What is AFI10-1202?
AFI10-1202 is the AirForce regulation that covers the guidelines and procedures for managing the Space Test Program (STP).

What is the objective of AFI10-1202?
The objective of AFI10-1202 is to standardize the management and execution of the STP to ensure effective and efficient utilization of space test capabilities.

Who is responsible for the implementation of AFI10-1202?
The Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) is responsible for implementing and managing the STP, in accordance with AFI10-1202.

What is the purpose of the Space Test Program?
The purpose of the STP is to provide the Department of Defense (DoD) with space test capabilities to evaluate new technologies, validate operational concepts, and conduct scientific experiments.

Who can submit a proposal for a space test project through the STP?
Any DoD organization, federal agency, or government-sponsored research organization can submit a proposal for a space test project through the STP.

How are proposals for space test projects selected?
Proposals are evaluated based on their technical merit, relevance to the DoD mission, feasibility, and cost-effectiveness. The selection process is conducted by the STP Program Office.

What are the funding options available for space test projects?
There are two funding options available: programmatic and non-programmatic. Programmatic funding is provided by the STP Program Office, while non-programmatic funding can be obtained from external sources.

How is the STP Program Office involved in the execution of selected projects?
The STP Program Office provides project management, technical oversight, and integration support to ensure the successful execution of selected projects.

What are the reporting requirements for space test projects?
Project teams are required to provide regular progress reports, including key milestones, technical updates, and financial status. The specific reporting requirements are outlined in AFI10-1202.