Workflows for MIL-STD-961E and the defence DIDs
Defence deliverables are judged on format as much as content: the section order, the verbal forms, the verification paragraph that mirrors every requirement paragraph. These generate a 961E system specification, an IRS per DI-IPSC-81434A and an IDD per DI-IPSC-81436A from the live model, and rehearse the specification audit before a reviewer runs it. MIL-STDs and DIDs are government works, so runs follow them directly.
Audit against the model
Runs that cross-examine what the model holds and hand back ranked findings with the evidence behind each one. A findings report, never a compliance claim.
Generate from the model
Runs that read the model and produce the deliverable, with the sections the model cannot fill named rather than invented.
Requirement specification document
Turn your requirements into a Word spec, grouped by subsystem, with a traceability appendix.
Interface Requirements Document (IRD)
The obligations on an interface, stated per end, including the interfaces that have none.
Interface Control Document (ICD)
The agreed interface design, with a coverage table saying which sections the model could not fill.