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| clindsey09 |
| First ILA ​I'm new to the acquisition community and preparing for my first ILA. There's an item in the ILA Handbook, "Preferred Parts Selection List/Approved Parts Lists". Is it part of the SEP, PPP, DMSMS? I was given an instruction, DoDI 8100.04, but that document wasn't very helpful. Where might I be able to find information on this requirement? |
clindsey09
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| ​I'm new to the acquisition community and preparing for my first ILA. There's an item in the ILA Handbook, "Preferred Parts Selection List/Approved Parts Lists". Is it part of the SEP, PPP, DMSMS? I was given an instruction, DoDI 8100.04, but that document wasn't very helpful. Where might I be able to find information on this requirement? | | | | | 3 | 1/3/2018 4:24 PM | 1/3/2018 4:24 PM | No | Ask the Community | 20.2199141991561 | 2 | | 1/3/2018 4:08 PM | | | | | | | |
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| KADEE WATERBURY |
| Good Afternoon,
We discussed it a bit down here at DAU South and there are a couple places you could go to find this information depending on where you are at in the program office or on the sustainment side. If in the program office it would be your engineering group that would have this information. If you are on the sustainment side or have easier access to the provissioning group they would be a good entry point as well. This information is not typcially attached to major documentation but found inthe LSAR package or in the Logistic Product Data. That is normally data that is contracted for as a deliverable if you are very early in a the program this information may not have been provided yet either. I would start with your provisioning group and then move to your engineers. Hope that helps.
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Kadee
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KADEE WATERBURY
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| Good Afternoon,
We discussed it a bit down here at DAU South and there are a couple places you could go to find this information depending on where you are at in the program office or on the sustainment side. If in the program office it would be your engineering group that would have this information. If you are on the sustainment side or have easier access to the provissioning group they would be a good entry point as well. This information is not typcially attached to major documentation but found inthe LSAR package or in the Logistic Product Data. That is normally data that is contracted for as a deliverable if you are very early in a the program this information may not have been provided yet either. I would start with your provisioning group and then move to your engineers. Hope that helps.
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Kadee
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Posted: 1/5/2018 10:54 AM | |  | |
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| WILLIAM KOBREN |
| Feedback from a Navy colleague and ILA SME : The Preferred Parts Selection List/Approved Parts Lists is not part of any document; it is actually developed as part of the engineering design and reliability efforts. It typically documents the parts in the system that are critical or could cause system or mission failures, identified as part of the FMECA or other studies. The preferred parts list from a sustainment perspective would be factored into selection of spares and spares vendors to ensure substitute parts that are functionally similar but don't meet reliability requirements are not used. We typically look at the Preferred parts list (or similar document) during the MS C or FRP ILA to see if there are criteria for the selection of parts/spares (and provisioning efforts) so that there is a level of confidence that the reliability will not degrade with inferior parts. Having said that, a preferred parts list is not a mandatory or required document, it is a best practice that ensures success. Lack of a preferred parts list does not mean the program is deficient (it could be if), it just provides a source of information of how parts will be selected. If this is your first ILA, don't get too caught up in that - focus on if the program is meeting reliability requirements (MTBF/Ao, etc.) and if not, how will it be achieved (e.g., reliability growth) - and from a supply support perspective, how are parts selected and spares determined and what criteria goes into that. The preferred parts list may come up during those discussions but don't necessarily request it up front as one of the documents you need to start the ILA. Also, remember that the ILA criteria are tailorable, since the Handbook is written for all SYSCOMs, some of the criteria will not apply either in whole or part. That is part of the tailoring process discussed in the handbook. Finally, as stated in the Handbook, the assessment criteria should NOT be used as a checklist - the criteria are top level topics that should trigger the SME to pull the string and assess the Adequacy of sustainment planning for a certain element, not necessarily a yes/no criteria to see that there is "something" in place - often that "something" does not add anything. Hope that helps |
WILLIAM KOBREN
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| Feedback from a Navy colleague and ILA SME : The Preferred Parts Selection List/Approved Parts Lists is not part of any document; it is actually developed as part of the engineering design and reliability efforts. It typically documents the parts in the system that are critical or could cause system or mission failures, identified as part of the FMECA or other studies. The preferred parts list from a sustainment perspective would be factored into selection of spares and spares vendors to ensure substitute parts that are functionally similar but don't meet reliability requirements are not used. We typically look at the Preferred parts list (or similar document) during the MS C or FRP ILA to see if there are criteria for the selection of parts/spares (and provisioning efforts) so that there is a level of confidence that the reliability will not degrade with inferior parts. Having said that, a preferred parts list is not a mandatory or required document, it is a best practice that ensures success. Lack of a preferred parts list does not mean the program is deficient (it could be if), it just provides a source of information of how parts will be selected. If this is your first ILA, don't get too caught up in that - focus on if the program is meeting reliability requirements (MTBF/Ao, etc.) and if not, how will it be achieved (e.g., reliability growth) - and from a supply support perspective, how are parts selected and spares determined and what criteria goes into that. The preferred parts list may come up during those discussions but don't necessarily request it up front as one of the documents you need to start the ILA. Also, remember that the ILA criteria are tailorable, since the Handbook is written for all SYSCOMs, some of the criteria will not apply either in whole or part. That is part of the tailoring process discussed in the handbook. Finally, as stated in the Handbook, the assessment criteria should NOT be used as a checklist - the criteria are top level topics that should trigger the SME to pull the string and assess the Adequacy of sustainment planning for a certain element, not necessarily a yes/no criteria to see that there is "something" in place - often that "something" does not add anything. Hope that helps | | clindsey09 | 25 | | 0 | 1/5/2018 10:54 AM | 1/5/2018 10:54 AM | | | | | | 10/27/2004 7:49 PM | | 1 | clindsey09 | | | | |
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Posted: 3/23/2018 12:03 PM | |  | |
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| clindsey09 |
| Thank you both. The information you were able to provide is tremendously helpful. |
clindsey09
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| Thank you both. The information you were able to provide is tremendously helpful. | | clindsey09 | 25 | | 0 | 3/23/2018 12:03 PM | 3/23/2018 12:03 PM | | | | | | 1/3/2018 4:08 PM | | | | | | | |
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