TABLES
S.1.
S.2.
1.1.
1.2.
2.1.
3.1.
4.1.
4.2.
4.3.
6.1.
6.2.
6.3.
7.1.
7.2
7.3.
7.4.
8.1.
8.2.
8.3.
9.1.
FACO Strategies Considered ...................
FACO Option Cost Comparisons ................
JSF Aircraft Costs by Variant ...................
Cycle Time Required for FACO Activities ..........
Skills Maintained by Range of Production
Alternatives................................
Facilities Requirements for JSF FACO.............
Touch Labor Skill Distribution for F-16
Mate-Through-Delivery ......................
Standard Hourly Breakdown for JSF
(CTOL Version) .............................
FACO Activities and Associated SOC Codes ........
State Taxes and Their Impact on JSF FACO.........
California Tax Credits and Incentives.............
Georgia Tax Credits and Incentives ..............
Total Annual Air Emissions Estimates for a Maximum
Production Rate of 17 Aircraft per Month ..........
Facilities and Equipment Required to Control Air
Emissions .................................
Environmental Analyses and Permitting Costs ......
Summary of Air Emissions and Control Costs .......
Comparison of the Stealth Implementation in the
Legacy System to the JSF Approach ..............
FACO Suppliers ............................
Electric Power Industry Generation by Energy Source,
1999 .....................................
Investments Required for FACO
(Contractor-Owned) .........................
xiii
xvi
xvii
4
9
20
47
51
52
53
68
70
72
85
93
95
96
110
113
119
138
xiv
FACO Alternatives for the Joint Strike Fighter
9.2.
10.1.
10.2.
10.3.
10.4.
C.1.
Investments Required for FACO (GovernmentOwned)...................................
Cost Differences for Various FACO Alternatives .....
Contributions to Relative Costs—JSF FACO
Perspective ................................
Contributions to Relative Costs—DoD Perspective ...
Relative Cost Increases for Various FACO
Alternatives—Discounted at 3.5 Percent
per Annum ................................
Wage Comparisons ..........................
138
156
158
159
163
183