AFSCI23-103 governs implementation and operation of the D087X Execution and Prioritization of REpair Support System (EXPRESS).
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It covers system changes, program repair requirements, unsupported workload, and the Data Services, Prioritization, Supportability, and Distribution Modules. It requires EXPRESS for programmed repair priorities, execution quantities, and distribution priorities, and assigns duties to system roles.
Applies to: This instruction provides guidance for Materiel Management Functional Area assigned to the Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) for the implementation and operation of the D087X / EXecution and Prioritization of REpair Support System (EXPRESS) under the Depot Repair Enhancement Process (DREP).
EXPRESS is the standard AF data system that is used to compute repair and distribution priorities and repair execution quantities for programmed repair requirements. (paragraph 3)
Other than EXPRESS, no other tool is authorized to compute repair priorities, repair execution quantities, and distribution priorities, for items considered as programmed repairs. (paragraph 3)
All items processed through EXPRESS must have a permanent MISTR Control Number assigned to them, because the application of funds allocated for the repair is contingent upon the availability of the MISTR control number, which provides a means of identification for allocation of material, reporting labor used and accounting for sales of production. (paragraph 3)
Non–programmed workload requirements will be handled on an exception basis, using the AFMC Form 206 T–Job (Temporary Job) process. (paragraph 3)
Each prioritized repair requirement is evaluated as to whether the repair can be supported with available carcasses (reparable assets); replacement parts (recoverable sub– components); shop capacity (trained personnel, equipment, and facilities) and repair funds (financial burn rates).