SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific

FY16 EOY Brief to NDIA

Ms. Carmela Keeney

SPAWAR Systems Center, Pacific

Executive Director (ED)

31 January 2017

NDIA FY16 EOY

Ms. C. Keeney

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Our Mission

Conduct research, development, engineering, and support of integrated C4ISR, cyber, and

space systems across all warfighting domains NDIA FY16 EOY

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SPAWAR Organization

Executive Director Pat Sullivan

Echelon III Activities

SPAWAR Systems

Center Atlantic (Working Capital Fund)

CAPT Scott Heller, CO

Chris Miller, ED

SPAWAR Space Field

Activity

CAPT EJ Hendrickson, CO

Terry Duncan, ED

COMMANDER RADM David Lewis

SPAWAR Systems

Center Pacific

(Working Capital Fund)

CAPT Gisele Bonitz USN, CO

Carmela Keeney, ED

2.0 - Contracts

Nancy

Gunderson

3.0 - Legal

Amy Weisman

4.0 – Logistics &

Fleet Support

Martin Brown

5.0 - Engineering

RDML

Fritzemeier

6.0 – Program &

Project Mgmt

7.0 – Science &

Technology

Dr. Steve Russell Craig Madsen

8.0 – Corporate

Operations

Kimberly Kesler

1.0 - Finance

Steve Dunn

Fleet Readiness Directorate RDML Ailes

PEO Space Systems

PEO EIS PEO C4I

RADM Boris Becker

RADM Boris Becker

Victor Gavin

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SSC Pacific: Organization

Nonlinear Dynamics

Dr. Adi Bulsara

Wireless Comms

Dr. Roy Axford

Decision Optimization

Dr. Karl Van Orden

Senior Scientist /Technologists (STs) Guam

Japan

XO – CDR Antonio Tellado (A) Technical Director – Lee Zimmerman

Battlespace Awareness

(BA)

Bryan Tollefson

Decision Superiority

(DS)

Joe Summa

Integrated Cyber

Operations (ICO)

Mari Garcia-Reynante

Transport and

Computing

Infrastructure (TCI)

James Reed

Production, Installation, &

In-Service Support (PII)

Jamie Schlosser

Business and Force

Support (BFS)

Linda Kusumoto

Discovery and Invention (D&I)

Dr. Dimitris Tsintikidis

Pacific C4ISR CDR Remil Capili Alan Umeda

Logistics & Fleet Support Mavis Machniak

Program & Project Mgmt Joe Adan

S&T and Netcentric Engineering

Dr. Stephen Russell

ISR / IO Lynn Collins

C2 , Business Systems,

and T&E

Bill Bonwit

Communications, Networks and Cyber Security

Susie Hartzog

Business Portfolios

Undersea Information Dominance

Dr. Eric Hendricks

CAPT Gisele Bonitz

CO

Ms. Carmela Keeney ED

Finance – Tom Modica Contracting – Sharon Pritchard

Corporate Ops – Jack Cabana Legal – Eric Flores

Tactical & Enterprise Networks

Dr. Albert Legaspi

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Executive Portfolio Manager Tom Tiernan

CHENG – Delores Washburn IW Prototyping – Carly Jackson

FY16 Profile Our People Are Our Greatest Strength

Highly credentialed, educated

workforce

187 PhDs

1,322 Masters

CIVILIANS 4637 Scientists & Engineers 2254

Tech Specialists 982

S&E Technicians 274

Admin/Professionals 909

General Support 203

SES/ ST/ SSTM 15

MILITARY 203 Enlisted 140

Officers 63

TOTAL 4,840 ~ 35% of workforce: Active Duty, Reservists, Veterans

~ 400 Civilians Directly Supporting C4ISR with the

Fleet Around the World

New Professional (NP) Program:

~2700 applicants for 86 positions

Average GPA 3.45

FY16 = $2.75B

Total Obligation Authority

FY16 Profile

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3,327 SCI Clearances

1,907 Civil Servants & Military

1,420 Contractors

Capabilities – Across the Full Life Cycle

Nano Satellites

C4ISR for Unmanned Vehicles

Mixed Reality

Installation and Support Engineering, Development,

Test and Evaluation Science and Technology

Today The Navy in Operation

Tomorrow The Navy in Construction

Future The Navy in Planning

Cryogenic Exploitation of RF (CERF)

Electronic Warfare

Battle Management

Afloat Mobility

Marine Mammals

Production, Installation

In-Service Support

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Advanced Antenna Research

User Center Design 3D Printing/ AM Integrated Cyber

Operations

Graphene

Human Autonomy Teaming

1/23/2017 31

Course to Steer

ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT - MISSILE LAUNCH

INBOUND

Target ID / Name Bearing / Range Course / Speed Time to Go

T001 / Cardinal 317⁰ / 27,892 m 124⁰ / 356 kts 2:28

T002 / CloseRate 304⁰ / 32,645 m 120⁰ / 524 kts 2:46

MK 36

1 2

3 4

MK 59

1 2

NULKA

1 2

3 4

SLQ-32

P S

TEWM

P S

T001

T002

ENGAGEMENT TIMELINE

DDG-73 – OWNSHIP C/S: 047⁰ / 18 kts EMCON: none .

TEWM – PORT | Target Bearing 318.2⁰

Execution Window (open/close (duration)): 1:45 / 2:22 (0:37)Task Priority: PRIORITY_CRITICALJammer Type: NOSE_JAMMINGJamming Technique: COOPERATIVE_NOISETarget Bearing: 318.2⁰

NULKA – Launcher 1 | Tube 1 | Launch Azimuth 358⁰

Execution Window (open/close (duration)): 2:10 / 2:50 (0:40)Launcher Number: 1Tube Number: 1Launch Azimuth: 358.2⁰Fly Through Condition: FALSELauncher Number: 1Tube Number: 2Launch Azimuth: 358.2⁰Fly Through Condition: FALSELauncher Number: 1Tube Number: 3Launch Azimuth: 358.2⁰Fly Through Condition: FALSE

Course to Steer: 125⁰

-

-

DDG-70 DDG-77 DDG-83

Winds:134⁰T16 kts

T001 T002

T00

2

Launch MK36Task TEWM

Launch Nulka

T00

1

-30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 140 150 160 180

ENGAGE

ENGAGE

Plan

IDSystems

Time to

Execute

Window

closed

1 TEWM & NULKA 1:10 2:23

2 SLQ-32 & MK 59 0:33 0:41

3 TEWM & MK 36 0:47 1:02

RECOMMENDED ENGAGEMENT PLANS

ENGAGEMENT PLAN DETAILS: PLAN ID 1 | T001

Course to Steer

OWNSHIP

(Relative)

Cyber Security

Networks Integrated Fires

Space Command & Control

2016 Significant Awards

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Federal Laboratory Consortium

Award-Excellence in Technology

Transfer

Mr. Michael Bruch, Mr. See Yee,

and Mr. Gary Gilbreath

(Marty Machniak pictured)

ASN RD&A Top Scientists

of the Year Award

Mr. Mark Owen & Dr. Michael Daly ASD R&E Lab Scientist of the

Quarter Award for FY16 3rd Quarter

Dr. Benjamin Taylor

DoD HPCMP Hero Award for

Long-Term Sustained

Performance

Dr. Aram Kevorkian

Navy Superior Civilian Service Award Copernicus Award

Tuan Nguyen

Black Engineer of the Year Award-

Most Promising Engineer &

Science Spectrum Trailblazer

Spotlight Recognition from U.S.

Secretary of Defense for

Acquisition, Technology and

Logistics

Emily Nguyen

Abby Westerman & Susie Hartzog

Dr. Justin James &

Efrain Flores-Colon

End of Year Snapshot

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Customer Demand

FY16 = $2.75 B FY16 CUSTOMERS

Total Obligation Authority

▼ Naval, Joint and National security projects

▼ Work must be within our mission

▼ Naval priorities addressed

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FY16 FUNDS TYPE Millio

ns o

f D

oll

ars

FY16 Contracts

Small Businesses

TYPE Achieved Target

Small Business Awards 42.20% 26.00%

HUBZone Small Businesses 6.05% 2.80%

Disadvantaged Small Business 20.39% 14.48%

8(a) Small Business 3.37% N/A

Woman-Owned Small Business 10.62% 9.07%

Service-Disabled Vet-Owned Small Business 4.25% 2.81%

Competition: Target – 80%. Achieved 82.46% (Dollars)

Active contracts: 412 (D, C, and grants only)

Firms awarded contracts: 876 Different companies were awarded contracts & orders (including simplified acquisitions)

TOTAL CONTRACTS

Total

Amount

Obligated

$1.2B

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Intellectual Capital and Partnerships –

Industry and Academia CRADA - Cooperative Research and Development Agreement

▼Establish and foster R&D partnerships with industry and academia

▼Advance technology and move innovation from the lab to the market and

ultimately the warfighter

Technology Transfer

▼ Three San Diego based start-up companies formed as a result of

licensing SSC Pacific technologies

▼Promotes innovation and creativity with SSC Pacific technology

▼Important pathway to move Navy innovation from lab to market and

ultimately the warfighter

UC San Diego San Diego State University Community Impact:

▼ 13,538 Students

▼ 141 Schools

▼ 542 Teachers

▼ 152 Events

Volunteer Data:

▼ 503 Volunteers

▼ 9,553 Total STEM hours

▼ 8,241 Volunteer hours

Carnegie Mellon PATENTS FY16

Disclosures 131

Patents Filed 80

Patents Issued 62

PUBLICATIONS FY16

Journal Article 176

Conf. Papers 232

TRs/TDs 108

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▼ 10 Bachelor’s 32 Master’s 2 PhD’s

FY16 Degree Recipients

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Partnering in Education and

Community Outreach

Our Outlook

▼ Strong demand for:

Cyber

Systems of systems engineering

Prototyping and rapid delivery of capabilities

▼ Continued budget pressure and focus on savings / affordability

▼ Focus on streamlining

▼ Human-machine teaming; Autonomy/ Machine Learning; ISR; Networks

▼ C4ISR provider of choice across Naval, Joint & National domains

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