MODUK DEF STAN 00-60: PART 20 PDF

Name:
MODUK DEF STAN 00-60: PART 20 PDF

Published Date:
09/24/2004

Status:
[ Cancelled ]

Description:

Integrated Logistic Support Part 20: Application of Supply Support Procedures

Publisher:
British Defence Standards

Document status:

Active

Format:

Electronic (PDF)

Delivery time:

10 minutes

Delivery time (for Russian version):

200 business days

SKU:

CANC S/S BY DEF STAN 00-600

The scope of this Part of the Defence Standard is:

To explain the relationship of SSP to S2000M, and the maintenance of configuration between S2000M and this Defence Standard.

To amplify the contractual requirements of Part 0 of this Defence Standard with particular respect to SSP,

To give guidance on tailoring of S2000M for use by MOD and its contractors.

Edition :	I7
Number of Pages :	32
Published :	09/24/2004

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