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Figure D-1. Assessment Criteria Checklist Format Logistics Assessment Area Title (A definition/description of what is typically considered within this logistics assessment area) Evaluation Criteria Milestone B C FRP 1. Subsections within this logistics assessment are highlighted here: • More detailed assessment criteria. • Questions or statements that prompt the subject matter assessor to focus on specific requirements for this area. • These checklists are intentionally detailed and intended to support the entire range of acquisition programs. • Criteria should be tailored as appropriate for the program’s ACAT and phase of the life cycle 2. Milestone Columns • Associated with each measure is milestone information for a typical development program. An “X” in a milestone column adjacent to evaluation criteria indicates an action should be initiated before the milestone. o Checklists with no milestone column are applicable to all milestones. • Updates and/or implementation will be assessed at the subsequent milestone and decision point. These are indicated by a “U” in the appropriate milestone column. o For instance, an X in the Milestone B column indicates that the X activity cited in the criteria should be initiated prior to this milestone and therefore should be include in that milestone ILA. o A “U” indicates that items initiated for previous milestones will be X U updated for subsequent milestones, and therefore, should be included in that milestone ILA. • Assessors should supplement the criteria contained in the checklists with their own expertise to ensure the ILA meets the intent of assessing the adequacy of product support and sustainment planning and implementation for upcoming milestone decisions. • Assessors should supplement milestone indications in the checklists with their expertise to determine if criteria is applicable to a specific milestone. Version 1: Jan 2006 48 Air Force Independent Logistics Assessment Handbook
D-1. Warfighter Capability Requirements Product support requirements should relate to a system’s operational effectiveness, operational suitability and TOC. Sources for warfighter performance requirements are KPPs and KSAs in the JCIDS documents (CDD, CPD), the acquisition strategy and other performance agreements. These warfighter performance requirements serve as a basis for logistics tradeoffs, decisions, and implementation of a logistics program. • Are the warfighter needs reflected in the performance agreements, capabilities, and specification documents • Do warfighter needs address reduced footprint and TOCs as well as improved operational availability, deployability and sustainability • Are operating and support objectives defined where feasible, considering performance histories of previous systems or systems of similar capabilities • Are key designs for support-related cost and performance parameters (e.g., availability, reliability, maintainability, diagnostics, and manpower) included in the ICD and as design requirements for subsequent acquisition phases • Do requirements improve on logistics footprint reductions, limitations and deployment requirements compared to previous or similar systems • How do the requirements address the need to reduce multiple configurations • Do the performance agreements reflect warfighter requirements and are they measurable objectives • Are contractual performance specifications adequate to address reliability, maintainability, and availability, and is there a requirements traceability matrix linking capability requirements to specifications placed on contract Version 1: Jan 2006 49 Air Force Independent Logistics Assessment Handbook
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