Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com d. Ensure the MDA assignment for TC is documented in an ADM. e. Forward a copy of TC documentation with the ADM that is signed by the MDA to the supporting LCMC. f. Ensure the approved TC for MSR submission is entered into SLAMIS TC/MSR process to ensure standard LIN assignment and entry into SB 700–20. For those TC LP (logistics control code R) actions to procure materiel for a down select decision and for which there is not yet an NSN, the MSR will be submitted after the TC STD and NSN are obtained. This completes the documentation necessary for the authorization systems (that is, TOE/MTOE/TDA/ CTA). g.
Complete TC STD assignment prior to FRP decision review. 3–4. Type classification requirements Type classification requirements are listed in table 3–3. Acquisition decision framework activities/documentation will be used where possible to fulfill these requirements. Table 3–3 Type classification requirements Activity/document STD LP Notes: 1 If the PDD is not required based on Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) guidance, provide justification to the MDA. The PDD will be available prior to FRP decision review, if competitive procurement is planned following production decision.
An inadequate PDD is sufficient justification to defer TC–STD, if the approved acquisition strategy states that the PDD must be available for procurement. The technical data package (TDP) is the document that is as- sessed. 2 Limited procurement materiel may require PDD/data rights/data use. 3 Systems exempt from BOIP and nonsystem and designated TADSS are exempt from BOIP requirement. 4 Excluding LP with no intent for additional procurement. 5 Production quantities will be limited to those areas for which environmental testing have been completed. May be waived by the ASA (I&E).
6 On Accelerated Acquisition Programs, where TC and MR actions are 1 year or less apart the materiel developer will coordinate with the ARDEC EOD Technology Directorate to request an AMC EOD Supportability Statement at least 180 days prior to MR. 7 A documented SSRA, with the risk acceptance and date indicated, is placed on file with the local safety office for any residual safety and health hazards per the decision authority matrix contained in the approved system safety management plan (see AR 40–10, AR 385–10, and MIL–STD–882). 3–5. Type classification actions and prohibitions a. Actions.
(1) The PM will ensure assignment of standard LIN, NSN, and LCCs for all type classified materiel, including separately type-classified components. (2) The PM will obtain a new LIN for new materiel that replaces existing TC–STD materiel. 13 AR 700–142 • 26 March 2008 1a. JCIDS-approved capabilities document (capabilities development document (CDD), capabilities produc- tion document (CPD) X 1b. Approved CDD, CPD, or ONS X 2. Assignment of national stock number (NSN) X X 3. Adequacy of complete product definition data (PDD) including data rights/data use for competitive procurement1 X X2 4. U.S. Army Force Management Support Agency (USAFMSA) approved for staffing BOIP3 X X4 5.
OMAR with assessment of technical support, operational effectiveness, suitability, and survivability X X 6. Production risk and production readiness reviewed5 X 7. Environmental conformance certification (see AR 200–1 and 32 CFR 651) X 8. Transportability assessment approval (see AR 70–47) including interim hazard assessment for transpor- tability approval6 X X 9a. Safety and health data sheet (SHDS) or a programmatic environmental, safety, and occupational health evaluation and when required a system safety risk assessment (SSRA)7 X X 9b. Safety and health hazard assessment6 X X 10.
Supportability strategy addressing integrated logistics support elements and considerations (see AR 700–127) X X 11. HQDA-approved frequency allocations for system/items that use the electromagnetic spectrum (see AR 5–12) X