MIL-I-45208A

MIL-I-45208A is considered a general quality system requirement for suppliers that provide products or services to the Department of Defense and its contractors. The standard applies to the inspection, testing, and quality control of products, materials, and services procured by the Department of Defense. It sets out the requirements for the organization, procedures, and resources necessary to ensure that products, materials, and services meet specified requirements and are free from defects. The standard also lays out the responsibilities and authorities of the various personnel involved in the quality assurance program, including suppliers, manufacturers, and government representatives. MIL-I-45208A has been cancelled without a replacement document specified.

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