PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

The PNPTEST AND EVALUATION PROCEDURES MANUAL

Produced by:

Directorate for Research and DevelopmentNational Headquarters, Philippine National Police1st Edition, 2008

[DILG MESSAGE]

[CPNP MESSAGE]

Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Interior and Local Government

NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSIONN A T I O N A L H E A D Q U A R T E R S , P H I L I P P I N E N A T I O N A L P O L I C ED I R E C T O R A T E F O R R E S E A R C H A N D D E V E L O P M E N T

Camp Crame, Quezon City

DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

To achieve the objective of continuously upgrading and determining the quality of our move, shoot, communicate and investigative capabilities, every pfficer and unit of the PNP has to undertake measures of strengthening these priorities.

The Plans and Program Section is successful in its endeavor to come up with a ready material that can be used as a guide by every PNP user.

From this compilation, individuals or group can better understand how materiel or equipment quality can be determined.

I hope therefore, that through this manual, we can continue foster a better performance and advance in our quest for effective and effiicient law and order and public safety functions.

RAY D RODEROSPolice Director

Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Interior and Local Government

NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSIONN A T I O N A L H E A D Q U A R T E R S , P H I L I P P I N E N A T I O N A L P O L I C ED I R E C T O R A T E F O R R E S E A R C H A N D D E V E L O P M E N T

Camp Crame, Quezon City

[FOREWORD]

This 2008 Edition of various test and evaluations procedures manual is another significant manifestation of the commitment of our personnel who are striving harder everyday to further improve the kind and quality of our services.

This manual showcases the compilation of procedures in determining the quality of materials and equipment procured by the PNP for the betterment of performance and endeavor to pursue operational effectiveness.

This development indeed adds another milestone in the modest achievement of this Section.

BENJAMIN S SURATOSPolice SuperintendentChief, Plans & Program

Section

[ACKNOWLEDGEMENT]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1

Introduction 1

History of DRD 1

Chapter 2 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 3

Weapons, Transportation and Communications Division 3

Weapons Section 3

Definition of Terms 4

DRD Technical Committee and Team (s) 9

Policy Guidelines 11

Test and Evaluation Procedures 14

Memorandum Circular Number 2007 -01Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility Test

for Grenade Launcher 40mm 14

Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Acceptance Testfor Grenade Launcher 40mm 18

Memorandum Circular Number 2006-01Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility Test 21

for Shotgun 12 Gauge

Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Acceptance Test 26for Shotgun 12 Gauge

Memorandum Circular Number 2005-04Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility Test 30

for Pistols

Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Acceptance Test 40for Pistols

Memorandum Circular Number 2005-06Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility Test 45

for Rifles

Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Acceptance Test 54for Rifles

Memorandum Circular Number 2004-05Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility Test 58

for Ordnance Equipment and Supplies

(for Small Arms – Pistols & Revolvers) 58

(for Shoulder Weapons – Rifles) 68

(for Rifle 5.56 Magazine, Box Type, Aluminum or Plastic) 73

(for Ammunition – Small Arms) 79

(for Explosives and Pyrotechnics) 81

Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Acceptance Test 83for Ordnance Equipment and Supplies

(Functional Test for Firearms) 85

(Functional Test for Rifle Grenade 40mm) 86

(Functional Test for Magazines of Rifles and Pistols) 86

(Funtional Test for Other Ordnance Equipment) 87

Transportation Section 87

Definition of Terms 87

DRD Technical Committee and Team(s) 91

Policy Guidelines 94

Test and Evaluation Procedures 96

Memorandum Circular Number 2005-07Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility

and Acceptance Tests for Patrol Jeeps 96

Memorandum Circular Number 2005-03Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility

and Acceptance Tests for Patrol Jeeps 103

Memorandum Circular UnnumberedPolicy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility and Acceptance Tests for Patrol Jeeps (Diesel, 4x2/4x4) 109

Communications Section 117

Memorandum Circular Number DRD-2004-01Test and Evaluation (T&E) Procedures for Multi-Trunked

Radio System (MTRS) and Other Similar Equipment 117

Memorandum dated December 6, 2008Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility/Post Bid Evaluation

and Acceptance Tests for Global Positioning System (GPS) 125

Chapter 3 ------------------------------------------------------------------ 130

Clothing and Criminalistic Edquipment Division 130

Memorandum Circular Number DRD 2007-01Policy Guidelines in the Conduct of Eligibility/Post

Qualification Evaluation and Acceptance Tests 131

Sample Test Parameter Based on Specifications 134

(for Clothing/Fabric Material) 134

(for Shoe Material) 135

Other Test Parameter Conducted inCCED 139

References 140

List of Tables 142

Table 1. Sampling Plan, Normal Inspection Level II 142

Table 2. Acceptance Quality Level (AQL)Military Standard 105-E,General Inspection Level II 143

Table 3. Military Standard 105-E, Sampling Plan Special Inspection Level S-2/General Inspection Level I 144

Table 4. Acceptance Quality Level (AQL) CriteriaMilitary Standard 105-E, Normal Inspection (AQL 6.5 ) 145

Annex 1. Ammunition Requirements 146

Annex 2. Inspection T&E Multi-Trunked Radio System (MTRS) and Other Similar Equipment General Examination 147

Annex 3. Inspection T&E Multi-Trunked Radio System (MTRS) Programming and Instrumentation (T&E) Acceptance Result 148

Annex 4. Inspection/T&E for Multi-Trunked Radio System (MTRS) Adverse Condition Test 149

Annex 5. Inspection/T&E Multi-trunked Radio System (MTRS) Operating Range 150

Annex 6. Trunked Central Controller (T&E) Acceptance Result 151