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NAVSEA

FY18-22

MK 41 Vertical Launch System (VLS) Canister Acquisition Industry Day 20 July 2016 Presented To: Prospective Offerors

Presented by: Mr. Toan Nguyen

PEO IWS 3L

Presented by: Mr. Stephen Hughes

SEA02531

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A : Approved for public release. Distribution is unlimited.

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A : Approved for public release. Distribution is unlimited.

Agenda

Registration:At Sign-in table0900-0915
Welcome/Introductions:Toan Nguyen0915-0930
Disclaimer:Stephen Hughes0930-1000
Ground Rules:Stephen Hughes
Industry Day Objectives:Stephen Hughes
Contract Requirements Overview:Stephen Hughes
Canister Technical Overview:Toan Nguyen1000-1045
Review Display HardwareAll1045-1145
Questions & AnswersAll1145-1200
ClosingAll1200-1215

Welcome and Introductions

Toan Nguyen

PEO IWS 3L

Surface Launcher Project Manager

DISCLAIMER

The remarks provided today by Government Officials involved in the NAVSEA VLS Canister procurement should not be construed as a guarantee of the Government’s course of action in proceeding with the acquisition. The information shared today reflects current Government intentions and is subject to change based on a variety of circumstances. The formal solicitation that may be issued at a later date, is the only document to be relied upon in determining the Government requirements. All communications regarding this procurement shall routed through Naval Sea Systems Command Contracts Directorate, Stephen Hughes, SEA 02531.

Ground Rules

All Attendees Must Sign In
Please Silence All Cell Phones
No Recording Or Photographs
This Is An Information Briefing Only
The Government Will Respond In Writing To All Questions Submitted By Posting Them To The FEDBIZOPPS And Navy Electronic Commerce Online Procurement Opportunity Websites
Following Today’s Presentation, All Questions Are To Be Submitted Electronically Via Email To The Contracting Officer Mr. Stephen Hughes at stephen.t.hughes@navy.mil

Industry Day Objectives

Increase industry understanding of canister and associated equipment design, Fleet utilization, safety features, and production requirements

Provide industry the opportunity to ask questions and obtain feedback from the Navy

Contract Requirements Overview

Stephen Hughes Procuring Contracting Officer

SEA 02531

Contract Overview

Solicitation No. N00024-16-R-5380
RFP expected to be released: March 2017
Competition Requirements:
Full and open competition (competitive)
Anticipated Award Date: December 2017
Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price
Contract Term: One Year, Plus Four (One Year) Options
Low Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA)
Federal Service Code (FSC) is 1440 Launchers, Guided Missile
NAICS CODE: 336 Transportation Equipment Manufacturing/336419 – Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing
Current Production Contract: N00024-13-C-5314, $178,678,940 Awarded

Major Equipment Being Procured

Canister Assembly w/Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation (PHS&T) Equipment
8 Variants
Renewed Canister Assembly w/PHS&T Equipment
4 Variants
Reconfigurable Coding Plug Assemblies
2 Variants
Explosive Bolts
3 Variants
Impulse Cartridge Assemblies
Spares

Typical Canister Equipment MK 7 Explosive Bolt MK 25 Canister with PHS&T Equipment Reconfigurable Coding Plug Assy MK 236 Impulse Cartridge Assy (Initiator)

Notional Canister New Production Requirements*

* Note: Canisters include Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation (PHS&T) equipment

FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22
MK 13 MOD 01-91-91-91-91-9
10-3910-3910-3910-3910-39
40,8940,8940,8940,8940,89
90-14990-14990-14990-14990-149
MK 14 MOD 21-91-91-91-91-9
10-3910-3910-3910-3910-39
40,8940,8940,8940,8940,89
90-14990-14990-14990-14990-149
MK 21 MOD 21-91-91-91-91-9
10-3910-3910-3910-3910-39
40,8940,8940,8940,8940,89
90-14990-14990-14990-14990-149
MK 21 MOD 31-91-91-91-91-9
10-3910-3910-3910-3910-39
40,8940,8940,8940,8940,89
90-14990-14990-14990-14990-149
MK 21 MOD 41-91-91-91-91-9
10-3910-3910-3910-3910-39
40,8940,8940,8940,8940,89
90-14990-14990-14990-14990-149
MK 25 MOD 01-51-51-51-51-5
6-106-106-106-106-10
11-1511-1511-1511-1511-15
16-2016-2016-2016-2016-20
MK 25 MOD 11-51-51-51-51-5
6-156-156-156-156-15
16-2516-2516-2516-2516-25
26-5026-5026-5026-5026-50
MK 29 MOD 01-51-51-51-51-5
6-106-106-106-106-10
11-1511-1511-1511-1511-15
16-3016-3016-3016-3016-30

Notional Canister Refurb/Renew Production Requirements*

* Note: Canisters include Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation (PHS&T) equipment

FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22
MK 14 MOD 1 to 21-291-291-291-291-29
30-5930-5930-5930-5930-59
60-8960-8960-8960-8960-89
90-12990-12990-12990-12990-129
Renew MK 131-51-51-51-51-5
6-106-106-106-106-10
11-1511-1511-1511-1511-15
16-2016-2016-2016-2016-20
Renew MK 21-21-51-51-51-51-5
6-106-106-106-106-10
11-1511-1511-1511-1511-15
16-2016-2016-2016-2016-20
Renew MK 21-31-51-51-51-51-5
6-106-106-106-106-10
11-1511-1511-1511-1511-15
16-2016-2016-2016-2016-20
Renew MK 251-51-51-51-51-5
6-106-106-106-106-10
11-1511-1511-1511-1511-15
16-2016-2016-2016-2016-20

Associated Canister Equipment Production Requirements

FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22
Coding plugs for MK 13/14/21/29230-287230-287230-287230-287230-287
290-347290-347290-347290-347290-347
350-407350-407350-407350-407350-407
410-467410-467410-467410-467410-467
Coding plugs for MK 25 MOD 0/11-51-51-51-51-5
6-156-156-156-156-15
16-2516-2516-2516-2516-25
26-5026-5026-5026-5026-50
MK 7 Bolts for 21/2/3/4 and MK 29115-143115-143115-143115-143115-143
145-173145-173145-173145-173145-173
175-203175-203175-203175-203175-203
205-233205-233205-233205-233205-233
MK 236 Bolts for 21/2/3/4 and MK 29115-143115-143115-143115-143115-143
145-173145-173145-173145-173145-173
175-203175-203175-203175-203175-203
205-233205-233205-233205-233205-233
MK 8 Bolts for MK 25 MOD 0/14-204-204-204-204-20
24-6024-6024-6024-6024-60
64-10064-10064-10064-10064-100
104-200104-200104-200104-200104-200
MK 10 Explosive Bolts1-491-491-491-491-49
50-9950-9950-9950-9950-99
100-149100-149100-149100-149100-149
150-199150-199150-199150-199150-199

Notional Contract Non-Recurring Requirements

Production Readiness Review (Preliminary & Final)
First Article Inspections
First Article Tests
Aft Closure, Forward Closure & Canister Shell Pressure Tests
PHS&T Shock and Vibrations Tests
Physical Configuration Audits
Fit Check Tool Fabrication
GFP Canister Electrical Acceptance Test Equipment Installation

MK 41 VLS Program Overview Toan Nguyen Program Executive Office, PEO IWS 3L

MK 41 VLS is operated and maintained only by trained personnel using authorized procedures in the USN supplied technical manuals

A dead electrical missile interface is always maintained until a missile is intended to be launched with the exception of procedures outlined in NAVSEAINST 8394.2F

No simulators of any type will be used with live ordnance except during highly controlled special test and evaluation scenarios

No Developmental Test ordnance, programs or Weapons Control Systems will be used with tactical MK 41 VLS ordnance or programs

VLS SAFETY PRECEPTS/CARDINAL RULES

MK 41 VLS Credentials

Ballistic Protection
Open System Architecture
Simultaneous Multiple Missile Launch
Multiple Warfare Area Missile Types
Any Missile/Any Cell
Modular Design And Application
High Reliability And Low Maintenance
Combat Proven
Over 3,900 Missile Firings

MK 41 VLS Fleet Over 12,000 Cells Installed Or Under Contract DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A : Approved for public release. Distribution is unlimited.

DDG IROQUOIS

3 Ships Canada Spain

FFG ALVARO DE BAZAN

5 Ships

Norway

FFG NANSEN

5 Ships Netherlands

DDG DEZEVEN PROVINCIEN

4 Ships

Australia

FF ANZAC

8 Ships

FFG ADELAIDE

4 Ships

New Zealand

FF ANZAC

2 Ships

Korea DDH CHUNGMUGONG YI SUNSHIN/6 Ships

DDG SEJONG THE

GREAT/6 Ships

Germany

FFG BRANDENBURG

4 Ships United States

DDG ARLEIGH BURKE

77 Ships

CG TICONDEROGA

22 Ships

FFG SACHSEN

3 Ships Japan

DDG KONGO/ATAGO/+NEW

8 Ships

DD MURASAME

9 Ships Turkiye

FFG SALIHREIS

2 Ships

DDH HYUGU

2 Ships

DD TAKANAMI

5 Ships

FFG BARBAROS

2 Ships

DD AKIZUKI/+NEW

6 Ships

FFG HUITFELDT

3 Ships Denmark G-Class Frigates 4 Ships

DDG HOBART

5 Ships

FFG NARESUAN

2 Ships Thailand

Platforms:

ARLEIGH BURKE Class

DDG 51 – 127

TICONDEROGA Class

CG 52 – 73

Twelve Allied Nations Aegis Ashore Sites Launch Control Units 264”

Canisters 8 Cell Module Spent Fly Through Cover

Spent Aft Closure Expended Canister Ship Deck Uptake Hatch Cell Hatch Fly Through Cover Grid Sill Plenum

Module Structure and Gas Management System 8 Modules 4 Modules

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MK13, 15, or 25 Canister MK14, 21 or 29 Canister Sill Assy Canister Adapter

System Overview MK 41 VLS Design Agent Engineering Services Industry Day

MK 41 VLS AUR Capability

AAW

ASW

SM-2 BLK IV

MK 21Mod 0 Canister

SM-2 BLK III/IIIA/IIIB

MK 13 Mod 0 Canister

ESSM BLK I/II

MK 25 Mod 0/1 Canister

VLA RUM-139A

MK 15 Mod 0/1 Canister

MK 41 VLS AUR Capability (cont’d)

TACTICAL

TOMAHAWK

MK 14 MOD 2

Canister

BMD

SM-3 BLK 1A/1B/IIA

MK 21 MOD 2

Canister

SM-6 BLK I/IA

MK 21 MOD 3/4

Canister Over the Horizon

SM-3 BLK IIB

MK 29 Mod 0 Canister Strike/SUW

SM-2 (MK 13 MOD 0 Canister)
Designed for extended range anti-air warfare
Provides protection for ships against attacking missiles and aircraft
TOMAHAWK (MK 14 MOD 2 Canister)
All-weather, long range, subsonic cruise missile used for land attack warfare
SM-3 (MK 21 MOD 2 Canister)
Designed primarily as an anti-ballistic missile, the SM-3 has also been employed in an anti-satellite capacity at the lower end of Low Earth orbit
SM-6 (MK 21 MOD 3/4 Canister)
Designed for extended range anti-air warfare
Provides capability against fixed and rotary wing aircraft unmanned aerial vehicles, and anti-ship cruise missiles in flight, both over sea and land

VLS Canister/Missile Descriptions

ESSM (MK 25 MOD 0/1 Canister)
Designed as a medium range surface to air missile
Provides protection for ships from attacking missiles and aircraft
SM-3 (MK 29 MOD 0 Composite Canister)
Designed primarily as an anti-ballistic missile, the SM-3 has also been employed in an anti-satellite capacity at the lower end of Low Earth orbit

VLS Canister/Missile Descriptions (cont’d)

Gas Management System MK 41 VLS Module Structure & Gas Management System

Near Miss Shock
Ship Vibration
Safe Egress in Sea State
Service Life
Temperature/Humidity
PHS&T Loading

Encanistered Missile (Sample Requirements)

Pierside Onload Demonstration

MK 41 VLS Summary Premier Launching System for the USN and Twelve International Navies

- More Than 12,000 Cells Worldwide

- Qualified and Certified Performance Provides the Highest Performance, Firepower and Flexibility

- Any Missile/ Any Cell

- Highest Density Missiles per Footprint Capability

- AAW Self/ Area Defense, BMD, Land Attack or ASW US Procurement of VLS and Associated Canisters Expected Through at Least FY22

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A : Approved for public release. Distribution is unlimited.

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