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E-1. Pre-IOC and FOC (continued)
• Are technical manuals (hard copy or electronic) available in the quantities required
• Are they up-to-date
• Do they match the fielded configurations
Supply
• Is there an adequate, formalized plan for transitioning from contractor supply support
to full Air Force supply support or have commercial support agreements been
established
• Have adequate funds been budgeted to support both interim and Air Force support
requirements
• Is an approved parts list provided for each equipment type
• Have requisition and turn-in procedures been established for repairable items
• Are contractor points of contact identified for the supply officer to seek assistance
when supply problems occur
• Is wholesale supply support adequate
• Are there backorders for critical parts
• Do parts lists reflect the current component level configuration
• Has TAV been implemented across the program, including contractor assets
• Have asset identification strategies been implemented (RFID, UID, etc.)
Configuration Management
• Does the platform configuration and logistics support index database/weapons system
file reflect accurate configurations
• Does the appropriate program database reflect an accurate system configuration
• How are software configurations tracked and are processes in place to ensure
repository accuracy
Training
• Are training courses adequate and appropriate to fielded configuration(s)
• Have instructors and key personnel training been accomplished
• Are training courses conducted in a sufficient timeframe to support IOC/fielding
• What kind of training equipment is required for maintenance, support personnel, and
crews
• Is the training equipment meeting its specifications
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