EDWARDSAFBI16-303 — 412 Tw Program Priority Assignments

EDWARDSAFBI16-303 governs 412 TW priority codes used to schedule and manage 412 TW resources in support of programs.

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  • Publication number: EDWARDSAFBI16-303
  • Title: 412 TW PROGRAM PRIORITY ASSIGNMENTS
  • Date: 2018-02-12

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The publication covers program priority assignments, local urgency codes, and the roles of commanders, operations groups, and resource planning personnel. It requires priority codes for scheduling resources, establishes initial and upgraded urgency codes, and specifies approval procedures for Urgency Code “A”.

Applies to: This publication applies to all 412 TW projects listed in the Job Order Number Management Application.

Topics covered

  • 412 TW program priority assignments
  • Local urgency codes
  • Test support requests
  • Job Order Numbers
  • Resource schedule conflicts
  • Priority upgrades
  • Test acceleration and test surge

Questions and answers

How are 412 TW program priority codes determined?

The 412 TW program priority code is based on DoD FAD, AF precedence ratings and local urgency codes. (paragraph 3)

What urgency code is assigned to new programs?

All new programs will be initially assigned a 412 TW Local Urgency Code of “C”. (paragraph 3)

When is a test project upgraded to Local Urgency Code B?

Within one month of planned ground or flight test execution, the test Project Manager will submit a request to the 412 TW/TMGB JON Desk to upgrade the Local Urgency Code to “B”. (paragraph 3)

Who can approve Local Urgency Code A?

Only the 412 TW/CC or designee can approve a Local Urgency Code of “A”. (paragraph 3)

What must CTF requests for priority upgrades include?

CTF requests will include appropriate justification, impacts, and requested timeframe. (paragraph 3)

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