EDWARDSAFBI63-100 — Lifecycle Systems Engineering Of Test Capabilities And Infrastructure

EDWARDSAFBI63-100 governs Lifecycle Systems Engineering processes for Test Capability and Infrastructure projects across the 412th Test Wing.

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  • Publication number: EDWARDSAFBI63-100
  • Title: LIFECYCLE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING OF TEST CAPABILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE
  • Date: 2021-05-04

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EDWARDSAFBI63-100 establishes roles, management processes, event timing, and implementation guidelines for eight technical management processes. It addresses investment planning, funding proposals, capability validation, advanced planning, oversight, and project management during development and sustainment.

Applies to: This Instruction is applicable to all 412th Test Wing (TW) organizations executing projects intended to develop, field, and sustain test and evaluation (T&E) capabilities necessary to support U.S. Air Force and other Department of Defense (DoD) T&E requirements.

Topics covered

  • Lifecycle Systems Engineering processes
  • Test Capability and Infrastructure projects
  • Test and Evaluation investment planning
  • Capability proposal approval
  • Systems Engineering Council oversight
  • Critical Program Information protection

Questions and answers

What is the objective of EDWARDSAFBI63-100?

The purpose of this instruction is to establish disciplined Lifecycle Systems Engineering (LSE) processes for all Test Capability and Infrastructure (TC&I) projects across the 412th Test Wing.

What must the Wing Commander appoint?

Appoint a Wing-level Technical Authority. (paragraph 63-100)

How often must organizational LSE processes be assessed?

Ensure that a self-assessment of the Organizational LSE processes is conducted at least annually in accordance with (IAW) AFTCI 63-100. (paragraph 63-100)

How must Critical Program Information be protected?

Ensure that Critical Program Information (CPI) is identified and protected IAW AF and local CPI policy and procedures. (paragraph 63-100)

What authority does the Systems Engineering Council have over resources?

The SEC does not have authority to allocate resources, it provides a recommended course of action to the TW Council. (paragraph 63-100)

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