Common use of Physical Configuration Audit Clause in Contracts

Physical Configuration Audit. (PCA)/Functional Configuration Audit (FCA). For any system that has not attained MR, a PCA/FCA shall be conducted for the FWS-I, down to the spareable level that successfully completes qualification testing. The PCA/FCA shall also include any special and common tools, and fixtures required to support/sustain the FWS-I. The contractor shall host and support a PCA/FCA of equipment to be delivered under this contract. The PCA/FCA shall include all hardware and software developed for this contract and any hardware or software that is to be modified as a result of this contract. The contractor shall prepare a PCA/FCA Plan in contractor format that shall be approved by the IPPT prior to the commencement of the PCA/FCA. The FWS-I PCA/FCA Plan is a deliverable under CDRL-F003. The PCA/FCA shall be conducted no later than 60 days after the contractor submits the final PCA/FCA Plan. The PCA/FCA shall be conducted on all interface, mating and interconnection dimensions, and shall include a visual inspection of all subcomponents, as a minimum. A destructive PCA will not be performed; instruments will inspect only items that can be disassembled without damage. In the event the IPPT finds evidence the drawings do not adequately represent the equipment design and details of construction, acceptance of the equipment on order may be stopped until corrective action, acceptable to the Government, has been accomplished. The contractor shall prepare a PCA/FCA Report recording the result of the PCA/FCA. The FWS-I PCA/FCA Report is a deliverable under CDRL-F004. The Government requires 15 days for review/comment/approval of the PCA plan and 21 days for the PCA report. Submittal of the final report shall be with DD Form 250 NLT 30 days after receipt of Government comments or approval.

Physical Configuration Audit. (PCA)/Functional Configuration Audit (FCA). For any system that has not attained MR, a PCA/FCA shall be conducted for the FWS-I, down to the spareable level that successfully completes qualification testing. The PCA/FCA shall also include any special and common tools, and fixtures required to support/sustain the FWS-I. The contractor shall host and support a PCA/FCA of equipment to be delivered under this contract. The PCA/FCA shall include all hardware and software developed for this contract and any hardware or software that is to be modified as a result of this contract. The contractor shall prepare a PCA/FCA Plan in contractor format that shall be approved by the IPPT IPT prior to the commencement of the PCA/FCA. The FWS-FWS- I PCA/FCA Plan is a deliverable under CDRL-F003. The PCA/FCA shall be conducted no later than 60 days after the contractor submits the final PCA/FCA Plan. The PCA/FCA shall be conducted on all interface, mating and interconnection dimensions, and shall include a visual inspection of all subcomponents, as a minimum. A destructive PCA will not be performed; instruments will inspect only items that can be disassembled without damage. In the event the IPPT IPT finds evidence the drawings do not adequately represent the equipment design and details of construction, acceptance of the equipment on order may be stopped until corrective action, acceptable to the Government, has been accomplished. The contractor shall prepare a PCA/FCA Report recording the result of the PCA/FCA. The FWS-I PCA/FCA Report is a deliverable under CDRL-F004. The Government requires 15 days for review/comment/approval of the PCA plan and 21 days for the PCA report. Submittal of the final report shall be with DD Form 250 NLT 30 days after receipt of Government comments or approval.