PAM 700-27 — Instructions For Basis Of Issue Plan Feeder Data Submissions
PAM 700-27 governs procedures for preparing, submitting, and approving basis of issue plan feeder data through the BOIP process.
- Publication number: PAM 700-27
- Title: INSTRUCTIONS FOR BASIS OF ISSUE PLAN FEEDER DATA SUBMISSIONS
- Date: 08/10/2020
- Proponent: ASA (AL&T)
- Status: ACTIVE
View PAM 700-27 on armypubs.army.mil
The publication covers BOIPFD development, amendments, process flow, system documentation, submission procedures, planning timelines, and DA Form 7751 data elements. It requires accurate data, supporting documentation, timely submission, and screening by USAFMSA.
Topics covered
- Basis of issue plan feeder data
- DA Form 7751
- BOIPFD submission procedures
- BOIPFD amendments
- System documentation
- Planning timelines
- ZLIN assignment
- USAFMSA screening
Questions and answers
Who must receive BOIPFD submissions, and how soon after ZLIN assignment?
Submit BOIPFD to USAFMSA within 60 days of the assignment of a developmental line item number (ZLIN). (paragraph 2-1)
What does the DA Form 7751 contain?
The DA Form 7751 is a compilation of information about a new or improved item of equipment. It contains requirements for the equipments functions, capabilities, intended use, initial cost estimate, and basis of issue, personnel, and support requirements. (paragraph 2-1)
When is an amendment of BOIPFD required?
An amendment of BOIPFD is required when there is a functional change to the item being developed or there is an addition, deletion, or change of a Component Major Item (CMI), prime line item numbers (LINs), associated support items of equipment (ASIOE) and personnel, or training requirements. (paragraph 2-2)
Do installation kits for radios require a BOIPFD?
Installation kits for radios do not require a BOIPFD. (paragraph 2-6)
Do other installation kits require a BOIPFD?
Installation kits, for other than radios, require a BOIPFD. (paragraph 2-6)