OO-ALCI63-101 — Integrated Life Cycle Management

OO-ALCI63-101 governs local DIPE acquisition roles, procedures, and life cycle management from provisioning through decommissioning.

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  • Publication number: OO-ALCI63-101
  • Title: INTEGRATED LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2025-03-07

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It covers DIPE provisioning, acquisition, commissioning, sustainment, performance monitoring, and decommissioning. It requires equipment documentation, asset tracking, design review, maintenance planning, and performance analysis.

Applies to: This instruction applies to the management of all acquisition programs pertaining to DIPE within the OO-ALC in any phase of the lifecycle.

Topics covered

  • DIPE provisioning
  • DIPE acquisition requirements
  • DIPE commissioning
  • Equipment maintenance plans
  • Equipment performance monitoring
  • DIPE decommissioning
  • FEM asset number generation

Questions and answers

Who must comply with OO-ALCI63-101?

All AF personnel must comply with both punitive and non-punitive mandatory guidance in publications. (paragraph 1)

How long does the EWG have to complete a DIPE design review?

The EWG will have 14 days to complete the design review and return results to the engineering entity. (paragraph 1)

What energy performance requirement applies when procuring energy using products, equipment and services?

When procuring energy using products, equipment and services that have, or can have, an impact on significant energy use, the organization shall inform suppliers that energy performance is one of the evaluation criteria for procurement in accordance with ISO 50001:2018E. (paragraph 1)

What happens during DIPE commissioning?

Predefined commissioning steps will be performed and needed corrections will be identified and assigned to appropriate personnel. (paragraph 3)

How is DIPE monitored when equipment failure creates significant cost or safety risk?

The 309 MXSS will establish a live monitoring program for equipment or systems where equipment failure creates significant cost or safety risk. (paragraph 3)

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