NGAM Industry Day 29 Jul 10 - Director's Brief.pdf

Missile Defense Overview Next Generation Aegis Missile

Industry Day

LTG Patrick J. O’Reilly, USA Director

Missile Defense Agency

29 JUL 10

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Early Intercept Strategy A lti tu de

Time After Lift-Off

Interceptor Launch

Threat Launch

Boost Tracking Limited Tracking Fire-control Tracking Interceptor Flyout Hit Assessment Intercept

Benefits of Early Intercept

1. Large Raid Handling

2. Shoot-Look-Shoot

3. Hedge Against Maneuvering

Threats

4. Constrained Countermeasure

Deployments

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Phased Adaptive Approach

Expanded capability against potential ICBM threat

Phase 1 (2011) Phase 2 (2015) Phase 3 (2018) Phase 4 (2020) Deploy existing / maturing systems against SRBM/MRBM threat

Aegis BMD 3.6.1 with SM-3 IA

AN/TPY-2 (FBM)

C2BMC AOC

Ramstein

Enhanced systems against SRBM/MRBM threat

Aegis BMD 4.0.1/5.0 with SM-3 IB

Aegis Ashore 5.0 with SM-3 IB

(one site)

C2BMC Updates

Improved area coverage against MRBM/IRBM threat

Aegis BMD 5.1 with SM-3 IIA

Aegis Ashore 5.1 with SM-3 IB/IIA

(two sites) Aegis Ashore 5.1 with Next Generation

Aegis Missile (two sites)

Enhanced Sensors

Enhanced Sensors

ALTBMD Lower Tier

C2BMC Updates

Enhanced Sensors

ALTBMD Upper Tier

THAAD THAAD

THAAD

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Next Generation Aegis Missile

FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21

ProductionTest

Production DecisionConcept Development

And Technology Risk Reduction

Design / Product Development

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Missile Capabilities

Phase III

Next Generation Missile

Goals

• Higher velocity to engage longer range threats and achieve earlier intercepts

• Increased divert and energy management for launch-during-boost CONOPS and “first generation” ICBM threats

• Utilizes Aegis fire control and launch systems ‐ Launched from Aegis Ashore ‐ Integrated into Baseline 5.1 with engage-on-remote

MK 41 VLS

Compatible

Phase IV

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Next Generation Aegis Missile Acquisition Strategy

• Technology Development Phase in FY11-13

- Three competitive contracts to define missile concepts, support analysis and program plans for product development

– Cost plus fixed fee

– Technical design agent

- Multiple component technology risk reduction contracts to address higher risk components and opportunities for improving performance, reliability, producibility and affordability

• Product Development Phase begins in FY13: limited competition among technology development contractors

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Next Generation Aegis Missile Concept Development And Program Planning

Contract Objectives

• Develop the Next Generation Aegis Missile design concepts

• Conduct feasibility assessments and engineering trades

- Bound/optimize interceptor performance based on BMDS off-board engagement support quality

- Optimize interceptor performance based on design and subsystem trades

• Support performance assessments via Modeling and Simulation (M&S) that will be integrated into BMDS level M&S efforts (Digital Simulation Architecture (DSA), Single Stimulation Framework (SSF))

• Assess Risk and Technology Readiness Levels (TRL)

- Interceptor subsystems

- Integration

- Identify mitigation approaches for all medium and higher risks

• Define interface requirements with Aegis Weapons System (AWS) BMD 5.1 computer program and MK 41 VLS

• Develop Program Plan and Cost Estimates (Development, Life Cycle Cost (LCC), and Average Unit Production Cost (AUPC)

Time Phased Deliverables

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Next Generation Aegis Missile Systems Engineering Trade Attributes

• Design for reliability and quality, minimize single point failures, no blind assemblies, cables/connectors, in-house supply chain concepts, etc.

• Maximize High Altitude Exo-Atmospheric Nuclear Survivability (HAENS) core standard compliance

• Digital models compliant with MDA Standards and Specifications

• Compare performance and risks of all solid propellant and solid / liquid propellant based designs

• Compatibility with the AWS BMD 5.1 and MK 41 vertical launch system

• Leverage BMDS distributed architecture capability

• Design to cost (Development, LCC, and AUPC)

• Other trades: Multi-Frequency Data Link, discrimination, Guidance, Navigation and Control (GNC), seeker, Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), battery, Anti-Tamper, Insensitive Munitions, nosecone, hit/kill assessment

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Key Contract Deliverables

• Models and simulations compliant with MDA Digital Simulation Architecture and Single Stimulation Framework for performance analysis predictions

• Impacts of BMDS architecture trades on interceptor design

• Performance Trade studies and recommendations for optimized performance

• Integrated Master Schedule for Product Development Phase

• Development, Life Cycle and AUPC cost estimates and identify cost drivers

• Technology Assessment

• Risk Assessment and Risk Mitigation Plan

• Concept Manufacturability Assessment including identifying potential suppliers

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MDA Expectations For Next Generation Aegis Missile Concept Development & Program Planning Contracts

• Fielding by 2020 time frame requires a supplier who can develop and deliver a high performing, quality product on schedule and within cost

- Proven capability and capacity to develop and deliver is essential

• The concept development and program planning contracts will shape the planning for the Product Development program

- We want an experienced, proven team to ensure MDA/Industry partner success

Providing Incentives for Greater Efficiency in Industry

• Leveraging real competition

• Using proper contract type for development and procurement

• Using proper contract type for services

• Aligning policy on profit and fee to circumstance

• Sharing the benefits of cash flow

• Targeting non-value-added costs

• Involving small business in defense

• Rewarding excellent suppliers

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