This paper summarizes an updated process for risk-informed surveillance frequency control program (RI-SFCP) implementation at the Fitzpatrick nuclear power station in the past two years. This paper covers the Fitzpatrick program of implementing industry initiative 5b RI-SFCPs for multiple Technical Specification controlled surveillances. This project includes selection and prioritization of specific target surveillance test interval extensions; and development, review, and implementation of surveillance test risk informed documented evaluation (STRIDE) packages designed to support extension of conventional surveillance requirement test intervals, in accordance with “Risk-Informed Technical Specifications Initiative 5b, Risk-Informed Method for Control of Surveillance Frequencies, Industry Guideline,” NEI 04-10, Revision 1 [1]. The scope of work associated with STRIDE development includes probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) case studies, deterministic assessment (DA) evaluations, and, where required, instrument drift evaluation (IDE). This paper outlines a framework and lessons learned for practical implementation of an RI-SFCP for Fitzpatrick within the context of an integrated risk-informed performance-based regulation application program with emphasis on instrumentation and control systems.