Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL) Deskbook

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4.8 Conduct the Assessment of Manufacturing Readiness .................................... 4-94.8.1 Review the Self Assessment .................................................................... 4-94.8.2 Conduct Assessment ................................................................................ 4-94.8.3 Complete the Assessment ...................................................................... 4-114.9 Prepare the Assessment Report .................................................................... 4-115. Manufacturing Maturation Plans and Risk Management .................................. 5-15.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 5-15.2 Development of a Manufacturing Maturation Plan ........................................... 5-25.3 Risk Management Best Practices .................................................................... 5-36. Applying MRLs in Contract Language ............................................................... 6-16.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................... 6-16.2 Strategies for Competitive RFP Language ....................................................... 6-16.3 Manufacturing Readiness RFP Language for Source Selection ..................... 6-26.4 SOO Language for All RFPs ............................................................................ 6-36.5 SOW Language for Contracts .......................................................................... 6-46.6 Other Deliverables ........................................................................................... 6-4ii
APPENDICESA. Detailed MRL Definitions (Threads Matrix) ......................................................... A-1B. Acronyms .............................................................................................................. B-1LIST OF FIGURESFigure 3-1. Relationship of MRLs to System Milestones, TRLs, and TechnicalReviews ....................................................................................................................... 3-2Figure 4-1. Sample Process Flow for Conducting an Assessment ofManufacturing Readiness .......................................................................................... 4-1LIST OF TABLESTable 4-1 Example of Added Detail Derived from Site Visits ............................... 4-10Table A-1 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Technology andIndustrial Base Thread ............................................................................. A-1Table A-2 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Design Thread ...................... A-3Table A-3 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Cost and Funding Thread ... A-5Table A-4 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Materials Thread .................. A-8Table A-5 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Process Capability andControl Thread ........................................................................................ A-10Table A-6 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Quality ManagementThread ..................................................................................................... A-12Table A-7 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Manufacturing PersonnelThread ..................................................................................................... A-13Table A-8 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the Facilities Thread ................ A-14Table A-9 Manufacturing Readiness Levels for the ManufacturingManagement Thread .............................................................................. A-15iii
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