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POINT OF CONTACT PROGRAM PARTNERS PURPOSE BENEFITS TECHNOLOGY USERS DESCRIPTION Texas, and in Germany, Korea, and Alaska. The environmental lifecycle cost estimate for the Bradley A3 Upgrade program was completed in early February 2001 in preparation for the Cost Review Board and the Acquisition Review meetings scheduled for March 2001. Louis Kanaras U.S. Army Environmental Center U.S. Army Cost and Economic Analysis Center PM-Bradley A3 Upgrade United Defense Limited Partnership Fort Hood U.S. Army Europe U.S. Army Pacific CHINOOK HELICOPTER PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY LIFECYCLE COST ESTIMATE The 1995 Defense Appropriations Act, Public Law 103-337 (5 October 1994), SEC 815, requires the analysis of the environmental costs of major defense acquisitions as an integral part of the program’s lifecycle costs analysis. Responsibility for performing cost analysis of Major Defense Acquisition Programs (MDAPs) in the Army is borne by the appropriate Program Manager Office (PMO), the U.S. Army Cost and Economic Analysis Center (CEAC), and various Department of Defense (DoD) agencies. To develop and verify the environmental lifecycle costs for the Chinook (CH-47F) helicopter system. By identifying program environmental cost elements, weapon system PMs can make informed decisions on environmental issues by evaluating their impacts on long-term costs. Identification of environmental costs helps the Army develop more accurate and complete lifecycle cost estimates for weapon system acquisition programs. Program Executive Officer (PEO)-Aviation, PM-Chinook (CH-47F) and the U.S. Army CEAC. In January 2000, USAEC met with CH-47F environmental personnel and cost analysts in Huntsville, Alabama, to further identify the environmental cost elements and discuss algorithms and formulas for determining their cost. Finally, a process was developed that permitted communication, participation, review and validation of the cost elements, algorithms and assumptions between subject matter experts, cost analysts, U.S. Army Environmental Center (USAEC) personnel and other knowledgeable organizations. 23
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND RESULTS 24 POINT OF CONTACT PROGRAM PARTNERS USAEC completed and published the Environmental Quality Lifecycle Cost Estimate (EQLCCE) during August 2000. USAEC continues to work with PM Chinook (CH-47F) and CEAC to provide support for future milestone reviews. Charles George U.S. Army Environmental Center U.S. Army Cost and Economic Analysis Center PM-Chinook (CH-47F)
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