FFG(X)_Industry_Day_Brief_25_July_2017_FBO.pdf

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FFG(X) Industry Day

25 July 2017

Agenda

Housekeeping:

• Emergency Exits and Restrooms

0915-0930:

• Introduction: Dr. Regan Campbell, PMS515 Program Manager (PM)

• Ground Rules: Lawrence Gordin, SEA02 Contracting Officer

0930-1015:

• FFG(X) Program Brief: Dr. Regan Campbell, PMS515 PM

• Questions

1015-1030: Break

1030-1200: Individual Breakout Discussions

1200-1300: Lunch

1300-1600: Remainder of Individual Breakout Discussions

Introduction

• FFG(X), PMS515, is a part of Program Executive Office Littoral Combat Ships (PEO LCS)

– Program Executive Officer (PEO): RADM John Neagley

– PEO Executive Director: Mr. Nidak Sumrean

– PMS515 PM: Dr. Regan Campbell

– PMS515 Deputy PM: CDR Cedric McNeal

• NAVSEA Contracts

– Contracting Officer: Lawrence Gordin

Ground Rules

• This brief and discussion is preliminary only – not binding

– Does not constitute a Request for Proposal nor a commitment on behalf of the

Government

– Information provided is subject to modification and is no way binding on the Government

• Please hold questions until the end of the briefing

– No detailed information beyond the brief or the RFI will be provided for future schedule or budget at this time

• The list of attendees, the brief/slides and questions will be posted to FBO

– Additional questions not answered after the brief or during the breakout discussions can be submitted via email

• One on one breakout discussions

– No additional time will be provided over the allotted meeting time

– Walk-on meeting requests will not be accepted

• All cell phone devices must be turned off or on silent

– Cameras and recording devices are not allowed

Why FFG(X)?

Evolving threats in the global maritime environment drove the Navy to re-evaluate FF requirements and pursue a guided missile Frigate, FFG(X)

To address these threats, the ship is intended to:

• Fully support Combatant and Fleet Commanders during conflict by

• Supplementing fleet undersea and surface warfare capabilities

• Operating independently in contested environments

• Extending the fleet tactical grid

• Hosting and controlling unmanned systems

• Relieve large surface combatants from stressing routine duties during operations other than war, providing a high/low mix of fleet capabilities

What will FFG(X) be?

FFG(X) is envisioned as a multi-mission Small Surface Combatant intended to be capable of:

- Employing unmanned systems to penetrate and dwell in contested environments

- Establishing a local sensor network using multiple sensor platforms, both on-board and off-board

- Robustly defending itself in contested environments, including against raids by small boats

- Holding adversary warships at risk with over-the-horizon anti-ship missiles

- Performing anti-submarine warfare missions with active and passive undersea sensors

- Serving as a force multiplier to air-defense capable destroyers escorting logistics ships

- Providing electromagnetic sensing and targeting capabilities and contributing to force-level electromagnetic spectrum control

- Providing electromagnetic information exploitation capabilities and intelligence collection

- Conducting common surface combatant missions during operations other than war, such as presence missions, security cooperation activities, and humanitarian assistance/disaster relief support

FFG(X) Program Schedule

• Responses due 24 August 2017 at 1500

• Conceptual Design phase to mature parent designs to meet Navy requirement will award next calendar year

– Parent Design

– US Shipyard

• Government will provide System Specifications and Government Furnished Information (GFI) as part of the Conceptual Design RFP

• Full and Open Competition for Detail Design and Construction contract award in FY2020

• Notional procurement profile (for cost estimating purposes), starting in FY2020:

1/1/2/2/2/2/2/2/2/2/2

Objectives of the RFI

The Navy desires to:

• Understand Industry’s parent designs and their ability to integrate both the warfare system elements and the threshold requirements into the new FFG(X) design

• Understand the sensitivities to the parent design for integrating either the warfare systems or the threshold requirements

• Understand the drivers in non-recurring engineering, recurring engineering, production schedule, and operations and supports costs

Key Program Assumptions

The Navy…

• Envisions a FY2020 competition that will consider existing parent designs for a Small Surface Combatant that can be modified to accommodate FFG(X) requirements

• Plans for the FFG(X) program to use the same crewing, training, and maintenance concepts as LCS

– Blue/Gold Crewing: 2 crews for 1 ship

– Training: Train to Certify/Train to Qualify (T2C/T2Q)

– Maintenance: Crew PMS and some O-Level Maintenance

• Desires to drive down life cycle costs:

– The threshold manning requirement identified is the maximum acceptable manning value

– Use common Navy systems across the radar, combat system, C4ISR systems, and launcher elements while encouraging hull, mechanical, and electrical system commonality with other US Navy platforms

Key FFG(X) Attributes

The Navy considers the following tiers and their values to be the minimum acceptable level of performance for the corresponding FFG(X) attributes:

TIER Attributes Threshold

Material Availability > 0.64 (as defined by number of operational end items / total end items)

Operational Availability > 0.72 (as defined by uptime / (uptime + downtime) )

Service Life 25 years

Vulnerability (as defined by the capability to withstand initial damage effects and to continue to perform primary missions)

Grade A Shock Hardening for Propulsion, Critical Systems, and Combat System Elements to retain full Air Defense and Propulsion capabilities

Manning Accommodations 200 personnel crew max (including all detachments)

Range (minimum distance the ship can sail without replenishment when using all of its burnable fuel)

3000 NM @ 16 kts

SWaP-C reservation for future Directed Energy and Active EA 26 MT, 600 kW, 300 GPM

Space, weight, power, and cooling service life allowance 5%

Sustained Speed (as defined by the achievable speed at full-load displacement, normal trim, and clean bottom)

28 kts at 80% MCR

[RFI Table 1]

FFG(X) Notional Warfare Systems

The following is a list of notional warfare systems that the Navy plans to provide as Government Furnished Equipment for the FFG(X):

TIER Warfare Systems

C4I suite (with accompanying HF/UHF/EHF/SATCOM antennas/CANES)

COMBATSS-21 Mod Combat Management System (CMS) (Aegis derivative leveraging the common source library)

Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar (EASR) 3 face fixed array (3x3x3 Radar Modular Assembly)

MH-60R x 1

Mk53 Decoy Launching System (Nulka)

OTH Weapon with FCS (2x4) – canister launched

SeaRAM Mk15 Mod 31

*Self Defense Launcher Capability

SLQ-32(V)6 (SEWIP Blk II)

– Note requirement in previous table for SWaP-C reservation for EA

Tactical Cryptological System (TCS)

UAV (1 x MQ-8C) or future similarly sized UAS

TIER Warfare Systems

7m RHIBs x 2

AN/SLQ-61 Light Weight Tow (LWT)

AN/SQS-62 Variable Depth Sonar (VDS)

AN/SQQ-89F Undersea Warfare / ASW Combat System

Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC)

Integrate 360 degree EO/IR

Mission Control System (MCS) (MD-4A)

Mk110 57mm Gun (with ALaMO)

Mk160 Gun Fire Control System (GFCS)

Next Generation Surface Search Radar (NGSSR)

Surface-to-Surface Missile Module (SSMM Longbow Hellfire)

TB-37 Multi-Function Towed Array (MFTA)

UPX-29 Identification Friend/Foe (IFF)

[RFI Table 2] *Ability to support Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile Block 2 and/or Standard Missile-2 Active missiles

Sensitivity and Cost Drivers

The Navy requests that interested parties:

• Identify specific attributes for which the threshold values can be exceeded for minimal cost increases

• Identify any specific threshold value or warfare system which drives a significant design change

– With a description of the issue and preferred mitigations, including the NRE cost avoidance and the capability achieved through those mitigations

• Identify any tradeoffs necessary to meet or exceed thresholds

– Including production and cost impacts

– If tradeoffs are required, vendors are encouraged to prioritize higher Tier (Tier 1) attributes/systems as being the most desired by the Navy

The Navy is particularly interested in understanding the design and capability trade-space in Cost drivers, break-points, trade-offs, and impacts

Requested Format

• Follow RFI Response Template provided on

FEDBIZOPS

• Responses will address:

– Ship Design and Characteristics

– Cost Drivers

– Cost and Schedule Estimates

Breakout Discussions

• Breakout Discussions will be held from 1030-1615 with an hour break for lunch between 1200-1300

– Schedules handed out at registration and also posted in the kitchen area

– For those breakout sessions in the Kennedy Conference Room (3rd floor), please meet in the elevator lobby 5 minutes before your meeting to be escorted

• Independence A Conference Room will be available throughout the day

– Please stay in the conference room or in the kitchen area when not in your breakout session

Breakout Schedules

Time Slot Company

1030-1045 Integrated Communications Systems Group

1045-1100 International Trade & Technologies, Inc

1100-1115 Kelvin Hughes

1115-1130 L3 Technologies

1130-1145 L3 Technologies KEO

1145-1200 Lake Shore Systems, Inc.

1300-1315 Lockheed Martin Corp.

1315-1330 ABB, Inc.

1330-1345 MacTaggart Scott USA, LLC

1345-1400 BAE Systems, Inc.

1400-1415 MTU America, Inc.

1415-1430 CEA Technologies, Inc.

1430-1445 Curtiss Wright Ground & Naval

1445-1500 DRS Technologies

1500-1515 Ellwood National Forge

1515-1530 Rolls Royce

1530-1545 General Dynamics Mission Systems (GDMS)

1545-1600 Gibbs & Cox

1600-1615 Trident Maritime Systems

GROUP B

2nd Floor - Independence Conference Room B

1200-1300 LUNCH BREAK

2nd Floor - Constitution Conference Room B

Time Slot Company

1030-1045 Advanced Acoustic Concepts, LLC

1045-1100 Austal USA

1100-1115 ADI Technologies, Inc.

1115-1130 Airbus Defense and Space, Inc.

1130-1145 American Vulkan, Corp

1145-1200 Arconic

1300-1315 Lockheed Martin - MST

1315-1330 LS Technologies US, LLC

1330-1345 General Dynamics - BIW

1345-1400 BAE Systems Surface Ships Limited

1400-1415 Noise Control Engineering, LLC

1415-1430 PaR Marine, Inc.

1430-1445 Philadelphia Gear - Timken Brand

1445-1500 Raytheon Company

1500-1515 Fincantieri Marine Group, LLC

1515-1530 Saab North America, Inc.

1530-1545 Saft America

1545-1600 Huntington Ingalls Industries

GROUP A

3rd Floor - Kennedy Conference Room

1200-1300 LUNCH BREAK

2nd Floor - Constitution Conference Room A

Questions?