deligated team leads and supervisors, as well as other appropriate contractor personnel. However, the email tasking box shall serve as the official government task dissemination method to the contractor. Such tasking boxes will be established for each of the support areas. The contractor shall provide to the government the names of the contractor personnel who shall be required to access official email boxes. The contractor assign tasks to contractor personnel within one hour of deposit in the email tasking box and concurrently notify the respective government team lead of the assignment. The government’s tasks will identify the urgency of the request by distinguishing each as either routine, urgent or emergency with a by “need date” (NBD). The contractor’s status reports shall reflect the status of tasks with respect to the NBDs IAW CDRL B001. The contractor shall immediately notify the government in the event they have an indication that an NBD is not going to be met. Such notification shall include the extent of and reason for delay. Progress towards the completion of tasks will be tracked via the In-Service Support Workload Management System The government will provide the contractor access to the ISS-WMS. This approach is described in 1.3.1 below. TOs may be issued during any phase of an engineering project or effort. TOs related to an aircraft system may be issued during any phase of the life cycle, including disposal, and may involve specific weapon systems, and their associated engines, structures, components, and support systems; on-site technical assistance; development of engineering data; engineering investigations and maintenance for aircraft systems such as: P-3 P-8 F/A-18 E-6 EA-6B ALE-47 SSA T-6 T-34 T-44 T-45 TH-57 F-5 F-16 Triton Armament Aircraft Equipment and Aerial Refueling Stores CASS Electro-Optics Electronic Warfare Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Metrology Engines Structures Components Support Systems
deligated team leads and supervisors, as well as other appropriate contractor personnel. However, the email tasking box shall serve as the official government task dissemination method to the contractor. Such tasking boxes will be established for each of the support areas. The contractor shall provide to the government the names of the contractor personnel who shall be required to access official email boxes. The contractor assign tasks to contractor personnel within one hour of deposit in the email tasking box and concurrently notify the respective government team lead of the assignment. The government’s tasks will identify the urgency of the request by distinguishing each as either routine, urgent or emergency with a “need by date” (NBD). The contractor’s status reports shall reflect the status of tasks with respect to the NBDs IAW CDRL B001. The contractor shall immediately notify the government in the event they have an indication that an NBD is not going to be met. Such notification shall include the extent of and reason for delay. Progress towards the completion of tasks will be tracked via the In-Service Support Workload Management System The government will provide the contractor access to the ISS-WMS. This approach is described in 1.3.1 below. TOs may be issued during any phase of an engineering project or effort. TOs related to an aircraft system may be issued during any phase of the life cycle, including disposal, and may involve specific weapon systems, and their associated engines, structures, components, and support systems; on-site technical assistance; development of engineering data; engineering investigations and maintenance for aircraft systems such as: P-3 P-8 F/A-18 E-6 EA-6B ALE-47 SSA T-6 T-34 T-44 T-45 TH-57 F-5 F-16 Triton Armament Aircraft Equipment and Aerial Refueling Stores CASS Electro-Optics Electronic Warfare Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Metrology Engines Structures Components Support Systems