Summary of Changes to the Sustainment Key Performance Parameter (KPP) and Key System Attributes (KSA) MANUAL FOR THE OPERATION OF THE JOINT CAPABILITIES INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM (JCIDS) 12 Feb 2015 JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Application to all ACAT levels FOCUS AREAS Programmatic Issues Application to all ACAT levels Sustainment Key Performance Parameter (KPP) p. D-D-2 Materiel Availability KPP p. D-D-2 Operational Availability KPP (Unchanged) p. D-D-2 Reliability Key System Attribute (KSA) p. D-D-3 O&S Cost Key System Attribute (KSA) p. D-D-4 Other Life Cycle Logistics attributes Sustainment p. D-A-18 JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Sustainment KPP – Availability Materiel Availability KPP “Fleet Perspective” (Unchanged) Materiel Availability is the measure of the percentage of the total inventory of a system operationally capable, based on materiel condition, of performing an assigned mission. AM = Number of Operationally Available End Item Total Population of End Items Operational Availability KPP “Unit Perspective” – (Unchanged) Operational Availability is the measure of the percentage of time that a system or group of systems within a unit are operationally capable of performing an assigned mission. AO= Uptime/(Uptime + Downtime) JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Reliability Key System Attribute (KSA) Reliability Key System Attribute (KSA) New 2nd Tier Metrics Reliability is a measure of the probability that the system will perform without failure over a specific interval, under specified conditions. Reliability shall be sufficient to support the warfighting capability requirements, within expected operating environments Mission Reliability ‘… perform the entire duration… as a probability that the system will not fail... considering …redundant modes of operation.’ Logistics Reliability ‘…operate without placing a demand on the logistics support structure…’ JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

O&S Cost Key System Attribute (KSA) O&S Cost Key System Attribute (KSA) New Criteria Measuring O&S cost provides balance to the sustainment solution by ensuring that the total O&S costs across the projected life cycle associated with availability and reliability are considered in making decisions. New Basis of Calculation: “All CAPE O&S cost elements included…” Specification of Threshold/Objective values: O&S KSA Objective value should be calculated…as 10% less than the Threshold value.” JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Life Cycle Logistics Attributes Life Cycle Logistics Attributes New Attributes/Definitions Sustainment “The provision of logistics and personnel services necessary to maintain availability of materiel and support operations until mission accomplishment.” JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Other Life Cycle Attributes Sustainment – Significant Changes JCIDS Manual 19 Jan 2012 Content Expanded & Defined f. Sustainment – The provision of logistics and personnel services necessary to maintain availability of materiel and support operations until mission accomplishment.   Definitions had not been previously provided JCIDS 2012 JCIDS 2015 1. Training X 1. Logistics footprint 2. Logistics footprint 2. Sustained operations 3. Availability X 3. Time 4. Sustained operations 4. Maintainability 5. Time 5. Supportability 6. Reliability X 6. Cost 7. Maintainability 7. Transportability JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Other Life Cycle Attributes Sustainment – Significant Changes Terms and Definitions   JCIDS 2015 DEFINITION 1. Logistics footprint Materiel, mobility, and space required to effectively sustain the system in the field. 2. Sustained operations The ability of the system to be employed in an operational context for a given timeframe without logistics resupply or support. 3. Time The ability of the system to support operational logistics considerations, e.g., logistics closure rate for limited operations and full operations JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Other Life Cycle Attributes Sustainment – Significant Changes Terms and Definitions   Definitions of these elements had not been provided previously. JCIDS 2015 DEFINITION 4. Maintainability The ability of the system to be brought back to a state of normal function or utility. Normally expressed as Mean Down Time, Mean Time To Repair or a calculation of ease of maintainability. Subordinate attributes which may be considered as KSAs or APAs: (a) Corrective Maintenance – All actions performed as a result of any failure, to restore a system, subsystem, or component to a required condition. (b) Mission Maintainability – The ability of the system to be retained in or restored to a specified mission condition. (c) Maintenance Burden – A measure of maintainability related to the system’s demand for maintenance manpower JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Other Life Cycle Attributes Sustainment – Significant Changes Terms and Definitions   JCIDS 2015 DEFINITION 5. Supportability The ability of the system to identify and/or predict failures down to a certain subsystem level within a given percentage of accuracy. Potential attributes include health management, prognostics and diagnostics capabilities, Condition-Based Maintenance + enablers, support equipment, and parts commonality. Subordinate attributes which may be considered as KSAs or APAs:  (a) Built-In Test (BIT) Fault Detection – A measure of recorded BIT indications which lead to confirmed hardware failures. (b) BIT Fault Isolation – A measure of recorded BIT indications which correctly identify the faulty replaceable unit, either directly or through prescribed maintenance procedures. (c) BIT False Alarms – A measure of recorded BIT indications showing a failure when none has occurred. JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

Other Life Cycle Attributes Sustainment – Significant Changes Terms and Definitions   JCIDS 2015 DEFINITION 6. Cost Included as part of the O&S Cost KSA, normally expressed as the total O&S costs regardless of funding source over the projected life cycle of the capability solution in base year dollars. 7. Transportability Transportability & Deployability – The ability of the system to be moved and deployed within the Department’s transportation infrastructure in accordance with reference iiii JCIDS Update 12 Feb 2015

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