Yorktown Attachment1.docx
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Attachment 1 is an operational requirements document for the MK 48 Torpedo Intermediate Maintenance Activity (IMA) at Naval Submarine Torpedo Facility (NAVSUBTORPFAC) Yorktown, Virginia. The document outlines 15 operational requirement categories totaling approximately 117,998 hours of level of effort annually. Core maintenance activities include Guidance & Control section maintenance, Fleet Exercise Section maintenance, Warhead maintenance, Torpedo Online and Offline maintenance and assembly, Torpedo Mounted Dispenser maintenance, and Progressive Depot Level Repair (PDLR) capabilities for electronic, mechanical, and electro-mechanical torpedo components. Quality Assurance functions span quality system auditing, corrective and preventive action program administration, inspector training and qualification, final acceptance inspection, and participation in quality councils and review boards.
Additional support requirements include test equipment maintenance and modification for In-Service Support Equipment (ISSE) and Depot Factory Test Equipment (DFTE), ordnance handling equipment and calibrated equipment management, comprehensive training system management including initial and continuous job-specific training and AA&E qualifications, supply chain management encompassing material requisitioning and inventory management, facilities and environmental management including hazardous waste handling and OTTO Fuel Reclaim System operation, and Information Technology support for Navy and Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI)/Nautilus account and asset management plus MK48 Torpedo Automated Process Control System (APCS) support. The requirement applies to maintenance of MK 48 MOD 6, MOD 6 ACOT, and MOD 7 CBASS Warshot and Exercise variants across a five-year period with 61 full-time equivalents per year.
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Attachment 1: NAVSUBTORPFAC Yorktown
The mandatory HWT I-Level and PDLR Level Maintenance and associated integral and ancillary support requirements (approximately 117,998 hours level of effort per annum) are as follows:
| Operational Requirement |
| Detailed Description |
(maintenance includes preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and corrective maintenance/repair)
| 1. Guidance & Control, Fleet Exercise Section (FES) and Warhead I-Level Maintenance |
| 1. Describe experience with Heavyweight Torpedo: |
a. Guidance & Control (G&C) section maintenance.
b. FES section maintenance.
c. Warhead maintenance
| 2. Torpedo Online maintenance, assembly and testing |
| 2. Describe experience with Heavyweight Torpedo Online maintenance, assembly, comprehensive testing and maintenance of associated handling equipment. |
| 3. Torpedo Offline maintenance, assembly and testing. |
| 3. Describe experience with Heavyweight Torpedo Offline maintenance, assembly, comprehensive testing and maintenance of associated handling equipment. |
| 4.Torpedo Mounted Dispenser (TMD) maintenance |
| 4. Describe experience in: |
a. TMD maintenance
| 5. Quality Assurance. Knowledge and experience with application of common torpedo IMA quality system programs, requirements and procedures. |
| 5. Explain/Describe experience with: |
a. Quality System Auditing
b. Corrective, Preventative and Failure Reporting and Corrective Action program administration.
c. Quality Inspector Training & Qualification.
d. Documentation and Software Media Control.
e. Metrics collection, analysis and indicator development.
f. Final Acceptance Inspection.
g. Records retention requirements.
h. Critique/Quality Forum facilitation.
i. Sentencing and Receipt, Issue and Storage Inspection.
j. Control and Administration of Inspection Indication Devices.
k. Development of Materials and Presentations for and Active Participation in the IMA Quality Council (IQC), Global Quality Council (GQC), Corrective Action Review Team (CART), Preventative Action Review Team (PART) and Failure Review Board (FRB).
| 6. Quality Assurance functions |
| 6. Describe experience with and understanding of the roles and responsibilities of: |
a. Quality Assurance Inspector
b. Quality Assurance Supply Inspector
c. Final Acceptance Inspector
d. Top Level Reviewer
e. Technical Library Technician
| 7. Progressive Depot Level Repair (PDLR) (providing limited depot level repair capability in an Intermediate Maintenance Activity location) |
| 7. Describe experience related to: |
a. Electronic, mechanical, and electro-mechanical Depot level repair of torpedo components
b. Drafting and Maintaining PDLR Work Instructions (WI’s), including procedure development, certification and introduction in cooperation with the In-Service Engineering Agency (ISEA)
c. Speed Control Valve Repair and Testing
| 8. Test Equipment Maintenance (preventive and corrective maintenance to GFE test equipment) |
| 8. Describe experience in conducting all required periodic/corrective maintenance and calibration on all In-Service Support Equipment (ISSE) and Depot Factory Test Equipment (DFTE) authorized for use at the IMA, including calibration and self-test. |
| 9. Test Equipment modification |
| 9. Describe experience with implementing upgrades to GFE Test Equipment including: |
a. Ordnance Alterations, (ORDALTs)
b. Retrofit Installation Drawing (RIDs)
c. Production Screens (PSs) Retrofit Screens (RSs)
| 10. Test Equipment Fault Isolation |
| 10. Describe experience performing fault isolation between the torpedo and test equipment, including ability for Test Equipment Maintenance technicians to train torpedo technicians on troubleshooting fault logic diagrams and schematic diagrams. |
| 11. Ordnance Handling Equipment (OHE) and Calibrated Equipment management |
| 11. Describe experience in management of: |
a. procurement and scheduling maintenance and testing of OHE
b. Procurement, scheduling and coordinating calibration of calibrated equipment as well as documentation retention.
| 12. Training Support |
| 12. Describe experience in management of a comprehensive training system including: |
a. Initial training/Indoctrination.
b. Job specific initial qualifications.
c. Continuous job specific training.
d. AA&E Qualification/Certification program.
e. Material Handling Equipment training/licensing.
| 13. Supply |
| 13. Describe experience with: |
a. Material requisitioning
b. Requisition management
c. Data analysis
d. HAZMAT support
e. DLR support
f. Inventory management
g. Shipping/Receiving/Disposal
| 14. Facilities/Environmental management, Hazardous Waste management, OTTO Fuel Reclaim System (OFRS) |
| 14. Describe experience in Torpedo IMA: |
a. Facilities management
b. Environmental management
c. Hazardous waste management
d. OTTO Fuel reclaim system operation
| 15. Information Technology (IT) support |
| 15. Describe experience in: |
a. Navy and Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI)/Nautilus account management
b. MK48 Torpedo Automated Process Control System (APCS) support
c. NMCI/Nautilus asset management
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