systecon lifecycle management

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The analytical defence programmes trust, shown through the decisions it has supported.

Six programmes, six decisions

98.8%

Meeting the AMDR radar's availability requirement while keeping lifecycle costs under control

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Sovereign repair capability, justified by data

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100+ models, one long-term support commitment

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MKS-180: bidder life cycle costs made comparable

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Mission accomplishment rates up by over 20% in initial results

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A vendor spares recommendation, validated in two weeks

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Where support analysis is policy,
not preference

Algorithms verified; software required in evaluations

US Navy

Required in evaluations under INSTRUCTION 4441.12A

Australian Department of Defence

Analytically supported information required from suppliers

BAAINBw, German Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment

Adopted office-wide for life cycle cost evaluation

Used for LCM in practically all major projects

Start from the decision on the table

 

System design for capability and readiness

FMV Gripen reconnaissance pod · Saab Kockums A26

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Inventory optimization and supply planning

Australian aviation fleet · AMDR · Air Mobility Command

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Support contract management

Thales UK and the Royal Navy · Australian sovereign repair

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In-service support planning

Swedish Maritime Administration SAR · Damen F126 · USAF F-15E

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Life cycle cost management

BAE Systems CV90 · MKS-180 · Royal Thai Air Force

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Different programmes, the same three lessons

 

1

Early decisions lock in most of the cost

A change made at concept stage costs little. The same change in service can cost millions. MKS-180, A26 and AMDR all put the analysis before the commitment.

2

Optimise the system, not the item

The question is how many aircraft are ready for take-off, not whether one part is on the shelf. AMDR, Air Mobility Command and the Royal Navy work all start there.

 
 

3

Analysis has to reach the decision

A model only matters once it changes a budget, a contract or a requirement. The Royal Thai Air Force made that structural, with LCC mandated for all major acquisitions.

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Defence

[LOGO] US Navy

AMDR radar: 98.8% Ao requirement met

[LOGO] USAF Air Mobility Command

Readiness spares packages for KC-135 and C-17

[LOGO] US Air Force

F-15E operational effectiveness

[LOGO] Australian Defence

Sovereign repair capability · Right-sizing the spares budget

[LOGO] Thales UK

Royal Navy naval support decision-making

[LOGO] German Navy

MKS-180 major procurement programme

[LOGO] BAAINBw

LCC analysis across German defence procurement

[LOGO] Damen Naval

F126 frigate programme

[LOGO] Saab Kockums

ILS management for the A26 submarine

[LOGO] BAE Systems

CV90 life cycle cost · design-change decisions

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