Common use of Essential Logistics Demand (ELD) Clause in Contracts

Essential Logistics Demand (ELD). A measure of the impact on supply channels which meets the DoD guidance for a logistics reliability parameter. ELDs include all EUMDs that require parts or line-replaceable units (LRU) and all scheduled maintenance demands that require parts or LRUs. ELDs also include crew correctable maintenance demands (CCMD) that use parts from the Basic Issue Item (BII). This category does not include operator or crew level preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS), it may include items/parts consumed during the conduct of PMCS.

Essential Logistics Demand (ELD). A measure of the impact on supply channels which meets the DoD guidance for a logistics reliability parameter. ELDs include all EUMDs Essential Unscheduled Maintenance Demands (EUMD) that require parts or line-replaceable units (LRU) and all scheduled maintenance demands that require parts or LRUs. ELDs also include crew correctable maintenance demands (CCMD) CCMD that use parts from the Basic Issue Item (BII). This category does not include operator or crew level preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS), although it may include items/parts consumed during the conduct of PMCS.

Essential Logistics Demand (ELD). A measure of the impact on supply channels which meets the DoD guidance for a logistics reliability parameter. ELDs include all EUMDs Essential Unscheduled Maintenance Demands (EUMD) that require parts or line-replaceable units (LRU) and all scheduled maintenance demands that require parts or LRUs. ELDs also include crew correctable maintenance demands (CCMD) CCMD that use parts from the Basic Issue Item (BII). This category does not include operator or crew level preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS), it may include items/parts consumed during the conduct of PMCS.