PEO SUB NSL Symposium FINAL 24 Oct 13.pptx

7/27/2019 PEO SUB NSL Symposium FINAL 24 Oct 13.pptx

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Naval Submarine League Symposium

Rear Admiral David JohnsonProgram Executive Officer, Submarines

24 October 2013


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For Today

VIRGINIA Class

OHIO Replacement

Payloads

MK48 Heavyweight Torpedo Restart

AWESUM

Universal Launched and Recovery Module

Surface Ship Torpedo Defense

Impacts of Sequestration and the Continuing Resolution

2PEO SUB NSL Symposium (24 October 2013)


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The VIRGINIA Class

PEO SUB NSL Symposium (24 October 2013)


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VIRGINIA Class Deliveries

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All 6 Block II VIRGINIA Class submarines have been delivered early to contract



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Velocity to the Fleet

0.70

0.75

0.80

0.85

0.90

0.95

1.00

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UNSAT

DEGRADED

SAT

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3000.00

774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783

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SAT (0.80 - 1.00)DEGRADED (0.60 - 0.79)UNSAT (0.00 - 0.59)

Average Scores Number of Areas Graded / Scored

Deferrals at Delivery Combined 3G & 7G Time to Fleet Readiness Training Plan

IOT&E

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774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783 784

PSA Duration

Delivery to FRTP

Achieved Plan

Months

On Track to Achieve 12 Months From Delivery to FRTPLess Than 6 Years from Construction Start to Fleet Ready Asset

Block III 6 Months orLess PSAs, Deliver

with Modern CombatSystems (TI-10 / TI-14)



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VIRGINIA Payload ModulesUnder Review

Evolved Baseline (~91)(Fwd of NFO)

Full Diameter Concept (~70)(Fwd of Midspan)

2012 Baseline Concept (~97)(Fwd of NFO)

Full Diameter Concept (~70)(Fwd of NFO)

Midspan Concept (~88)(Aft of Midspan)

Internal cylindrical bananaflasks

Simplified battery extension One less PH frame

Two vice three new blkhds No hovering sys relocation Single internal spherical flask No new Logistics Plug

opening 350 sq-ft reconfigurable

space

Shortest ship option Longer payload tube Simplified hull structure Internal compensation tank 335 sq-ft reconfigurable

space Baseline LWWAA spacing

Least amount of baseline shipdisruption

No impact to weaponshipping; diesel exhaust;LOT

Increased LWWAA spacing



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OHIO Replacement Program



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OHIO Replacement Schedule


First OHIO

Replacement

Strategic

Deterrent

Patrol

008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032

008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032

Component Development / Component Qualification

Ship Construction Design Disclosure and NC Data

Sys Definition Docs

Lead Ship Construction

Sys Descrip & Rev A Diagrams

Ship Specifications

Research, Development and Prototyping for Lead Ship Design

Ship Detailed Arrangements

Lead Ship T&E

T&E / PSA / DASO

AP / LLTM

Fiscal Year

Lead

Ship

Authorization

JROC

CDD

d 9/26/13

Navy

Approved

CDD

First OHIO Class SSBN Retires

Second OHIO Class SSBN Retires

Third OHIO Class SSBN Retires

Fourth OHIO Class SSBN Retires

Fifth OHIO Class SSBN Retires

Sixth OHIO Class SSBN Retires

Technology

Development

Phase

MS-BTODAY


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OHIO Replacement Program

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Characteristic OHIO [726] OHIO Replacement*

Length 559 ft ~560 ftDiameter 42 ft 43 ft

# of Missile Tubes 24 16

Missile Tube Diameter 87" 87"

Displacement 18,7400 LT ~20,800 LT*2012-1 Baseline

FairwaterPlanes

Centerline Access Sail

Scaled VIRGINIA-Like LAB

Space and Weight forLarge Flank Array

VIRGINIA Class HullTreatments

Electric Drive andLife of Ship Core

X-Stern

16 x 87 Missile Tubes(D5-LE SWS) in the Common

Missile Compartment (CMC)

Modular Construction

Scaled VIRGINIA-Like Propulsor

VIRGINIA-LikeCombat System

Scaled for SSBN Mission



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Smart Procurement


FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28 FY29 FY30 FY31 FY32 FY33 FY34 FY35 FY36 FY37 FY38 FY39 FY40 FY41 FY42 FY43

Attack

Submarines2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1

FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28 FY29 FY30 FY31 FY32 FY33 FY34 FY35 FY36 FY37

OHIO Replacement 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0

FY20142043 Long Range Naval Vessel Construction Plan

Blk IV

10 ships

Blk V

10 ships

Blk VI

7 ships

Blk VII

6 ships

Blk I

1 ships

Blk II

4 ships

Blk IV

2 ships

Blk III

5 ships


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OHIO ReplacementR&D Design Contract Overview

OHIO Replacement contract represents a significant departure from historical norms:

LOE and deliverables in a CPFF incentivized contract

Innovative fee structure - EB must earn profit through measured performance

Lower fixed fee - labor and material

Deferred Incentive Pool ensures Government will not pay for unrealized cost reductions

Incentives tied to cost reductions in:

NRE Construction

O&S

Early design work in a completion contract environment

Period of performance spans five-years (FY 2013-2017) with ~$2B if all optionsexercised

First major OHIO Replacement specific contract, outside of CMC

Navy will take delivery of complete ship spec package and complete set ofSystem Descriptions (SDs)

Navy will also take delivery of over 1000 disclosures and over 2000 arrangements

Incentive structure ties current design yard performance to follow on contract



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OHIO Replacement ProgramRecent Major Accomplishments

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Testing and Development

Rotary captive model maneuvering test topredict ship hydrodynamic characteristics (Apr2013)

Strategic Weapons System Ashoretest facility construction groundbreaking,Cape Canaveral, FL (Jun 2013)

Full scale shaft bearing test facility

construction completed and shakedown testingunderway, Key West, FL (Jul 2013)

Superstructure hydro testing (Aug 2013)

Contracts and Planning

R&D design contract awarded (Dec 2012) Placed contract for long lead time material for

UK First of Class and U.S. First Article MissileTubes (Jan 2013)

UK decision to procure outfitted missile tubesfrom the U.S. (March 2013)

Technical Readiness Assessment plan signed outby the Chief of Naval Research (Apr 2013)

Ship requirements set: Torpedo room configuration (Jan 2013) Stern control surface configuration (Apr 2013) Bow configuration (Jul 2013) Missile compartment length (Aug 2013) Sail configuration (Sep 2013)

Integrated Tube and Hull: Scott ForgeStrategic Weapons System Ashore

Ground Breaking

Stern Control Surface Configuration



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MK 48 Heavyweight TorpedoProduction Re-Start

GUIDANCE AND CONTROL(G&C) SECTION

WARHEAD SECTION FUEL TANK SECTION AFTERBODY/TAILCONE SECTION



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Low cost, submarine-launched, micro-UAVs,optimized for A2AD environment to provide

target solution for OTH 3rd party strike.Technologies:

Re-packaged UAV for 3-inchcountermeasure launch with >1hrendurance

Timed-release launch withMission Preload

Submarine-to-UAV communicationsvia OE-538

Digital and encrypted comms

Multiple UAVs daisy chained to

increase comms and covertness JREAP-C (Link 16 over IP) for

OTH 3rd party strike

Weaponized version (inert demonstration)

as a close-in and littoral self-defense option

FY13 FY 15 AWESUM JCTD

Teamed with USAF, SOCOM & PACOM

ADVANCED WEAPONS ENHANCED BYSUBMARINE UAS AGAINST MOBILETARGETS (AWESUM)



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Universal Launch andRecovery Module


Video taken out due to size


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CVN-77 Hybrid Prototype

Installation complete Remaining Test Events to Increase Confidence:

Integrated end-to-end at-sea test on BUSH (This Week)

Electric/Thermal In-water testing (Oct 2013)

Quick Reaction Assessment by COTF on BUSH (Oct 2013)

Safety Testing (Jan through Sep 2013)

Ready Stow Group (2)(Aft Sponsons)

CAT

TWS Winch(Fantail)

Rapid reactionhigh speed hard-kill(launched from RSG)

TWS Power supplies andProcessor

(NIXIE Space)

TWS Receive Array(TWSRA)

Tactical Controland Displays (2)(Bridge and CDC)

(deployed from winch)

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Ship connections:

440V power

115V power

IRIG B

PCRP to radar

NAVSSI

CONEX Box with processors and operator displayLocated in aft hanger bay

Portable Winch with TWS Array Stowedin aft hanger bay, installed on fantail for use

Delivery inFY 2014

CATs mounted ondeck brackets on sponson

Roll-On/Roll-Off (RORO)Concept

ASSUMPTIONS:

Install on any CVN not fitted with TWS EDM (cable and bracket work required)

Processors and display in CONEX Box in Hangar Bay

Same performance as the TWS EDM system Temporary installation

Hold-down brackets welded and cable runs temporarily installed

Main equipment secured by chains and brackets (similar to sea test configuration)

Winch casters allow winch transport from fantail to hanger bay (when not in use)

No shock qualification

No Insensitive Munitions (IM) mitigation shielding

CATs in temporary stows bracketed to deck



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Naval Submarine League Symposium

Rear Admiral David JohnsonProgram Executive Officer, Submarines

24 September October

Continuing Resolution&

Sequestration


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Impacts of the ContinuingResolution and Sequestration

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All Areas Must Remain Aligned and Properly Resources for the

Program to SucceedPEO SUB NSL Symposium (24 October 2013)


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OHIO Replacement Budget Profile

21Continuing Resolution & Sequestration Major Threats to OHIO Replacement Program Progress

U.S. / UK CMC - RDT&E

Propulsion - RDT&E

SWS - RDT&E

Gov't Technical - RDT&E

Rest of ShipRDT&E

PB14 POR$1,084M

1 Year CR, $516M

FY13 Seq

FY14 Seq (14.1% Cut)

Combined CR and Seq

$0

$150

$300

$450

$600

$750

$900

$1,050

$1,200

$1,350

$1,500

$1,650

FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

PB14 Program of Record

Program Budget

FY21 LeadShip Program Execution

Planned Ramp forFY19 Lead Ship

Deferred Ramp forFY21 Lead Ship



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Major Accomplishments

Delivered PCU MINNESOTA (SSN 783) 11 months early

to contract delivery date Completed SOF FOT&E on USS MISSISSIPPI (SSN 782)

Completed USS CALIFORNIA (SSN 781) PSA

Laid PCU JOHN WARNER (SSN 785) keel

Christened PCU NORTH DAKOTA (SSN 784)

Began construction of PCUs COLORADO (SSN 788),

INDIANA (SSN 789), and SOUTH DAKOTA (SSN 790)

Currently negotiating the 10-ship Block IV VIRGINIAClass contract

Awarded the OHIO Replacement Research &Development Contract 21 Dec 12

Completed 5 TI-10 installations in the last 22 months

Installed and commenced in-water testing of EDM-2Anti-Torpedo Torpedo and began installation of theSSTD Hybrid Prototype aboard USS GEORGE H. W.BUSH (CVN 77)

Completed delivery of all 243 MK54 P2Us

Completed TI-10/ Integrated Common Processor Build4.5 installations on USNS ABLE and USNS LOYAL andNavigational Oceanographic Processing Facility WI

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