NAVY NAVAIR 4081.3 (AIR-3.1E) INITIAL OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY SUPPORTABILITY REVIEW
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NAVY NAVAIR 4081.3 Document Information:
Title
(AIR-3.1E) INITIAL OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY SUPPORTABILITY REVIEW
Naval Air Systems Command
Publication Date:
Nov 13, 2001
Scope:
This instruction applies to the NAVAIR; Commander in Chief U.
S. Atlantic Fleet (CINCLANTFLT); Commander in Chief U. S. Pacific Fleet
(CINCPACFLT); Commander, Naval Air Forces Atlantic (COMNAVAIRLANT); Commander,
Naval Air Forces Pacific (COMNAVAIRPAC); Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA);
Commander, Naval Air Reserve Forces (COMNAVAIRRESFOR); Commander, Navy
Inventory Control Point (COMNAVICP); Commander, Navy Supply Command
(COMNAVSUP); the Program Executive Office for Air Anti-Submarine Warfare,
Assault and Special Mission Programs (PEO(A)); the Program Executive Office
for Strike Weapons and Unmanned Aviation, (PEO(W)); the Program Executive
Office for Tactical Aircraft Programs (PEO(T)); the Program Executive Office
for Joint Strike Fighter (PEO(JSF)); and the Chief of Staff for Aviation,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps (HQ,USMC). For joint service acquisition
programs the lead service, if other than Navy, will be represented by the lead
logistician and/or Program Manager (PM) at all pre-board and board meetings.
Purpose. To set forth policies, assign responsibilities and
provide procedures for a formal supportability review prior to Initial
Operational Capability (IOC)/fleet introduction of Acquisition Category (ACAT)
I-IV systems/equipments which are planned, managed and executed by the Naval
Air Systems Command (NAVAIR). The purpose of the Initial Operational
Capability Supportability Review (IOCSR) is to positively impact
supportability programs through augmented management attention, realignment of
funds, or other available means, and to communicate the Integrated Logistics
Support (ILS) posture of systems & equipment to our fleet customers. The
IOCSR process will provide quality and timely information to decision
authorities regarding ILS support. IOCSR replaces the Independent Logistics
Assessment (ILA) for IOC and will be the basis for certifying the adequacy of
logistics support to the Milestone Decision Authority (MDA) for all ACAT I-IV
programs.
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