NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19930013806: Summary document of tasks performed on the Shuttle-C/NLS contract

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Summary of tasks performed on the Shuttle-C/NLS
Contract (NAS8-37145) for the period from January 1,
1992 through January 31, 1993 in lieu of Contract DR's
as directed by the contract Statement of Work.
January 12, 1993

(NASA-C-192433) SUMMARY DOCUMENT N93-22995
OF TASKS PERFORMED ON THE
SHUTTLE-C/NLS CONTRACT (United

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Summary of tasks performed on the Shuttle-C/NLS
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1992 through January 31, 1993 in lieu of Contract DR's
as directed by the contract Statement of Work.
January 12, 1993
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1.0 PROGRA MA TICS
1.1 ACQUISITION
1.1.1 Consortia Data
1.1.2 SOW Definition Process
1.2 PROJECT ENGINEERING/PROGRAM PLANNING
1.2.1 Red Team Review Participation
1.2.2 Program and Contractors' Managers' Review #2 Material
1.2.3 Program and Contractors' Managers' Review #3 Material
1.2.4 Program and Contractors' Managers' Review #4 Material
1.2.5 Program and Contractors' Managers' Review #5 Material
1.2.6 Project Management and Schedule Software Analysis
1.2.7 Compilation of all assigned actions
1.2.8 Master Schedule Development
1.2.9 Facilities Schedule Development
1.2.10 Logic Network Development
1.2.11 Project Plan
1.2.12 Summary Reports
1.2.12.1 The Gavin Report
1.2. 12.2 Phased Program from "Ups and Downs of the New Space
Launcher"
1.2. 12.3 NASA Headquarters direction to JPO
1.2. 12.4 NLS Funding Flow
1.2. 12.5 National Space Policy Directive #4
1.2.13 Opportunities for Change Matrix
1.2.14 Engineering Demonstration Evaluation Process
1.2.15 Engineering Demonstration Candidate
1.2.16 WBS Review and Comments
1.2.17 DR Summary
1.3 COST
1.3.1 Space Congress Paper - "NLS Cost Containment"
1.3.2 WRAP
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2.0 TECHNICAL/SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
2.1 Omitted
2.2 NLS Engine-Out Analysis
2.3 NLS Avionics Analysis
2.4 NLS 2-Stage versus 1.5-Stage Comparison
2.5 HLLV/ASRB Compatibility
2.6 Architecture Definition Process
2.7 50K Vehicle Justification
2.8 SEW Organization and Responsibilities
2.9 NLS Systems Engineering and Integration
2.10 Level II SRD Comments and Identification of Cost Drivers
2.11 Vehicle-Engine lCD Comments
2.12 Comparison of SRD v6.0 with MSFC Requirement-1978
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During FY92, USBI performed many programmatic related tasks. These
programmatic tasks have been categorized as follows:
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1.2 Project Engineering/Program Planning
1.3 Cost
The reports associated with these tasks follow in paragraphs 1.1.1 through 1.3.3.
Proceeding each task report is a brief description of the contents contained within.
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The following is a list of reports associated with USBI's FY92 acquisition related
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1.1.1 Consortia Data
1.1.2 sow Definition Process
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1.1.1 Consortia Data
Task report 1.1.1 is a collection of consortia data gathered to provide information
to NLS acquisition planners for use in developing the "best" means to procure the
NLS. It contains definitions, examples, types, advantages, and disadvantages of
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