Update On Acquisition Policy

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Update On Acquisition Policy

• Marjorie Zelko
• MANPRINT Directorate
• Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, Army G-1
• marjorie.zelko_at_hqda.army.mil
• [phone]

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Agenda

• Status of DoD Acquisition Policy
• Key HSI Language in Draft Policy
• Change in Requirements Generation Policy
• The Road Ahead

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Cancellation of DoD 5000 Defense
Acquisition Policy

• DepSecDef Memo, eff. Oct 30, 2002, canceled
• DoD Directive 5000.1
• DoD Instruction 5000.2
• DoD 5000.2-R
• DepSecDef Memo issued Interim Guidance
• Newly revised draft Directive and Instruction
  have been coordinated with Services
• Coordinated document to be signed as Directive
  and Instruction
• DoD 5000.2-R to be converted to a guidebook

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Changes to Requirements Generation Process

• Joint Staff Memo, 7 Oct 2002, canceled
• Encl C, CJCSI 3170.01B, pertaining to MNS
• Encl D, CJCSI 3170.01B, pertaining to CRD
• Draft CJCSI 3170.01C is currently being staffed.
  Title changed to Joint Capabilities Integration
  and Development System (JCIDS)
• ORD to be replaced by
• Capabilities Development Document (CDD) at MS B
• Capabilities Production Document (CPD) at MS C
• Capstone Requirements Document (CRD) will be
  discontinued and pulled into the Joint
  Operational Architecture (JOA)/integrated
  architectures

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Key Links to HSI

• Draft Directive
• Para 3.15. states Acquisition programs shall be
  managed through the application of a systems
  engineering approach that optimizes total system
  performance and minimizes total ownership costs.
• Para 3.19. states The PM shall apply human
  systems integration to optimize total system
  performance (hardware, software, and human)
  operational effectiveness and suitability and
  affordability. Planning for Operation and
  Support and the estimation of total ownership
  costs shall begin as early as possible.

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Key Links to HSI (Contd)

• Draft Directive
• Para 3.24. states Cost shall be viewed as an
  independent variable, and the DoD Components
  shall plan programs based on realistic resource
  projections of dollars and manpower likely to be
  available in future years. To the greatest
  extent possible, the DoD Components shall
  identify the total costs of ownership, and at a
  minimum, the major drivers of total ownership
  costs. The user shall address affordability in
  establishing requirements.

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Key Links to HSI (Contd)

• Draft Instruction
• Para 3.6.7. states the following as criteria for
  exiting Technology Development when an
  affordable increment of militarily-useful
  capability has been identified, the technology
  for that increment has been demonstrated in a
  relevant environment, and a system can be
  developed for production with a short timeframe,
  
• Para 3.7.1.1. states The purpose of the System
  Development and Demonstration phase is to develop
  a system --- ensure operational supportability
  with particular attention to reducing the
  logistics footprint implement human systems
  integration (HSI) --- ensure affordability ---
  and demonstrate system utility.

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Key Links to HSI (Contd)

• Draft Instruction
• Para 3.7.2.6. states The affordability
  determination is made in the process of
  addressing cost in the requirements process and
  included in each CDD, using life-cycle cost or,
  if available, total ownership cost. Transition
  into System Development and Demonstration also
  requires full funding (i.e., inclusion of the
  dollars and manpower needed for all current and
  future efforts to carry out the acquisition
  strategy in the budget and out-year program),
  which shall be programmed when a system concept
  and design have been selected In no case
  shall full funding be done later than MS B,
  unless a program first enters the acquisition
  process at MS C.

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Key Links to HSI (Contd)

• Draft Instruction
• Para 3.8.2. contains the following entrance
  criteria for Production and Deployment
  acceptable performance in development, test and
  evaluation and operational assessment acceptable
  operational supportability --- and demonstration
  that the system is affordable throughout the life
  cycle, optimally funded

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Key Links to HSI (Contd)

• Draft Instruction
• Para 3.9.2.2. states Effective sustainment of
  weapon systems begins with the design and
  development of reliable and maintainable systems
  through the continuous application of a robust
  systems engineering methodology. As a part of
  this process, the PM shall employ human factors
  engineering to design systems that require
  minimal manpower provide effective training
  utilize representative personnel and are
  suitable (habitable and safe with minimal
  environmental and health hazards) and survivable
  (for both the crew and equipment).

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Enclosure 7 Human Systems Integration (HSI)

• Draft Instruction
• PM shall have a comprehensive strategy for HSI
  early.
• PM shall ensure HFE/cognitive engineering is
  employed.
• PM shall work with manpower community to
  determine most efficient and cost-effective mix
  of DoD manpower and contract support.
• For programs where projected skill level
  requirements exceed user population or require
  ASI or include hard-to-fill specialties, PM shall
  identify readiness, PERSTEMPO, and funding issues
  that impact program execution.
• PM shall identify technology, schedule, and
  funding issues for training programs requiring
  training infrastructure modifications.

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The Road Ahead

• Awaiting signature of the DoD 5000 Directive and
  Instruction
• OSD and Joint Service HSI Offices will work to
• Provide appropriate HSI language for inclusion
  into revised CJCSI 3170.01C pertaining to
  requirements documents
• Examine appropriate HSI language for the Handbook