Match the function to the associated logistics plan

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Includes a list of required spare parts and plans to secure the spare parts

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Serves as a basic planning and management document for those logistics activities that are accomplished primarily in the system acquisition process $($as compared with the total spectrum of logistics functions throughout the life cycle$).$ These activities address the logistics requirements definition process, major design interface functions, trade$-$offs and analyses, logistic modeling, data collection and processing, design review and evaluation, and so on$.$

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For large systems, in particular, a significant transition often occurs when production$/$construction operations evolve to a full$-$scale user capability. A rapid buildup of equipment in the field often occurs while at the same time there is a lack of adequately trained personnel and not enough spare$/$repair parts, support equipment, technical data, and so on$,$ available for adequate system support. The purpose of this plan is to define the requirements for distributing system components, to describe the extent to which initial customer support is needed $($schedule$,$ duration, quantity of personnel and spares, etc.$),$ and to describe the process for transitioning to full$-$scale user operations.

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$1.$ One of the functions associated with this plan involves Identifying capital equipment needs $($material handling provisions, assembly and test processing equipment, warehousing shelves, etc.$).$ Evaluate existing facilities and associated capital items, and assess adequacies$/$inadequacies in terms of meeting the need.

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This plan comprise system operating instructions, maintenance and servicing procedures, installation and checkout procedures, calibration procedures, overhaul instructions, change notices and data covering system modifications, and so on

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This plan includes specific requirements for maintenance and support personnel in terms of quantities, skill levels, and job classifications by location are determined through the SA process.

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This plan is directed toward covering the logistic support for a system $($or components thereof$)$ after the basic production capability for that system has been discontinued and phased out. For instance, where will the consumer be able to acquire additional spare parts $8$ to $10$ years from now when the initial producer is no longer in the business. This plan must address contingencies of this nature.

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The plan should identify the requirements for transportation and handling, the facilities and support equipment necessary for material processing, personnel, and the data necessary for the processing of items out of the inventory associated with phase out.

A$.$

Supportability Analysis Plan

B$.$

Distribution and Customer Support Plan

C$.$

Supply Support Plan

D$.$

Personnel and Training Plan

E$.$

Post Production Support Plan

F$.$

System Retirement Plan

G$.$

Facilities Plan

H$.$

Tecnical Data Plan