DiameterftPhysical measurement.xxContractor22
Tank LengthftPhysical measurement (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Tank Weight, EmptylbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Tank CapacitylbsThe Propulsion Liquid Rocket Engine's Fuel Tank Capacity.xxContractor22
PressurizationpsixxContractor22
Primary Structural MaterialTextMaterials used in the construction of the item.xxxxxContractor11
Cryogenic ContentsY/NDoes element contain cryogenic contents?xxContractor22
Number of Control Inputs and Outputs#Number of Control Inputs and OutputsxxContractor33
Electronics WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number Output Signals#Number Output SignalsxxContractor33
Power InputWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Number of Stages Covered#Number of Stages CoveredxxxContractor11
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Manned VehicleY/NxxxxxContractor11
Nuclear HardnessY/NIs element nuclear hardened?xxxxxContractor11
Power DissipatedWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.6Recovery System
Parachute SizeTextSize of parachute needed to support stage landingxxContractor22
Flotation or Landing GearxxContractor22
Impact ResistencyxxContractor22
Electronics WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number Output Signals#Number Output SignalsxxContractor33
Power InputWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Number of Stages Covered#Number of Stages CoveredxxxContractor11
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Manned VehicleY/NxxxxxContractor11
Nuclear HardnessY/NIs element nuclear hardened?xxxxxContractor11
Power DissipatedWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.7Environmental Control System
Number of Control Inputs and Outputs#Number of Control Inputs and OutputsxxContractor33
Number of Pump Stages#Number of Pump StagesxxContractor33
Electronics WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number Output Signals#Number Output SignalsxxContractor33
Power InputWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Number of Stages Covered#Number of Stages CoveredxxxContractor11
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Manned VehicleY/NxxxxxContractor11
Nuclear HardnessY/NIs element nuclear hardened?xxxxxContractor11
Power DissipatedWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Electronics WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number Output Signals#Number Output SignalsxxContractor33
Power InputWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.8.1Guidance navigation and Control
G&C WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
G&C Power ConsumptionWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
G&C Volumecu inPhysical measured size of the item.xxContractor22
Orbital Insertion ErrorxxContractor33
Apogee ErrormilesxxContractor33
Target ApogeemilesxxContractor33
Perigee ErrormilesxxContractor33
Target PerigeemilesxxContractor33
Inclination ErrordegxxContractor33
Target InclinationdegxxContractor33
Argument of Perigee ErrordegxxContractor33
Target Argument of PerigeedegxxContractor33
Right Ascension of Ascending Node ErrordegxxContractor33
Target RAANdegxxContractor33
Spherical Error, ProbablemilesxxContractor33
Time of FlightminxxContractor22
Circular Error, ProbablemilesxxContractor33
Distance of FlightmilesxxContractor22
Guidance Computer WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Guidance Computer Power ConsumptionWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Guidance Computer Volumecu inPhysical measured size of the item.xxContractor22
Processing ThroughputMIPSxxContractor22
Memory CapacityKbytesxxContractor33
Redundancy%xxContractor33
Number of Circuit Cards#Number of Circuit CardsxxContractor33
Number of Control Inputs and Outputs#Number of Control Inputs and OutputsxxContractor33
Power DissipatedWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Electronics WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number Output Signals#Number Output SignalsxxContractor33
Power InputWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Number of Stages Covered#Number of Stages CoveredxxxContractor11
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Manned VehicleY/NxxxxxContractor11
Nuclear HardnessY/NIs element nuclear hardened?xxxxxContractor11
Gryo TypeListxxxxContractor11
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process. Lookup TRL level values at bottom of the tab.TRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment11
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)TextManufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)xxxxContractor11
1.2.2.8.2Power
Weight of Electrical Power SystemlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Volume of Electrical Power Systemcu inPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Battery CapacityAmp/HrMeasure of the charge stored by the battery, and is determined by the mass of active material contained in the battery. The battery capacity represents the maximum amount of energy that can be extracted from the battery under certain specified conditionsxxContractor11
Total Launch Vehicle Cost Less Electrical Power$KPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Number of Stages Covered#Number of Stages CoveredxxxContractor11
First Production YearYearFirst Production YearxxxContractor22
Manned VehicleY/NxxxxxContractor11
Nuclear HardnessY/NIs element nuclear hardened?xxxxxContractor11
Power DissipatedWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
Electronics WeightlbsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor11
Number Output Signals#Number Output SignalsxxContractor33
Power InputWattsPhysical weight (use at least 1 decimal place).xxContractor22
New DesignPercentagexxxxContractor11

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