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RFP: N00019-16-R-3001
PID: N00019-15-P1-PMA-299-0097
24 August 2015
Attachment (05) FRACAS Failure Determination Relevant Failures are defined as:
a. Intermittent failures.
b. Unverified failures (failures that cannot be duplicated, that are still under investigation, or for which no cause could be determined).
c. Verified failures not otherwise excluded under these requirements.
d. Pattern failures.
Non-relevant failures are defined as:
a. Installation damage.
b. Accident or mishandling.
c. Failures of the test facility or test-peculiar instrumentation.
d. Equipment failures caused by an externally applied overstress condition, in excess of the approved test requirements.
e. Normal operating adjustments (non-failures) specified in the approved equipment operating instructions.
f. Secondary failures within the equipment, which are directly caused by non-relevant or relevant primary failures. The secondary failures must be proved to be dependent on the primary failure.
g. Failures caused by human errors.
Chargeable Failures are defined as follows:
a. Relevant Failures
b. Independent failures.
1. Equipment design.
2. Equipment manufacturing.
3. Part design.
4. Part manufacturing.
5. Software errors identified, corrected, and verified during the pretest, the system verification, and the test, shall not be chargeable as equipment failures.
6. Contractor-furnished equipment (CFE) (operating, maintenance, or repair procedures that cause equipment failures).
Non-chargeable failures are defined as follows:
a. Non-relevant failures.
b. Failures induced by GFE operating, maintenance, or repair procedures.
c. Failures of items having a specified life expectancy and operated beyond the specified replacement time of the item.
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