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NPR 7120.5F
Effective Date: August 03, 2021
Expiration Date: August 03, 2026
COMPLIANCE IS MANDATORY FOR NASA EMPLOYEES
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Subject: NASA Space Flight Program and Project Management Requirements w/Change 3

Responsible Office: Associate Administrator


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Appendix C. Compliance Matrix and Tailoring Guidance and Resources

Guidance and resources to assist programs and projects in tailoring NPR 7120.5, NASA Space Flight Program and Project Management Requirements, requirements have been established and/or developed by the Agency, Mission Directorates, and Centers. These include compliance matrices (see Section C.1), consultation and assistance for tailoring (see Section C.2), and resources for developing the tailoring approach (see Section C.3). An Agency Tailoring Web site which includes many of these resources is available at https://appel.nasa.gov/npr-7120-5-tailoring-resources.

C.1 Compliance Matrix

C.1.1 The Compliance Matrix documents the program’s or project’s compliance with the requirements of NPR 7120.5 or how the program or project is tailoring the requirements in accordance with Section 3.5. It is submitted as part of the Formulation Agreement, Program Plan, or Project Plan. The Compliance Matrix is provided to streamline the tailoring (waiver and deviation) process described in Section 3.5 and may be used to document approval for designating requirements as non-applicable. (See Section 3.5.3.) If the Compliance Matrix is completed in accordance with these instructions, it meets the requirements for requesting tailoring and for designating requirements as non-applicable and serves as a group submittal for waivers to NPR 7120.5. Once the Formulation Agreement or Program or Project Plan is signed, tailoring and non-applicable designations are approved. A copy is forwarded to the CPMO and OCE for programs and Category 1 projects and to OCE for Category 2 and 3 projects. If the Compliance Matrix changes or if compliance is phased for existing programs or projects, updated versions of the Compliance Matrix are incorporated into an approved Formulation Agreement or Program or Project Plan revision.

C.1.2 Compliance Matrix options have been developed to facilitate the tailoring process. Programs and projects may use the full Compliance Matrix, or, if applicable, a pre-customized Compliance Matrix template, or a pre-approved Blanket Tailoring Compliance Matrix. (See Agency Tailoring Web site for examples of these Compliance Matrices and templates.) The project manager or program manager should coordinate with the program or the Mission Directorate, respectively, to select and obtain the appropriate approval for using a Compliance Matrix other than the full Compliance Matrix. Instructions for completing a Compliance Matrix are provided below.

a. Full Compliance Matrix: The full Compliance Matrix is provided in Table C-1 and on the Agency Tailoring Web site. It is also available on the OCE tab under the “Other NASA-Level Documents” menu in NODIS.

b. Pre-customized Compliance Matrix Templates: These Compliance Matrix templates eliminate non-applicable requirements for specific types of programs and projects. Programs and projects may choose to use the applicable pre-customized template instead of the full Compliance Matrix in Table C-1 to document and obtain approval for tailoring. Examples of pre-customized compliance matrix templates include templates for Uncoupled and Loosely Coupled Programs, Tightly Coupled Programs, Single-Project Programs, and projects.

c. Pre-approved Blanket Tailoring Compliance Matrices: Mission Directorates and programs may and are encouraged to develop tailored Compliance Matrices and obtain approval for tailoring specific types of programs and projects under their purview. Mission Directorates and programs are required to follow the instructions outlined in “Template Instructions” (see below) for identifying tailored requirements, developing justifications for tailoring, and obtaining approval for tailoring from requirement owners and from the CPMO for the NASA AA to establish a pre-approved blanket tailoring Compliance Matrix. Programs and projects that are eligible to invoke these pre-approved Compliance Matrices are not required to obtain approval for the tailored requirements since that approval has already been obtained by the Mission Directorate or program. (Approval for additional tailoring is required.) For example, the STMD Technology Demonstration Program has a pre-approved Compliance Matrix.

C.1.3 Template Instructions

C.1.3.1 The Compliance Matrix lists:

a. The paragraph reference.

b. The NPR 7120.5 requirement statement.

c. The “requirement owner” (the organization or individual responsible for the requirement).

d. Whether tailoring authority for the requirement is delegated or held at HQ.

e. The organization or individual to whom the requirement applies (MDAA, CD, PM).

f. A “comply?” column to describe applicability or intent to tailor.

g. The “justification” column to justify the rationale for tailoring and how tailoring is to be applied.

h. The “approval” column when signatures are required to approve tailoring.

C.1.3.2 The “Requirement Owner” column designates which organization is responsible for maintaining the requirement for the Agency. The head of the requirement owner’s organization has the authority for approving tailoring unless this authority has been formally delegated. The “Delegated” column indicates whether the HQ’s requirement owner has delegated or retained approval authority for tailoring of the requirement.

a. “Yes” in the “Delegated” column indicates that tailoring authority has been delegated by the requirement owner.

b. “No” in the “Delegated” column indicates that tailoring authority has been retained by the requirement owner.

c. Check the Agency Tailoring Web site for the POC who can provide the name of the HQ person with tailoring approval authority or the organization to which the authority is delegated.

d. If the “Delegated” column is blank, programs and projects should:

(1) Check the Agency Tailoring Web site for information on delegation by the requirement owner and/or

(2) Check the Agency Tailoring Web site for the HQ requirement owner’s POC and work with the POC to determine if tailoring authority has been retained or delegated.

C.1.3.3 The next three columns (“MDAA,” “CD,” and “PM”) designate to whom the requirement applies. An “A” in the column indicates applicability. Programs and projects do not need to address requirements that are not applicable to “PM.”

C.1.3.4 The “Comply?” column is filled in by the program or project to identify the program’s or project’s approach to the requirement. The project inserts an “FC” for “fully compliant,” “T” for “tailored,” or “NA” for a requirement that is “non-applicable,” per Section 3.5.3. (See Appendix A for the definition of a Non-Applicable Requirement.)

C.1.3.5 The column titled “Justification” documents the rationale for tailoring, documents how the requirement will be tailored, or justifies why the requirement is not applicable. It is expected that much of the rationale will already have been developed in retrievable program and/or project records and can simply be referenced (in an appropriate, accessible form). The level of documentation should be commensurate with the significance of departure from the norm and is determined by the requirement owner or as delegated. In the case where evaluation indicates that the tailoring of a requirement increases risk, evidence of official acceptance of that risk should be provided as referenced in retrievable program or project records. Columns in the Compliance Matrix can be adjusted to accommodate the necessary information.

C.1.3.6 The “Approval” column is used to indicate approval for tailored requirements. The name, title, and signature of the responsible authority (requirement owner or delegate) in this column indicates that approval and any required concurrences have been obtained. The requirement owner consults with the other organizations that were involved in the establishment of the specific requirement and obtains the concurrence of those organizations having a substantive interest.

a. The name, title, and signature of the responsible authority indicating approval of tailoring is required only for tailored requirements, i.e., those requirements with a “T” in the “Comply” column. This is not required for requirements with “NA” in the “Comply” column.

b. For requirements for which tailoring authority has been retained, program and project managers should work with the HQ requirement owners’ POCs to obtain the names of individuals with tailoring approval authority.

c. For requirements that have been delegated, program and project managers should work with the delegated representative or with the HQ requirement owners’ POCs to obtain information specific to the delegated authorities.

C.1.3.7 Redundant signatures are not required in the “Approval” column of the Compliance Matrix, if the requirement owner is already a required signatory (e.g., MDAA, Center Director, program manager, and project manager) on the Formulation Agreement, Program Plan, or Project Plan. An example of this would be OCE requirements that have been delegated to the Center Director. In this case, a separate signature by the Center Director is not required in the “Approval” column since the Center Director is a signatory on the plan. However, if tailoring was proposed for a requirement by an owner who isn’t normally a signatory on the Formulation Agreement, Program Plan, or Project Plan (e.g., OSMA), the program or project manager should obtain the signature of the approving official in the “Approval” column of the Compliance Matrix prior to submitting the Formulation Agreement, Program Plan, or Project Plan for final signature.

C.2 Consultation and Assistance for Tailoring

C.2.1 HQ requirements owners and some Mission Directorates have identified points-of-contact for consulting with and assisting programs and projects in developing their tailoring approach and in obtaining approval for tailoring as described below. A list of these points-of-contact is provided on the Agency Tailoring Web site.

a. Points-of-contact for HQ requirements owners are available to assist programs and projects in identifying the tailoring authority designated to approve tailoring of requirements owned by their organization, i.e., either the name of the HQ person or the organization to which the authority is delegated. In addition, some HQ requirements owners provide documented information on delegation of tailoring authority.

b. CPMO point(s)-of-contact are available to provide consultation to programs and projects in developing their tailoring approach. The level of support depends on the extent of tailoring needed and may range from a simple phone conversation to identifying a group of tailoring SMEs (at HQ and/or Centers) that can help a program or project develop and gain agreement for their tailoring approach.

c. Programs, Category 1 projects, and projects that are of high importance or visibility to NASA will coordinate with the CPMO to determine their tailoring approach. The CPMO-coordinated tailoring approach may need to be presented by the program or project to the NASA Program and Project Management Board (PPMB), as determined by the CPMO.

d. Mission Directorates may designate points-of-contact to obtain tailoring approval from requirement owners for programs and projects.

e. The PPMB may assist programs and projects in tailoring requirements and provide guidance through the tailoring process. The PPMB may be engaged to determine whether to endorse the program’s or project’s tailoring and adjudicate issues related to tailoring between requirement owners and programs and projects. Individual requirement owners retain the responsibility and authority to approve tailoring of requirements. Program and project managers interested in assistance from the PPMB should contact the CPMO PPMB Manager or their Center representative to the PPMB. The CPMO PPMB Manager is identified in the points-of-contact list on the Agency Tailoring Web site. Additionally, the NASA Program/Project Management Board Charter is available on the Agency Tailoring Web site.

C.3 Resources for Developing the Tailoring Approach

C.3.1 Resources available to programs and projects for developing their tailoring approach are provided on the Agency Tailoring Web site. These resources include:

C.3.2 Tailoring Guidance: Information, various forms of guidance, and implementation plans for developing a program’s or project’s tailoring approach provided by some requirements owners and Mission Directorates, such as:

a. Guidance provided by "Requirement Owners," including the CPMO for the NASA AA and OCFO, for developing a program’s or project’s tailoring approach. An example is OCFO's MOU template for tailoring a requirement.

b. Guidance from some Mission Directorates for tailoring specific types of projects, such as SMD’s Class D Tailoring/Streamlining Decision Memorandum and Class D Tailoring/Streamlining Implementation Plan.

C.3.3 General Overview of Tailoring Approaches: Summary information on tailoring approaches common across multiple programs and projects and requirements that are frequently tailored.

C.3.4 Specific Tailoring Approaches and Examples: Numerous examples of how specific programs and projects have successfully tailored NPR 7120.5 requirements.

C.3.5 Tailoring Tools: Tools to assist programs and projects in developing their tailoring approach have been developed by some Centers. These tools may also be helpful for programs and projects hosted at other Centers.

Approver Acronyms:
CPMO   Chief Program Management Officer

EMD    Environmental Management Division

FRED    Facilities Real Estate Division

LMD     Logistics Management Division

OCE    Office of the Chief Engineer
OCFO    Office of the Chief Financial Officer

OCIO    Office of the Chief Information Officer

OGC Office of the General Counsel

OIIR    Office of International and Interagency Relations
OPS    Office of Protective Services

OSI    Office of Strategic Infrastructure

OSMA    Office of Safety and Mission Assurance

SID Strategic Investments Division

Table C-1 Compliance Matrix

[Program or Project Name]
(See Section C.1.3 for explanation of notation in Table C-1.
I-Table products marked as “Best Practice” (BP) are not included in the Compliance Matrix.
See Section I.1.d for explanation of “Best Practice”.)

Para # NPR 7120.5 Requirement Statement Require-ment Owner Dele-gated MD AA CD PM Com-ply? Justification Approval
2.1.1.2 Regardless of the structure of a program or project meeting the criteria of Section P.2, this NPR shall apply to the full scope of the program or project and all the activities under it. NASA AA No A
2.1.3.1 Projects are Category 1, 2, or 3 and shall be assigned to a category based initially on: (1) the project life-cycle cost (LCC) estimate, the inclusion of significant radioactive material, and whether or not the system being developed is for human space flight; and (2) the priority level, which is related to the importance of the activity to NASA, the extent of international participation (or joint effort with other government agencies), the degree of uncertainty surrounding the application of new or untested technologies, and spacecraft/payload development risk classification. NASA AA No A
2.1.3.2 For Category 1 projects, the assignment of a project to a Center or implementing organization shall be with the concurrence of the NASA AA. NASA AA No A
2.1.4.1 Programs and projects with a LCC or initial capability cost (see Section 2.4.1.3.b) greater than $250M shall be managed by program and project managers who have been certified in compliance with Office of Management and Budget (OMB)’s promulgated Federal acquisition program/project management certification requirements. NASA AA No A
2.2.1 Program and project managers shall follow their appropriate life cycle as identified in each program and project respective life- cycle figure. Life cycles include life-cycle phases, gates, and major events; performing KDPs and major life-cycle reviews (LCRs); developing principal documents that govern the conduct of each phase; and re-entering the life cycle when program or project changes warrant such action. NASA AA No A
2.2.2 Program and project managers shall organize the work required for each phase using a product-based WBS developed in accordance with the Program and Project Plan templates (appendices G and H). OCFO Yes A
2.2.3 The documents shown on the life-cycle figures and described below shall be prepared in accordance with the templates in appendices D, E, F, G, and H. NASA AA No A
2.2.4 Each program and project shall perform the LCRs in accordance with NPR 7123.1, applicable Center practices, and the requirements of this document. OCE Yes A
2.2.5 Program or project managers and an independent Standing Review Board (SRB) shall conduct the System Requirements Review (SRR), System Definition Review (SDR)/ Mission Definition Review (MDR), Preliminary Design Review (PDR), Critical Design Review (CDR), System Integration Review (SIR), Operational Readiness Review (ORR), and PIR LCRs in figures 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, and 2-5. NASA AA No A
2.2.5.1 The Conflict of Interest (COI) procedures detailed in the NASA Standing Review Board Handbook shall be strictly adhered to. OGC No A A A
2.2.5.2 The portion of the LCRs conducted by the SRB shall be convened by the Convening Authorities in accordance with Table 2-2. NASA AA No A A A
2.2.5.3 The program or project manager, the SRB chair, and the Center Director (or designated Engineering Technical Authority (ETA) representative) shall mutually assess the program’s or project’s expected readiness for the LCR and report any disagreements to the Decision Authority for final decision. NASA AA No A A
2.2.6 In preparation for these LCRs, the program or project manager shall generate the appropriate documentation per the Appendix I tables of this document, NPR 7123.1, and Center practices, as necessary, to demonstrate that the program’s or project’s definition and associated plans are sufficiently mature to execute the follow-on phase(s) with acceptable technical, safety, and programmatic risk. NASA AA No A
Table I-1 Uncoupled and Loosely Coupled Program Milestone Products and Control Plans Maturity Matrix
Table I-1 1. FAD [Baseline at approval for Formulation] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-1 2. PCA [Baseline at KDP I] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-1 3. Program Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-1 3.a. Mission Directorate requirements and constraints [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A A
Table I-1 3.b. Traceability of program-level requirements on projects to the Agency strategic goals and Mission Directorate requirements and constraints [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A A
Table I-1 3.c. Documentation of driving ground rules and assumptions on the program [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-1 4. Interagency and international agreements [Baseline at SDR] NASA AA No A A
Table I-1 5. ASM Decision Memorandum [additional information in NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-1 6. Risk mitigation plans and resources for significant risks [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-1 7. Documented Cost and Schedule Baselines [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-1 8. Documentation of Basis of Estimate (cost and schedule) [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-1 9. Documentation of performance against plan/baseline, including status/closure of formal actions from previous KDP [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-1 10. Industrial Base and Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Strategy and Status [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2] OSMA No A
Program Plan Control Plans
Table I-1 1. Technical, Schedule, and Cost Control Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-1 2. Safety and Mission Assurance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPRs 8705.2 and 8705.4] OSMA Yes A
Table I-1 3. Risk Management Plan [Baseline at SDR] OSMA Yes A
Table I-1 4. Acquisition Strategy [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-1 6. Systems Engineering Management Plan
[Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1]
OCE Yes A
Table I-1 7. System Security Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 2810.1] OCIO No A
Table I-1 8. Review Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-1 9. NEPA Compliance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8580.1] OSI-EMD No A
Table I-1 10. Configuration Management Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5; additional information in NPR 7123.1 and SAE/EIA 649] OCE Yes A
Table I-1 11. Security Plan [Baseline at SDR]
[Required per NPR 1040.1 and NPR 1600.1]
OPS No A
Table I-1 12. Technology Transfer (formerly Export) Control Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 2190.1] OIIR No A
Table I-1 15. Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2 and NASA FAR Supplement part 1837.604] OSMA Yes A
Table I-2 Tightly Coupled Program Milestone
Products Maturity Matrix
Table I-2 1. FAD [Baseline at approval for Formulation] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-2 2. PCA [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-2 3. Program Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-2 3.a. Mission Directorate requirements and constraints [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A A
Table I-2 3.b. Traceability of program-level requirements on projects to the Agency strategic goals and Mission Directorate requirements and constraints
[Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1]
OCE Yes A A
Table I-2 3.c. Documentation of driving ground rules and assumptions on the program
[Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5]
NASA AA No A A
Table I-2 4. Interagency and international agreements
[Baseline at SDR]
NASA AA No A A
Table I-2 5. ASM Decision Memorandum [additional information in NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-2 6. Risk mitigation plans and resources for significant risks [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-2 7. Documented Cost and Schedule Baselines
[Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5]
OCFO-SID No A
Table I-2 8. Documentation of Basis of Estimate (cost and schedule) [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-2 9. CADRe [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-2 10. Shared Infrastructure, Staffing, and Scarce Material Requirements and Plans NASA AA No A
Table I-2 11. Documentation of performance against plan/baseline, including status/closure of formal actions from previous KDP [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-2 12. Industrial Base and Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Strategy and Status [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2] OSMA No A
Table I-3 Tightly Coupled Program Plan Control
Plans Maturity Matrix
Table I-3 1. Technical, Schedule, and Cost Control Plan
[Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5]
NASA AA No A
Table I-3 2. Safety and Mission Assurance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPRs 8705.2 and 8705.4] OSMA Yes A
Table I-3 3. Risk Management Plan [Baseline at SDR]
[Required NPR 8000.4]
OSMA Yes A
Table I-3 4. Acquisition Strategy [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-3 6. Systems Engineering Management Plan
[Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1]
OCE Yes A
Table I-3 7. Verification and Validation Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5, additional information in NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-3 8. System Security Plan [Baseline at CDR]
[Required per NPR 2810.1]
OCIO No A
Table I-3 9. Review Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-3 10. Mission Operations Plan [Baseline at ORR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-3 11. NEPA Compliance Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8580.1] OSI-EMD No A
Table I-3 12. Integrated Logistics Support Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPD 7500.1] OSI-LMD No A
Table I-3 14. Configuration Management Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5; additional information in NPR 7123.1 and SAE/EIA 649] OCE Yes A
Table I-3 15. Security Plan [Baseline at PDR]
[Required per NPR 1040.1 and NPR 1600.1]
OPS No A
Table I-3 16. Technology Transfer (formerly Export) Control Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 2190.1] OIIR No A
Table I-3 19. Human-Rating Certification Package [Initial at SRR; certified at MRR/FRR] [Required per NPR 8705.2] OSMA No A
Table I-3 20. Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2 and NASA FAR Supplement part 1837.604] OSMA Yes A
Table I-3 21. Orbital Collision Avoidance Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8079.1] OCE No A
Table I-3 22. Human Systems Integration Approach [Baseline at SRR] [additional information in NASA/SP-20210010952 NASA HSI Handbook and NPR 7123.1] OCE-OSMA-OCHMO1 No A
Table I-4 Project Milestone Products
Maturity Matrix
Headquarters and Program Products
Table I-4 1. FAD [Baseline at MCR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-4 2. Program Plan [Baseline at MCR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-4 2.a. Applicable Agency strategic goals [Baseline at MCR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] NASA AA No A A
Table I-4 2.b. Documentation of program-level requirements and constraints on the project (from the Program Plan) and stakeholder expectations, including mission objectives/goals and mission success criteria
[Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1]
OCE Yes A A
Table I-4 2.c. Documentation of driving mission, technical, and programmatic ground rules and assumptions
[Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5]
NASA AA No A A
Table I-4 3. Partnerships and interagency and international agreements [Baseline U.S. partnerships and agreements at SDR/MDR; Baseline International agreements at PDR] NASA AA No A A
Table I-4 4. ASM Decision Memorandum [additional information in NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-4 5. Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan [Baseline at SMSR] [Required per NPR 8621.1] OSMA Yes A A
Project Technical Products
Table I-4 1. Concept Documentation [Approve at MCR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 2. Mission, Spacecraft, Ground, and Payload Architectures [Baseline mission and spacecraft architecture at SRR; Baseline ground and payload architectures at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 3. Project-Level, System, and Subsystem Requirements [Baseline project-level and system-level requirements at SRR; Baseline subsystem requirements at PDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 4. Design Documentation [Baseline at CDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 5. Operations Concept Documentation [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 6. Technology Readiness Assessment Documentation [Required per NPR 7120.5 Appendix F FA Template] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 7. Engineering Development Assessment Documentation [Required per NPR 7120.5 Appendix F FA Template] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 8. Heritage Assessment Documentation [Required per NPR 7120.5 Appendix F FA Template] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 9. Systems Safety Analyses (e.g., safety data packages)
[Baseline at CDR] [Required per NPR 8715.3]
OSMA Yes A
Table I-4 10. Payload Safety Process Deliverables [Baseline at SIR] [Required per NPR 8715.7] OSMA Yes A
Table I-4 11. Verification and Validation Report
[Baseline at MRR/FRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1]
OCE Yes A
Table I-4 12. Operations Handbook [Baseline at ORR] [additional information in NPR 7120.5 Appendix A] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 13. Orbital Debris Assessment Report [Final at SMSR] [Required per NPR 8715.6; additional information in NASA-STD-8719.14] OSMA No A A
Table I-4 14. End of Mission Plans [Baseline at SMSR] [Required per NPR 8715.6; additional information in NASA-STD-8719.14, App B] OSMA Yes A A
Table I-4 16. Decommissioning/Disposal Plan [Baseline at ORR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-4 17. Industrial Base and Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Strategy and Status [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2] OSMA No A
Table I-4 18. Criticality Identification Method for Hardware [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2] OSMA No A
Project Management, Planning, and Control Products
Table I-4 1. Formulation Agreement [Baseline for Phase A at MCR; Baseline for Phase B at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-4 2. Project Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-4 3. Documentation of performance against Formulation Agreement (see #1 above) or against plans for work to be accomplished during Implementation life-cycle phase, including performance against baselines and status/closure of formal actions from previous KDP [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-4 4. Project Baselines N/A N/A
Table I-4 4.a. Top technical, cost, schedule and safety risks, risk mitigation plans, and associated resources [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-4 4.b. Staffing requirements and plans [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-4 4c.i. Infrastructure requirements and plans [Required per NPR 9250.1, NPD 8800.14, and NPR 8820.2]
Business case analysis for infrastructure [Required per NPR 8800.15.]
OSI-FRED No A
Table I-4 4.c.ii. Capitalization Determination Form (CDF) (NASA Form 1739) [Required per NPR 9250.1] OCFO No A
Table I-4 4.d. Schedule [Baseline Integrated Master Schedule at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-4 4.e. Cost Estimate [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-4 4.f. Basis of Estimate (cost and schedule) [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-4 4.g. Confidence Level(s) and supporting documentation [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-4 4.h. External Cost and Schedule Commitments
[Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5]
OCFO-SID No A A
Table I-4 4.i. CADRe [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-4 4.j. PMB [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5 and NASA EVM Capability Process Documentation] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-5 Project Plan Control Plans Maturity
Matrix
Table I-5 1. Technical, Schedule, and Cost Control Plan
[Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5]
NASA AA No A
Table I-5 2. Safety and Mission Assurance Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPRs 8705.2 and 8705.4] OSMA Yes A
Table I-5 3. Risk Management Plan [Baseline at SRR]
[Required per NPR 8000.4]
OSMA Yes A
Table I-5 4. Acquisition Strategy [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-5 6. Systems Engineering Management Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-5 7. System Security Plan [Baseline at CDR] [Required per NPR 2810.1] OCIO No A
Table I-5 8. Software Management Plan(s) [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7150.2; additional information in NASA-STD-8739.8] OCE No A
Table I-5 9. Verification and Validation Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5, additional information in NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-5 10. Review Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-5 11. Mission Operations Plan [Baseline at ORR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-5 12. NEPA Compliance Plan [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 8580.1] OSI-EMD No A
Table I-5 13. Integrated Logistics Support Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPD 7500.1] OSI-LMD No A
Table I-5 15. Integration Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-5 16. Configuration Management Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5; additional information in NPR 7123.1 and SAE/EIA 649] OCE Yes A
Table I-5 17. Security Plan [Baseline at PDR]
[Required per NPR 1040.1 and NPR 1600.1]
OPS No A
Table I-5 18. Project Protection Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 1058.1; additional information in NASA-STD-1006] OCE No A
Table I-5 19. Technology Transfer (formerly Export) Control Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 2190.1] OIIR No A
Table I-5 21. Human-Rating Certification Package [Initial at SRR; certified at MRR/FRR] [Required per NPR 8705.2] OSMA No A
Table I-5 22. Planetary Protection Plan [Baseline at PDR]
[Required per NPD 8020.7 and NPR 8715.24]
OSMA No A
Table I-5 23. Nuclear Launch Authorization Plan [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [additional information in NPR 8715.26] OSMA No A
Table I-5 24. Range Safety Risk Management Process Documentation [Baseline at SIR] [Required per NPR 8715.5] OSMA Yes A
Table I-5 26. Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2 and NASA FAR Supplement part 1837.604] OSMA Yes A
Table I-5 27. Orbital Collision Avoidance Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8079.1] OCE No A
Table I-5 28. Human Systems Integration Approach [Baseline at SRR] [additional information in NASA/SP-20210010952 NASA HSI Handbook and NPR 7123.1] OCE-OSMA-OCHMO1 No A
Table I-6 Single-Project Program Milestone
Products Maturity Matrix
Table I-6 1. FAD [Baseline at MCR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-6 2. PCA [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-6 3. Traceability of Agency strategic goals and Mission Directorate requirements and constraints to program/project-level requirements and constraints
[Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1]
OCE Yes A A
Table I-6 4. Documentation of driving mission, technical, and programmatic ground rules and assumptions [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-6 5. Partnerships and inter-agency and international agreements [Baseline U.S. partnerships and agreements at SDR/MDR; Baseline international agreements at PDR] NASA AA No A A
Table I-6 6. ASM Decision Memorandum [additional information in NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A A
Table I-6 7. Mishap Preparedness and Contingency Plan [Baseline at SMSR] [Required per NPR 8621.1] OSMA Yes A A
Single-Project Program Technical Products
Table I-6 1. Concept Documentation [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 2. Mission, Spacecraft, Ground, and Payload Architectures [Baseline mission and spacecraft architecture at SRR; baseline ground and payload architectures at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes/td> A
Table I-6 3. Project-Level, System, and Subsystem Requirements [Baseline project-level and system-level requirements at SRR; baseline subsystem requirements at PDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE No A
Table I-6 4. Design Documentation [Baseline at CDR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE No A
Table I-6 5. Operations Concept Documentation [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 6. Technology Readiness Assessment Documentation [Required per NPR 7120.5 Appendix F FA Template] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 7. Engineering Development Assessment Documentation [Required per NPR 7120.5 Appendix F FA Template] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 8. Heritage Assessment Documentation [Required per NPR 7120.5 Appendix F FA Template] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 9. Systems Safety Analyses (e.g., safety data packages) [Baseline at CDR]
[Required per NPR 8715.3]
OSMA Yes A
Table I-6 10. Payload Safety Process Deliverables [Baseline at SIR] [Required per NPR 8715.7] OSMA Yes A
Table I-6 11. Verification and Validation Report [Baseline at MRR/FRR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 12. Operations Handbook [Baseline at ORR] [additional information in NPR 7120.5 Appendix A] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 13. Orbital Debris Assessment Report [Final at SMSR] [Required per NPR 8715.6; additional information in NASA-STD-8719.14] OSMA No A A
Table I-6 14. End of Mission Plans [Baseline at SMSR] [Required per NPR 8715.6; additional information in NASA-STD-8719.14, App B] OSMA Yes A A
Table I-6 16. Decommissioning/Disposal Plan [Baseline at ORR] [Required per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-6 17. Industrial Base and Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Strategy and Status [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2] OSMA No A
Table I-6 18. Criticality Identification Method for Hardware [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2] OSMA No A
Single-Project Program Management, Planning, and Control Products
Table I-6 1. Formulation Agreement [Baseline for Phase A at MCR; baseline for Phase B at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-6 2. Program Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-6 3. Project Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A A A
Table I-6 4. Documentation of performance against Formulation Agreement (see #1 above) or against plans for work to be accomplished during Implementation life-cycle phase, including performance against baselines and status/closure of formal actions from previous KDP [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-6 5. Project Baselines N/A N/A
Table I-6 5.a. Top technical, cost, schedule and safety risks, risk mitigation plans, and associated resources [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-6 5.b. Staffing requirements and plans [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-6 5.c.i. Infrastructure requirements and plans [Required per NPR 9250.1, NPD 8800.14, and NPR 8820.2]
Business case analysis for infrastructure [Required per NPR 8800.15.]
OSI-FRED No A
Table I-6 5.c.ii. Capitalization Determination Form (CDF) (NASA Form 1739) [Required per NPR 9250.1] OCFO No A
Table I-6 5.d. Schedule [Baseline Integrated Master Schedule at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-6 5.e. Cost Estimate (Risk-Informed or Schedule-Adjusted Depending on Phase) [Risk-informed and schedule-adjusted baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-6 5.f. Basis of Estimate (cost and schedule) [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-6 5.g. Confidence Level(s) and supporting documentation [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-6 5.h. External Cost and Schedule Commitments [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A A
Table I-6 5.i. CADRe [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-6 5.j. PMB [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5 and NASA EVM Capability Process Documentation] OCFO-SID No A
Table I-7 Single-Project Program Plan Control Plans
Maturity Matrix
Table I-7 1. Technical, Schedule, and Cost Control Plan [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-7 2. Safety and Mission Assurance Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPRs 8705.2 and 8705.4] OSMA Yes A
Table I-7 3. Risk Management Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 8000.4] OSMA Yes A
Table I-7 4. Acquisition Strategy [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPD 1000.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-7 6. Systems Engineering Management Plan [Baseline at SRR] [per NPR 7123.1] OCE Yes A
Table I-7 7. System Security Plan [Baseline at CDR] [Required per NPR 2810.1] OCIO No A
Table I-7 8. Software Management Plan(s) [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 7150.2; additional information in NASA-STD-8739.8] OCE No A
Table I-7 9. Verification and Validation Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5, additional information in NPR 7123.1 OCE Yes A
Table I-7 10. Review Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] NASA AA No A
Table I-7 11. Mission Operations Plan [Baseline at ORR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-7 12. NEPA Compliance Plan [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [Required per NPR 8580.1] OSI-EMD No A
Table I-7 13. Integrated Logistics Support Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPD 7500.1] OSI-LMD No A
Table I-7 15. Integration Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 7120.5] OCE Yes A
Table I-7 16. Configuration Management Plan [Baseline at SRR] [Required per NPR 7120.5; additional information in NPR 7123.1 and SAE/EIA 649] OCE Yes A
Table I-7 17. Security Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 1040.1 and NPR 1600.1] OPS No A
Table I-7 18. Project Protection Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 1058.1; additional information in NASA-STD-1006] OCE No A
Table I-7 19. Technology Transfer (formerly Export) Control Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 2190.1] OIIR No A
Table I-7 21. Human-Rating Certification Package [Initial at SRR; certified at MRR/FRR] [Required per NPR 8705.2] OSMA No A
Table I-7 22. Planetary Protection Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPD 8020.7 and NPR 8715.24] OSMA No A
Table I-7 23. Nuclear Launch Authorization Plan [Baseline at SDR/MDR] [additional information in NPR 8715.26] OSMA No A
Table I-7 24. Range Safety Risk Management Process Documentation [Baseline at SIR] [Required per NPR 8715.5] OSMA Yes A
Table I-7 26. Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan [Baseline at SDR] [Required per NPR 8735.2 and NASA FAR Supplement part 1837.604] OSMA Yes A
Table I-7 27. Orbital Collision Avoidance Plan [Baseline at PDR] [Required per NPR 8079.1] OCE No A
Table I-7 28. Human Systems Integration Approach [Baseline at SRR] [additional information in NASA/SP-20210010952 NASA HSI Handbook and NPR 7123.1] OCE-OSMA-OCHMO1 No A
2.2.8 Projects, single-project programs (and other programs at the discretion of the MDAA) with a life-cycle cost (LCC) or initial capability cost (see Section 2.4.1.3.b) estimated to be greater than $250M shall perform earned value management (EVM) and comply with EIA-748, Earned Value Management Systems for all portions of work including in-house and contracted portions of the project. OCFO-SID No A A
2.2.8.1 Program and project managers with programs and projects subject to EVM shall utilize the NASA EVM Capability Process for in-house work. OCFO-SID No A
2.2.8.2 EVM system requirements for contracted work shall be applied to suppliers in accordance with the NASA Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Supplement, independent of phase and the $250M threshold (https://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/NFS.pdf.). OCFO-SID No A A
2.2.8.3 Mission Directorates shall conduct an IBR in preparation for KDP C and for major changes that significantly impact the cost and schedule baseline. OCFO-SID No A A
2.2.8.4 EVMS surveillance shall be conducted on contracts and programs and projects with in-house work to ensure continued compliance with EIA-748, Earned Value Management Systems. OCFO-SID No A A
2.2.10 Program and project managers shall complete and maintain a Compliance Matrix (see Appendix C) for this NPR and attach it to the Formulation Agreement for projects in Formulation and/or the Program or Project Plan. OCE No A
2.2.11 Single-project programs and projects shall develop a Project Protection Plan that addresses NASA-STD-1006, Space System Protection Standard in accordance with NPR 1058.1, Enterprise Protection Program. OCE No A
2.3.1 Each program and project shall have a Decision Authority the Agency’s responsible individual who determines whether and how the program or project proceeds through the life cycle and the key program or project cost, schedule, and content parameters that govern the remaining life-cycle activities. NASA AA No A
2.3.1.1 The MDAA shall inform the NASA AA and Administrator via email on all Agency Baseline Commitments (ABCs) per the following: inform the NASA AA on ABCs for single-project programs and projects with a LCC or initial capability cost (see Section 2.4.1.3.b) greater than $250M; and inform the NASA Administrator on ABCs for all single-project programs and projects with a LCC or initial capability cost greater than $1B and all Category 1 projects. (See Section 2.4.1.5 for more information on ABCs.) NASA AA No A
2.3.2 Each program and project shall have a governing PMC. NASA AA No A
2.3.4 The Center Director (or designee) shall oversee programs and projects usually through the CMC, which monitors and evaluates all program and project work (regardless of category) executed at that Center. NASA AA No A
2.3.5 Following each LCR, the independent SRB chair and the program or project manager shall brief the applicable management councils on the results of the LCR to support the councils’ assessments.

NASA
AA

No A A A
2.4.1 The decisions by the Decision Authority on whether and how the program or project proceeds into the next phase shall be summarized and recorded in the Decision Memorandum signed at the conclusion of the governing PMC by all parties with supporting responsibilities, accepting their respective roles. NASA AA No A
2.4.1.1 The Decision Memorandum shall describe the constraints and parameters within which the Agency, the program manager, and the project manager will operate; the extent to which changes in plans may be made without additional approval; any additional actions that came out of the KDP; and the supporting data (i.e., the cost and schedule datasheet) that provide further details. NASA AA No A A
2.4.1.2 A divergence from the Management Agreement that any party identifies as significant shall be accompanied by an amendment to the Decision Memorandum. NASA AA No A A
2.4.1.3 During Formulation, the Decision Memorandum shall establish a target LCC or initial capability cost range (and schedule range, if applicable) as well as the Management Agreement addressing the schedule and resources required to complete Formulation. OCFO-SID No A A
2.4.1.3 a For single-project programs and projects with a LCC or initial capability cost greater than or equal to $1B, the Decision Memorandum shall establish a high and low value for cost and schedule with the corresponding JCL value at KDP B. OCFO-
SID
No A A
2.4.1.5 All single-project program managers and project managers shall document the Agency’s LCC estimate or initial capability cost estimate and other parameters in the Decision Memorandum for Implementation (KDP C), and this becomes the ABC. NASA AA No A A
2.4.1.5.a For all single-project programs and projects with a definite Phase E end point, the Agency’s LCC estimate and other parameters shall become the ABC. NASA AA No A A
2.4.1.5.b For single-project programs and projects that plan continuing operations and production, including integration of capability upgrades, with an unspecified Phase E end point, the initial capability cost estimate and other parameters shall become the ABC. NASA AA No A A
2.4.1.7 Tightly coupled programs shall document their LCC estimate in accordance with the scope defined in the FAD or PCA, and other parameters in their Decision Memorandum at KDP I and update it at subsequent KDPs. OCFO-SID No A A
2.4.1.8 Programs or projects shall be rebaselined when: (1) the estimated development cost exceeds the ABC development cost by 30 percent or more (for projects over $250M, also that Congress has reauthorized the project); (2) the NASA AA judges that events external to the Agency make a rebaseline appropriate; or (3) the NASA AA judges that the program or project scope defined in the ABC has been changed or the project has been interrupted. OCFO-SID No A A
2.4.2 The program or project shall document the basis of estimate (BOE) for cost estimates and planned schedules in retrievable program or project records. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.3.1 a. Single-project programs with an estimated LCC under $1B and projects with an estimated LCC greater than $250M and under $1B shall provide a range of cost and a range for schedule, each range (with confidence levels identified for the low and high values of the range) established by a probabilistic analysis and based on identified resources and associated uncertainties by fiscal year. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.3.1 b. Single-project programs and projects with an estimated LCC greater than or equal to $1B shall develop a JCL and provide a high and low value for cost and schedule with the corresponding JCL value (e.g., 50 percent, 70 percent). OCFO-SID No A
2.4.3.2 At KDP C, single-project programs (regardless of LCC) and projects with an estimated LCC greater than $250M shall develop a cost-loaded schedule and perform a risk-informed probabilistic analysis that produces a JCL. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.3.3 At CDR, single-project programs and projects with an estimated LCC greater than or equal to $1B shall update their KDP C JCL and communicate the updated JCL values for the ABC and Management Agreement to the APMC for informational purposes. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.3.4 At KDP D, single-project programs and projects with an estimated LCC greater than or equal to $1B shall update their JCL if current reported development costs have exceeded the development ABC cost by 5 percent or more and document the updated JCL values for the ABC and Management Agreement in the KDP D Decision Memorandum. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.3.5 When a single-project program (regardless of LCC) or project with an estimated LCC greater than $250M is rebaselined, a JCL shall be calculated and evaluated as a part of the rebaselining approval process. OCFO-SID No A A
2.4.4.1 At KDP B, Mission Directorates shall plan and budget single-project programs and projects with an estimated LCC greater than or equal to $1B based on a 70 percent JCL or as approved by the Decision Authority. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.4.2 At KDP C, Mission Directorates shall plan and budget single-project programs (regardless of LCC) and projects with an estimated LCC greater than $250M based on a 70 percent JCL or as approved by the Decision Authority. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.4.3 At KDP B and KDP C, any JCL approved by the Decision Authority at less than 70 percent shall be justified and documented in a Decision Memorandum. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.4.4 At KDP C, Mission Directorates shall ensure funding for single-project programs (regardless of LCC) and projects with an estimated LCC greater than $250M is consistent with the Management Agreement and in no case less than the equivalent of a 50 percent JCL or as approved by the Decision Authority. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.4.5 At KDP C, any funding approved by the Decision Authority that is inconsistent with the Management Agreement or less than 50 percent JCL shall be justified and documented in a Decision Memorandum. OCFO-SID No A
2.4.5 Tightly coupled, loosely coupled, and uncoupled programs shall provide analysis of the program’s risk posture to the governing PMC as each new project reaches KDP B and C or when a project’s ABC is rebaselined. OCFO-SID No A A
3.3.1 Programs and projects shall follow the Technical Authority (TA) process established in this Section 3.3. OCE No A A A
3.4.1 Programs and projects shall follow the Formal Dissent process in this Section 3.4. NASA AA No A A A
3.5.1 Programs and projects shall follow the tailoring process in this Section 3.5. NASA AA No A A A
3.5.5 A request for a permanent change to a prescribed requirement in an Agency or Center document that is applicable to all programs and projects shall be submitted as a “change request” to the office responsible for the requirement policy document unless formally delegated elsewhere. NASA AA No A A A
3.6.1 Center Directors negotiating reimbursable space flight work with another agency shall propose NPR 7120.5 as the basis by which it will perform the space flight work. NASA AA No A
3.7.1 Each program and project shall perform and document an assessment to determine an approach that maximizes the use of SI. OCE No A
1 The Human Systems Integration approach requirement is owned by the three TA offices OCHMO, OCE and OSMA. OCE is the POC for this requirement and will coordinate verifications and relief from requirements with all TAs as necessary.


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