ACCEPTABLE QUALITY LEVEL: The acceptable performance level of the contractor. The AQL must be met for performance to be considered satisfactory.

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1 Appendix 1: Definitions and Acronyms A1.1 Definitions ACCEPTABLE QUALITY LEVEL: The acceptable performance level of the contractor. The AQL must be met for performance to be considered satisfactory. ALLOCATED LABOR: Labor that can be identified to an end product. BATTERY RECLAMATION: Operation to determine and accomplish battery reusability. CERTIFICATION: A formal guarantee for meeting a standard. COMPUTER BASED TRAINING: Electronic training courses CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT: The management, coordination and tracking of changes or element structure for a specific program or project. CRITICAL RUNS: Critical runs are weapon runs that require rapid feedback to determine setup options for subsequent runs. DATA LIBRARY: An organized collection of data/information, systematically maintained for easy use. ENGINEERING CHANGE PROPOSAL: A design change that is either in the approval process or has been approved and is in the implementation process. FISCAL YEAR: The Government Fiscal Year is 1 October through 30 September GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE: The government individual who is the main technical point of contact for a specific subtask. HELP DESK: An individual(s) who provides or coordinates assistance to users of a specific program. I-LEVEL MAINTENANCE: (Intermediate Level Maintenance) Maintenance requiring a higher level of skill because it is beyond the capabilities of the operating activity. INDICATOR: A method of measuring a process or procedure. INVENTORY: A physical count performed to determine the on-hand quantity of an item or group of items,

2 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET: A manufacturer supplied document that identifies the product and lists the chemical composition, physical/chemical properties, fire hazard, health risks, reactive data, precautions for safe handling and use, control and proper storage measures. ORDNANCE: Ammunitions, any explosive type of material. O-LEVEL MAINTENANCE: (Organizational Level Maintenance) Maintenance activities performed by the operating activity in support of day-to-day operations. OBSOLESCENCE: The state of being out of date or superseded by current technologies or innovations. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Any equipment, clothing, gear, shoes etc. necessary to protect the safety of the employee. PRELIMINARY: Draft version provided for feedback or input prior to preparing final version. SHOP ORDER: Planner s written instructions to the shop telling them what they are to do and how they are to do it. SPONSOR OWNED MATERIAL: Material purchased by a customer (sponsor) for use by the performing activity in accomplishing sponsor-related work. READY FOR ISSUE: Item that is prepared and available for use. REQUISITION: Authoritative demand or request for supplies or services on authorized form for such request. SHIPPING REQUISITION: DD FORM 1149, Requisition and Invoice/Shipping Document used to ship or transfer items/material/equipment from one activity to another TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE: Documentation related to work performed TROUBLE CALLS: Notification of a problem called into a designated point of contact that will coordinate corrective action. UNLIQUIDATED OBLIGATIONS: Obligations established for material or services which have not been received. No expenditures have been processed to liquidate the outstanding balance. VISIT REQUEST: A formal document requesting visitation at another government facility, including the dates and purpose of the visit. Visit requests are necessary for both contractor and government employees.

3 A1.2 Acronyms 1. ACWP Actual cost of work performed 2. ACWS Actual Cost of Work Scheduled 3. ASW Anti Submarine Warfare 4. AUTEC- Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center 5. BCWP Budgeted Cost of Work Performed 6. BCWS - Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled 7. CLIN Contract Line Item Number 8. CM Configuration Management 9. CNRNW Commander, Navy Region Northwest 10. COMOPTEVFOR Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force 11. CONOPS - Concept of Operations 12. COMSUBPAC - Commander, Submarine Force, US Pacific Fleet 13. CONUS Continental United States 14. COTS - Commercial off the shelf 15. DOT Department of Transportation 16. E&E - Electronics and Electrical 17. EA - Engineering Assessment 18. EAC Estimate at Completion 19. EASTPAC Eastern Pacific 20. ECM - Electronic Countermeasure 21. ECP Engineering Change Proposal 22. EDMICS - Engineering Data Management Information Control System 23. EHF - Extreme High Frequency 24. EOR - End Of Run 25. EVMS - Earned Value Management System 26. FAR Failure Analysis Report 27. FAR Federal Acquisition Regulation 28. FCB - Field Change Bulletins 29. FCI - Field Change Instructions 30. FMS Foreign Military Sales 31. GFI Government Furnished Information 32. GFM - Government Furnished Material 33. GFP Government Furnished Property 34. GPA Government Property Administrator 35. GTR - Government Technical Representative 36. HAZMAT - Hazardous Material 37. HAZWASTE - Hazardous Waste 38. HAZWOPER Hazardous Waste Operations

4 39. HTTDS Heavyweight Torpedo Technical Data System 40. IAW In Accordance With 41. ILSA - Integrated Logistic Support Agency 42. IMA Intermediate Maintenance Activity 43. IPT - Integrated Product Team 44. ISE In Service Engineering 45. ISO International Standards Organization 46. IT Information Technology 47. K/B Docks Keyport Bangor Docks located at Naval Submarine Base Bangor 48. KASS - Keyport Automated Supply/Shipping System 49. KO Contracting Officer 50. LAN - Local Area Network 51. MHE - Material Handling Equipment 52. MK - Mark 53. MOA - Memoranda of Agreement 54. MOTS Military Off The Shelf 55. MSC- Military Sealift Command 56. MSDS - Material Safety Data Sheet 57. NAVSEA Naval Sea Systems Command 58. NBC Naval Base Coronado 59. NBPL - Naval Base Point Loma 60. NBSD - Naval Base San Diego 61. NOR - Notice of Revision 62. NOV - Notice of Violations 63. NSN National Stock Number 64. NUWC - Naval Undersea Warfare Center 65. NUWCDH - NUWC Detachment HAWAII 66. NUWCDIVKPT - Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Keyport 67. NUWCDP - Naval Undersea Warfare Center Detachment Pacific 68. ODC Other Direct Cost 69. OPNAVNOTE Chief of Naval Operations Note 70. Op Site Operational Site 71. OSDS - Operating Site Data System 72. OT - Overtime 73. PDF Portable Document Format 74. PEO IWS Program Executive Office, Integrated Warfare Systems 75. PLV - Programmable Launch Vehicle 76. PMRF - Pacific Missile Range Facility 77. PMS Planned Maintenance System 78. PMS Program Management Office, NAVSEA

5 79. PNW - The Pacific Northwest 80. POA&M - Plan of Action and Milestones 81. POC Point of Contact 82. PSNS - Puget Sound Naval Shipyard 83. Qual-Cert - Qualifications Certification 84. REXTORP - Recoverable Exercise Torpedo 85. ROP Range Operating Procedures Manual 86. RPDP - Run Plan Development Procedure 87. RSSR - Range Support Systems Reports 88. RUG - Ranges Users Guide 89. SA&OR System Acceptance & Operational Readiness Department 90. SCIUR - San Clemente Island Underwater Range 91. SCORE - Southern California Offshore Range Extension 92. SHIPALT - Ship Alteration 93. SLEP Service Life Extension Program 94. SLIN - Sub Contract Line Item Number 95. SOCAL - Southern California 96. SOP Standard Operating Procedure 97. SOW Statement of Work 98. SSR Solid State Recorder 99. T&E - Test and Evaluation 100. TARCEB Target Certification Examining Board 101. TDA - Technical Design Agent 102. TDC - Technical Data Center 103. TDS - Technical Data System 104. TEMP - Test and Evaluation Master Plan 105. TEMPALT - Temporary Alteration 106. TESPR Test and Evaluation System Program Review 107. TI Letter Technical Instruction Letter 108. TMDER - Technical Manual Deficiency Reports 109. TMIS - Target Management Information System 110. TMIS - Torpedo Management Information System 111. TO Task Order 112. TO Test Objective 113. TOM Task Order Manager 114. TRIMS - Target and Range Reporting Information Management System 115. TRIP - Test Report Interactive Program 116. TRM - Torpedo Requirements Model 117. TT&E - Test Training and Evaluation 118. TWR - Torpedo Weapon Retriever 119. TYCOM Type Commander

6 120. UNSAT - Unsatisfactory 121. USW - Undersea Warfare 122. UTRE - Underwater Tracking Range Equipment 123. UUV - Unmanned, Undersea Vehicles 124. VLF - Very Low Frequency 125. VTC Video Teleconference 126. WAN Wide Area Network 127. WBS - Work Breakdown Structure 128. WESTPAC Western Pacific 129. WHE Weight Handling Equipment 130. WRB Weapons Retriever Boat 131. WSPR - Weapon System Program Review