The Initial Capabilities Document, the Acquisition Strategy (AS), Systems Engineering Plan (SEP) and Capability Development Document (CDD) guide the efforts of this phase. Updated program development schedule including fabrication, test and evaluation, software coding and critical path drivers. ), Reliability Growth Curves (RGC) (See DoDI 5000.02, Enc 3, sec. Other technical information (such as models and simulations) may be useful for understanding both the need and its context. An opportunity is a potential future benefit to the program’s cost, schedule, and/or performance baseline. During the Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction (TMRR) and Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) phases, technical assessments provide a basis for tracking development of the system and lower-level system element designs. Opportunities with sufficient potential should be evaluated relative to the potential management options of pursue, defer to reevaluate or reject. ), Environment, safety and occupational health (ESOH) planning (See DoDI 5000.02, Enc 3, sec. This process is repeated for each system element and culminates in the complete allocated baseline at the system-level PDR. As a best practice, consideration should be given to designating a Service engineering representative to support concept and requirements definition and associated decisions in preparation for the MDD. The SEP Outline requires that HSI be addressed as a design consideration. Risk consequence is measured as a deviation against the program’s performance, schedule or cost baseline and should be tailored for the program. Identifying and analyzing the constraints that the technology and design and realization techniques impose on the design solution. Ensuring technical risk items associated with the verified product baseline are identified and analyzed, and mitigation plans are in place. Ensuring all performance requirements, both explicit and derived, are defined and traceable (both directions) between requirements in the draft CDD including Key Performance Parameters (KPPs), Key System Attributes (KSAs), other system attributes and the system performance specification (see. The purpose of CSI analysis is to ensure that Program Managers (PMs) for DoD acquisition programs who enter into contracts involving CSIs do so only with resources approved by the Design Control Activity (DCA). Develop corrective action plans as needed. Building system elements in accordance with implementation procedures, tolerances and applicable ESOH, security, and privacy. Stakeholder Requirements Definition Process). Affordability – Systems Engineering Trade-Off Analyses, CH 1–4.2.15., and CH 2–2.1. Measure and track program maturity using technical performance measures, requirements stability and integrated schedules. As is feasible, TMRR phase should factor software sustainment considerations to inform cost and acquisition strategy, to include government technical data rights. A system-level CDR assessment is required for MDAPs and MAIS programs. Section 3.3 presents alternative analyses of the baseline results. Document the process to request and allocate resources (personnel, schedule and budget) to mitigate risks and issues. Like any independent review, the PSA prevents problems by early recognition of risks and identification of proposed mitigation activities. Reliability growth curves should be stated in a series of intermediate goals and tracked through fully integrated, system-level test and evaluation events until the reliability threshold is achieved. To assess producibility on a product level, both the product and its manufacturing processes should be measured. The system PDR assesses the preliminary design as captured in system performance specifications for the lower-level system elements; it further ensures that documentation for the preliminary design correctly and completely captures each such specification. Analyze requirements for specificity, completeness, consistency, measurability, testability and feasibility. Feasibility, cost and schedule are determined to be within acceptable risk margins. to capture time-phased measures against the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) (see CH 3–4.1.3.1. Metrics should evaluate the performance of the system or subsystem elements in achieving critical technical attributes (e.g., weight) that contribute to meeting system requirements. The figure does not cover the ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 Agreement and Organizational project-enabling processes because those apply to commercial system development and is outside the scope of DoD acquisition. Manufacturing Workforce (Engineering and Production): assess the required skills, certification requirements, availability and required number of personnel to support the manufacturing effort. As such, the IMS serves as a tool for time-phasing work, assessing technical performance, and once baselined, forms the framework for Earned Value Management System (EVMS). This figure summarizes the requirements of DoDI 4650.01. Responding to deficiencies and develop corrective actions. Therefore, it is up to each Program Management Office (PMO) to determine if and how these standards should be used to support a particular project. In contrast, sustainment is more concerned with the end user’s ability to operate and maintain a system once it is in inventory and deployed. The Preliminary Design Review (PDR) should provide sufficient confidence to proceed with detailed design. The planning, scheduling and conduct of event-driven technical reviews (Critical Design Review (CDR), Functional Configuration Audit (FCA), System Verification Review (SVR), and Production Readiness Review (PRR)) are vital to provide key points for assessing system maturity and the effectiveness of risk-reduction strategies. Technical Reviews and Audits) that occur throughout the acquisition life cycle. The results from an SRA inform management decisions, support what-if scenarios and provide input for mitigating risk. Manage cascading/deferred requirements and mitigate development concurrency. PMs should coordinate with the contracting authority to be kept aware of materiel recalls and shortfalls that may impact production rates and sustainment. Depending on technology maturity, the Implementation process may develop, buy or reuse system elements to render the system. Product baseline established. Is composed of technologies demonstrated in a relevant environment that can be integrated into a system with acceptable levels of risk. ), ESOH analyses (See DoDI 5000.02, Enc 3, sec. Table 4 identifies several vital practices, and briefly describes essential elements and approaches for their implementation. DoDI 5000.02, para 5.c.3 describes several acquisition models that serve as examples of defense program structures tailored to the type of product being acquired or to the need for accelerated acquisition. Risk mitigation activities should include assigned resources reflected in the IMP, IMS, and earned value management (EVM) baselines. Pre-Materiel Development Decision) and end when the phase-specific entrance criteria for the next program milestone, designated by the MDA, have been met. Effective SE and SWE principles and practices should help anticipate, plan for and mitigate SW development and system integration challenges and risks. 16), to the developmental and operational testers before any test exposing personnel to ESOH hazards. The program may choose to integrate the modeling and simulation planning details into the program plan or create a separate modeling and simulation planning document. Integration activities support the Interface Management process by verifying that accurate and effective interface specifications are documented. In addition to the general responsibilities identified in CH 3–2.5. Is configured to minimize exposure of vulnerabilities that could impact the mission through techniques such as design choice, component choice, security technical implementation guides and patch management in the development environment (including integration and T&E), in production and throughout sustainment. Producibility, Quality, and Manufacturing Readiness. Incorporating CPC requirements, plans, specification, standards and criteria into relevant contractual documentation for all equipment and facilities. ���d�� It is filled with stories from the field, allowing the reader to walk in the shoes of other coaches. Configuration Management Process). Functional design integrates producibility requirements (measure of relative ease of manufacturing) with no significant compromises to quality and performance. This includes identifying factors that drive the program’s life-cycle costs and Sustainment Key Performance Parameter/Key System Attributes (KPP/KSA) to establish affordable and achievable goals and caps (see CH 3–2. When the circumstances reach a point that the number and complexity of interfaces can no longer be managed effectively, poor interface configuration control can result in degraded system performance, affordability, sustainability and maintainability. Experience has shown that programs that develop an integration plan are more successful. A robust Decision Analysis process acknowledges that the decision maker has full responsibility, authority and accountability for the decision at hand. When a full-up system prototype is not part of the program’s acquisition strategy, the FCA is used to validate system element functionality. The result of the Architecture Design process is an architectural design that meets the end-user capability needs shown in the Requirements Management process to have all stated and derived requirements allocated to lower-level system elements and to have the possibility of meeting cost, schedule and performance objectives. As such, the SEP should clarify the timing of events in relation to other SE and program events. The Chief Engineer should review this table and tailor the criteria for the program. (NOTE: The use of certain HAZMATs in system design can increase life-cycle cost and create barriers to Foreign Military Sales.) If a joint program uses a memorandum of agreement (MOA) to document risk acceptance authority and user representative offices, they should attach the MOA to the PESHE. The primary document to address IM is the Insensitive Munitions Strategic Plan (IMSP), as required by USD(AT&L) memorandum, "Insensitive Munitions Strategic Plans," July 21, 2004, which establishes DoD policy for the annual submission of IMSPs to the Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) and Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics) (OUSD(AT&L)), by the Program Executive Officer (PEO) for munitions programs. The PM and Systems Engineer may hold incremental CDRs for lower-level system elements, culminating with a system-level CDR. Conducting analysis to identify and mitigate potential obsolescence impacts (i.e., Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortages (DMSMS)). Implications of this lack of visibility into the supply chain include counterfeit vulnerabilities and counterfeit parts being more readily available. Identifying areas for potential tailoring (including rationale) for MDA approval. Results of the PRR and associated manufacturing readiness assessments are typically documented in a written report or out-brief. Before selecting and implementing a SE tool or technique, the Systems Engineer should consider: Major Defense Acquisition Programs (MDAPs) and Major Automated Information System (MAIS) programs should clearly identify tools in use, define tool interfaces when the Government and developer select different tools to use for the same purpose and describe how the tools support the program’s SE approach. Controlled interfaces with enabling systems in the SoS architecture drive system design. Technical Planning includes the following activities: Key factors that the Systems Engineer should consider when accomplishing technical planning include: In addition to the SEP, the technical planning effort supports the development of the following documents: Other useful resources available to assist the PM and Systems Engineer in the Technical Planning process can be found in the "Guidance & Tools" section of the ODASD(SE) Policy and Guidance website. Support of materiel readiness and logistical support efforts. Configuration Management Process for a description of baselines. The physical architecture consists of one or more product structures, or views, of the physical solution. Support requirements management, and monitor for unnecessary requirements growth (e.g., derived versus implied requirements). Identifying method(s) of examining the production-representative item (e.g., disassembly, inspection and reassembly) and verifying the item against related design documentation. The DoD guide defines four types of SoS (see Table 3). Technical reviews should occur when the requisite knowledge is expected and required. and DoDI 5000.02, Enc 8, for more information regarding the affordability goal/cap). Maintains priority system functions under adverse conditions. The Technical Review Chair determines when the review is complete. Once validated, a Configuration Steering Board assumes responsibility to review all requirements changes and any significant technical configuration changes for ACAT I and IA programs in development, production, and sustainment that have the potential to result in cost and schedule impacts to the program. The primary objective of the Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction (TMRR) phase is to reduce technical risk and develop a sufficient understanding of the materiel solution to support sound investment decisions at the pre-Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) Review and at Milestone B regarding whether to initiate a formal acquisition program. Leading or supporting the technical evaluation during source selection, to include providing inputs to the development of source selection criteria. 2 further integrates CPC planning into sustainment. Program Managers and Systems Engineers can incorporate the standards into acquisition contracts to support delivery of required operational capability. A resource for SVR preparation is IEEE 15288.2 "Standard for Technical Reviews and Audits on Defense Programs". The combination of open systems architecture and an open business model permits the acquisition of systems that are modular and interoperable, allowing for system elements to be added, modified, replaced, removed and/or supported by different vendors throughout the life cycle in order to afford opportunities for enhanced competition and innovation. Develop an integration plan that tracks interdependent program touch points, identifies risks and institutes a plan to mitigate them. The Alternative Systems Review is focused on achieving a government-to-government understanding of the user’s needs and the preferred materiel solution. These sustainability analyses can help reduce system TOC by uncovering previously hidden or ignored life-cycle costs, leading to more informed decisions earlier in the acquisition life cycle. Allocated Baseline: Describes the functional and interface characteristics for all system elements (allocated and derived from the higher-level product structure hierarchy) and the verification required to demonstrate achievement of those specified characteristics. For Major Defense Acquisition Programs, the PM ensures that the program office is structured to interface with the SE WIPT (a multidisciplinary team responsible for the planning and execution of SE) to address DoD leadership concerns and interests. Lead to the development or improvement of all human interfaces. The PM and Systems Engineer should develop a technology management strategy for maintaining insight into technology trends and internal product changes by the manufacturer, and testing the effects of those changes on the system when necessary. When using either Task 108 or NAS 411, the Program Manager and Systems Engineer should document the following data elements for each listed HAZMAT: The Systems Engineer manages hexavalent chromium usage in systems to balance the requirements for corrosion prevention and control and the procedures in DFARS (Subpart 223.73 - Minimizing the Use of Hexavalent Chromium). Critical thinking during early program formulation is important to clearly identify the internal and external stakeholders, system interdependencies, technological opportunities, contractual and budgetary constraints and policy mandates. 17), the Program Manager (PM) and Systems Engineer for munitions programs and other energetic devices (such as ordnance, warheads, bombs and rocket motors) and munitions handling, storage and transport programs have an overriding responsibility to address safety aspects of their programs in trade studies, design reviews, milestone reviews and in JCIDS documents. The incremental reviews lead to an overall system PRR. Ability to re-compete item acquisition, upgrades, and sustainment activities in the interest of achieving cost savings; the lack of technical data and/or data rights often makes it difficult or impossible to award contracts to anyone other than the original manufacturer, thereby taking away much or all of the Government’s ability to reduce total ownership costs (TOC). Throughout the acquisition life cycle, the Systems Engineer should apply Human Systems Integration (HSI) design criteria, principles and practices described in MIL-STD-1472 (Human Engineering) and MIL-STD-46855 (Human Engineering Requirements for Military Systems, Equipment and Facilities). The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) represents the decomposition of both the scope of work and defines the hierarchically related product-oriented elements necessary to accomplish program objectives and develop required deliverables. ), Informed advice to the plan and budget for the next phase, including support to the AoA and non-AoA technical efforts required to prepare for the initial milestone review. ), Informed advice to the Request for Proposal (RFP), Informed advice to the Acquisition Strategy (AS) (See CH 1–4.1. The DoD Corrosion Prevention and Control Planning Guidebook for Military Systems and Equipment (MS&E) (i.e. DAG Chapter 5 Manpower Planning & Human Systems Integration, DoD guide: "Intellectual Property: Navigating through Commercial Waters. Figure 34 depicts the characteristics of a properly defined and monitored TPM to provide early detection or prediction of problems that require management. The PM and Systems Engineer should apply appropriate resources with the requisite skill sets to ensure successful execution of each process. It also includes assessments of the industrial base. ), Informed advice to the Test and Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP) (See CH 8–4.1. Prototyping and end-item development strategy for Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction (TMRR) phase focused on key technical risk areas. Both the Component-level and DoD-level IM review organizations can provide additional guidance and can assess the adequacy of the IMSP. Acquisition milestones and SE technical reviews and audits serve as key points throughout the life cycle to evaluate significant achievements and assess technical maturity and risk. DEMIL eliminates functional capabilities and inherent military design features from both serviceable and unserviceable DoD materiel. There are two types of WBS: (1) the Program WBS; and (2) the Contract WBS (including flow-down reporting requirements). Standards, such as those for design, build, test and certification, are a compilation of lessons learned over time. This benefit enables an incremental approach to capability adaptation in MOSA-enabled systems and is a benefit of the modularity originally specified in the functional architecture. This control provides the Systems Engineer with a means of ensuring consistency of the system architecture definition throughout the acquisition life cycle. These safeguards not only ensure Government compliance regarding the use of data but also guarantee and safeguard contractor data delivered to the Government and extend responsibilities of data handling and use to parties who subsequently use the data. Updated Cost Analysis Requirements Description (CARD) is consistent with the approved initial product baseline, System production cost model has been updated, allocated to system-element level and tracked against targets, Detailed design (hardware and software), including interface descriptions, are complete and satisfy all requirements in the functional baseline, Requirements trace among functional, allocated and initial product baselines is complete and consistent, Key product characteristics having the most impact on system performance, assembly, cost, reliability and sustainment or ESOH have been identified to support production decisions, Initial product baseline documentation is sufficiently complete and correct to enable hardware fabrication and software coding to proceed with proper configuration management, Assessment of the technical effort and design indicates potential for operational test and evaluation success (operationally effective and operationally suitable) (See, 100% of Critical Safety Items and Critical Application Items have completed drawings, specifications and instructions, Failure mode, effects and criticality analysis (FMECA) is complete, Estimate of system reliability and maintainability based on engineering analyses, initial test results or other sources of demonstrated reliability and maintainability, Detailed design satisfies sustainment and Human Systems Integration (HSI) requirements (See, Software functionality in the approved initial product baseline is consistent with the updated software metrics and resource-loaded schedule, Software and interface documents are sufficiently complete to support the review, Detailed design is producible and assessed to be within the production budget, Process control plans have been developed for critical manufacturing processes, Critical manufacturing processes that affect the key product characteristics have been identified, and the capability to meet design tolerances has been determined, Verification (developmental test and evaluation (DT&E)) assessment to date is consistent with the initial product baseline and indicates the potential for test and evaluation success (See Test and Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP) and Chief Developmental Tester in, Approach/Strategy for test and evaluation defined in the TEMP accounts for risks with a mitigation plan; necessary integration and test resources are documented in the TEMP and current availabilities align with the Program’s IMS (Systems Engineer coordinates with Chief Developmental Tester in this area; see, PDR is successfully completed; all PDR actions are closed, Integrating activities of any lower-level CDRs have occurred; identified issues are documented in action plans, All entry criteria stated in the contract (e.g., SOW, SEP, approved SEMP and system performance specification) have been satisfied, Program schedule as depicted in the updated IMS (see, Program is executable with the existing budget and the approved initial product baseline, Detailed trade studies and system producibility assessments are under way, Issues cited in the ISP are being satisfactorily addressed, Materials and tooling are available to meet the pilot line schedule, Life-Cycle Sustainment Plan (LCSP), including updates on program sustainment development efforts and schedules based on current budgets, test and evaluation results and firm supportability design features, is approved, Long-lead procurement plans are in place; supply chain assessments are complete. 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