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MIL-M-63323A(AR)
4.3 First article inspection
4.3,1 Submission.
The contractor shall submit a first article
sample as designated by the Contracting Officer for evaluation in
accordance with the previsions of 4.3.2.
The first article
inspection lot size after screening shall consist of fifty (50)
devices, minimum.
4.3.2
First article inspection
Inspection to be performed.
shall be in accordance with the applicable requirements of
MIL-M-38510 and as modified by this specification, except that the
procuring agency shall be the- qualifying activity.
First article
requirements  shall consist of inspections specified in subgroups "a"
First article items may be
through "f" listed in TABLE III.
subjected by the qualifying activity (Government) to all of the
examinations and tests specified in this specification and to any
requirement  of the applicable drawings.
a.
Screening.
Screening shall be performed on all devices
in accordance with the inspection flow specified in TABLE II.
If any device fails to comply with any of the
4.3.3 Rejection.
applicable requirements, the first article sample shall be
rejected.  The Government reserves the right to terminate its
inspection upon any failure of a device in the sample to comply with
any of the stated requirements.
4.3.4 Requalification.
The device shall be subjected to
another First Article as stipulated in the contract if:
a.
The contractor's manufacturing techniques or process
controls which affect the form,  fit,  function or internal geometry
o f the device are revised by either the contractor or one of his
sub-contractors supplying parts or assemblies.
b.
The contractor relocated his assembly facilities.
c.  The contractor uses a new sub-contractor for material,
parts, or assembly.
A change occurs in devices's material, performance or
d.
assembly,

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