UPDATE TO JCIDS CJCSI 3170.01F

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UPDATE TO JCIDSCJCSI 3170.01F CJCSM 3170.01C
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Major Change

• JROC delegates validation authority
• JCB validates ACAT II JROC Interest documents
• Lead FCB validates ACAT III JROC Interest
  documents
• VCJCS approves all JROC Interest documents via
  JROCM
• Maintains execution of Title 10 responsibility

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Approved JCIDS Changes

• JROCM 100-05 Streamlining JCIDS
• JROCM 102-05 Safe Weapons in Joint Warfighting
  Environments
• JROCM 120-05 Incorporating Force Protection and
  Survivability KPPs
• JROCM 062-06 based on FCB Stakeholder conference
  and other changes
• JROCM 161-06 KPP Study results
• JROCM 163-06 Comment Resolution
• JROCM 005-07 Removed requirement for Insensitive
  Munitions certification

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Other Changes

• Added clarification on application of JCIDS to IT
  systems
• Systems with investment less than 15M not
  required to submit
• Expanded description of FAA, FNA, FSA to include
  specific language for IT capabilities
• Added Joint Capabilities Technology
  Demonstrations (JCTD)
• Sundown clause on Mission Area ICDs
• Policy guidance on sustaining existing
  capabilities, P3I, tech refresh,
  recapitalization, COTS and NDI solutions

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Other Changes (contd)

• Added a top-level description of CBP and the
  linkage to JCIDS
• Provided additional guidance on transition
  between JUONs and JCIDS to establish a program of
  record
• Identify linkage between JCIDS analysis and
  lessons learned, IPLs, GWOT assessments, etc.
• Clarified the meaning of the term sponsor for
  each document
• Clarified approval of multiple program increments
  in a single CDD

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Other Changes (contd)

• Provided enhanced guidance on CBAs (linked to CBA
  Guide)
• Added description of how key strategic documents
  impact on the CBA process
• Exemplar process flows for COCOM led, FCB led,
  and Service/Agency led CBAs
• Provided a description of how COCOMs can use the
  SWarF process to identify and advocate capability
  needs
• Enhanced the description of the CBA process and
  requirements based on the CBA Guide and lessons
  learned
• Provided a set of questions to guide analysts
  through the steps of the CBA
• Added linkage between CBA results and
  recommendations for technology development or
  joint experimentation
• Provided additional guidance on the process to
  update KPPs
• Described the process for request and approval of
  waivers

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Recent Changes not in Version F/C

• JROCM 262-06 Cost Drivers, Technology
  Readiness, Interdependency
• Incorporate technology/manufacturing readiness
  into CDDs and CPDs
• JROCM 047-07 Combat ID Blue Force Tracking
• JFCOM will review all JCIDS documents during
  staffing and assess applicability of Combat
  ID/Blue Force Tracking
• JROCM 074-07 System Training KPP
• Provides additional clarification/guidance on
  assessing the applicability of the System
  Training KPP

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QUESTIONS?
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JROCM 100-05 Streamlining JCIDS

• Bypassing Flag review if O-6 review is successful
• Semi-parallel staffing of an ICD and CDD
• Minor changes - brief to FCB then JCB/JROC
  without staffing
• Joint Information JPD established
• Staffing guidelines on JROCMs
• Tracking JROCM taskings

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JROCM 102-05 Safe Weapons in Joint Warfighting
Environments

• Established the Joint Weapons Safety Technical
  Advisory Panel
• Advises DDFP, who makes recommendations to the
  JROC

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JROCM 120-05 Incorporating Force Protection and
Survivability KPPs

• In compliance with NDAA 2005, provides guidance
  in incorporating new KPPs
• JROC Interest capabilities documents will be
  updated or incorporate the new KPPs unless
  justification provided
• FCBs assess the applicability and recommend
  validation to the JROC
• Non-JROC Interest documents are the
  responsibility of the Services/Agencies

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JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes

• All JCIDS documents will identify the relevant
  JCAs (Tier 1 and 2)
• Begins the process of using a common lexicon for
  capabilities
• Acceleration of KPP change consideration
• Enhances flexibility and timeliness is addressing
  KPP issues
• Proposed change will be assessed by lead FCB
• If no issues, it will be referred to the JROC/JCB
  for approval without staffing

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JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (contd)

• Requirement for Post Independent Analysis
• Questionable value added will reevaluate in
  next update
• Not required for JROC directed CBAs
• Optional for sponsor initiated CBAs
• Use of a CDD in lieu of CPD for MS C
• Streamlines approval process where program is on
  track
• No changes from CDD
• Updates for NR-KPP certification provided
• JROC re-validates the CDD as a CPD

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JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (contd)

• CBA Study Plan
• Provides up front guidance and scoping of CBAs
• Required to initiate a JROC directed CBA
• Approved by JCB/JROC
• Establishes the scope of the CBA
• Alternate CONOPS will be considered for JROC
  directed CBAs
• Ensures full scope of alternatives considered
• FSA should include an alternate CONOPS
• Based on results from FAA/FNA, war games,
  experimentation, etc.
• Potential to eliminate or change the scope of
  gaps found in the CBA

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JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (contd)

• Joint Experimentation guidance
• Identifies areas for coordination with joint
  experimentation
• JE can provide insight during CBA (part of CBA
  Study Plan)
• JE can be driven by the results of the CBA
  (included in CBA recommendations)
• Additional threat information in JROC Briefs
• More information will be provided to clarify
• Risks
• Actions taken to counter or mitigate threats
• Additional resources programmed to counter the
  threat

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JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (contd)

• CONOPS as a basis for a CBA
• Clarifies that a COCOM, Service or Agency CONOPS
  can be used as the basis for a CBA
• Derived from JOCs
• An approved JIC is not required for every CBA

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JROCM 161-06 KPP Changes

• KPP Study
• New Mandatory KPP for materiel availability
  (materiel reliability and ownership cost)
• Selectively applied KPPs on system training and
  energy efficiency
• Proposed process for initially identifying
  applicable KPPs
• Future documents will identify the timeframe when
  the capability is required

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JROCM 163-06 Comment Resolution
Comment Resolution Times Document Median Average I
CD 56 60 CDD 62 92 CPD 63 70

• Suspense for all documents is to complete comment
  resolution in 45 days
• At 30 days KM/DS will notify the Sponsor, Lead
  FCB and CAD/AO Two options
• Submit document within 15 days
• Unresolved critical comments will go through
  Phase 2 staffing
• Critical comments that remain unresolved will be
  referred to the FCB/JCB/JROC for resolution
• FCB will assist in resolving all others
• Request a waiver in writing to the Lead FCB
• 15 days or less extension can be approved by the
  FCB AO
• Beyond 15 days approved by FCB Chair
• At 45 days Document removed from KM/DS unless a
  waiver is approved
• Sponsor will resubmit for Phase I staffing at a
  later date