Attachment_0076_-_Criticality_Analysis_Template_(25MAR2019).docx

Attachment 0076 – Criticality Analysis Template

W56HZV-18-R-0174

Attachment 0076 – Criticality Analysis Template

W56HZV-18-R-0174

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2. Criticality Analysis

· Document the results of the Criticality analysis in Table 1 below.

· Criticality should be assessed in terms of relative impact on the system’s ability to complete its mission if the component fails.

· Level I is total mission failure, Level II is significant/unacceptable degradation, Level III is partial/acceptable, and Level IV is negligible.

Table 1: Criticality Analysis Part 1 – Missions, Functions and Components

(I,II,III,IV)

3. The Level I and Level II components identified in Table 1 shall then be prioritized for resources and attention based on a variety of factors. The results of this prioritization are in the Table 2 below.

Note: Additional blank columns are provided for program-specific analysis/prioritization variables. The program manager is ultimately responsible for prioritizing effort/resources against critical components, and the purpose of this table is to capture the rationale for that prioritization.

Table 2: Critical Component Prioritization Critical Components (Level I/II from Part 1) Missions Supported

(Y/N, If Y: what kind?)

Specifically Designed for Military Use?

(Y/N)

(H / M / L)

H

M

M

M

M

H

M

H

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