New 5000 Documents 14 May 2001 New 5000 Documents 14 May 2001 Defense Systems Management College Acquisition Policy Department.

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New 5000 Documents 14 May 2001 New 5000 Documents 14 May 2001 Defense Systems Management College Acquisition Policy Department

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 1 Acquisition Policy Department DoD Directive (chg 1, 4 Jan 01) DoD Instruction (chg 1, 4 Jan 01) Interim R, 4 Jan 01 To This DoD 5000 Series DoD Directive DoD Regulation R From This (March 1996) 1996 DoD R cancelled New DoD R pending (6 Apr 01 draft in final coordination)

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 2 Acquisition Policy Department Concept & Technology Development Production, Fielding/ Deployment, & Operational Support Program Definition & Risk Reduction BA System Development & Demonstration Production & Deployment Operations & Support C Concept Exploration Engineering & Manufacturing Development Demilitarization & Disposal Determination of Mission Need 0IIIIII Old Process New Process The 5000 Process old and new AB Technology Opportunities & User Needs

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 3 Acquisition Policy Department The New 5000 Process Milestones, Phases & Work Efforts l Milestone 0, Approval to Conduct Concept Studies  Phase 0, Concept Exploration l Milestone I, Approval to Begin a New Acquisition Program  Phase I, Program Definition & Risk Reduction l Milestone II, Approval to Enter Engineering & Manufacturing Development  Phase II, Engineering & Manufacturing Development l Milestone III, Production or Fielding/Deployment Approval  Phase III, Production, Fielding/ Deployment, & Operational Support l Milestone A, Decision to enter Concept & Technology Development Phase. May enter at:  Concept Exploration, or  Component Advanced Development l Milestone B, Program Initiation, and Decision to enter System Development & Demonstration Phase. May enter at:  Systems Integration, or  Systems Demonstration l Milestone C, Decision to enter the Production & Deployment Phase  LRIP (ACAT I/II), or production/ procurement (ACAT III)  Production & Deployment Operations & Support Phase  Sustainment  Disposal OLD: “pipeline” approach: 4 Milestones; 4 Phases NEW: “flexible entry” approach: 3 Milestones; 4 Phases; 8 work efforts

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 4 Acquisition Policy Department Defense Acquisition Management Framework Single Step or Evolution to Full Capability Pre-Systems Acquisition Systems Acquisition (Demonstration, Engineering Development, LRIP & Production) Sustainment Enter process at Milestones A, B, or C (or within phases) Program outyear funding when it makes sense, but no later than Milestone B Technology Opportunities & User Needs BLOCK II BLOCK III Relationship to Requirements Process MNS ORD Validated & approved by operational validation authority IOC BA Concept & Tech Development System Development & Demonstration Production & Deployment Operations& Support Concept Exploration Component Advanced Development System Integration System Demonstration L RIP Full-Rate Prod & Deployment Decision Review Interim Progress Review FRP Decision Review AB SustainmentDisposal C FOC

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 5 Acquisition Policy Department Technology Opportunities Activities User Need Documents Science & Technology (S&T) program Technology Transition Objectives Technology Transition Mechanisms Mission Need Statement (MNS) Capstone Requirements Document (CRD) Operational Requirements Document (ORD) Technology Opportunities & User Needs Work Content

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 6 Acquisition Policy Department Concept & Technology Development Work Content Enter: Validated & approved MNS Major Activity: Paper studies of alternative concepts for meeting a mission Exit: Specific concept to be pursued and technology exists. Concept ExplorationComponent Advanced Development Enter: Concept in hand, but system architecture to be developed Major Activity: Development of subsystems/ components that must be demonstrated before integration into a system concept/tech demonstration of new system concepts Exit: System architecture and technology demonstrated in relevant environment Component Advanced Development Concept Exploration Decision Review AA

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 7 Acquisition Policy Department Enter: Architecture complete, but components need to be integrated into complete system Major Activities: System Integration of demonstrated subsystems and components. Reduction of integration risk Exit: System demonstration in a relevant environment (e.g., first flight) System IntegrationSystem Demonstration Enter: Prototypes demonstrated in relevant environment Major Activities: Complete development. Demonstrate engineering development models. Combined DT/OT. Exit: System demonstration in intended environment. System Demonstration System Integration Interim Progress Review System Development & Demonstration Work Content B B

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 8 Acquisition Policy Department Enter: System matured for production. Major Activities: Low-rate initial production. IOT&E, LFT&E of production-representative articles. Establish full manufacturing capability. Exit: System operationally effective, suitable and ready for full rate production. Full-Rate Production & Deployment LRIP FRP Decision Review Production & Deployment Work Content LRIP Enter: Beyond LRIP (ACAT I) and LFT&E reports (covered systems) submitted to Congress Major Activities: Full rate production. Deploy system. Start support. Exit: Full operational capability; deployment compete. Full-Rate Production & Deployment C

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 9 Acquisition Policy Department Sustainment starts immediately upon fielding or deployment. Evolutionary sustainment strategy supports evolutionary acquisition strategy. Major Activities: Maintain readiness and operational capability of deployed systems. Execute operational support plans. Conduct modifications and upgrades to hardware and software. Measure customer confidence. Disposal Sustainment Operations & Support Work Content Sustainment Demilitarization & Disposal Major Activities: Demilitarize and dispose of systems IAW legal and regulatory requirements, particularly environmental considerations. Use Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office support as appropriate. Disposal

5000 briefing 13 Apr 01, chart 10 Acquisition Policy Department System Integration System Demo System Dev & Demonstration IOC The 5000 Process Interim Progress Review LRIP Operations & Support Program Outyear Funding Multiple entry points possible depending on technical/concept maturity Three basic options at each decision point: Proceed into next phase; do additional work; terminate effort Reviews are in-phase decision/progress points held as necessary A Development of subsystems/components that must be demonstrated before integration into a system Concept/tech demo of new system concepts Component Advanced Development B System integration of demonstrated subsystems and components Reduction of integration risk System Integration A Paper studies of alternative concepts for meeting a mission need Concept Exploration FRP Decision Review Full-Rate Prod & Deployment Full rate production Deployment of system B Complete development Demo engineering development models Combined DT/OT System Demonstration Continuous communication with users Early & continuous testing BLOCK II BLOCK III Single Step or Evolution to Full Capability Requirements MNS ORD Validated & approved by operational validation authority Concept Exploration Component Advanced Development Concept & Tech Development Decision Review Full-Rate Production & Deployment Production & Deployment Low-Rate Initial Production IOT&E, LFT&E of prod-rep articles Create manufacturing capability LRIP C Pre-Systems Acquisition Systems Acquisition (Engineering & manufacturing development, demonstration, LRIP & production) Sustainment (BA 1 & 2) Technology Opportunities & User Needs FOC