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QFR-2027-0138

LEADERSHIP REVIEWQFRUNCLASSIFIED

Depot maintenance capacity (aviation)

SASC · SSIC 5216 · Suspense 2026-07-18

Question

Part a.

What is the Navy doing to expand aviation depot maintenance capacity and reduce schedule risk?

Intake

ETMS2

ETMS2-1180220

Hearing

S.Hrg. 119-114, Subcommittee on Seapower, 11 Mar 2026

Received

2026-07-06

OPR

N83

OCR

N80

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**Response to QFR from Sen. Dorne — Aviation Depot Maintenance Capacity**

The Navy is investing to expand aviation depot maintenance throughput and manages availability funding to reduce schedule risk.¹ These actions balance current readiness with modernization to deliver ready forces at the required capacity,² consistent with current strategic guidance.³
Sources
  • BUDGET [1] g8
  • STANDARD_PARA [2] g10
  • GUIDANCE [3] g1
Research & collection
Illustrative

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N80/Industrial Base

Confirm supplier count for critical sub-assemblies.

Received

Due 2026-07-14

Program office

FY2027 planned procurement rate + rough delta vs. PB.

Requested

Due 2026-07-16

N81/Assessments

Schedule-risk narrative if throughput flat.

Overdue

Due 2026-07-15

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OCR + conditional gates

Multi-office clearance. Counsel + Security + Comptroller gates trigger conditionally on content.

OCR · CAPT Marchetti · ConcurComptroller · ASN(FM&C) rep · PendingCounsel · OGC rep · not triggeredSecurity · N09N2 rep · not triggered
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