Attachment_023_SEMA_Appendix_S_PWS

W58RGZ-15-R-0044 APPENDIX S to TRANSPORT PWS

Perfect Order Fulfillment (POF) Time Lines & Urgency of Need Designators

The following represents the required time lines associated with POF.

The POF definition indicates that POF measures the percentage of orders that meet performance on time, with accurate documentation, correct/complete (correct quantity/no missing components) condition and damage free.

The below are the hours associated with the “time” indicated in the definition above that the contractor shall meet for POF.

Urgency of Need Designators (UND) A, B, C

Urgency of Need Designators Time Maximum Allowable CONUS (Hours)

Time Maximum Allowable OCONUS (Hours)

A 48 96 B 72 120 C 96 144

UND – Time – Location Table

UND Required for

A Immediate end–use and without which the force or activity is unable to perform assigned operational missions, or such condition will occur within 15 days in the CONUS and 20 days overseas (note 1).

A Immediate installation on or repair of mission–essential materiel and without which the force or activity is unable to perform assigned operational missions (note 1).

A Immediate end–use to install or repair direct support equipment (such as ground support and firefighting) needed to operate mission–essential materiel (note 1).

A Immediate end–use to replace or repair mission–essential training materiel and without which the force or activity is unable to perform assigned training mission.

A Immediate end–use to replace or repair essential physical facilities of an industrial or production activity and without which it is unable to perform assigned missions.

A Immediate end–use to avoid an existing work stoppage at industrial or production activities that manufacture, modify, or maintain mission– essential materiel.

A Immediate end–use to avoid an existing work stoppage on a production line that repairs and maintains unserviceable, intensively managed or critical items.

UND Required for

B Immediate end–use and without which the capability of the force or activity to perform assigned operational missions is impaired (note 2).

B Immediate installation on or repair of mission–essential materiel and without which the capability of the force or activity to perform assigned operational missions is impaired (note 2).

B Immediate end–use to install or repair auxiliary equipment.

B Immediate end–use to replace or repair mission–essential or auxiliary training equipment and without which the capability of the force or activity to perform assigned missions is impaired.

B Immediate end–use to replace or repair essential physical facilities of an industrial or production activity and without which the capability of the activity to perform assigned missions is impaired.

B Precluding an expected work stoppage at industrial or production activities that manufacture, modify, or maintain mission–essential materiel.

B Precluding an expected work stoppage on a production line that repairs and maintains unserviceable, intensively managed or critical items.

B Immediate replacement of the safety level quantity of mission–essential items on allowance or load lists (e.g., prescribed load lists, spare kits, and station set) when the last item has already been issued out–of–bin to end–use.

B

Immediate stock replenishment at oversea forward area supply activities when customer mission essential stock levels go below the safety level and stock due in is not expected to arrive prior to stock on hand reaching a zero balance. The quantity ordered should be the minimum amount to keep a positive stock balance until due–in materiel arrives.

UND Required for

C On–schedule repair or maintenance manufacture or replacement of all equipment.

C Replenishment of stock to meet authorized stockage objectives.

C Purposes not specifically covered by any other UND.

Notes:

1. These materiel requirements affect the readiness of mission–essential requirements.

They actually result in a casualty report, according to equipment readiness information systems authorized by the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), JCS, and DOD component headquarters only.

2. These materiel requirements directly affect the capability of the force or activity to perform its mission. It can temporarily accomplish assigned missions and tasks but with effectiveness and efficiency below the acceptable readiness levels determined by the DOD component headquarters.