TMAS_2_Industry_Day_Briefing_14Aug2018.pdf

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AFTC

Tester of Choice … Today and Tomorrow

Technical and Management Advisory

Services (TMAS) for the Test Enterprise - 2

Industry Day 14 August 2018

Disclaimer

This industry day is for informational purposes only and strategies presented are pre-decisional

The content of any future Task Order Fair Opportunity Proposal Request (FOPR) takes precedence over remarks and explanations provided during this briefing

Costs incurred as a result of attending this meeting will not be reimbursed by the Government No recording permitted during this Industry Day Q&A from this session will be provided through FBO;

company identity will be masked

Agenda

0800-0815 Welcome Remarks 0815-0830 Pre-Decisional TMAS 2 Overview 0830-0845 Pre-Decisional Contract Parameters 0845-0900 Break 0900-0930 Team Eglin Mission Brief 0930-1000 C4ISR/Cyber Mission Brief 1000-1015 Break 1015-1100 Team Edwards Mission Brief

1100-1145 Team Arnold Mission Brief 1145-1300 Lunch (Submit Questions in Writing) 1300-1400 Questions and Answers 1400-1415 Break 1415-1700 One-on-Ones

Question and Answer Details

Q&A Forms are available at the registration table The form is also on the following slide for future use

Please submit questions in writing prior to Lunch Break Questionnaires are provided for those who prefer to write their questions, and not ask in an open forum Drop off questionnaires at the registration table

After Industry Day Submit questions and feedback pertaining to this Industry Day by 17 Aug 2018, via email to Holly Deuser at holly.deuser@us.af.mil

Question/Comment/Recommendation GSA and TMAS Industry Day

Company Name:________________________ Your Name:__________________________

E-mail Address:_________________________ Your Phone:__________________________

We encourage your Questions/Comments & Recommendations:

You may also e-mail questions to Holly.deuser@us.af.mil. TMAS 2 Industry Day questions/comments and Government answers will be provided as time permits.

Overview

AFMC Organization

Air Force Test Center:

96 TW - Test and evaluate state-of-the-art weapon systems and cyber capabilities, provide quality installation and mission support, and serve as responsible stewards of our resources to deliver war-winning capabilities 412 TW - Test and evaluate weapon systems to ensure war-winning combat capabilities AEDC - Conduct developmental test and evaluation for the Nation through modeling, simulation, ground and flight test

HQ Air Force Materiel Command

AF Life Cycle Mgt Ctr

(AFLCMC)

Wright-Patt

AFB

AF

Sustainment Ctr (AFSC)

Tinker AFB

AF Test Ctr (AFTC)

Edwards

AFB

AF Research Lab (AFRL)

Wright-Patt

AFB

AF Nuc Wpns Ctr (AFNWC)

Kirtland AFB

AF

Installation and Mission Support Ctr

San Antonio- Lackland, TX

Air Force Test Center Mission

…to provide timely, objective, and accurate information to decision makers

Conduct Developmental Test and Evaluation of air, space, and cyber systems…

Span of Operations

Crystal City, VA Beale AFB

Greenville, TX

Melbourne, FL

Kirtland AFB

Peterson AFB

Gunter Annex

Holloman AFB

Hanscom AFB

White Sands Missile Range

Lackland AFB

Denver CO

Nellis AFB

Waco, TX

Langley AFB

Boeing Field

Wright-Patterson AFB

96 TW

Eglin AFB

Charleston AFB

NAS Patuxent River

Tinker AFB

Tucson, AZ AF Plant 04

Warner-Robins AFB Hurlburt Field

JB Lewis-McChord

Wright-Patterson AFB

Hill AFB

Creech AFB

412 TW

Edwards AFB

Moffett Field

White Oak, MD

AEDC

Arnold AFB

HQ AFTCC

TW

TCC

96 T

32 Locations Total $2B Annual Budget, BOS at 3 Major Installationsg , j

$31B in DoD Facilities & Test Rangesg 108 Aircraft (21 Different Variants)(

200+ Ground Test Facilities 12 Test Cells unique to the world

Pre-Decisional TMAS 2 Overview

Sean Capik Program Manager

AFTC/AZL

TMAS 2 Scope and Mission

TMAS 2 is AFTC’s enterprise-wide approach for Management and Advisory Services (formerly A&AS)

Provides Professional Services support at Edwards AFB, Eglin AFB, and Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC)

Services include engineering and non-engineering assistance in support of armament and aerospace research, development, acquisition, test and evaluation, and related support activities for the Test Enterprise

11PRE-DECISIONAL

TMAS 2 Scope and Mission

Highly qualified Management and Advisory Services support

Requirements definition Management and professional services Research and development Analyses and evaluations Technical and non-technical services Program management Acquisition Information management Logistics Science and engineering Financial assistance Security management

12PRE-DECISIONAL

Pre-Decisional Acquisition Strategy

Plan to competitively award TMAS 2 Task Orders under GSA’s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Small Business (OASIS SB) multiple award IDIQ contracts

Plan to utilize FAR Part 16.505 Fair Opportunity Selection Procedures in lieu of FAR 15.3 Source Selection Procedures

PRE-DECISIONAL 13

Current TMAS Task Orders Range

782 TS

96 TW/FM

96 TG

96 TG/OL-AC

96 RANSS

96 RNCS

96 TSSQ

96 CS/SCP

96 TW/IPAT

AEDC

PACAF/A3TW

Platforms

412 TW

412 TENG

53rd F-15 OFP 53rd 28

TES)/D0U

53rd 28

TES/D0D

40th FLTS

413 FLTS

AWACS CTF

413 FLTS Det 1

Electronic Warfare

412 TW EWG

53rd 16 EWS 53rd 36 EWS 53rd 68 EWS

C4ISR/Cyber

46 TS

505 CCW/FM

Armament

AFRL

780 TS

AFSEO

Nuclear College

USSOCOM

96 OSS/OSO

96 OSS/OSP

AFNWC

AFNWC - LRSO

These requirements are not anticipated to be on TMAS 2

Pre-Decisional TMAS 2 Task Orders

AEDC

(200 CMEs)

AEDC

704 TG

704 TG/OL-AC

412th Test Wing (100 CMEs)

412 EWG

412 TENG

412 TMD

96 Test Wing (300 CMEs)

780 TS

96 OSS/OSO

96 OSS/OSP

40 FLTS

413 Det 1

413 FLTS/FW

413 FLTS/RW

AWACS CTF

782 TS

96 CS/SCP

96 RANSS

96 RNCS

96 TSSQ

96 TW/FM

96 TW/AP

96 TW/IPAT

AFSEO

96 Cyberspace Group

(510 CMEs) C4ISR/Cyber

Tenants (370 CMEs)

53rd 16 EWS 53rd 36 EWS 53rd 68 EWS 53rd/F-15 OFP 53rd 28 TES/D0D 53rd 28 TES/D0U

AFNWC

AFNWC - LRSO

AFRL

Nuclear College

USSOCOM

AFTC/SMO

F-35 PSC

PRE-DECISIONAL 15

Fair Opportunity Selection Alternatives

Full Tradeoff Past Performance Tradeoff Highest Technically Rated Offeror with a Reasonable and Realistic Price (HTRO w/ RRP) is a Fair Opportunity (FO) selection process that is neither Trade-off nor Lowest Priced Technically Acceptable (LPTA)

16PRE-DECISIONAL

Pre-Decisional Contract Parameters

Holly Deuser Contracting Officer

AFTC/PZZA

Notional Contract Structure

Period of Performance: Transition + Base Period + 4 Option Years

Total PoP = 5 years CLIN Structure

Transition (FFP) Labor (CPFF Term) Other Direct Costs (Cost) Travel (Cost) Relocation Costs (Cost) OCONUS Mission Essential Salary Allowances (Cost) Contract Access Fee (.1% fee paid to GSA) (Cost) NSP Data (CPFF)

On each Task Order, intend to establish hourly rates for all labor categories and levels for each year of performance

PRE-DECISIONAL 18

OCI Restrictions Apply

TMAS Contractors and subcontractors are prohibited from providing to the Government any hardware, software, etc.

which has or will be the object of advice and assistance under the TMAS contract TMAS Contractors and subcontractors are prohibited from performing on the following contracts

AEDC’s Test Operations and Sustainment (TOS) contract Eglin’s Operations and Maintenance Services (EOMS - Range Services)

TMAS Contractors and subcontractors are not prohibited from competing for other business that is unrelated to the acquisitions on which the TMAS Contractors provide support

Above OCI Restrictions are the same as on the current TMAS Task Orders 19

Current TMAS Pools and NAICS

Five Task Orders Competitively Awarded Under GSA OASIS-SB Armament (FA2486-16-F-0030)

Awarded under OASIS SB Pool 5B, NAICS 541712* Exception C (Space Vehicles and Guided Missiles, their Propulsion Units and Parts, and their Auxiliary Equipment and Parts)

Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) (FA2486-16-F-0031)

Awarded under OASIS SB Pool 6, NAICS 541712* Exception A (Aircraft)

Electronic Warfare (FA2486-16-F-0032) Awarded under OASIS SB Pool 6, NAICS 541712* Exception A (Aircraft)

Platforms (FA2486-16-F-0033) Awarded under OASIS SB Pool 3, NAICS 541330 Exception A (Military and Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons)

Range (FA2486-16-F-0034) Awarded under OASIS SB Pool 3, NAICS 541330 Exception A (Military and Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons)

* NAICS 541712 has been replaced by 541715 20

Current TMAS Pools

Range Pool 3

782 TS

96 TW/FM

96 TG

96 TG/OL-AC

96 RANSS

96 RNCS

96 TSSQ

96 CS/SCP

96 TW/IPAT

AEDC

PACAF/A3TW

Platforms Pool 3

412 TW

412 TENG

53rd F-15 OFP 53rd 28

TES)/D0U

53rd 28

TES/D0D

40th FLTS

413 FLTS

AWACS CTF

413 FLTS Det 1

Electronic Warfare Pool 6

412 TW EWG

53rd 16 EWS 53rd 36 EWS 53rd 68 EWS

C4ISR/Cyber Pool 6

46 TS

505 CCW/FM

Armament Pool 5B

AFRL

780 TS

AFSEO

Nuclear College

USSOCOM

96 OSS/OSO

96 OSS/OSP

AFNWC

AFNWC - LRSO

These requirements are not anticipated to be on TMAS 2

Pre-Decisional TMAS 2 Pools

AEDC

Pool 5A (200 CMEs)

AEDC

704 TG

704 TG/OL-AC

412th Test Wing Pool 6

(100 CMEs)

412 EWG

412 TENG

412 TMD

96 Test Wing Pool 6

(300 CMEs)

780 TS

96 OSS/OSO

96 OSS/OSP

40 FLTS

413 Det 1

413 FLTS/FW

413 FLTS/RW

AWACS CTF

782 TS

96 CS/SCP

96 RANSS

96 RNCS

96 TSSQ

96 TW/FM

96 TW/AP

96 TW/IPAT

AFSEO

96 Cyberspace Group Pool 6

(510 CMEs) C4ISR/Cyber

Tenants Pool 5B (370 CMEs)

53rd 16 EWS 53rd 36 EWS 53rd 68 EWS 53rd/F-15 OFP 53rd 28 TES/D0D 53rd 28 TES/D0U

AFNWC

AFNWC - LRSO

AFRL

Nuclear College

USSOCOM

AFTC/SMO

F-35 PSC

PRE-DECISIONAL 22

Summary

Reminder – the TMAS 2 information presented today is pre-decisional Looking for industry feedback; your opinion matters!

Feedbacks due by 17 Aug 18

Understand Industry's biggest care abouts are the OASIS SB Pool Selection and Fair Opportunity Selection Procedures

We are working these and will post updates on FBO

Mission Partner requirement presentations are next Please note – the Team Eglin briefing does not include all of the Tenant requirements The full Tenant requirements will be presented at a future Industry Day

Break

Break time

Turn in Questions/Comments/Recommendations

Team Eglin

96 TW

96 TWW-W-20166-6-0056 Distribution A, approved for public release.

Heritage and History

96 TW96 TW

Team EGLIN

Brig Gen Evan Dertien

96 TW/CC

Col Scott Dickson

96 TW/CV

CMSgt Jamie Augér

96 TW/CCC

Mr. Alan Dorward

96 TW/DV

Mr. Steve Dietzius

96 TW/CT

Team Eglin Leadership

Col Frank Bradfield III

919 SOW

Col David Abba

53 WG

CAPT Charles Andrews

NAVSCOLEOD

Col Garry Haase

AFRL/RW

Col Paul Moga

33 FW

Brig Gen Anthony Genatempo

PEO/Weapons

COL Patrick Colloton

7 SFG

Col FrankBrig Gen Anthony

Col Denise Edwards

96 TW/CR

Mr Alan CMSgt Jamie Col DeniseBrig Gen Evan Dertien Col Scott Mr Steve

• Infrastructure 724 Square Miles: 70 test sites / 3,526 facilities 123,000 Sq Miles over water range 8Wings/40Tenant Units $2.75B economic impact

• People 20,000+ personnel Services for >92K

• Resources Privatized Housing; 747 units 92 aircraft at ETTC

Team Eglin at a Glance

Medical

Staff Agenciesencies

Mission Support

Civil Engineering

SAPR Fun Run

Reading Programs

Major Test Mission Components

Air-to-Air Air-to-Ground ir to Air Legacy Weapon Systems

Aircraft-Store Compatibility

Weapon Effects

LLegacy

Strategic Test Capabilities

Sensors & Foreign Threat Systems

Special Ops Command & Control

S i T

ETTR Water Range

Test Site Concrete to Reef Partnership: Tourism for local economy

Mid-Bay Bridge Connector Partnership: Hurcon evac/tourism

Eglin North Gate

Solar EUL Partnership: Gulf Power; 30 MW Output to Grid

Col Johnson briefing Research & Engineering Education Facility Partnership: University of Florida

152 Room Hotel Resort Partnership: Tourism for local economy

Air Force Armament Museum Partnership: Tourism for local economy

240 acre Solar Array

AFOTEC Det 2

NAVY EOD

SCHOOL

AFRL

MUNITIONS

RL

NS

20th SPCS

DEFENSE THREAT

REDUCTION AGENCY

ARMY

6 RTB ARMY

7th SFG

JOINT DEPLOYABLE

ANALYSIS TEAM

53d WING

33d FIGHTER WING

96th TEST WING

919th SOW

COAST

GUARD

ARMAMENT

DIRECTORATE

EGLIN

TEAM

C4ISR/Cyber

United States Air Force

96th Cyberspace Test Group

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I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e

Principal AF organization for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) developmental testing

45th Test Squadron

• Software functionality of command and control, mission planning, and business enterprise systems 46th Test Squadron

• Interoperability or “kill chain” testing for ground and airborne sensors, digital communications/datalinks, and electronic warfare 47th Test Squadron

• Testing of offensive and defensive cyber warfare programs

• Cybersecurity for information technology and aircraft/weapons

Growth Initiatives

• Avionics Cyber Range Facility & distributed cyber test capabilities

• Test and Evaluation for Agile Software Development Programs

• 5th Generation+ Datalinks Test Capability

• Workforce challenges – attracting & retaining the right skill sets

96th Cyberspace Test Group

Continued excellence in C4ISR developmental test Adapting to meet agile acquisition & cyber challenges

Introduction

• 96th Cyberspace Test Group stood up in December 2017

– Three squadrons, one detachment and a support division at the group level

– Similar mission areas consolidated by squadron

• More cross-flow of information than in an typical group

– Some organizational functions pushed to squadrons, some retained at the group

• Resource constraints, efficiency, authority/responsibility/accountability

– Reorganization was executed to minimize impact to current operations but enhance ability to meet future test needs

Group Activation

Legacy 46th Test Squadron (est. 1994)

• Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR)

• Software Intensive Systems

• Electronic Warfare

• Computer Network Attack / Information

Operations

• Cybersecurity

~600 personnel led by a Lieutenant Colonel

96th Cyberspace Test Group (est. 2017)

• Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR)

• Software Intensive Systems

• Electronic Warfare

• Computer Network Attack / Information

Operations

• Cybersecurity

~650+ personnel led by a Colonel

More manageable span of control Greater bandwidth for strategic planning Increased advocacy

Mission Remains Unchanged:

Developmental Test and Evaluation of Information Dominance Capabilities

96th Cyberspace Test Group

Air Operations C2

45th Test Squadron 46th Test Squadron 47th Cyberspace Test Squadron

(Lackland) Support Division

96 Cyberspace Test Group

96 Cyberspace Test Group, Det 1

(Hanscom)

Space & Intel C2

Mission Planning Systems

Business Enterprise Systems

(Gunter Annex)

C4I Systems

Sensors & Defensive Systems

Tactical & Strategic Datalinks

JSTARS

(Patrick OL)

IT & Avionics Cybersecurity

Avionics Cybersecurity (Edwards OL)

Offensive & Defensive Cyber

(Lackland)

Programming Engineers

Budget & Finance

Logistics, Security and IT

GSUEglin

Where we are…

Squadron / Detachment

Operating Location

Operating Presence

Group & Squadrons Eglin AFBLackland AFB

Peterson AFB

Edwards AFB

Patrick AFB

Maxwell AFB (GunterAnnex)

Robins AFB

Langley AFB

Wright-Patterson AFB Hill AFB

Beale AFB

Grand Forks AFB

Hanscom AFB

Cyber operations programs

• Offensive / defensive cyber capabilities

96th Cyberspace Test Group

• More than just assessing whether the system meets specifications

• “Traditional” test and evaluation in a nominal (i.e., cyber benign) environment

• Analysis / M&S / test article

• Evaluations with other systems

Security and Resiliency

• Does the system provide information assurance (confidentiality, integrity, availability)?

• Cyber risk assessments

• Cyber susceptibilities and vulnerabilities

• Penetration testing

• Resiliency => Mission assurance

• Detection / response / recovery

IT-based software intensive programs

• Air and Space Operations Center

• Mission Planning Systems

• Business Enterprise Systems (pay, records)

Kill chain interoperability programs

• Datalinks (e.g., Link-16, IFDL, MADL)

• Seekers, Sensors & Electronic Warfare

• Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance

Cyberspace programs

• Information and operational technologies

• Cooperative Vulnerability Identification (CVI)

• Cyber System Risk Assessment (CSRA)

Principal AF organization for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) developmental testing

Functionality and Interoperability

Summary

• 96 CTG officially stood up in December 2017

– Inherited processes previously executed by legacy squadron

– Unit duties and responsibilities broken out in a sensible way

– Mission requirements continue to be met for primary mission, AEF and mission assurance command and control

– Workforce challenges in cybersecurity and agile software development testing of large scale weapon systems

Effectively executing C4ISR developmental test and adapting to meet agile acquisition & cyber challenges

Break

Break time

Team Edwards

412th Test Wing Task Order

Edwards Air Force Base, CA

TMAS-2 Industry Day 14 August 2018

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412 Test Wing Task Order

412 TW Mission and Organization Overview Major Task Element Requirements

412 Test Management Division (TMD) 412 Test Engineering Group (TENG) 412 Electronic Warfare Group (EWG)

Questions

412th TW Mission

Test and Evaluate Weapons Systems to Ensure War-winning Combat Capabilities

The 412th Test Wing (TW)

412 TW

Test Wing

412 CEG

Civil Eng

412 MDG

Medical

412 MSG

Mission Support

412 EWG

Electronic Warfare

412 MXG

Maintenance

412 OG

Operations

412 TENG

Test

Engineering

412 TMD

Test

Management

USAF TPS

Test Pilot

School

Plant 42 Palmdale

Raptor

411 FLTS

F-22A

Global Power Fighter

416 FLTS

F-16, F-15SA

Global Power Bomber

419 FLTS

B-1, B-2, B-52, C-12

Joint Strike Fighter

461 FLTS

F-35

Global Reach

418 FLTS

C-17, C-5, C-130, KC-46, KC-135

Global Vigilance

452 FLTS

Global Hawk

Operations Support

412 OSS

WSA

Wing Staff Agencies

412 CPTS

Comptroller Squadron

Groups / Divisions

Combined Test Forces (CTFs)

A&AS for the 412 TW

412 TW

Test Wing

412 CEG

Civil Eng

412 MDG

Medical

412 MSG

Mission Support

412 EWG

Electronic Warfare

412 MXG

Maintenance

412 OG

Operations

412 TENG

Test

Engineering

412 TMD

Test

Management

USAF TPS

Test Pilot

School

Plant 42 Palmdale

Raptor

411 FLTS

F-22A

Global Power Fighter

416 FLTS

F-16, F-15SA

Global Power Bomber

419 FLTS

B-1, B-2, B-52, C-12

Joint Strike Fighter

461 FLTS

F-35

Global Reach

418 FLTS

C-17, C-5, C-130, KC-46, KC-135

Global Vigilance

452 FLTS

Global Hawk

Operations Support

412 OSS

WSA

Wing Staff Agencies

412 CPTS

Comptroller Squadron

Groups / Divisions

Combined Test Forces (CTFs)

Test Management Division Task Element

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412 TMD Mission

Deliver and sustain complete business and project management solutions to enable efficient, effective execution of the 412 TW Test and Evaluation mission

Train and Equip

Standard Process:

412 TW PM Handbook 412 TW Program Analyst Handbook

Standard Tools:

Project Cost Management Suite Concerto & Microsoft Project Consolidated Project List

Standard Training:

PM Planning & Execution 7 CBT Modules

Execute and Manage Deliver Results

PERFORMANCE

Cost Schedule

Project Management Process

Overall 412 TMD Task Element Requirements

Advice and Advisory Services for 7+ CTFs and the Home Office Project Management Support (PMS) Information Management Support (IMS) Financial Management Support (FMS) Engineering Technicians (ET) Logistics Support (LS)

Experience ranges from “Journey” to “Subject Matter Expert” Requires sound foundation in project management principles Training for unique 412 Test Wing processes provided by TMD

Work locations at Edwards AFB, CA and/or Plant 42, Palmdale Ability to get an advanced security clearance a requirement for many positions

Secret, Top Secret, Special Access Required (SAR) and Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI)

A&AS Support Within TMD

PM

Support

A&AS

Information Management

Financial Management

Logistics Support

PM

Support

Test Management Home Office

A&AS Support Within CTFs

PM

Support

A&AS

Financial Management

Engineering Technician

CTF Director

Deputy CTF Director*OT Lead Contractor

Lead

Business Leader

Chief Engineer

Ops Officer MXDirector of

Projects*

Project Managers ess

De ty Contrac

ChiefChiefiness Director ofess Opsctor of Ops j ojecProgram Analysts putputputput

* Dual-hatted position

Combined Test Force

TMD A&AS Support

Test Management / Project Management Support Provide technical and programmatic support to the CTF test project managers Assist developing system ground and flight test schedule and resource requirements Planning and implementation

Test Concept Documents Statements of Capability Test and Evaluation Master Plans

Requires mixture of PM skills and specific system expertise

Information Management Support Sustainment of a Theory of Constraints (e.g. Critical Chain) based project management system Process development & improvement Portfolio (multi-project) scheduling Project management training

Development and sustainment of training materials Classroom and Computer Basted Training (CBT) delivery Schedule and provide initial, recurring, and delta training

Implementation of program management tools Concerto and a Project Cost Management System (PCMS)

Financial / Business Management Support 412 TW business process support and improvement to:

Support management of CTF flying hour program Assist in the development of capability and resource estimates for the CTF Support development of cost, schedule, performance and risk assessments Support Ad-hoc Cost studies and analysis

Engineering Technicians (ET) Support Provide technical support, conduct data analysis and applies knowledge of engineering technology Support tasks including but not limited to test and evaluation, test support, operation analyses and support activities Ensure operational safety, suitability and effectiveness Example: Air Vehicle Management at CTFs

Logistics Support (LS) Assist in managing facility construction projects associated with the bed down of new weapons systems Assist in budgetary requirements, development of facility requirements, planning detailed schedules, and identifying utility and configuration requirements Support development of technical documentation such as design packages, specifications, and drawings Assist in planning and designing activities for space, resource and equipment utilization, storage and disposal

Test Engineering Group

412 TENG Mission

• Provide test and evaluation (T&E) engineering expertise

• Manage T&E engineering resources (Home Office/Matrix Personnel)

-- Recruitment/Retention efforts

• Provide career guidance, mentoring, education and training for engineers, mathematicians, and scientists

• Plan, conduct, analyze, and report test results •Work closely with customers on level of support

• Define requirements for and assist in the development of T&E infrastructure -- AFTC/412th Test Wing Systems Engineering process (OI series)

• Operate and maintain the Edwards Flight Test Range

• Provide airborne instrumentation systems and technical expertise

• JTECH II (JT4) Program Office responsibilities

P id t t d l ti (T&E) i i ti

Manage T&E Engineering Core Competency in Airframe- Propulsion-Avionics (APA), Range, Instrumentation

412th Test Engineering GroupCTF Chief Engineers

JSF (461 FLTS) F-22 (411 FLTS)

GPB (419 FLTS) GPF (416 FLTS)

GR (418 FLTS) GV (452 FLTS)

Emerging Tech Special Proj

Business Office

Technical Director

812th Test Support Squadron

Test Technology Dev

773rd Test Squadron

Flight Systems Integration

775th Test Squadron

Avionic Systems Integration

812th Aircraft Instrumentation Test

412th Range Squadron

Range of Ops

Overall assigned Manpower: ~ 1000 Combined Work Force

412th TENG Leadership

CTF/ITF Construct

Global Vigilance

452 FLTS

Global Hawk, UAVs

Joint Strike Fighter-461 FLTS

F-35 Global Power

Fighter-416 FLTS (Test Ops merger--2015)

F-16, T-38

Emerging Technologies

Global Power Bomber-419 FLTS

B-1, B-2, B-52

Global Reach

418 FLTS

KC-46, KC-135,

C-17, C-5, C-130

Raptor

411 FLTS

F-22A

DT

Combined/ Integrated Test Force

In development:

Trainer X

Others

773rd & 775th Test Squadrons

•Intellectual capital •Assigned to various Combined/Integrated Test Forces

•Technical & safety planning •Define objectives and test methodology; Identify and mitigate test risk

•Conduct tests from mission control room, onboard aircraft, etc.

•Review data, evaluate system performance •Report conclusions and recommendations (~100 reports/yr)

773 TS

Flying Qualities & Performance

Autonomy Subsystems & Aerial Refueling All Weather and In-flight Icing Human Factors Parachutes/Aerial Delivery Propulsion Reliability & Maintainability Structures

775 TS

Integrated Avionics Communications Navigation, Guidance & Control

C4ISR

Network Centric Warfare Cyber Security/Information Assurance

EO/IR

Radar Weapons Integration

812 TSS, 412 RANS & 812 ENI

812th Test Support Squadron Technology Development/Acquisition

Range Infrastructure Airborne Instrumentation Test Techniques

Statistical Office Engineering Development Office Technical Library

412th Range Squadron

• Ridley Mission Control Center

• Telemetry Systems, Mission

Control Rooms

• Precision Impact Range Area (PIRA)

– Gunnery, bombing, photo and infrared (IR) resolution targets, target vehicles

• Laser Range Operations

• Time-Space-Positioning Information

(TSPI) – CRIIS Integration efforts812th Instrumentation Squadron

• T-2 Modifications

– Design & Prototype

– Fabrication & Installation

• Operations

– Test aircraft

– Support fleet (GSF)

Support Development of Real- Time Systems

Mission Control Rooms Data Acquisition and Transport Systems Telemetry (TM) Systems Encryption/Decryption Systems Data Decom Systems Air to Ground Communication Systems Mobile Systems

Support Range Instrumentation PIRA targets and vehicles TSPI Pods and Sensors

TENG A&AS Support mss

Mission Control Room

DoD Test Range Network entation Mobile Systems

Telemetry Systems

TSPI ASSETS 69

Electronic Warfare Group

412 EWG Mission

Provide our nation and its allies expertise and credible capabilities to perform survivability Test and Evaluation (T&E) ensuring our continued world-wide air dominance

Maximize our customers’ ability to survive on the battlefield

Joint Simulation Environment

Open-Air Range

Manned Flight Simulators

DIADS –C2

BAF

ADTRA

Radar Targets-ARES

EW Threat Simulators

Real World Tests Prior to Combat

CAOC

NCW

412 EWG T&E

Multi-Spectral Virtual EW Battlespace…

Overall 412 EWG Task Element Requirements

Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SE/TA) Expert advice and assistance required to support ground and flight test and related activities Security-cleared personnel are available to provide continuous, uninterrupted support to the mission T&E experienced workforce familiar with AFTC processes and procedures

Systems Engineering/Test Capability Planning / Investment / Development at the AFTC units and supported organizations

AFTC EW range and infrastructure modernization program support Support the integration of new or modified equipment and systems with existing capabilities

Test Mission Support at the AFTC and supported organizations Information Technology, Information Assurance, and Financial Management Support at the AFTC and supported organizations

412 EWG Organization

412th Electronic Warfare Group (EWG)

Master Architect

Acquisition Security

772 TS

EWB Business

Division771 TS

OL-EG

Eglin AFB EWS Site

Support Division

6 Flights EW M&S, Ground Test Capabilities, I&M

AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND (AFMC)

AIR FORCE TEST CENTER (AFTC)

412th TEST WING 412th ELECTRONIC WARFARE GROUP

412 EWG Organization--Mission Execution

A&AS

412 EWG

772 TS

I&M O&M

Future Test Capability

Development

Operational Test

Capabilities

412 EWG Locations

412 EWG

Edwards AFB

OL-EG

Eglin AFB

Nellis AFB

TEMS

IFAST BAF

412 EWG

EW Test & Evaluation (T&E) Facilities

Test & Evaluation, Modeling and Simulation

Digital Simulation

EW Threat Simulators

Hardware-In-The-Loop

Integrated Facility for Avionic Systems Test

Systems Integration Lab

Benefield Anechoic Facility Installed Systems Test Facility

412 EWG Facilities

Benefield Anechoic Chamber GPS (pass through or simulation) EW Threat Simulation Comm, Nav, IFF (CNI) Antenna Patterns

EMI/EMC

Secure test environment for sensitive signals (SAP, SCI, war reserve modes) Credible “pedigree” Instrumentation

412 EWG Major Task Element Requirements

Systems engineering (SE) Strategic planning and program management support Support Master Architect and Projects Development Division to plan, manage and execute T&E investment programs to develop test infrastructure via the Center’s SE process; support EWG SEB process Participate in Systems Engineering Team (SET) to provide assessments and recommendations on several programs

Requirements definition on existing/new capability developments Interfaces with users, customers and other developers Develop specs, acquisition & management documentation

Developmental engineering Translate requirements into design solutions Perform risk reduction & technical analysis activities Provide technical insight to developmental activities

Verification, validation and correlation support Information Technology, Information Assurance, & Financial Management Support Facility integration and upgrades (in support of new capabilities and test)

Projected Requirements

I&M Programs

AFTC EW T&E Roadmap/Strategic Plans

412 EWG Major Task Element Requirements (cont.)

Improvement & Modernization (I&M) Current Support on Infrastructure Programs

Sample Test Infrastructure Programs ADTRA (Advanced Dynamic Transmit Array) AWTEC (Advanced Warfare Test and Evaluation Capability) CIMPLEX (CEESIM* Improvement & Modernization Program Lifecycle Extension) DIADS (Digital Integrated Air Defense System) NEWEG (Next Generation Electronic Warfare Environment Generator) RAGE (Radar Air to Ground Environment) MSTC (Mission System Test Capability) JSE (Joint Simulation Environment)

*CEESIM--Combat Electromagnetic Environment Simulator

Joint Simulation Environment (JSE) Activities

Establish / Development of JSE at Edwards and Nellis 2xMILCON, acq/dev H/M/L fidelity sim, JSE architecture dev

Provide day-to-day support for DT/OT in sim environment Computer Scientist (i.e. re-host OFP, EBS dev, ) Engineers (i.e. sim operators, test scenario set up, …) PM, BFM, Facilities, and Security support

“One Stop Shop” – but we don’t necessarily own it all!

Systems Engineering Council (cross-functional issues like

NCW/NCO)

Integrated ground/flight test to increase OAR efficiency Requirements validation w/customer base

Affordable – cost effective risk management Rapid Improvement Events (efficiency upgrades) System Integration Leverage Combined Test Force’s (CTF’s) to vet requirements/gain funding support (e.g. quick look tool set) Leverage CTFs to drive BAF OAR-like data products to leverage a common 771st tool set

412 EWG T&E

End-States

412 EWG Summary

EW is a dynamic and diverse organization with unique interfaces to other organizations

“Survivability is our responsibility”

Strong emphasis on systems engineering in all developmental programs

Responsible for development of a broad range of complex I&M programs

Many current and future challenges to improve and develop advanced infrastructure to test tomorrow’s weapon systems

Team Arnold

Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC)

Task Order (TO)

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AEDC TO Agenda

AEDC Mission Overview AEDC TO Requirements

All Organizations and Geographic Locations Test Operations Division Technology, Improvements & Test Support 704th Test Group

Questions

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Provide engineering and management support to MRTFB test ranges and test facilities that support test and evaluation activities in the following mission areas:

Airframe Propulsion Space and Missiles Hypersonic Avionics Armament / Weapons Flight Test

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Wright-Patterson AFBWright-Patterson AFB

Holloman AFB

Eglin AFB

Kirkland AFB Edwards AFB

White Sands Missile Range

Conduct developmental test and evaluation for the Nation through modeling, simulation, ground and flight test.

66 Test Cells

– 55 cells Active

– 6 Aircraft

• 4 T-38C

• 1 C-12J

• 1 C-12F

AEDC Mission Overview

Wright-Patterson AFBWright-Patterson AFB

Holloman AFB

Eglin AFB

Kirkland AFB Edwards AFB

Hill AFB

White Sands Missile Range

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What We Provide

Timely, objective, independent & accurate DT evaluations Professional test expertise and state of the art facilities

Our greatest contribution is finding problems that lead to design improvements early in the acquisition process

Large potential cost avoidance over the lifetime of the weapon Problems found/fixed early in the developmental process cost a fraction of the cost to fix the problem in production or deployment Fewer latent defects means more reliable weapon systems, more lethal warriors, and greater security for the US and its allies

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S434 S434

D ef en se

C om m er ci al

National / Joint Programs International/Allied

B-52H

Navy F/A-18

Navy BAMS

F-35 Lightning

F-35 Lightning

F-15S JTFM-3

LGM-30G

ATK Castor 30

Arrow 3

Trent 1700/XWB on Airbus A350

TuAF F-16C

BR725

Gulfstream 650 – BR725

AEDC Mission Overview AEDC’s Customers

Overall AEDC TO Requirements

Overall AEDC Task Order Requirements Scope Overview

Support test resourcing and support activities across geographically separated Arnold Engineering Development Complex Test and test support activities, environments, and investments include digital modeling & simulation, precision measurement, system integration, Hardware-in- Loop (HWIL), installed systems, open air testing, ground testing including aeropropulsion, wind tunnel, and space environments, ground test technology development, ground test strategic planning, capital improvements / instrumentation, data systems, and controls (ID&C) / utilities support and strategic planning

Geographic Locations

Arnold AFB, TN Edwards AFB, CA Eglin AFB, FL Hill AFB, UT Holloman AFB, NM

Mountain View, CA Kirkland AFB, NM White Oak, MD White Sands Missile Range, NM

Wright-Patterson AFB, OH

AEDC must have flexible contract vehicle(s) that allow us to meet our customers’ needs while:

Ensuring effective and efficient Test Operations and Support Implementing innovative solutions that immediately reduce cost Accommodating dynamic changes in workload Allowing increased technical work performed by the Government workforce Rewarding management / technical innovation Providing incentives to increase efficiency and productivity in workforce labor practices

AEDC TO Requirements Intent of AEDC Acquisition Effort

Need your help to meet customers’ requirements

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AEDC TO Requirements AEDC Test Team

AEDC TEST TEAM

Test Operations & Sustainment

Client

Technical & Management

Advisory Service

Government

Working together to accomplish the mission

Technical & Management Advisory Service Test Responsibilities

Primary interface with client Test project management

Communicate client requirements to test project team Test requirements generator

Translate client’s objectives into test design / plan Test analysis requirements

Provides real-time test direction to ensure objectives are met Real time monitoring and analysis of data Real time test plan decision / adjustment

Test products to include Data packages, Analysis & Technical reports

Written/Oral technical communication / reporting

Test Operations and Sustainment Contract Test Responsibilities

Conduct pre-test planning Support generation of test requirements Provide cost estimates Identify ID&C requirements

Design and fabricate test support equipment Execute test article build-up, installation, modification, maintenance, and removal Execute the test

Schedule test resources Calibrate / operate ID&C

Provide data displays and test data reduction programs Operate test plants, test units, test articles, and test support equipment Acquire and archive data, and support real-time data verification

Conduct post-test analysis Process test data and data verification Perform data management and storage

Provide technology development / support throughout the test process

AEDC Test Process

Test Phase Technical & Management Advisory Service Contractor

Test Operations and Sustainment Contractor

Client Inquiry

Coordinates preparation of initial estimates

Prepares initial estimates for all requirements

Pr e-te st

Planning Requirements / Client interface / Approve / Accomplish Support

Design Requirements / Review / Approve Requirements / Products

Fabrication Accomplish

Installation Accomplish

Te st

Test Execution

Requirements / Client Interface / Direct Operate test systems

Po st

-te st

Removal Accomplish

Post-test Analysis Accomplish / Approval Support

Reporting Accomplish / Approval Support

Government supported by contractors

Tunnel 9 White Oak, MD

Facts & Figures

• $11.3 Billion replacement value

• $410 Million annual budget

• ~$600 Million economic impact

• 40 Thousand acre reservation 97

NFAC

Mountain View, CA

Test Operations Division

McKinley Climate Lab Eglin AFB, FL

Test Operations … We Are Testers First

Rockets Minuteman stage III in J6 RR kk tt Space

Ground-Based Midcourse Defense in 10V Chamber

SSModeling & Simulation

F-22 CFD

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Aeropropulsion F136 in J2

Hypersonics HTV at Tunnel 9

Aerodynamics B-52 in 16T

Testing occurs at simulated flight conditions for DoD, other U.S. Government, and commercial customers

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Test Operations Division Hypersonic Systems CTF

Flight Test

• On Edwards AFB

• Responsible for coordination of all

AFTC Hypersonic Flight Testing

APTU

• On Arnold AFB, TN

• DoD’s Hypersonic Propulsion Test

Facility High Speed System Test

• Test & evaluation science & technology portfolio

Hypersonic Test Investment portfolio

• Portfolio of Test Capability

Investments Across DoD

FaCET at Mach 6

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Hypersonic Systems CTF Hypersonic Propulsion Ground T&E

Test Types Free stream flight enthalpy Direct connect Scramjet Aero Optics Lethality

Test Customers Air Force Research Laboratory DOD – US Navy

Workload

Shift work requirements 2 shift operations 5 days/wk

Required Expertise Engine cycle performance analysis Subsonic and supersonic combustion Vitiation effects Fuel thermal stability and cracking Flow quality / characterization Directed energy aero-optics Application of Scientific Test and Analysis Techniques (STAT)

AVG. No.

PROJECTS/yr

AVG.

RUNS/YR

HIGH

RUNS

LOW

RUNS

2 41 92 12

APTU

Flight Systems CTF

Six Wind Tunnels (16T, 16S, 4T, A/B/C):

• On Arnold AFB, TN

• Speeds: Runway to Mach 10

• Altitude: Up to 180,000 ft

• Temperature: Up to 1,700°F

• Test Section Size: 1ft to 16ft

• Testing/Evaluation includes:

• Aerodynamic stability & control, loads

• Store integration & separation

• Propulsion integration (inlet/exhaust)

• Flow vis. (Pressure sensitive paint)

• Static & Dynamic pressures

• Rocket staging & plume characterization

• Full-scale munitions & captive flight

• Aerothermal environments

• Material/Structural

JSF wind tunnel test

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Flight CTF Transonic Aero / Propulsion Ground T&E

Test Types Stability and control (S&C) Jet effects Store / Stage separation Installed thrust Inlet effects Buffet / Acoustics

Workload and shift requirements Workload is high

(>150% today’s capacity forecasted) Moving towards 24/7 operations to include weekends and holidays

Customers US Government

Commercial (IR&D) efforts

US Allies

Required Expertise S&C / Drag performance Store / Stage separation Inlet / Jet performance Flow quality / characterization Propulsion Directed energy aerodynamics Buffet and acoustics Pressure sensitive paint

16T

Flight CTF Super/Hypersonic Aerodynamic and Aerothermal Ground T&E

Required Expertise Hypersonic airflow Flow quality / characterization Store / Stage separation Stability and control Inlet / Jet performance Boundary layer growth Heat transfer Directed energy aerodynamics

Test Types Stability and control Material evaluation Store / Stage separation Inlet effects Jet / Shock interaction

Customers US Government

Commercial (IR&D) efforts

US Allies

Workload and shift requirements Workload is increasing Tunnels operating 2-3 shifts/day, 5-6 days/week

Tunnels A/B/C

Propulsion CTF

Nine Active Test Cells

(SL1/2/3, C1/2, J1/2, T3/11):

• On Arnold AFB, TN

• Speed: Up to Mach 4.0

• Altitude: Sea level to 100,000 feet

• Temperature: -85° F to 1,200°F

• 0.45% humidity (1/10th Sahara)

• Up to 100,000 lbs. thrust

• More than 3,000 data channels &

156,000 samples / second

• Inlets up to 12 feet diameter

• Continuous flow

• Developmental tests & service life extensions

• Turbofans, turbojets, turboprops

F135 Afterburner test

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Turbine Engine Altitude Ground T&E

Test Types DOD acquisition all phases Performance and operability FAA icing certification

Test Customers DOD – all branches US and international commercial engines

Workload

Shift work requirements Currently two shift operations five days/wk; moving to three shift operations Surge to six days/wk possible Extended test periods 24 hrs/day

Required Expertise Engine cycle performance analysis Start and operability Aeromechanics and rotor dynamics Engine controls evaluation Augmentor stability and operability Icing environments Application of Scientific Test and Analysis Techniques (STAT)

Turbine Engine RAM / Sea Level T&E

Test Types Accelerated mission testing Environment effects testing

Test Customers USAF Component Improvement Programs DOD acquisition

Workload

Shift work requirements Normally 2 shift operations 5 days/wk Surge to 6 days/wk possible Extended test periods 24 hrs/day

Required Expertise Engine cycle performance analysis Start and operability Aeromechanics and rotor dynamics Engine controls evaluation Corrosion and sand, dust and volcanic ash Application of Scientific Test and Analysis Techniques (STAT)

AVG. No.

PROJECTs/Yr

AVG.

AOH

HIGH

AOH

LOW

AOH

3.5 1270 2670 260

SL2 SL3

High Mach No. Altitude Ground T&E

Test Types DOD acquisition all phases Performance and operability

Test Customers

AFLCMC

Air Force Research Laboratory DOD – US Navy

Workload

Shift work requirements Max of 2 shift operations 5 days/wk

Required Expertise Engine cycle performance analysis Start and operability analysis Simulated mission profile testing analysis Engine controls evaluation Aeromechanical and rotor dynamics Application of Scientific Test and Analysis Techniques (STAT)

AVG. No.

PROJECTs/Yr

AVG.

AOH

HIGH

AOH

LOW

AOH

~1 33 NA NA

T3

Space and Missiles CTF

Five distinct test capabilities on Arnold AFB, TN:

Rocket Propulsion (J6)

- Solid rocket motors & liquid rocket engines

- Up to 100K ft alt, 500K lbf thrust, 6 minutes High-Temperature Materials (H1, H2, H3)

- Reentry & hypersonic thermal protection sys

- Up to Mach 8, 13K °F, 30 minutes of run time Hypervelocity Flyout, Impact & Lethality (G,S1,Sx)

- Hypersonic aero, kinetic energy weapons, orbital debris impact

- Up to 225K ft alt, 44 lbm launch wt., 23K ft/sec impact velocity High-Alt/Space Environmental Effects & Sensors (10v,7v,12v,STAT)

- Senor/material characterization, HWIL simulation & threats

- Down to -432 °F, 10-7 Torr, up to 1 month, natural + manmade Multi-Spectral Signature Measurements & Analysis

- Worldwide collection of ultraviolet, visible & infrared signatures

- Threat missile and hostile fire analysis & radiometric modeling

Minuteman III ICBM Motor

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Space and Missile CTF High-Altitude & Space Rocket Propulsion

Test Types and Customers Development altitude testing Performance quality assessment Thrust vector control, early thrust termination Operational fleet aging surveillance Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC); USAF Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC); National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA); “New Entrants” commercial programs

Facilities, Workload & Shift Req’ts

J-6 (active); J-4 (mothballed)

Three to four tests per year

Single-shift operations 5-6 days/week with potential extended shift on day-of-test

Required Expertise Solid and liquid propellant rocket systems, thermodynamics, combustion stability, structural dynamics, and computational modeling Design / Plan rocket propulsion tests / objectives Develop / Use data analysis / statistics techniques Written / oral technical communication / reporting Test project management and cost estimating

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High-Temperature Materials

Test Types and Customers High-enthalpy entry / reentry materials testing High-speed maneuvering flight simulation High-temperature ablation / erosion testing

Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL);

Office of Naval Research (ONR); US Army Space & Missile Development Command (SMDC); Missile Defense Agency (MDA);

National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA)

Facilities, Workload & Shift Req’ts

H1 (active), H2 (active), H3 (active)

50-60 runs/yr, planned 150 runs/yr

Single-shift operations 5-6 days/week with potential extended shift on day-of-test

Required Expertise Hypersonic aerothermal simulation, including gas dynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, thermodynamics, and statistics Mechanisms of high-temperature ablation, and test article and facility instrumentation Develop / Use data analysis / statistics techniques Written / oral technical communication / reporting

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Hypervelocity Flyout, Impact & Lethality

Test Types and Customers Hypersonic flight simulation Hypervelocity impact testing Live-fire testing (lethality / survivability) High-speed weather erosion Missile Defense Agency (MDA), USAF Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC), National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA); Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)

Facilities, Workload and Shift Req’ts

Range G (active), Range I (standby);

Range S-1 (active), Range S-3 (mothballed)

Five to ten tests per year

Single-shift operations 5-6 days/week with potential extended shift on day-of-test

Required Expertise Hypersonics, boundary layer transition, real gas effects, ablation / erosion, aerodynamics, and impact and entry / reentry physics Hypervelocity ballistic range instrumentation Plan / Design hypervelocity tests / objectives Develop / Use data analysis / statistics techniques Written / Oral technical communication / reporting

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High-Altitude and Space Sensors

Test Types and Customers Infrared sensor calibration and characterization Hardware-in-Loop (HWIL) system / software simulation Missile Defense Agency (MDA), USAF Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC);

National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA); Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)

Facilities, Workload and Shift Req’ts

10V (active); 7V (standby);

Research Lab (standby)

Two to three 30-day tests per year

24/7 operations with data collection on 1st and 2nd shifts, station keeping on 3rd shift

Required Expertise Remote sensing technology, infrared / visible sensor systems, and optics Physics of optics and sensor test techniques Plan / Design sensor characterizations, calibrations, and HWIL simulations Develop / Use data analysis / statistics techniques Written / Oral technical communication / reporting

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Space Environmental Effects

Test Types and Customers Space weather and induced environments Large spacecraft space environmental effects Thermal vacuum deployment, zero-g freefall Electric propulsion system and effects Nuclear weapons effects National Reconnaissance Office (NRO);

USAF Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC); Missile Defense Agency (MDA)

Facilities, Workload and Shift Req’ts 8V (active), 4V (standby), 12V (standby), MBS (mothballed), Mark I (mothballed)

New T&E capability with unknown workload

24/7 automated operations in 8V with potential for data collection on all three shifts

Required Expertise Physics of natural / induced space environments Plan / Design space environmental testing Material, component, subsystem, or system response to exposure to environments Develop / Use data analysis / statistics techniques Written / Oral technical communication / reporting

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Test Types and Customers

Electro-optical signature measurements Signature analysis, modeling and simulation Signature management / distribution / archive

Missile Defense Agency (MDA), OSD Center for Countermeasures (CCM), Missile & Space Intelligence Center (MSIC), National Air & Space Intelligence Center (NASIC), Defense Intelligence Agency, (DIA)

Facilities, Workload and Shift Req’ts

AMSC staff and field measurement team

40-50 hour work weeks for in-house staff

Five to six field deployments per year ranging from days to a couple of months

Single-shift operations 5-6 days/week with potential extended shifts on deployments

Required Expertise Atomic / Molecular spectroscopy, atmospheric propagation, radiative transport, aerodynamics, signal processing, shock physics, combustion chemistry, orbital mechanics, plasma physics Small arms, RPG, SRBM, MRBM, and airborne and space-based threat warning systems Plan / Design signature collections and analysis Multispectral prediction and real-time modeling Oral / Written technical communication / reporting

Space and Missile CTF Multispectral Signature Measurement

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National Full-scale Aerodynamic Complex CTF

Two Test Cells:

• At Mountain View, CA

• World’s largest wind tunnels

• “40x” – 40 feet x 80 feet – 300 kts

• “80x” – 80 feet x 120 feet – 100 kts

• Ames Research Center, Mountain

View, Calif.

• NASA…