DID
Systems Engineering Glossary
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Information on DID
A DID is a document that is used to define the format, content and constraints to which a contract deliverable must comply. A DID is normally provided in the contract for all major deliverables in that contract. Effectively, the should be a DID for each type of deliverable data. The list of all data requirements for a contract is called a Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL). For example, a DID might be included for the Systems Engineering Master Plan (SEMP), the Configuration Management Plan (CMP), the Test and Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP), and so on. DIDs can also be called, inter alia, 'model texts', 'templates', or 'proformas'.
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