JSC-67723-Propulsion-Standard-Response-Form.xlsx

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Engineering Propulsion Standards Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM)
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The file JSC-67723-Propulsion-Standard-Response-Form.xlsx is a response form for a NASA Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM) regarding a new comprehensive human-rated spacecraft propulsion system standard. NASA's Johnson Space Center is seeking industry feedback on two key documents: the JSC-67723 Standard for the Control of Catastrophic Hazards in Human-Rated Spacecraft Propulsion Systems and a companion presentation on lessons learned and standards gaps. The virtual meeting is scheduled for June 13, 2025, from 9:00am to 12:00pm, with interested parties required to RSVP by June 11, 2025, at 4:00pm Central time.

The purpose of this TIM is to review and improve a new propulsion system standard that addresses design, analysis, inspection, and test requirements for controlling catastrophic hazards across various spacecraft missions. NASA aims to incorporate industry insights into the standard, focusing on best practices and lessons learned from previous human spaceflight programs. Participants are asked to submit their response forms to Eric Hurlbert via email by June 30th at 5:00pm Central time. NASA reserves the right to share received information with engineering organizations and program stakeholders, with all inputs to be kept anonymous from other responders.

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EVALUATOR
INFORMATIONEVALUATIONSDISPOSITION/EXPLANATIONS/RECLAMA

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PROGRAMORGEMAILPRODUCT NUMBERSECTION #PARA/ TABLE/ FIGURE #RQMT/ ITEM#FROMTOGENERAL COMMENT
AND/OR RATIONALECOMMENT TYPE#COMMENT DISPOSITIONEXPLANATIONS & MODIFICATIONSORG RECLAMARECLAMA RATIONALE
JSC-67723-Propulsion-Standard

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