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Title: In-Service Support of Surface Navy Combat Systems: Safety, Effectiveness, and Affordability Reviews: The Systems Engineering Process at NSWC PHD
Authors: Stephen Meade
Kris Hatakeyama
Juan Camacho
Karen Brower
Dave Scheid
Keywords: In-Service Engineering Agents
ISEAs
Warfighting Systems
System Capabilities
Industrial Base
Issue Date: 30-Apr-2011
Publisher: Acquisition Research Program
Citation: Published--Unlimited Distribution
Series/Report no.: Defense Industrial Base (DIB)
SYM-AM-11-050
Abstract: Many DoD Field Activities have been designated as In-Service Engineering Agents (ISEAs) for individual warfighting systems. As ISEA, it is crucial to periodically assess system capabilities and limitations individually, as a class, and as a strike force, as well as the technical community's ability to support the systems in question. Issues resulting from these assessments must be brought forward and addressed in an appropriate manner. From an acquisition perspective, limitations that require materiel solutions must be fed through the Navy's budgeting process so that focused and coordinated engineering efforts can be undertaken. These issues must be provided across the acquisition and technical community, including the industrial base, so that they can influence change in the design of systems.
Description: Acquisition Management / Grant-funded Research
URI: https://dair.nps.edu/handle/123456789/453
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