UPDATE TO JCIDS CJCSI 3170.01F & CJCSM 3170.01C

1. UPDATE TO JCIDSCJCSI 3170.01F& CJCSM 3170.01C

2. Major Change • JROC delegates validation authority • JCB validates ACAT II JROC Interest documents • Lead FCB validates ACAT III JROC Interest documents • VCJCS approves all JROC Interest documents via JROCM • Maintains execution of Title 10 responsibility

3. Approved JCIDS Changes • JROCM 100-05 – Streamlining JCIDS • JROCM 102-05 – Safe Weapons in Joint Warfighting Environments • JROCM 120-05 – Incorporating Force Protection and Survivability KPPs • JROCM 062-06 based on FCB Stakeholder conference and other changes • JROCM 161-06 KPP Study results • JROCM 163-06 Comment Resolution • JROCM 005-07 Removed requirement for Insensitive Munitions certification

4. Other Changes • Added clarification on application of JCIDS to IT systems • Systems with investment less than $15M not required to submit • Expanded description of FAA, FNA, FSA to include specific language for IT capabilities • Added Joint Capabilities Technology Demonstrations (JCTD) • Sundown clause on Mission Area ICDs • Policy guidance on sustaining existing capabilities, P3I, tech refresh, recapitalization, COTS and NDI solutions

5. Other Changes (cont’d) • Added a top-level description of CBP and the linkage to JCIDS • Provided additional guidance on transition between JUONs and JCIDS to establish a program of record • Identify linkage between JCIDS analysis and lessons learned, IPLs, GWOT assessments, etc. • Clarified the meaning of the term “sponsor” for each document • Clarified approval of multiple program increments in a single CDD

6. Other Changes (cont’d) • Provided enhanced guidance on CBAs (linked to CBA Guide) • Added description of how key strategic documents impact on the CBA process • Exemplar process flows for COCOM led, FCB led, and Service/Agency led CBAs • Provided a description of how COCOMs can use the SWarF process to identify and advocate capability needs • Enhanced the description of the CBA process and requirements based on the CBA Guide and lessons learned • Provided a set of questions to guide analysts through the steps of the CBA • Added linkage between CBA results and recommendations for technology development or joint experimentation • Provided additional guidance on the process to update KPPs • Described the process for request and approval of waivers

7. Recent Changes not in Version F/C • JROCM 262-06 – Cost Drivers, Technology Readiness, Interdependency • Incorporate technology/manufacturing readiness into CDDs and CPDs • JROCM 047-07 – Combat ID – Blue Force Tracking • JFCOM will review all JCIDS documents during staffing and assess applicability of Combat ID/Blue Force Tracking • JROCM 074-07 – System Training KPP • Provides additional clarification/guidance on assessing the applicability of the System Training KPP

8. QUESTIONS?

9. JROCM 100-05 – Streamlining JCIDS • Bypassing Flag review if O-6 review is successful • Semi-parallel staffing of an ICD and CDD • Minor changes - brief to FCB then JCB/JROC without staffing • Joint Information JPD established • Staffing guidelines on JROCMs • Tracking JROCM taskings

10. JROCM 102-05 – Safe Weapons in Joint Warfighting Environments • Established the Joint Weapons Safety Technical Advisory Panel • Advises DDFP, who makes recommendations to the JROC

11. JROCM 120-05 – Incorporating Force Protection and Survivability KPPs • In compliance with NDAA 2005, provides guidance in incorporating new KPPs • JROC Interest capabilities documents will be updated or incorporate the new KPPs unless justification provided • FCBs assess the applicability and recommend validation to the JROC • Non-JROC Interest documents are the responsibility of the Services/Agencies

12. JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes • All JCIDS documents will identify the relevant JCAs (Tier 1 and 2) • Begins the process of using a common lexicon for capabilities • Acceleration of KPP change consideration • Enhances flexibility and timeliness is addressing KPP issues • Proposed change will be assessed by lead FCB • If no issues, it will be referred to the JROC/JCB for approval without staffing

13. JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (cont’d) • Requirement for Post Independent Analysis • Questionable value added – will reevaluate in next update • Not required for JROC directed CBAs • Optional for sponsor initiated CBAs • Use of a CDD in lieu of CPD for MS C • Streamlines approval process where program is on track • No changes from CDD • Updates for NR-KPP certification provided • JROC re-validates the CDD as a CPD

14. JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (cont’d) • CBA Study Plan • Provides up front guidance and scoping of CBAs • Required to initiate a JROC directed CBA • Approved by JCB/JROC • Establishes the scope of the CBA • Alternate CONOPS will be considered for JROC directed CBAs • Ensures full scope of alternatives considered • FSA should include an alternate CONOPS • Based on results from FAA/FNA, war games, experimentation, etc. • Potential to eliminate or change the scope of gaps found in the CBA

15. JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (cont’d) • Joint Experimentation guidance • Identifies areas for coordination with joint experimentation • JE can provide insight during CBA (part of CBA Study Plan) • JE can be driven by the results of the CBA (included in CBA recommendations) • Additional threat information in JROC Briefs • More information will be provided to clarify • Risks • Actions taken to counter or mitigate threats • Additional resources programmed to counter the threat

16. JROCM 062-06 JCIDS Changes (cont’d) • CONOPS as a basis for a CBA • Clarifies that a COCOM, Service or Agency CONOPS can be used as the basis for a CBA • Derived from JOCs • An approved JIC is not required for every CBA

17. JROCM 161-06 KPP Changes • KPP Study – • New Mandatory KPP for materiel availability (materiel reliability and ownership cost) • Selectively applied KPPs on system training and energy efficiency • Proposed process for initially identifying applicable KPPs • Future documents will identify the timeframe when the capability is required

18. JROCM 163-06 Comment Resolution Comment Resolution Times Document Median Average ICD 56 60 CDD 62 92 CPD 63 70 • Suspense for all documents is to complete comment resolution in 45 days • At 30 days – KM/DS will notify the Sponsor, Lead FCB and CAD/AO – Two options: • Submit document within 15 days • Unresolved critical comments will go through Phase 2 staffing • Critical comments that remain unresolved will be referred to the FCB/JCB/JROC for resolution • FCB will assist in resolving all others • Request a waiver in writing to the Lead FCB • 15 days or less extension can be approved by the FCB AO • Beyond 15 days approved by FCB Chair • At 45 days – Document removed from KM/DS unless a waiver is approved • Sponsor will resubmit for Phase I staffing at a later date