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Gulf Coast Chapter of the American Society of Military Comptrollers (ASMC) and the Northwest Florida Chapter of the National Contract Management Association 8 March 2012 I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Kenneth D. Merchant, Maj Gen, USAF Program Executive Officer for Weapons Commander, Air Armament Center 1 96ABW-2012-0013
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Page 1: Gulf Coast Chapter of the American Society of Military Comptrollers (ASMC) and the Northwest Florida Chapter of the National Contract Management Association.

Gulf Coast Chapter of the American

Society of Military Comptrollers (ASMC)

and the Northwest Florida Chapter of

the National Contract Management

Association

8 March 2012

I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e

Kenneth D. Merchant, Maj Gen, USAFProgram Executive Officer for WeaponsCommander, Air Armament Center

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Balancing Capability / Affordability to meet Warfighter Needs

Overview

• Air Armament Center Mission

• Re-Organization at Eglin

• Better Buying Power Initiatives

• Weapon Buying Opportunities

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AAC Mission

To develop, acquire, and test war-winning weapons. We deliver state-of-the-art weapons to the warfighter, provide top quality installation support to all AAC and tenant units, and serve as

responsible stewards of our resources.

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Transition Technology to Weapon Systems and Provide War Winning Capabilities On Time, On Cost 4

The Weapons Life Cycle

Developmental and Operational Test and Evaluation

Training Future Pilots, Maintainers, EOD Personnel and others

Training Testing AcquisitionTechnology

Science and Technology with AFRL and others

Product Support and Weapon Lifecycle Development

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Balancing Capability / Affordability to meet Warfighter Needs

Overview

• Air Armament Center Mission

• Re-Organization at Eglin

• Better Buying Power Initiatives

• Weapon Buying Opportunities

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Functional Operating Location

(Eglin AFB, FL)

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Air Force Test Ctr (AFTC)

AF Life Cycle

Mgmt Ctr (LCMC)

HQ Air ForceMateriel Command

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Air Armament Center(AAC)

Eglin AFB, FL

AAC Now…to Proposed

Armament Directorate

Eglin AFB, FL

AIR DOM

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Air Force Test Ctr (AFTC)

Edwards AFB, CA

AF Life Cycle Mgmt Ctr (LCMC)

WPAFB, OH

96 Test WingEglin AFB, FL

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Balancing Capability / Affordability to meet Warfighter Needs

Overview

• Air Armament Center Mission

• Re-Organization at Eglin

• Better Buying Power Initiatives

• Weapon Buying Opportunities

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Context for 5th Gen Air Armament

• Change• Reduced Budgets = Program Cancellations• Smaller Workforce• Increased Competition• Increased Collaboration for Better Business Deals• Increased Focus on Process Improvement• Increased Focus on Leadership

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• Comprehensive reviews of Indirect Costs with focus to increase buying power

• Maximizing efficiencies through competition and business strategies

• Identifying cost drivers and developing should costs for production programs

• Analyzing benefit/need of weapons warranties

Better Buying Power Initiatives

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• Members (SESs & PMs):• NAVAIR NAVSEA • MDA DCMA • Armament Center Army PEO for Space and Missiles

• Capitalize on targets of opportunity for large savings• Synchronizing awards for alignment between

programs• Multiple year contracts -- Base year plus options• Bundled material procurements• Common contract requirements language• Value Engineering Proposals/cost reduction

initiatives• Jointly benchmarking warranty approaches

• Explore cross-cutting efficiencies and "Better Buying Power" opportunities with our main industry partners

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Maintaining momentum of Joint Management Council (JMC)

DCMA & Joint Buying Command Fully Engaged to Establish Better Rate Structure

Better Buying Power Initiatives

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Balancing Capability / Affordability to meet Warfighter Needs

Overview

• Air Armament Center Mission

• Precision Strike Weapon Status

• Better Buying Power Initiatives

• Weapon Buying Opportunities

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Today’s Weapons Purchases

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Unstable buys cause the closure of production lines and the laying-off of skilled full-time workers. Specialized manufacturing capacity and human capital cannot be regenerated without great cost and significant time. (USA007065-11, pg1)

Quantity, Quality, and Price

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Quantity

Quality

Price

EOQ Min Quantities Current Practice

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AIM-XXX Data (notional)

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FY1FY2

FY3FY4

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Profile (60 to 150/yr) WSEP Use (25/yr)Total Buys Real Inventory

Costly inventory lost to non-critical Test &

Training (WSEP)

Unstable buys drive up per unit cost and reduce the industrial

base’s ability to sustain itself

These inefficiencies ultimately extend the

process allowing inflation to consume valuable TOA dollars

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FY1FY3

FY5FY7

FY9FY11

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Profile (125/yr) WSEP Use (18/yr)Total Buys Real Inventory

AIM-XXX Data (notional)

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Practical weapon substitutions for

WSEP

Avoided inflation and lower WSEP costs free TOA to enable competition/carry another contractor

Stable buys drive down cost and steady

demand provides a stable revenue flow & basis for long-range strategic investment

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A-A Enterprise Look

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Missed opportunity to leverage buying efficiencies

AMRAAM NGM

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Summary

• Current practice of unstable purchases inhibits our ability to leverage buying power

• Effective upfront spending, stable buy quantities, and effective WSEP use are vital to correction

• Predictable spending leads to smarter break points• Enterprise view of each capability is critical to

leveraging better buying power

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Final Thoughts

• Declining Budgets Will Present Significant Opportunities• Rapidly Changing Defense Landscape• Programs That Can’t Keep Up Will Not Survive• The Defense Team Needs to Innovate

– Not just on technology, but how we maximize procurement funds

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QUESTIONS?19

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