Test Document Library

Below are the fictional MRT-X scenario inputs that the methodology was validated against. Reviewers can copy any document and paste it into the Analyze surface to exercise the pipeline against the live catalog.

Provenance β€” these documents are fictional methodology test material anchored to the publicly distributed NAVAIR PMA-263 Request for Information for Medium Range Tactical Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Notice 243-26-024, 11 February 2026) as operational context only. The capstone does not respond to the RFI; the platform described is not a proposed solution (per ADR-0006). The fictional vendor β€œAerix Defense Systems” does not exist.

Requirements

Paste these into the Analyze form with Document type β†’ Requirements. The 10-statement cap on each submission means you may want to paste individual subsections of the SRD rather than the full file at once.

  • SRD-MRTX-001 β€” System Requirements Document
    SRD-MRTX-001-requirements-v1.md

    58 shall-statements across program management, mission performance, sensors / payload, propulsion + power, flight control, structures, environmental, and software / safety domains. The full Part A baseline.

Verification reports

Paste these into the Analyze form with Document type β†’ Verification report. Each report exercises a different subset of the catalog. Two reports (BATT and ENV) are deliberately clean β€” the engine should produce zero findings on them, though in practice it over-flags at the rate documented in the test report.

  • RPT-MRTX-SSA-001 β€” System Safety Assessment
    RPT-MRTX-SSA-001-system-safety-assessment.md

    Vendor SSA with weapon-payload hazard analysis gaps, C2-link-loss ambiguity, and a Catastrophic / Remote probability assertion without reliability basis.

  • RPT-MRTX-PROP-001 β€” Propulsion & Fuel System Safety
    RPT-MRTX-PROP-001-propulsion-fuel-safety.md

    Vendor substantiation covering the turbogenerator and wet-frame fuel architecture. Includes crash-load fuel containment gap, non-petroleum CONTRA against the RFI, and a qualitative-only fire protection claim.

  • RPT-MRTX-ELEC-001 β€” Electrical Power System Compliance
    RPT-MRTX-ELEC-001-electrical-compliance.md

    Vendor electrical substantiation. Includes a 270 VDC arc-fault detection claim without test data and a HVDC-category extrapolation of MIL-STD-704F.

  • RPT-MRTX-SW-001 β€” Flight Control & Software Assurance
    RPT-MRTX-SW-001-software-assurance.md

    Vendor SW assurance report. Contains the cross-artifact crown jewel: a TRL 8 maturity claim based on community flight hours contradicting the absent flight-critical SW design-assurance evidence.

  • RPT-MRTX-FT-001 β€” Flight Test Report: Endurance & Performance
    RPT-MRTX-FT-001-flight-test-endurance.md

    Flight test report. Endurance demonstrated at no-payload and reduced-payload but never at the operational ISR payload mass β€” a verification gap. Includes wind / airspeed bracketing ambiguity.

  • RPT-MRTX-ENV-001 β€” Environmental Qualification (CONTROL)
    RPT-MRTX-ENV-001-environmental-qual.md

    Test report covering temperature, altitude, humidity, salt-fog, and shipboard environments per MIL-STD-810H methods. Intentionally clean β€” engine should not flag anything here.

  • RPT-MRTX-BATT-001 β€” Lithium Battery Safety Qualification (CONTROL)
    RPT-MRTX-BATT-001-battery-safety-qual.md

    Vendor / test report on the Li-ion + supercap energy buffer. Intentionally clean β€” engine should not flag anything here.

Reference + supporting documents

These provide context for the requirements baseline and the platform design choices. They are not formatted for the Analyze surface β€” download for review only.

  • MRT-X-ORL-v1 β€” Operational Requirements List
    MRT-X-ORL-v1.md

    Parent operational requirements from which the SRD baseline is derived. Documents the Group 1 β†’ Group 2 reclassification and the series-hybrid architecture rationale.

  • TS-MRTX-PWR-001 β€” Battery Topology vs Weight Trade Study
    TS-MRTX-PWR-001-battery-trade-study-v1.md

    Trade study that drives the Part A C1 INFEAS crown jewel β€” establishes that no current battery chemistry closes the published endurance requirement within the Group 1 mass ceiling.

  • RFI-MRT β€” NAVAIR PMA-263 RFI requirements reference
    RFI-MRT-requirements-reference.md

    Excerpt of the publicly distributed NAVAIR PMA-263 RFI Notice 243-26-024 (11 February 2026) listing the requirements categories the scenario anchors to. Provides operational context only.