Level of Repair Analysis Sample Clauses

Level of Repair Analysis. (XXXX). The contractor shall provide an Initial XXXX (CDRL A730) within 30 days following delivery of the Engineering Drawing Tree (CDRL A710). The final submission of the XXXX shall be concurrent with the First Article Test Report (CDRL A650). The Government recommends the use of the Computerized Optimum Model for Predicting and Analyzing Support Structure (COMPASS) model to develop XXXX data for all potentially repairable assemblies of the contracted items and unique support, training, and test equipment. If the contractor does not use COMPASS, the contractor will also have to provide the Government with all model input data to allow the Government will perform sensitivity analyses, request updates to the XXXX input data by the contractor for items if changes to design, costs or reliability make lower levels of repair potentially desirable.
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