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The Naval Undersea Warfare

Center Division Newport

20 April 2011

Presented By:

Mr. Don Aker

Deputy Division Technical Director,

NUWC Division Newport

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Mission and Vision

Mission

Vision:

The Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport provides research, development, test and evaluation,

engineering, analysis and assessment, and fleet support capabilities for submarines, autonomous

underwater systems, and offensive and defensive undersea weapon systems, and stewards existing and

emerging technologies in support of undersea warfare. Executes other responsibilities as assigned by the

Commander, Naval Undersea Warfare Center.

Undersea Superiority: Today and Tomorrow

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A Bridge from Concept to Capability

Prototyping Test & EvaluationUndersea Warfare Analysis

Research Development Acquisition Life-cycle Support

~5% ~29% ~37% ~29%FY10

Responsibilities Across the Entire Life Cycle for Submarine and USW Systems

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COMMANDER

CAPT Todd W. Cramer

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Dr. Paul Lefebvre(SES)

NUWC Division, Newport

00

01

USW COMBAT

SYSTEMS

DEPARTMENT

Ernie Correia

25

UNDERSEA

WARFARE

ANALYSIS

DEPARTMENT

Dave Medeiros

60

RANGES,

ENGINEERING,

AND ANALYSIS

DEPARTMENT

Harriet

Coleman

70

TORPEDO

SYSTEMS

DEPARTMENT

Brian McKeon

81

AUTONOMOUS

AND DEFENSIVE

SYSTEMS

DEPARTMENT

James Griffin

82

USW ELECTRO-

MAGNETIC

SYSTEMS

DEPARTMENT

Gerry Exley

(SSTM)

34

PLATFORM AND PAYLOAD INTEGRATION DEPARTMENT

Mark Rodrigues

40

SENSORS AND

SONAR SYSTEMS

DEPARTMENT

David Grande

15

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Adam Macksoud 02

CHIEF STAFF OFFICER

CDR Charles Albrecht 00A

DEPUTY, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR /

OFFICE OF STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT

Donald Aker 01A / 07

(SSTM)

CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER

Dr. Pierre Corriveau 01CTO

(SSTM)

CORPORATE OPERATIONS

OFFICER

Kelly Ross 11

CHIEF ENGINEER

David Toth 01C

CUSTOMER ADVOCATE

DEPARTMENT

John Hamilton 03

FIELD TEAM

Christopher Julius 036

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Division Newport Areas of Expertise

Submarine Technology

Submarine Unmanned

Aircraft Systems

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Division Newport Areas of Expertise

Surface Ship Technology

Littoral Combat Ship

with Mission Modules

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NUWC’s Contribution to theNavy After Next

SEAPOWER 21 – Transformation for the Navy

Distributed

Undersea

Networks

Advanced Sensors

•Smart Skins

•Nano-Sensors

Next Generation Weapons

•High Energy Lasers

•Supercavitating Weapons

Family of USVs/UUVs

Advanced Payloads

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Highly Skilled Technical Workforce

• Sub Exterior Communications Systems, Periscopes and USW Imaging, Antenna, and EW Systems

• USW Sensor and Sonar Systems, Combat Systems, & Trainer Systems

• Undersea Surveillance Systems

• USW Launcher Systems & Payload Integration

• Submarine Tactical Missile Integration

• USW Autonomous Vehicles

• Torpedo Systems, Torpedo and Sonar Defensive & Countermeasure Systems

• USW Analysis and Environmental Assessment Effects Analysis

• Undersea Range Technology and Atlantic Range Management

• USW Test, Training, and Systems T&E

• USW Distributed Netted Systems

Technical Areas

75% of Workforce are Engineers and Scientists

S&E Advanced Degrees - 153 PhD’s (7%) And 758 Master’s (37%)

Personnel

Civilian 2758

Military 25

Engineers/

Scientists

(75%)

Clerical

(2%)

Professional

Admin.

(14%)

Wage

Grade

(<.5%)

Tech

Support

(8%)

Admin

Supp

(1%)

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Physical Plant

• 110 Buildings

• 287 Acres

• Unique National Facilities

• $607M Asset Value Land-Based

Integrated Test Site

Submarine

Radio Room

Submarine

Bridge Trainer

UUV Lab

Wind Tunnel

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OTH DOD2%

Non DOD2%

OTH NAVY15%

NAVSUP0%

NAVAIR13%

ONR4%

PEO IWS6%

PEO LMW2%

PEO SHIPS0%

PEO SUB36%

NAVSEA13%

SPAWAR7%

NUWCDIVNPT Customers

<1%

FY10 Customers $1.1B

We Outsource 58% of Our Funding

• SYSCOMs

• Programs

• Logistics Agencies

• Fleet Commands

• Intelligence

Communities

• Defense industry

• Foreign Navies

Customer Sectors

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Material $ Equip $ 42.0M

4%

Labor $372.1M

35%Contracts $619.9M

58%

Other $ 38.2M

3%

Spending and Contracts

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40

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80

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120

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Total $ # Contracts

NPT FY10

Total Expenditures $1,072.1M

Services Contracted by Type

NPT Contract Ceiling & # of Contract Vehicles

by Contract size

8%

6%

5%

17%

27%

3%

6%

3%1%

4%

4%

1%2%

1%4%

1% 2%

5%

HW/HW DevelopmentR&D (includes BAA & SBIR)Logistics CM TrainingTechn. SrvcsEng. SrvcsPM & Financ sptLab sptAdminDivingE-magSWET&ER&DProcess eng & QAModeling & Sim & AnalyPrototypingRange suptIT servicesRecycling servicesOTTO Fuel disposalTempalt Shipalt

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2,063

392

230

71

2

2,758

809

981

578

536

61

2,965

2,872

1,373

808

607

63

5,723

NUWC Impact On SouthernNew England

• $1.1B Total Funding

• $668M to local economy for payroll, contracts, construction, and services purchased

• 5,723 Work Years(Government and Contract)

463

2341,733

Types of Employment Government Contract Total

Engineering / Science

Professional Administrative

Technical Support

Administrative / Clerical

Wage Grade

TOTAL*

* FY10 figures, includes detachments

2430 personnel reside in Southern New England

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Foreign Military Sales

Armament Cooperation Programs

Data Exchange Agreements

Technical Cooperation Programs

Cooperative Research and Development Agreements

Basic Research, Fundamental

Ideas, Scientific Talent Pool

Educational Partnership

Agreements +

U. S. Allies

Office

of Naval

ResearchEtc.

Academia

High Risk, High Payoff R&D

21 Educational Partnership Agreements

Demo/Validation, Production

Industry IRAD

56 Cooperative R&D Agreements

SBIR

CRADA’s

Recent Alliances

• Sandia

• Electric Boat

• Raytheon

• Northrop Grumman

NWC

NWDC

Fleet &

Fleet Reps

Stable, Long Term Investments

-Stewardships-

Service Laboratories/Centers

International Symposium

and

Conference

Collaboration on a Global Basis

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Partnership ContactsTools for Collaboration

Dr. Theresa BausTechnology Partnership Enterprise Office (401) 832-8728

– Cooperative Research & Development Agreements

– Work for Private Party Agreements

– Patent Licensing Agreements

Jack GriffinSBIR & STTR Coordinator/Technology Outreach (401) 832-7283

– Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)

– Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)

Dave RegoSmall Business Advocate

(401) 832-1766

Denise Abraham Director Commercial Acquisition(401) 832-6973