G-7_Missile_Data_Collection_Requirements_Template_-_3_Nov_15.xlsx

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G-7 Missle Data Collections Requirements Template (DRAFT) 3 Nov 15

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Program

ProgramTemplateUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Program CEM 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
CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Milestone CEM 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
CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Acquisition CEM 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/LotTextThe common name of this phase, contract, or lot.CEMVocab
Subphase NameTextThe common name of this subphase.CEMVocab
Contract NumberTextPrime contract numberCEMVocab
Option NumberTextContract option number if applicableCEMVocab
Subcontract NumberTextSubcontract number.CEMVocab
ModelTextSpecific configuration or designated model numberCEMVocab
QuantityQuantityUnits for the quantity cited (e.g. Aircraft, Missiles, Pods, Kits, etc.)The number of units produced for this PhaseCEMVocab
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 StrategyDescriptionDescribe 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 SustainingQuantityMinimum economic rate of production.CEMVocab
Production Rate - Planned 1-8-5QuantityRate of production with factory operating at a single shift.CEMVocab
Production Rate - Planned MaximumQuantityMaximum production rate without shift constraints.CEMVocab
Contractor NameName/NumberName of contractorCEMVocab
Special CasesDescriptionDefine.CEMVocab
Additional Information - Program LevelDescriptionDefine.CEMVocab
Funding AppropriationListAppropriation codeCEMVocab
Funding YearYearPurpose to track to Budget Exhibits (e.g. capture GFE cost)CEMVocab
PE Code 1…nDescriptionList all applicable Program Element Codes.CEMVocab
Withhold RatePercentageThe percent of budget withheld by parent organization. Aka taxes not directly expended on the program.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

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 Phased

TimePhasedTableQuantityUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Acquisition Quantities, Fielding, and O&S Time Phased CEM 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
…
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
CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
Roles CEM TemplateTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadWBS/CRS NumberWBS/CRS ElementGovernment RolePrime ContractorSecondary Subcontractor/Supplier/Third PartyTertiary Subcontractor/Supplier/Third PartyNotes
1.0Missile System
1.1Air Vehicle
1.1.1Airframe
1.1.1.1Airframe Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.1.2Primary Structure
1.1.1.3Secondary Structure
1.1.1.4Aero-Structures
1.1.1.5Other Airframe Components 1…n (Specify)
1.1.2Propulsion
1.1.2.1Propulsion Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.2.2Motor/Engine (Solid Rocket Motor)
1.1.2.2Motor/Engine (Liquid Rocket Engine)
1.1.2.2Motor/Engine (Air Breathing Engine)
1.1.2.3Thrust Vector Actuation
1.1.2.4Attitude Control System
1.1.2.5Fuel/Oxidizer Liquid Management
1.1.2.7Flight Termination/Mission Termination
1.1.2.6Arm/Fire Device
1.1.2.8Propulsion Software Release 1…n
1.1.2.8.1Propulsion Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.2.9Other Propulsion Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.3Power and Distribution
1.1.3.1Power and Distribution Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.3.2Primary Power
1.1.3.3Power Conditioning Electronics
1.1.3.4Distribution Harness
1.1.3.5Power and Distribution Software Release 1…n
1.1.3.5.1Power and Distribution Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.3.6Other Power and Distribution Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.4Guidance
1.1.4.1Guidance Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.4.2Dome Assembly
1.1.4.3Seeker Assemblies (IR Seeker)
1.1.4.3.1Focal Plane Array
1.1.4.3.2Optics
1.1.4.3.3Cooling
1.1.4.3.4Gimbal
1.1.4.3.5Seeker Electronics (Specify)
1.1.4.3.6Seeker Structure (Specify)
1.1.4.3.7Seeker Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.4.3Seeker Assemblies (RF Seeker)
1.1.4.3.1Antenna
1.1.4.3.2Transmitter
1.1.4.3.3Receiver/Exciter
1.1.4.3.4Gimbal
1.1.4.3.5Seeker Electronics (Specify)
1.1.4.3.6Seeker Structure (Specify)
1.1.4.3.7Seeker Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.4.3Seeker Assemblies (Laser Seeker)
1.1.4.4Guidance Software Release 1…n
1.1.4.4.1Guidance Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.4.5Other Guidance Subsystems (Mission Computer)
1.1.4.5Other Guidance Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.5Navigation
1.1.5.1Navigation Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.5.2Sensor Assemblies
1.1.5.3Navigation Software Release 1…n (Specify)
1.1.5.3.1Navigation Software Release 1…n (Specify) CSCI 1…n
1.1.5.4Other Navigation Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.6Controls
1.1.6.1Controls Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.6.2Primary Structure
1.1.6.3Fin/Canard Deployment System
1.1.6.4Actuators
1.1.6.5Control Power
1.1.6.6Controls Software Release 1…n
1.1.6.6.1Controls Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.6.7Other Control Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.7Communications
1.1.7.1Communications Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.7.2Antenna Assembly
1.1.7.3Communications Software Release 1…n
1.1.7.3.1Communications Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.7.4Other Communications Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.8Payload
1.1.8.1Payload Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.1.8.2Target Defeat Mechanism
1.1.8.3Target Detection Device
1.1.8.4Fuze
1.1.8.5Payload Software Release 1…n
1.1.8.5.1Payload Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.8.6Other Payload Subsystems 1…n (Specify)
1.1.9Reentry System
1.1.10Post Boost System
1.1.11Ordnance Initiation Set
1.1.12On Board Test Equipment
1.1.12.1Test instrumentation Kit
1.1.12.2Other On Board Test Equipment (Specifiy)
1.1.13On Board Training Equipment
1.1.14Auxiliary Equipment
1.1.15Air Vehicle Software Release 1…n
1.1.15.1Air Vehicle Software Release 1…n CSCI 1…n
1.1.16Air Vehicle Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.2Encasement Device
1.3Command and Launch
1.3.1Command and Launch Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.3.2Surveillance, Identification and Tracking Sensors
1.3.3Launch and Guidance Control
1.3.4Communications
1.3.5Launcher Equipment
1.3.6Auxiliary Equipment
1.3.7Command and Launch Software Release 1...n
1.3.7.1Command and Launch Software Release 1...n CSCI 1…n
1.3.8Other Command and Launch 1...n (Specify)
1.4Missile System Software Release 1...n
1.4.1Missile System Software Release 1...n CSCI 1…n
1.5Missile System Integration, Assembly, Test and Checkout
1.6System Engineering
1.7Program Management
1.8System Test and Evaluation
1.8.1Development Test and Evaluation
1.8.1.1Engineering Development Tests
1.8.1.2System Qualification
1.8.1.3Platform Integration 1…n (specify)
1.8.1.4Service/Agency DT&E 1…n (specify)
1.8.2Operational Test and Evaluation
1.8.3Mock-ups / System Integration Labs (SILs)
1.8.4Test and Evaluation Support
1.8.5Test Facilities
1.9Training
1.9.1Equipment
1.9.2Services
1.9.2.1Services (Development of Training Materials)
1.9.2.2Services (Provide Training)
1.9.3Facilities
1.10Data
1.10.1Technical Publications
1.10.2Engineering Data
1.10.3Management Data
1.10.4Support Data
1.10.5Data Depository
1.11Peculiar Support Equipment
1.11.1Test and Measurement Equipment
1.11.2Support and Handling Equipment
1.12Common Support Equipment
1.12.1Test and Measurement Equipment
1.12.2Support and Handling Equipment
1.13Operational/Site Activation
1.13.1System Assembly, Installation and Checkout on Site
1.13.1.1Site 1…n
1.13.1.1.1Deployment HW and SW
1.13.1.1.2Site Activation
1.13.2Contractor Technical Support
1.13.3Site Construction
1.13.4Site/Ship/Vehicle Conversion
1.13.5Sustainment/Interim Contractor Support
1.14Industrial Facilities
1.14.1Construction/Conversion/Expansion
1.14.2Equipment Acquisition or Modernization
1.14.3Maintenance (Industrial Facilities)
1.15Initial Spares and Repair Parts
1.16Rate Tooling
1.16.nRate Tooling by End Item/Subsystem 1…n (Specify)
1.17Warranty
1.17.nWarranty by End Item/Subsystem 1…n (Specify)
2.0Sustainment Effort
2.1Unit-Level Manpower (System Level Cost Only)
2.1.1Operations Manpower
2.1.2Unit-Level Maintenance Manpower
2.1.3Other Unit-Level Manpower (Specify In Remarks)
2.2Unit Operations (System Level Cost Only)
2.2.1Operating Material
2.2.1.1Energy (Fuel; Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL); Electricity)
2.2.1.1.1Fuel
2.2.1.1.2POL
2.2.1.1.3Electricity
2.2.1.2Training Munitions/Expendable Stores
2.2.1.2.1Ammunition
2.2.1.2.2Bombs
2.2.1.2.3Rockets
2.2.1.2.4Training Missiles
2.2.1.2.5Sonobuoys
2.2.1.2.6Pyrotechnics
2.2.1.2.7Other Munitions
2.2.1.3Other Operating Material (Specify in Remarks)
2.2.2Support Services (Including Non-Maintenance FSRs)
2.2.2.1Communication Services
2.2.2.2Facility/Storage Services
2.2.2.3Transportation Services
2.2.2.4Other Support Services
2.2.3Temporary Duty
2.3Maintenance
2.3.1Overhaul Of End Items
2.3.1.1Scheduled Overhaul
2.3.1.1.1Airframe/Hull Overhaul
2.3.1.1.2Propulsion Overhaul
2.3.1.1.3Vehicle Subsystems
2.3.1.1.4Electronics/Avionics Overhaul
2.3.1.1.5Other Overhaul
2.3.1.2Unscheduled Overhaul
2.3.1.2.1Airframe/Hull Overhaul
2.3.1.2.2Propulsion Overhaul
2.3.1.2.3Vehicle Subsystems
2.3.1.2.4Electronics/Avionics Overhaul
2.3.1.2.5Other Overhaul
2.3.2Depot Level Reparables (DLR) / Repair of Reparables (ROR)
2.3.2.1Airframe/Hull DLRs
2.3.2.2Propulsion DLRs
2.3.2.3Vehicle Subsystems DLRs
2.3.2.4Electronics/Avionics DLRs
2.3.2.5Other DLRs
2.3.3Consumables and Repair Parts
2.3.3.1Airframe/Hull Consumables and Repair Parts
2.3.3.2Propulsion Consumables and Repair Parts
2.3.3.3Vehicle Subsystems Consumables and Repair Parts
2.3.3.4Electronics/Avionics Consumables and Repair Parts
2.3.3.5Other Consumables and Repair Parts
2.3.4Other Maintenance Services (Including FSRs) (Explain in Remarks)
2.3.4.1Packing, Handling, Shipping and Transportation
2.3.4.2O-Level Maintenance Services
2.3.4.3I-Level Maintenance Services
2.3.5Depot Level Maintenance Services
2.4Sustaining Support (System Level Cost Only)
2.4.1System Specific Training
2.4.1.1Operator Training
2.4.1.2Maintenance Training
2.4.1.3Other Training
2.4.2Support Equipment Replacement and Repair
2.4.2.1Support Equipment Replacement
2.4.2.2Support Equipment Repair
2.4.3Sustaining/Systems Engineering
2.4.3.1Reliability and Maintainability Engineering
2.4.3.2Logistics Engineering (LSA Updates, Logistics Analysis)
2.4.3.3Supply Analysis Efforts
2.4.3.4Safety/Human Systems Integration Engineering
2.4.3.5Affordability Engineering
2.4.3.6Obsolescence Engineering
2.4.3.7Availability Management
2.4.3.8Product Engineering Support
2.4.3.9Cybersecurity
2.4.3.10Configuration Management
2.4.3.11System Performance Analysis
2.4.3.12Supply
2.4.3.13Data Analysis
2.4.3.14Physical Security
2.4.4Program Management
2.4.4.1Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) Management
2.4.4.2CLS Supply Management
2.4.4.3Financial/Schedule Planning and Reporting
2.4.4.4Transition to Lead Service
2.4.4.5Quality Assurance (Program Level)
2.4.4.6Administrative Security
2.4.4.7Transition to Performance Based Logistics (PBL)
2.4.4.8Risk Mitigation
2.4.5Information Systems
2.4.5.1Tech Refreshes
2.4.5.1.1Servers
2.4.5.1.1.1Web Servers
2.4.5.1.1.2Application Servers
2.4.5.1.1.3Database Servers
2.4.5.1.1.4Other Servers
2.4.5.1.2Data Storage
2.4.5.1.3Workstations
2.4.5.1.4Communication Hardware
2.4.5.1.4.1Wide-Area Gateways
2.4.5.1.4.2Wide-Area Networks (WAN)
2.4.5.1.4.3Local Area Networks (LAN)
2.4.5.1.4.4Modems and Switches
2.4.5.1.4.5CRYPTO
2.4.5.1.4.6Other Communication Hardware
2.4.5.1.5Peripheral Devices
2.4.5.1.6Other Hardware
2.4.5.2IS Related License Fees
2.4.5.3System Support / Maintenance
2.4.5.3.1Help Desk
2.4.5.3.1.1Tier 1
2.4.5.3.1.2Tier 2
2.4.5.3.1.3Tier 3
2.4.5.3.2System Database/Administration
2.4.5.3.3Follow On User Training
2.4.5.3.4Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V)
2.4.6Data and Technical Publications
2.4.7Simulator Operations and Training Devices
2.4.7.1Simulator Operations Hardware Support
2.4.7.2Simulator Operations Manpower
2.4.7.3Simulator Tech Refresh
2.4.8Other Sustaining Support (Specify in Remarks)
2.5Continuing System Improvements
2.5.1Hardware Modifications or Modernization
2.5.1.1Mod Kit Development
2.5.1.2Mod Kit Procurement
2.5.1.3Mod Kit Initial Spares
2.5.1.4Mod Kit Installation
2.5.2Software Maintenance or Modification
2.5.2.1Software Change
2.5.2.1.1Correction of Deficiencies
2.5.2.1.1.1…n (Specify)Release 1…n (Specify)
2.5.2.1.2Enhancements
2.5.2.1.2.1…n (Specify)Release 1…n (Specify)
2.5.2.2Software License Management
2.5.2.3System Facilities
2.5.2.4Field Software Engineering (FSE)
2.5.2.5Operational Management
2.6Installation and Personnel Support (System Level Only)

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.

Enter Commodity WBS/CRS in these two columns

PMP Hardware Technical

HardwareTechnicalTableUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
PMP Hardware Technical Template, Missiles and MunitionsTagName3TagValue3
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 #nMS APDRMS B
1.0Missile SystemThe complex of hardware, software, data, services, and facilities required to develop and produce the capability of employing a missile weapon in an operational environment to detect and defeat selected targets.
1.1Air VehicleAn Air vehicle is a guided weapon self-propelled after leaving its launching device that has as its purpose the delivery of a payload for destruction (or defeat) of some object or target. Missiles may be classified as tactical or strategic (such as ballistic missiles). It also includes the design, development, and production of complete units (i.e., the prototype or operationally configured units, which satisfy the requirements of their applicable specification(s), regardless of end use).
DesignationName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's formal designation as governed by a recognized system such as the Aeronautical and Support Equipment Type Designation System (ASETDS), Joint Electronics Type Designations System (JETDS), or Mission-Design-Series (MDS).CEMVocabx
Name - ShortName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's common, popular name.CEMVocabxxx
ManufacturerName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe primary supplier of the item.CEMVocabxx
Part NumberName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's part number as assigned by the Manufacturer.CEMVocab
National Stock Number (NSN)Name/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe thirteen-digit National Stock Number (NSN) which contain sub-groups that identify the Federal Supply Groups (FSG) , Federal Supply Classes (FSC) , NATO Country Code, National Item Identification Number NIIN) and the serial number of the product.CEMVocab
State of TechnologyYearYearYearThe year a representative model or prototype is tested.CEMVocabxx
New DesignPercentPercentPercentThe extent of the item's design that is new.CEMVocabxx
Predecessor System - Percent NewName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberWhen Percent New Design is less than 100%, cite the system's from which design is inherited.CEMVocabxx
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process.CEMVocabListTRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xx
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListManufacturing Readiness Levels (MRL) are a measurement scale and vocabulary for assessing and discussing manufacturing maturity and risk.CEMVocabListMRL 1MRL 2MRL 3MRL 4MRL 5MRL 6MRL 7MRL 8MRL 9MRL 10
WeightPoundsTotalPoundsTotalPoundsTotalThe item's total weightModifiedxxx
Weight - StructuralPoundsStructuralPoundsStructuralPoundsStructuralThe item's mechanical/structural weight.CEMVocabxx
Weight - ElectronicsPoundsElectronicsPoundsElectronicsPoundsElectronicsThe item's electronics weight.CEMVocabxx
LengthInchesInchesInchesThe length of the item.CEMVocabxxx
DiameterInchesInchesInchesThe diameter of the item.CEMVocabxxx
Dimension - DescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionEnter additional dimensional information for items when length and diameter alone are insufficient.CEMVocabxxx
Material Mix 1…nPercentWeight by Material NamePercentWeight by Material NamePercentWeight by Material NameList primary materials comprising the item. (Cite one or more materials as applicable)Modifiedxx
Manufacturing Process 1…nDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionList the item's primary fabrication processes. (Cite one or more processes as applicable)New
Power - Maximum Consumption RateWattsMaximumWattsMaximumWattsMaximumMaximum rate of power consumption by the item.CEMVocabxx
Quantity - Next Higher AssemblyQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of units of this item to be assembled into its parent assembly.CEMVocabxx
Air Vehicle TypeListListListThe Air Vehicle type.ModifiedListAir-to-AirAir-to-SurfaceSurface-to-AirSurface-to-SurfaceOtherxx
Weight - Burn OutPoundsBurn OutPoundsBurn OutPoundsBurn OutThe Air Vehicle's Burn Out Weight.CEMVocabxx
WingspanInchesInchesInchesThe distance between a pair of wing tips.CEMVocabxx
Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF)HoursHoursHoursThe Air Vehicle's MTBF. Mean time between failures (MTBF) is the predicted elapsed time between inherent failures of a system during operation. MTBF can be calculated as the arithmetic mean (average) time between failures of a system.CEMVocabxx
Mean Time To Repair (MTTR)HoursHoursHoursThe Air Vehicle's MTTR. Mean time to repair (MTTR) is the average time required to troubleshoot and repair failed equipment and return it to normal operating conditions.CEMVocabxx
Effective Range - MaximumNautical MilesMaximumNautical MilesMaximumNautical MilesMaximumThe Air Vehicle's Maximum Effective Missile Range.CEMVocabxx
Flight TimeSecondsSecondsSecondsThe Air Vehicle's Flight Time is the period during which a particular air vehicle remains airborne.CEMVocabxx
Operating Altitude - MaximumFeetMaximumFeetMaximumFeetMaximumThe Air Vehicle's Maximum Operating Altitude Or Ceiling.CEMVocabxx
Velocity - MaximumFeet per SecondMaximumFeet per SecondMaximumFeet per SecondMaximumThe Air Vehicle's Maximum Velocity.CEMVocabxx
Velocity CruisingFeet per SecondFeet per SecondFeet per SecondThe Air Vehicle's Velocity Cruising.CEMVocabxx
Lateral AccelerationGravitational ForceGravitational ForceGravitational ForceThe Air Vehicle's Lateral Acceleration.CEMVocabxx
Accuracy - Circular Error ProbableFeetFeetFeetAn indicator of the delivery accuracy of a weapon system, used as a factor in determining probable damage to a target. It is the radius of a circle within which half of a missile’s projectiles are expected to fall or there is a 50% probability that a single projectile shall impact.CEMVocabxx
Mission Area TypeListListListMission area is a segment of the defense mission as established by the Secretary of Defense. Each DoD component has a mission area (i.e. Navy - sea control) for which it must equip its forces.
CEMVocabListLoiteringMissile DefenseNuclearOtherxxxxxGovernment
Target TypeListListListThe Air Vehicle's Target Type.CEMVocabListAircraftArmorPersonnelStructuresOtherxxx
Rail - LaunchName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe Air Vehicle's Launch Rail.CEMVocabxx
Stealth FeaturesListListListDoes the Air Vehicle include Stealth features?CEMVocabListYesNoxx
Nuclear Environment SurvivabilityListListListDoes the Air Vehicle include Nuclear Environment Survivability?CEMVocabListYesNoxx
Supersonic SurvivabilityListListListDoes the Air Vehicle include Supersonic Survivability?CEMVocabListYesNoxx
New MaterialsListListListDoes the item's design include New Materials or Processes?CEMVocabListYesNoxx
1.1.1AirframeThis element comprises the structural framework that provides the aerodynamic shape, mounting surfaces and environmental protection for the air vehicle components, which are not directly applicable to other specific Level 3 air vehicle subsystems.

McDowell, Jeff HSV Tecolote: C.4.2.1 Airframe. This element comprises the structural framework that provides the aerodynamic shape, mounting surfaces and environmental protection for the air vehicle components, which are not directly applicable to other specific Level 3 air vehicle subsystems.

Includes, for example:

a. Wings and fins that provide aerodynamic flight control in response to electro-mechanical signals and are attached to the air vehicle body

b. Structural body assemblies including the structure, fuel tanks that integral with the structure, covers, skins, adhesives, and fairings not directly applicable to any other Level 3 air vehicle subsystem

c. Protection devices for stressing environmental conditions such as thermal protection system or rain erosion that are not directly applicable to other Level 3 air vehicle subsystems

DesignationName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's formal designation as governed by a recognized system such as the Aeronautical and Support Equipment Type Designation System (ASETDS), Joint Electronics Type Designations System (JETDS), or Mission-Design-Series (MDS).CEMVocabxxxGovernment22
Name - ShortName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's common, popular name.CEMVocabxxxxxGovernment33
ManufacturerName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe primary supplier of the item.CEMVocabxxxxContractor33
Part NumberName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's part number as assigned by the Manufacturer.CEMVocabxxContractor33
National Stock Number (NSN)Name/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe thirteen-digit National Stock Number (NSN) which contain sub-groups that identify the Federal Supply Groups (FSG) , Federal Supply Classes (FSC) , NATO Country Code, National Item Identification Number NIIN) and the serial number of the product.CEMVocabxGovernment33
State of TechnologyYearYearYearThe year a representative model or prototype is tested.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
New DesignPercentPercentPercentThe extent of the item's design that is new.CEMVocabxxxxContractor13
Predecessor System - Percent NewName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberWhen Percent New Design is less than 100%, cite the system's from which design is inherited.CEMVocabxxxxContractor23
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process.CEMVocabListTRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListManufacturing Readiness Levels (MRL) are a measurement scale and vocabulary for assessing and discussing manufacturing maturity and risk.CEMVocabListMRL 1MRL 2MRL 3MRL 4MRL 5MRL 6MRL 7MRL 8MRL 9MRL 10xGovernment22
WeightPoundsTotalPoundsTotalPoundsTotalThe item's total weightModifiedxxxxxContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsStructuralPoundsStructuralPoundsStructuralThe item's mechanical/structural weight.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Weight - ElectronicsPoundsElectronicsPoundsElectronicsPoundsElectronicsThe item's electronics weight.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
LengthInchesInchesInchesThe length of the item.CEMVocabxxxxxContractor22
DiameterInchesInchesInchesThe diameter of the item.CEMVocabxxxxxContractor22
Dimension - DescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionEnter additional dimensional information for items when length and diameter alone are insufficient.CEMVocabxxxxxContractor22
Material Mix 1…nPercentWeight by Material NamePercentWeight by Material NamePercentWeight by Material NameList primary materials comprising the item. (Cite one or more materials as applicable)ModifiedxxxxContractor22
Manufacturing Process 1…nDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionList the item's primary fabrication processes. (Cite one or more processes as applicable)NewxxContractor22
Power - Maximum Consumption RateWattsMaximumWattsMaximumWattsMaximumMaximum rate of power consumption by the item.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Quantity - Next Higher AssemblyQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of units of this item to be assembled into its parent assembly.CEMVocabxxxxContractor33
Item TypeDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionEnter text describing the type, class, or configuration of the item.NewxxxxContractor22
Wing ChordInchesInchesInchesThe distance from the leading edge (the front of the wing at the bottom) to trailing edges the (back of the wing at the top).CEMVocabxxxxContractor11
Oswald Efficiency FactorDimensionlessDimensionlessDimensionlessThe Oswald efficiency, similar to the span efficiency, is a correction factor that represents the change in drag with lift of a three-dimensional wing or airplane, as compared with an ideal wing having the same aspect ratio and an elliptical lift distributionCEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Zero Lift Drag CoefficientDimensionlessDimensionlessDimensionlessA dimensionless parameter which relates an air vehicle's zero-lift drag force to its size, speed, and flying altitude.CEMVocabxxxxContractor11
Fin Structure TypeDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionThe Airframe Aero-Structure's Fin Structure Type.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Wing Structure TypeDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionThe Airframe Aero-Structure's Wing Structure Type.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
New MaterialsListListListDoes the item's design include New Materials or Processes?CEMVocabListYesNoxxxxContractor22
Number of WingsQuantityWingsQuantityWingsQuantityWingsThe Airframe Aero-Structure's Number of Wings.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Number of FinsQuantityFinsQuantityFinsQuantityFinsThe Airframe Aero-Structure's Number of Fins.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Number of CanardsQuantityCanardsQuantityCanardsQuantityCanardsThe Airframe Aero-Structure's Number of Canards.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Number of Surfaces - MovableQuantitySurfacesQuantitySurfacesQuantitySurfacesThe number of movable surfaces providing aerodynamic steering.CEMVocabxxxxContractor11
1.1.1.1Airframe Integration, Assembly, Test and CheckoutThis element includes all effort of technical and functional activities associated with the design, development, and production of mating surfaces, structures, equipment, parts, materials, interconnect harnessing and software required for the integration, assembly and checkout of the Level 4 elements below into their Level 3 element, Airframe.
DesignationName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's formal designation as governed by a recognized system such as the Aeronautical and Support Equipment Type Designation System (ASETDS), Joint Electronics Type Designations System (JETDS), or Mission-Design-Series (MDS).CEMVocabxxxGovernment22
Name - ShortName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's common, popular name.CEMVocabxxxxxGovernment33
ManufacturerName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe primary supplier of the item.CEMVocabxxxxContractor33
Part NumberName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe item's part number as assigned by the Manufacturer.CEMVocabxxContractor33
National Stock Number (NSN)Name/NumberName/NumberName/NumberThe thirteen-digit National Stock Number (NSN) which contain sub-groups that identify the Federal Supply Groups (FSG) , Federal Supply Classes (FSC) , NATO Country Code, National Item Identification Number NIIN) and the serial number of the product.CEMVocabxGovernment33
State of TechnologyYearYearYearThe year a representative model or prototype is tested.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
New DesignPercentPercentPercentThe extent of the item's design that is new.CEMVocabxxxxContractor13
Predecessor System - Percent NewName/NumberName/NumberName/NumberWhen Percent New Design is less than 100%, cite the system's from which design is inherited.CEMVocabxxxxContractor23
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListTechnology Readiness Levels (TRL) are a method of estimating technology maturity of Critical Technology Elements (CTE) of a program during the acquisition process.CEMVocabListTRL 1TRL 2TRL 3TRL 4TRL 5TRL 6TRL 7TRL 8TRL 9xxxxGovernment22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListManufacturing Readiness Levels (MRL) are a measurement scale and vocabulary for assessing and discussing manufacturing maturity and risk.CEMVocabListMRL 1MRL 2MRL 3MRL 4MRL 5MRL 6MRL 7MRL 8MRL 9MRL 10xGovernment22
WeightPoundsTotalPoundsTotalPoundsTotalThe item's total weightModifiedxxxxxContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsStructuralPoundsStructuralPoundsStructuralThe item's mechanical/structural weight.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
Weight - ElectronicsPoundsElectronicsPoundsElectronicsPoundsElectronicsThe item's electronics weight.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22
LengthInchesInchesInchesThe length of the item.CEMVocabxxxxxContractor22
DiameterInchesInchesInchesThe diameter of the item.CEMVocabxxxxxContractor22
Dimension - DescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionEnter additional dimensional information for items when length and diameter alone are insufficient.CEMVocabxxxxxContractor22
Material Mix 1…nPercentWeight by Material NamePercentWeight by Material NamePercentWeight by Material NameList primary materials comprising the item. (Cite one or more materials as applicable)ModifiedxxxxContractor22
Manufacturing Process 1…nDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionList the item's primary fabrication processes. (Cite one or more processes as applicable)NewxxContractor22
Power - Maximum Consumption RateWattsMaximumWattsMaximumWattsMaximumMaximum rate of power consumption by the item.CEMVocabxxxxContractor22

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