DI-MGMT-80224D
Technical Directive Compliance Reports
The Technical Directive Compliance Reports provide the data required to report the status of compliance with Technical Directives for government-owned equipment in contractor custody.
Approval DateJuly 7, 2023
AMSC NumberN10419
Preparing ActivityAS
Project NumberMGMT-2023-011
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DID Formatfree_text
963C CompliantYes
DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
Application & Interrelationship
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Use & Relationship
The Technical Directive Compliance Reports will be used to obtain the data required to report the status of compliance with Technical Directives.
The contractor reports to the government all technical directive compliances accomplished on government owned equipment in the custody of the contractor and approved by the government for the incorporation in the article(s) of the contract by submitting a technical directive compliance report as soon as possible after completion of actions directed in the technical directive.
This DID contains the format, content, and preparation instructions for the data product generated by the specific task requirement as delineated in the contract.
This DID supersedes DI-MGMT-80224C.
Preparation Instructions
1Reference documents.None.
2Format.Contractor format is acceptable.
3Content.The Technical Directive Compliance Report (TDCR) shall include the status of all Technical Directive (TD) compliances.
3.1TDCR Data Elements.The TDCR shall contain the following data:
3.1.1Type Equipment CodeEnter a four character code, which identifies the type equipment being modified (example: FA-18E = AMAH).
3.1.2BUNO/Serial NumberEnter six characters which identifies the specific equipment being modified. For Serial Numbers, less than six characters precede with zeroes. For Serial Numbers greater than six characters, use last six characters.
3.1.3TD CodeEnter two digit number corresponding to the TD type (See Figure 1) (example: Airframe Change = 50).
3.1.4Basic NumberEnter a four-digit number identifying a specific TD (example: TD 107 = 0107).
3.1.5InterimEnter I, if interim TD, otherwise leave blank.
3.1.6RevisionEnter alphabetic character identifying the TD if revision, otherwise leave blank.
3.1.7AmendmentEnter numeric character identifying the TD if amendment, otherwise leave blank.
3.1.8TD Part NumberEnter two digit used to identify the TD, if TD was issued as parts, otherwise leave blank.
3.1.9Kit NumberEnter two characters identifying the kit installed (example: A1). If no kit is required, enter 00.
3.1.10Incorporating ActivityEnter six characters identifying the activity incorporating the TD.
3.1.11Incorporation DateEnter six digits in the form MMDDYY (example: April, 01 2023 = 040103).
3.1.12Work Unit CodeEnter up to seven alphanumeric characters.
3.1.13Comply StatusEnter C (for current compliance), P (for previous compliance), or D (not applicable).
3.1.14Man-hoursEnter four numeric characters. If less than four characters, precede with zeroes (example: 10 = 0010).
3.1.15Maintenance LevelEnter 5 (Contractor Incorporated) or 6 (Contractor Mod Team). The following data elements are required when reporting a component TD (example: Avionics).
3.1.16Component Serial NumberEnter up to 10 alphanumeric characters identifying the component being modified.
3.1.17Inducted CAGEEnter 5 characters.
3.1.18Inducted Part NumberEnter up to 15 characters, identifying the inducted part.
3.1.19Produced CAGEEnter 5 characters, if applicable.
3.1.20Produced Part NumberEnter up to 15 characters, identifying the produced part number, when a TD caused a part number change, if applicable.
Figures
Figure 1. Technical Directive Codes
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