96TWI65-602 — Mission Billing Procedures

96TWI65-602 governs mission billing procedures and fault billing guidance for allocating mission charges to range users.

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  • Publication number: 96TWI65-602
  • Title: MISSION BILLING PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2022-07-26

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It covers process owner responsibilities, mission billing charges, billing adjustments, fault codes, and mission cancellation costs. It requires Post Mission Reports for specified missions and establishes timelines for submissions, reviews, disagreements, and appeals.

Topics covered

  • Process owner responsibilities
  • Mission billing charges
  • Fault billing guidance
  • Mission cancellation costs
  • Mission code billing adjustments
  • Fault code appeals

Questions and answers

When is a Post Mission Report required?

A PMR is required for all 96 TW scheduled test missions. (paragraph 2)

When are Post Mission Reports due?

All PMRs are due no later than 0830 on the second business day after mission execution. (paragraph 2)

What information must not be included in a Post Mission Report?

Classified information will not be included in the PMR. (paragraph 2)

How are scheduled test task missions charged if they are not successfully completed?

Once scheduled, test task missions such as setup, cleanup, buildup, and Precision Measurement Facility (PMF) are always charged to the customer regardless of whether the task mission was successfully completed (T-Fault). (paragraph 2)

What happens when a conducted mission has less than 10 percent data productivity?

If a conducted mission gets less than 10 percent data productivity, the TW will absorb all costs associated with scheduled TW resources incurred during the mission (W-Fault). (paragraph 2)

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