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Surface Navy Association

Surface Navy Association. Mr. Bill Bray Program Executive Officer Integrated Warfare Systems January 14, 2014. CNO’s Sailing Directions. Warfighting First Operate Forward Be Ready. “The ability to fight and win today, while building the ability to win tomorrow is why we have a Navy.”.

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  1. Surface Navy Association Mr. Bill Bray Program Executive Officer Integrated Warfare Systems January 14, 2014

  2. CNO’s Sailing Directions • Warfighting First • Operate Forward • Be Ready • “The ability to fight and win today, while building the ability to win tomorrow is why we have a Navy.” “We will address economic change by being effective and efficient. We will innovate to: • Continue efforts to invest in capabilities to address near-term challenges and develop future capabilities needed to conduct missions in the most likely scenarios; • Operate forward and ready to respond where it matters , when it matters; • Sustain our fleet capability through effective maintenance, timely modernization, and sustained production of proven ships and aircraft; When our systems are installed in the fleet, they are on schedule, they work as designed, first time, every time; That is our only measure of success.

  3. PEO IWS Objectives • Professional Workforce – we will hire, train, develop, and retain the PEO IWS Team. • Sustainment – It is critically important for PEO IWS to sustain the systems and equipment we have delivered. • Rigorous Testing – we must conduct meaningful testing of all our systems prior to delivery; this establishes our legitimacy. • Development – we will develop and mature new technologies and deliver on time those that meet warfighter requirements and pace the threat. This establishes our legacy.

  4. PEO IWS Strategy Our #1 priority: Deliver the Best Warfighting Capability to Sailors and Marines Focus on achieving requirements in a cost efficient manner Reduce variations and achieve commonality through COTS Advanced Capability Builds (ACB) Achieve enhanced capability through AEGIS and SSDS evolution Manage Portfolio from a Product Line Approach Leverage competition where it makes sense

  5. Program Executive Officer Executive Director Chief of Staff Director, Above Water Sensors Director, Integrated Combat Systems Executive Assistant Chief Financial Officer Chief Architect Executive Officer Acquisition Officer Chief Logistician Director, Corporate Operations Technical Authority SEA 05 Human Capital Resources Manager NSSPO IWS 3D Above Water Sensors IWS 2.0 AEGIS Fleet Readiness IWS 1.0F Director, Cruiser & Destroyer Combat Systems SCSC Wallops Island CJR IWS 2I Surface Ship Weapons IWS 3.0 SSDS Fleet Readiness IWS 10.0F AEGIS IWS 1.0 AEGIS TECHREP RAM IWS 3B Undersea Systems IWS 5.0 ZUMWALT IWS 9.0 Command & Control IWS 6.0 International &FMS IWS 4.0 Future Combat Systems IWS 7.0 LCS IWS 8.0 Ship Self Defense System (SSDS) IWS 10.0 Product Major Program Managers Sustainment Major Program Managers Integrated Combat Systems Major Program Managers Testing Main Thing: “To develop, deliver, and sustain operationally dominant combat systems to Sailors and Marines.”

  6. Dual Band Radar SM-2 / SM-6 CEC SSDS PVLS IUSW AGS Sea Sparrow SPS-48ERadar Phalanx Aegis Combat System ESSM SEWIP SPS-49 Radar SPY1 ANSQQ89 MK 41VLS AN/SLQ-32(v4) MK 45 Program Executive OfficerIntegrated Warfare Systems • The PEO IWS organization is aligned to develop, procure and deliver Enterprise Warfighting Solutions for Surface Ships • DELIVERY • 238 USN Ships • 78 USCG Ships • 29 Nations • PEO IWS executes $5B - $6B annually • PEO IWS has life cycle responsibilities for combat system performance, design management, systems engineering, installation, integration, test, maintenance and disposal • Engage • INNOVATION • APLs • Industry • NSWC • NUWC • ONR • SBIR/SST • DARPA • Aegis BMD • Detect • Control AMDR 146 – Program & Projects 3 – ACAT I5 – ACAT II2 – ACAT III4 – ACAT IV9– R&D39 – Inactive84– Non ACAT Develop, Deliver, and Sustain Operationally Dominant Combat Systems • Statement A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

  7. PEO IWS Portfolio Composition Gate 1 Gate 2 Gate 3 Gate 6 Gate 4 Gate 5 CPD CDD CONOPS Post CDR Pre FRP DR Sustainment Post IBR ICD AoA SDS RFP Disposal Concept Requirements Acquisition FOC IOC M/S A SRR M/S B PDR CDR M/S C/LRIP DR IOT&E Science & Technology MATERIAL SOLUTION ANALYSIS OPERATIONS & SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTION & DEPLOYMENT MDD • IWS 5.0 • Advanced Undersea Systems • ASW Advanced Dev. • Surface ASW Systems Imp. • Sub Arctic Warfare Dev. • IWS 3.0 • SM-2 BLK IIIB IC* • NFCS III* • SM- 2 BLK IV IC* • Multi-Function Fuse MK 419 IVT* • 5"54 MK 45 (MOD 1/2) III* • MK75 76mm Gun • RAM BLK 1 II* • RIM-7 • MK 57 NSSMS • IWS 5.0 • CV-TSC III* • AN/SQQ-89 (V3) -(V)15 I* • SVTT IVT* • IWS 6.0 • AN/WSN-7/7A RLGN IVT* • AN/WQN-2 DSVL IVT* • AN/WSN-2 IVT* • SACC-A • CNI • Legacy NAV • IWS 2.0 • AN/SPY-1A/B/D* • AN/SLQ-32(V) • AN/SPQ-15 DDS • AN/SPY-1A/B/D • AN/SPS-40* • AN/BPS-15 III* • AN/WLR-1(H)* • AN/SPS-73(V)* • AN/SPA-25G/H* • AN/SPS-48 III* • AN/SPQ-14 ASDS* • AN/SYS-2(V) III* • AN/SSQ-82(V)* • AN/SPS-64* • IN-SERVICE DECOYS* (Chaff, Rubber Duck, etc) • AN/SPS-49 III* • AN/SPQ-12 RADDS • AN/SPS-67* • AN/SPS-55* • IWS 1.0 • AEGIS Baseline Programs • ABL 9A/C (AMOD ACB12 Core)) • ABL 9D (DDG 113-115) • ABL 7.2 • CDS • CPS • IWS 2.0 • AMDR ID • MMSP • AN/SPS-74 PDR • IWS 3.0 • AGS/LRLAP • IWS 6.0 • ECDIS-N Software New Start III** • IWS 10.0 • SSDS Programs: • SSDS MOD 2 (MOD 5C-FY10 B/L • for LSD TR) • IWS 1F • ADEPT • IWS 2.0 • AN/SPY-1D(V) II • AN/SLQ-32(V)4 ESE IVT • SEWIP Block 1B II • SEWIP Block 2 II • AN/SPQ-9B III • NULKA III • IWS 2I • CJR ID* • IWS 3.0 • SM-6 ID • ESSM II • RAM BLK 2 II • CIWS MK 15 PHALANX BLK IB/SEARAM/LPWS II* • 5”/62 MK 45 MOD 4 Gun III* • MK 20 EOSS • MK 160 GCS • AMMO • MK 46 30mm Gun • MK 38 Gun Mod 2 • MK 41 VLS II* • IWS 1.0 • Aegis Programs: • ABL 8.1.1.2 • Enterprise T&E • Air Warfare Ship Self Defense (AW SSD) T&E • Self Defense Test Ship (STDS) • IWS 1F • CPM (ABLs 6.3/7.1/8.1) • IWS 10.0 • SSDS Programs • SSDS MK1 • SSDS MK2 MOD 1A/1B (CVNs), MOD 2/2A(LPDs), MOD 3 (LHDs), MOD 4 (LHAs) IC * • SSDS MK2 MOD 6C-ACB 12 for CVN 78 • NTDS • ACDS II* • RAIDS III* • IWS 7.0 • BFTT (O&S) IV M (Includes BFTT Mod) • IWS 2.0 • AOEW New Start II • IWS 2.0 • SEWIP BLK 3 New Start II • IWS 3.0 • ESSM Blk 2 - New Start II • IWS 6.0 • MIPS New Start III • INS-R • IWS 5.0 • AN/SQQ-89 • AN/SQQ-89A (V) 15 I* • TI-09 B/L 3* • TI-12 B/L 4* • TI-14 B/L 5* • TI-16 B/L 6* • SAST • CADRT IVT • USW DSS IVT • IWS 6.0 • CEC (P&D) IC • AN/WSN-9 DHYSL • AN/BSN-2 DDD • AN/WSN-7B AAP • AN/WSN-8/8A DEML • Scalable ECDIS-N • IWS 7.0 • NIFC-CA • FMS Programs • IWS 4.0 • AEGIS/ AWS: 5 Countries • SM-1/SM-2: 15 Countries • CIWS: 9 Countries • MK 41 VLS: 8 Countries • MK 34 GWS: 3 Countries • Radars: 1 Countries • CEC:1 Country • Ammunition: 17 Countries • WSN-7/9: 4 Countries • NFCS: 1 Country • BFTT: 1 Country • SQQ-89: 2 Countries *Inactive ACAT Programs are 90% delivered / expended ** Initiates at M/S C 7

  8. Combat System Evolving Capability Current Systems Future Systems MH-60R Integration Increased Integration of On-board Mission Systems Individual On-board Mission Systems (AAW, BMD, USW, etc.) SPY-1 MMSP Upgrade Ships with AAW focus Or BMD focus Integrated AAW and BMD AMDR-S Rotating Radars On Carriers Phased Arrays on Carriers Volume Search Radar Advanced Phased Array Technology Improved SPY-1 variants on CGs and DDGs SEWIP Integrated Hard Kill & Soft Kill Independent Hard Kill and Soft Kill Systems Improved Electronic Attack for Soft Kill CM/Decoys for Soft Kill MK38 Gun System Automated Gun Systems for Small Boat Raids Manually Operated Small Guns Extended Battlespace Through EOR using SPY-equipped Ships More Flexible EOR Expanding To Other Navy/Force Sensors AEGIS Ashore NIFC-CA SBT SM-3 BLK IIA

  9. Evolving Joint Environments Operational Environment Complex Threats Employing Advanced Technology in Challenging Environments Short and Medium Range Ballistic Missiles Humanitarian Assistance Persistent ISR Simultaneous Raids Across Multiple Mission Areas Sub-Sonic Anti-Air & Anti-Surface Missiles Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles Small Boat Attacks Cyber Warfare Anti-Piracy Fire Support Missions Super-Sonic Anti-Air & Anti-Surface Missiles DisasterRelief Torpedoes Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles Advanced Super-Sonic Anti-Air & Anti-Ship Missiles Stealth Under-Sea Engage Long Range Ballistic Missiles Mines Rail Guns Advanced ASW Cyber Defense Over Land Defense Multi-Ship Resource Coordination Enhanced Shipboard Sensors (Radar + ES/EA) Capability Advancements Directed Energy ImprovedSelf-Defense Area Air Defense In Clutter Environments UAVIntegration Integrated Air and Missile Defense Integrated AAW & Situational Awareness High Data Rate Battle Group Networks

  10. Looking Ahead Combat Systems will continue to transition to network-based COTS Computing Environment to support future warfighting improvements Future surface combat systems ACBs will be developed based on common objective architecture with Government validated interfaces and components applicable to multiple ship classes Increased introduction of new integrated systems and enhanced capabilities to pace the threat Better Buying Power initiatives will continue to drive costs down and ensure the best product to the Navy

  11. QUESTIONS?

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