VDATS_PWS_30-Oct-09.pdf

Performance-Based Work Statement

Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station

(VDATS)

Warner Robins Air Logistics Center

(WR-ALC)

Robins AFB GA

(RAFB)

30 Oct 2009

1.0 DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. This Performance-Based Work Statement (PBWS) outlines the requirement for a Performance Based Acquisition (PBA) in support of the Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station (VDATS). This tester is an integral part of the Government’s in-house electronics repair capability and this PBA contract is being initiated to support its fielding and operational utility. The Government’s intent is to establish a flexible means by which the tester, and other related hardware, may be purchased and then supported with guaranteed availability of serviceable replacement components. The performance-based nature of the contract should encourage, and allow contractor efficiencies and emphasize system reliability improvements.

1.1 The prioritized objectives for this effort are to: 1) support Department of Defense (DoD) activities, including potential future Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers, in such a way that maximizes their ability to test and produce Units Under Test (UUT), 2) minimize VDATS total ownership cost to the Government, 3) maintain clear Government visibility into the program, and 4) be flexible enough to permit the contractor to innovatively manage the requirements of the program in such a way that is mutually beneficial to the Government and to the contractor.

1.2 VDATS was developed and identified to serve as a standard depot automated test system for the United States Air Force. It is a member of the DoD Family of Testers.

The current VDATS has a baseline test capability which will require further enhancements as new support requirements are identified. Therefore, as the overall VDATS system capability evolves and grows so too will the production and support requirements grow and evolve.

1.2.1 The scope of this contract will include efforts related to the development, modification, enhancement and maintenance of the VDATS system capability to include any sub-systems or instrumentation currently or subsequently integrated into the VDATS architecture for the operation of VDATS as a wholly reconfigurable test system.

This would include, but not be limited to, the stimulus and response measurement of current digital, analog, radio-frequency (RF) test capability enhancements to include, but not limited to, electro-optical, microwave, and cryptological test capability enhancements deemed necessary to support future test requirements. This would include any other sub-system or instrumentation that will contribute to the continuous overall functionality of the VDATS as a system.

2.0 SERVICE DELIVERY SUMMARY

Performance Objectives

PBWS

Para.

Performance Threshold

On-Time Delivery of Manufactured VDATS Equipment

4.1

New, fully functional equipment shall be delivered on-time (IAW the requirements of paragraph 4.1.)

100% of the time. Each delivery will be measured individually. On-time delivery is required for full payment.

On-Time Delivery of Serviceable Replacement Assets

4.2

Serviceable assets shall be delivered within two business days of the demand being passed to the contractor. On time delivery shall be measured monthly; reconciled annually and shall be no less than 90% for the year.

3.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY (GFP) AND SERVICES

The Government will provide serviceable GFP in accordance with Appendix A. No other GFP will be provided to the contractor. The contractor shall be required to properly maintain all GFP and return to the Government in serviceable condition upon completion of the contract. To ensure protection of Air Force assets, the contractor shall provide a safety plan within 30 calendar days of contract award. CDRL A008 Safety Plan (DI-MISC-80508B/T)

4.0 GENERAL INFORMATION:

4.1 Production and Manufacture

4.1.1 The contractor shall be required to acquire components, manufacture/assemble and deliver new VDATS testers on demand in accordance with the Government provided technical data package. The Government reserves the right to update production drawings as the VDATS configuration changes. For each production order, the Government will cite the configuration appropriate to that order. With the exception of First Article deliveries (ref. paragraph 4.1.6.2), the contractor shall be required to provide new, fully functional VDATS testers to the Government within 150 calendar days following receipt of an order. Deliveries occurring earlier than 120 calendar days must be coordinated with the Government.

4.1.2 The contractor shall be required to acquire components, manufacture/assemble, and deliver VDATS modification kits on demand in accordance with the Government provided technical data package. By definition, modification kits are hardware supplements to support design changes in response to undefined requirements and therefore will be developed as requirements occur. Delivery times and price shall be negotiated at the time of order.

4.1.3 The contractor shall be required to acquire components, manufacture/assemble and deliver VDATS calibration kits, self test interface test adapters and other ancillary equipment on demand in accordance with the Government provided technical data package. The Government reserves the right to update production drawings as the VDATS configuration changes. For each production order the Government shall cite the configuration appropriate to that order. The contractor shall be required to provide fully functional hardware to the Government within 150 calendar days following receipt of an order. Deliveries occurring earlier than 120 calendar days must be coordinated with the Government.

4.1.4 For the purposes of this PBWS, delivery is defined as the point in time when a Government representative signs for and takes possession of the serviceable asset.

4.1.5 Fully functional hardware is defined as contractor tested and passed in accordance with Government provided test/acceptance procedures as provided in the technical data package. The contractor shall provide an acceptance test report to the Government for each unit that demonstrates operational functionality. CDRL A001 Acceptance Test Report (DI-ATTS-80283B/T).

4.1.6 First Article Test - The contractor shall conduct a Functional and Physical Configuration Audit (FCA/PCA), overseen by the Government, of the first production unit(s) of each category/configuration of hardware production at the contractor’s facility. The Government shall witness the acceptance test of those first production units. The VDATS Program Office may require recertification testing, at no additional cost to the Government, if the contractor’s manufacturing process results in a pattern of excessive station malfunctions. The contractor shall provide an FCA/PCA report to the Government for each unit that demonstrates compliance with approved functional and product baselines in accordance with the VDATS product specification and technical data package. CDRL A002 FCA/PCA Report (DI-CMAN-81022C/T).

4.1.6.1 The VDATS DA Assembly (DA-2) unit produced under First Article testing will be retained by the contractor as GFP in support of acceptance test requirements as outlined in the VDATS technical data package. Government provided property shall not be used to support parts availability as defined in section 4.2.

4.1.6.2 For first article units, the contractor shall be required to provide fully functional hardware to the Government within 180 calendar days following receipt of an order, with the exception of the RF-1 Assembly which shall be delivered 210 days following receipt of order. All first article deliveries occurring earlier than 120 calendar days must be coordinated with the Government.

4.1.7 For all production requirements, only new components will be used.

4.1.8 For all production units requiring delivery outside the continental United States (OCONUS), the contractor shall ship the item to a CONUS Air Force Base such as Dover AFB or Travis AFB for further transportation by Air Force carrier as directed by WR- ALC. The contractor shall have met their delivery requirement for this contract for OCONUS destinations upon receipt of each requisition at CONUS transfer sites such as shown above.

4.2 Parts Availability for Fielded Testers

4.2.1 The contractor shall provide serviceable components to the Government on demand. The list of replaceable components to be supported is contained in Appendix B. The Government reserves the right to amend the list of items being supported as the VDATS design evolves.

4.2.1.1 Parts availability support will be required on an annual per tester basis to support the availability requirement as described in paragraphs 4.2.2 and 4.2.3. Testers produced subsequent to contract award will be prorated based upon receipt of a valid parts availability, order, tester delivery date (subject to government acceptance), and the remainder of the contract year in which the tester is delivered.

4.2.2 Upon notification of a requirement, the contractor shall provide serviceable assets to the Government within two business days subject to the following exceptions:

4.2.2.1 The contractor will be provided a 30 day “grace” period to allow initial lay-in of assets. However, the Government may place parts availability orders upon contract award. Any unfilled requisitions in existence when the grace period ends will be subject to the delivery requirement beginning the first business day after grace period expiration.

4.2.2.2 Any delivery date falling on a generally recognized U.S. Federal holiday will be extended to the first business day following that holiday.

4.2.2.3 A business day is defined as Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. local time at destination.

4.2.2.4 If a requisition is not satisfied by the required delivery date (as outlined in paragraph 4.2.2), it will count as a failure to meet availability in the calculation of availability performance by the contractor. Should an asset fail to be delivered by its initial delivery date, it shall be delivered within two business days following that missed delivery date. Each missed delivery date for the same requisition will be counted as another failure to meet the availability metric. This cycle shall continue until the asset is delivered to the government.

4.2.2.5 If a delivered asset is found to be unserviceable upon receipt, the Government will initiate a material deficiency investigation. The contractor shall initiate a replacement requisition upon notification of the deficiency. This new requisition must meet the same delivery requirements outlined above. If the deficiency is found to be caused by contractor processes, the original requisition delivery requirement will be deemed not satisfied and will count against the availability metric.

4.2.3 On time delivery of all requisitions shall be 90% for the year. Example – 10 requisitions received, 9 filled within the delivery requirements of paragraphs 4.2.2 equals 90% on time.

4.2.3.1 For the purposes of this PBWS, delivery is defined as the point in time when a Government representative signs for and takes possession of the serviceable asset.

4.2.4 For all requisitions requiring delivery outside the continental United States (OCONUS), the contractor shall ship the item to a CONUS Air Force Base such as Dover AFB or Travis AFB for further transportation by Air Force carrier as directed by WR- ALC. The contractor shall have met their availability requirement for this contract for

OCONUS destinations upon receipt of each requisition at CONUS transfer sites such as shown above.

4.2.4.1 FMS requisitions will be delivered to a CONUS freight forwarder and considered closed upon freight forwarder receipt.

4.2.5 Within the constraints of the Government configuration management as outlined in paragraph 4.5, the contractor may manage the supply chain as they deem appropriate. For example, the contractor may choose to fill requirements through in-house repair, outsourced repair, or new asset procurement.

4.2.5.1 Refurbished items provided to the government as serviceable assets shall have been restored to a serviceable condition in accordance with existing commercial manuals and contractor Repair and Overhaul Procedures. Instrument performance shall be as described in the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications.

4.2.5.2 The contractor has the authority to condemn components they deem to be beyond economical repair. The Government will not provide the contractor relief from the delivery schedule due to asset condemnation except as outlined in paragraph 4.2.5.3.

4.2.5.3 Items received by the contractor that are deemed to be beyond physical repair due to gross negligence on the part of the Government or acts of God, shall be brought to the attention of DCMA and the WR-ALC PCO for equitable resolution.

4.2.5.3.1 The VDATS will be used by the Government in both development and production environments. Although the equipment will not be used beyond its intended purpose, the VDATS used in a development environment are subjected to different usage and stressors than those VDATS in production environments. This contract covers VDATS components used in both production and development environments and failures due to development stressors do not constitute gross negligence on the part of the Government.

4.2.6 Complete VDATS component carcasses resulting from item failures shall be shipped to the contractor (at contractor’s expense) within 14 calendar days from the date the associated requirement is filled. If the Government fails to return carcasses within this schedule, and that failure impacts the contractor’s ability to meet the availability metric, the contractor may be granted relief from the contract requirements.

Items with missing sub-assemblies will immediately be brought to the attention of the WR-ALC PCO, in contractor format, for disposition instructions.

4.3 Electronic Data Exchange (EDE)

4.3.1 The contractor shall provide the Government an electronic means of exchanging program-related data. This EDE shall be the primary means by which the customer notifies the contractor of the need for replacement assets, tracks the status of these requirements, tracks assets, collects metrics related to the contract, and accesses new production acceptance data/reports. The contractor shall provide a software user’s manual suitable to allow autonomous operation of the electronic data exchange. CDRL

A006 Production Acceptance Data, A007 Production Acceptance Report (DI-MGMT- 80368A/T; DI-FNCL-80003A/T) and A009 Software User’s Manual (DI-IPSC-81443A)

4.3.2 At a minimum the EDE system must be able to accept/track the following information:

4.3.2.1 Part availability transaction data:

Elements to be directly input by customers:

Part Number Tester Serial Number CAGE Code Part Serial Number Noun Failure Information Origin of Requirement (requiring organization) POC, and POC phone number

The system shall automatically generate the following elements for each transaction:

Unique Transaction Number Date/Time Requirement is Input Required Delivery Date (based upon delivery requirements identified in paragraph 4.2.2 Turn around time (in business days) for each completed transaction Yes/No determination for on-time delivery

The contractor shall input the following elements:

Revised Delivery Date with Comments (if required) Actual Delivery Date/Time Shipment Tracking Number Part Number/Serial Number/CAGE Code of replacement items UID Information for replacement components IAW PBWS paragraph 4.9

4.3.3 The system shall be web-based and easily accessible with varying access levels dependent upon type and functionality requirements of various system users.

4.3.4 In the event of unplanned system outages, the contractor shall provide an alternate, temporary method of conveying requirements and obtaining replacement assets (i.e. email, telephone, voice messaging, etc.)

4.3.5 Report Generation.

4.3.5.1 The contractor shall ensure the EDE is capable of generating real-time web-based data extraction, in Extensible Markup Language (XML) format, relative to failure by instrument part/serial number.

4.3.5.2 Information must be available for the Supply Chain Management (SCM) IPT to access periodically in order to assess performance based requirements of the contract.

The EDE shall be structured in such a way as to allow performance-related information and metrics to be captured over a user-specified range of dates.

4.3.6 The contractor shall ensure the EDE provides a level of security necessary to protect business data. The software tool employed by the contractor to satisfy this requirement will not be delivered to the Government at the completion of this contract, but the data contained within the system will be the Government’s property, to be delivered per terms in paragraph 4.16.2.

4.4 Certificates of Conformance shall be created by the contractor for all production hardware and repaired/overhauled/remanufactured sustainment items. These certificates shall remain on file for Government review as necessary.

4.5 The Government shall maintain strict configuration management of all items included in this contract. The contractor may provide recommendations for configuration changes as they deem necessary. The VDATS Program Office will evaluate the recommended changes and provide authorization as appropriate. CDRL A003 Engineering Change Proposal. (DI-MISC-80639C)

4.6 The contractor shall actively participate in the VDATS Joint Integrated Product Team, to include monthly conference calls and quarterly face-to-face meetings (program management reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc). The site of these meetings shall rotate between WR-ALC and the contractor’s facility.

4.7 The contractor shall perform system calibration in accordance with Government provided Calibration Test Procedures. The Government will provide one (1) Portable Automatic Test Equipment Calibrator (PATEC) and VDATS PATEC augmentation unit as GFP and the contractor shall be required to properly maintain it and all ancillary calibration equipment necessary to perform this calibration in accordance with current National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards.

4.8 When shipping containers are received that meet the requirements of the AFMC Form 158 and are suitable for return shipment of serviceable assets, the contractor shall reclaim, store, and protect for reuse. Unserviceable containers shall be disposed of and replaced with new containers that meet the requirements of the AFMC Form 158.

Packaging and Transportation shall be IAW AFMC Form 158, Contractor Commercial Packaging and MIL-STD-129P W/Change 3, Dated 29 Oct 04, Military Marking for Shipment and Storage.

4.9 The contractor shall supply Unique Identifiers in accordance with DFARS 252.211 – 7007 and VDATS technical data package.

4.10 The contractor shall manage all warranties of parts acquired/repaired for use on this contract to provide maximum benefit to the Government.

4.11 Security – A DD Form 254 is required.

4.12 These requirements contain mission essential services IAW DODI 3020.37, Continuation of Essential Contractor Services during Crisis for support of parts availability. This will be determined by the specific weapon system since the VDATS as a Family of Testers will sustain a wide and diverse range of AF aircraft, weapon systems, programs and end items; each of which have their own Force Activity Designator (FAD) and mission critical indicators.

4.13 The Government reserves the right to invoke the Inspection of Services Clause IAW

FAR 52.246-4.

4.14 The Contractor shall establish a Technical Order Distribution Account (TODA) and an Automated Computer Program Identification Numbering System (ACPINS) account through the PCO after contract award.

4.15 No government facilities will be made available.

4.16 Exit Strategy

4.16.1 At the termination of the contract, the Government reserves the right to purchase, at fair market value, residual contractor-owned hardware (spares, complete testers, modification kits, Calibration kits, and Interface Test Adapters) purchased with contractor funds to support the terms of this contract. All residual hardware purchased with Government funds shall be delivered to the Government at no additional charge.

4.16.2 Upon completion of the contract, and after all transactions have been completed and recorded, the information within the EDE shall be provided to the Government at no charge in accordance with CDRL A004 Electronic Data Exchange (DI-MISC- 80508B/T).

4.17 Subcontractor Participation: Contractor shall report all subcontractor Participation. The information provided will be used to verify that prime contractor is meeting the requirement to perform at least 50 percent of all work in accordance with FAR clause 52.219-14 CDRL A005 Report On Funding Actions And Subcontractor Participation (DI-MGMT-80368A/T).

5.0 Appendices and Publications:

5.1 List of Appendices

Appendix A – GFP List Appendix B – List of TRUs Appendix C – Glossary of Nonstandard Terms

5.2 Publications.

Publication Number

Sections that Apply

Date of Publication and Changes

Title of Publication

MIL-STD-129P

W/Change 3

Entire 29 Oct 2004 Military Marking for Shipment and Storage

51C3-1-143-3 Entire 30 Sep 2008 Technical Manual: Operations and Maintenance Instructions with Illustrated Parts Breakdown Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station Radio Frequency (VDATS

RF-1)

51C3-1-144-3 Entire 30 Sep 2008 Technical Manual: Operations and Maintenance Instructions with Illustrated Parts Breakdown Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station Digital/Analog (VDATS DA-

1/DA-2)

33D7-50-1154-1 Entire 25 Sep 2008 Technical Manual: Operations and Maintenance Instructions with Illustrated Parts Breakdown Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station Calibration Interface Test Adapter

33K9-4-78-1-WA-1 Entire 30 Nov 2008 Calibration Procedure: Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station Digital/Analog ,VDATS DA-1/DA-2

33K9-4-79-1-WA-1 Entire 30 Nov 2008 Calibration Procedure: Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station Radio Frequency ,VDATS RF-1

APPENDIX A

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

The following list comprises the total serviceable assets list that will be provided to the contractor in support of production and repair activities.

Item Part Number

CAGE Nomenclature Quantity Delivery to Contractor

200625631-20 98752 VDATS DA Assembly (DA-2) 1 each See para.

4.1.6.1

200625700-10 98752 VDATS Self Test Interface Test Adapter and Associated Hardware

1 each NLT 60 days after contract award

200625750-10 98752 Calibration/Test Interface Test Adapter and Associated Hardware

1 each NLT 60 days after contract award

PATECCORE 30653 Portable Automatic Test Equipment Calibrator

1 each NLT 60 days after contract award

200819850-10 98752 PATEC Augmentation Unit 1 each NLT 60 days after contract award

APPENDIX B

Replacement Items Supported IAW Paragraph 4.2 for VDATS Digital/Analog Test Station (DA-1 & DA-2) Note - Wherever units per assembly is blank assume units = 1; Units per assembly shown are for information purposes only and do not imply suggested stock levels.

PART NUMBER CAGE DESCRIPTION

UNITS PER

ASSY

200625801 98752 20 KVA PDU 1

200625821 98752 THREE-PHASE POWER CONTROLLER 1

200625822 98752 FAN, AC 8

200625825 98752 THERMISTOR 2

200625851 98752 DC PS 8 ASSEMBLY 1

200625927-10 98752 PULSE GENERATOR ASSEMBLY 1

200625960-10 98752 SYSTEM CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY 1

200625967 98752 PRINTER 1

200625968 98752 MONITOR 1

200625969 98752 OSCILLOSCOPE PASSIVE PROBE KIT 1

200625971 98752 OSCILLOSCOPE ACTIVE PROBE KIT 1

200626248 98752 POWER SUPPLY 1

200626249-10 98752 DOUBLE TIER RECEIVER ASSEMBLY 1

200625853 98752 CHASSIS 2

200625855 98752 AC MODULE 3

200625858 98752 LXI CONTROLLER 1

200625859 98752 LPDC MODULE 3

200625860 98752 HPDC MODULE 4

200625848-10 98752 DC PS 9 ASSEMBLY 1

200625861-01 98752 DC LOAD CHASSIS 1

200625866-01 98752 150 WATT LOAD 2

200625866-03 98752 250 WATT LOAD 2

200625866-05 98752 300 WATT LOAD 2

200625862-10 98752

ARBITRARY FUNCTION GENERATOR

ASSEMBLY

200625779 98752 VXI LOW POWER CHASSIS 1

200626180 98752 POWER SUPPLY MODULE 1

200626181 98752 HIGH POWER FAN MODULE 1

200626182 98752 EMS MODULE 1

200625915 98752 VXI - MXI-2 CONTROLLER (A2A2A0) 2

200625881 98752 VXI CPM CONTROLLER 1

200625887 98752 VXI SERIAL CARD (A2A2A4)) 1

200625717 98752 VXI SERIAL CARD ICA KIT 1

200625660 98752 CABLE INTERFACE BOARD 2

200625888 98752 VXI COUNTER TIMER 1

200625897 98752 VXI AWG (A2A2A9) and (A2A2A10) 2

200625898 98752 VXI DMM (A2A2A11) 1

200625899 98752 VXI SYNCRO/RESOLVER (A2A2A12) 1

200625902 98752 CPM CHASSIS 1

200625905 98752

CHANNEL MODULE (DA-1/DA-2)

DA-1: 7

DA-2: 11

200625906 98752 PORT MODULE 2

200625778 98752 HIGH POWER VXI CHASSIS 1

200625912 98752 VXI HIGH POWER PS1 1

200625913 98752 VXI HIGH POWER PS2 1

200625914 98752 VXI HIGH POWER FAN 1

200625917 98752 DIGITAL TEST INSTRUMENT

ASSEMBLY (DA-1/DA-2)

DA-1: 7

DA-2: 11

200625921 98752 DIGITAL TEST INSTRUMENT

CONTROLLER ASS’Y

200625924 98752 PROBE ASSEMBLY 1

200625926 98752 PROBE CARD 1

200625934 98752 DTI PROBE 1

200625974-10 98752 OSCILLOSCOPE ASSEMBLY 1

200625966 98752 HARD DRIVE 1

200625965 98752 REMOVABLE HARD DRIVE FRAME

AND CARRIER

200625964 98752 FOOT PEDAL 1

200625883-10 98752 VXI RELAY CARD 1 ASSEMBLY

200625889-10 98752 VXI RELAY CARD 2 ASSEMBLY

200625893-10 98752 VXI RELAY CARD 3 ASSEMBLY

200626264 98752 EMO TERMINATION PLUG

200625720-10 98752 PCB ASSEMBLY

Replacement Items Supported IAW Paragraph 4.2 for the Radio Frequency Roll-Up and Calibration ITA Note - Wherever units per assembly is blank assume units = 1; Units per assembly shown are for information purposes only and do not imply suggested stock levels.

PART NUMBER CAGE DESCRIPTION UNITS PER

ASSY

200626040 98752 10 KVA PDU (A1A1) 1

200625822 98752 FAN, AC 8

200626063 98752 SPECTRUM ANALYZER (A1A4) 1

200626065-10 98752 RF SIGNAL GENERATOR #1

ASSEMBLY (A1A5)

200626068 98752 FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION AMP

(A2A1)

200626070 98752 RUBIDIUM STANDARD (A2A2) 1

200626072-10 98752 VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER

ASSEMBLY (A2A3)

200626075-10 98752 RF SIGNAL GENERATOR #2 (A2A5) 1

200626078-10 98752 SCALAR NETWORK ANALYZER

ASSEMBLY (A2A6)

200626083 98752 POWER METER 1

200626084 98752 MICROWAVE COUNTER 1

200626170-029 98752 VNA TEST PORT CABLE 1

200626170-030 98752 VNA TEST PORT CABLE 1

200626171 98752 VNA CALIBRATION KIT 1

200626193 98752 NOISE SOURCE, Calibrated 1

200626196 98752 POWER SENSOR 2

200626197 98752 POWER SENSOR CABLES 2

200626198 98752 SNA DETECTORS 2

200626199 98752 DIRECTIONAL BRIDGE KIT 1

200626205 98752 DETECTOR EXTENSION CABLES 2

200625642-001 thru -006

98752 CABLE, APC 3.5 1

200626054-10 98752 RF SWITCHING ASSEMBLY

200626056 98752 1X6 TERMINATED RELAY MODULE 10

200626057 98752 1X2 TERMINATED RELAY MODULE 6

200626062 98752 MICROWAVE SYSTEM AMPLIFIER 1

CALIBRATION INTERFACE TEST ADAPTER

PART NUMBER CAGE DESCRIPTION UNITS PER

ASSY

200625790-10 98752 MAIN PCB ASSEMBLY 1

200626132 98752 DC TO 26.5 GHZ POWER SPLITTER 1

200626133 98752 10 MHZ TO 26.5 GHZ NEGATIVE

DETECTOR

200626047 98752 SMA FEMALE POWER DIVIDER, 2-

18 GHz

200626048 98752 BNC FEMALE POWER DIVIDER, 2-

500 MHz

200626155 98752 ATTENUATOR, BNC, 50 OHM, 2W,

2GHZ, 5X

200626156 98752 ATTENUATOR, BNC, 50 OHM, 2W,

2GHZ, 2X

200626157 98752 TYPE N BEAD SUPPORTED

AIRLINE

APPENDIX C

GLOSSARY OF NONSTANDARD TERMS

Carcass – A malfunctioning reparable asset that is removed from the station for repair.

Component – Any item supplied to the government as part of an END ITEM or of another component.

Gross Negligence - Any extraordinary act, intentional or not, that results in damage to equipment stemming from improper usage or handling of that equipment.

Serviceable – Any hardware asset that conforms to OEM form, fit and function specifications.

Stressors – Normal usage to include production and development workload that occurs during equipment usage in its intended environment within the typical operating envelope of the instrument.

TRU – Tester Replaceable Unit is a subassembly of a test station used to support organic repair of Air Force weapon system components and subassemblies.

UUT – Unit Under Test is a mission asset in repair at an organic depot or contractor facility.

VDATS – Versatile Depot Automatic Test Station is a DoD Family of Tester for use in support of Organic Depot repair of Air Force weapon system components and subassemblies.