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Ronald A. Vien, SES Technical Director

NUWC Division Newport

Captain Michael R. Coughlin, USN Commanding Officer

NUWC Division Newport

Naval Undersea Warfare CenterDivision Newport

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Approved for Public Release Distribution is Unlimited

Presentation to:

Southeastern New England Defense Industry Alliance (SENEDIA)

05 June 2018

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Ronald A. Vien, SESTechnical DirectorNaval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport

Education:

• 1988 – B.S., Electrical Engineering Technology, UMASS Dartmouth

• 1989 – B.S., Electrical EngineeringUMASS Dartmouth

• 1996 – Masters in Business Administration, Bryant University

• 2003 – SECDEF Executive Leadership Development Program

Career:

• 1987 – Engineering Intern, part-timeNUWC Newport

• 1989 – Electrical EngineerSubmarine Combat Systems

• 1997 – Operations Manager AN/SQQ-89Surface Undersea Warfare

• 1998 – Branch HeadOperational Systems Engineering

• 2004 – Division HeadSensors and Arrays

• 2014 – Department Head, SSTMSensors and SONAR Systems

• 2018 – Technical Director, SESNaval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport

• 2018 – Deputy Warranting OfficerUndersea Warfare Systems EngineeringNAVSEA 05N

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Birdseye View

• Fleet

• Navy Program sponsors

• Scientific sponsors

• Intelligence community

• Defense industry

• Non-defense industry

• Foreign Navies

• Only Navy laboratory dedicated to full spectrum USW

• Military and Civilian Leadership

• Navy Working Capital Fund – Not a defense budget line item

• Accountable for efficient delivery of products and services

• We are a Public Trust not a business

Customers

• 78 Buildings / 150 AUTEC

• 895 Acres (190 Newport / 541 AUTEC)

• $1390M Asset Value ($860M Newport / $288M AUTEC)

• Unique National Facilities

Assets People• 3157 Civilian employees

• 12 Technical Warrant Holders

• The nation’s experts on USW

• Highly educated & dedicated to Fleet excellence

• 74% are Scientists & Engineers; 32% have advanced degrees

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Our FY17 Customers$1,176M

Spectrum of Customers

• Fleet

• Program and resource sponsors

• Scientific sponsors

• Intelligence community

• Defense industry

• Non-defense industry

• Foreign Navies

We are a Navy Working Capital Fund Activity

• We’re not a congressionalline item

• Customers decide whetherto bring work to the Warfare Centers

• NUWC is accountable for efficient delivery of products and services

NUWCDIVNPT Customers – All Funding

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Other Services 0.65%

NAVSEA = 63%

NAVY = 99%Private Parties 1.15%

PEO IWS 4.68%

PEO LCS 4.33%

PEO SHIPS 0.37%

Atlantic Fleet 4.56%

Pacific Fleet 0.87%

SPAWAR 5.97%

NAVAIR 10.16%

Other Navy 6.54%

PEO SUB43.19%

Other NAVSEA 10.40%

ONR4.33%

Other DoD 2.79%

NAVY Originated = 2.98%

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NUWC Impact On Southern New England

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• 5,755 Total Work Years, (Gov’t and Contracted)

• $1,176M Total Funding

• $712M to local economy for payroll, contracts, construction, and services purchased

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2,980 Personnel in SE New England

2,221

Total Employment Civil Contract Est Overallby Classification Service WYs Employment

Engineering/Science 2,344 779 3123

Technical Support 205 637 842

Professional Administrative 528 829 1357

Administrative Support 25 108 133

Clerical 36 105 141

Wage Grade/Other 1 85 86

Students 73 0 73

Total 3,212 2,543 5,755

Data as of 9/30/2017

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We research, develop, test, evaluate, engineer, analyze, and deliver undersea warfare capabilities to expand United States Navy readiness

PEOPLE

Empower our diverse team ofworld-class professionals

PROCESS

Optimize speed, agility, and rigor of our technical and business processes

RESULTS

Ensure fleet readiness today and innovate for next

generation systems tomorrow

Navy’s Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority

Strengthen Naval Power

Achieve High Velocity Learning

Strengthen Navy Team

Expand and Strengthen Our Network of Partners

Drive a Culture of Affordability

Improve Cybersecurity in Products and

Processes

Shape and Maintain Technical and Business Capabilities

Execute with Excellence

Continuously Build and Shape a Capable Workforce

NUWC Focus Areas

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An Undersea Warfare (USW) Bridge from Concept to Capability

Prototyping Test & EvaluationUndersea Warfare Analysis

ResearchDevelopment Acquisition

Life-cycle Support

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Focusing on Innovation in USW

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Weapons & Vehicles

Non-Destructive Evaluation Lasers & Optics

Advanced Materials

Sensors

Marine Mammal Behavior

Antennas

Biologically Inspired

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Undersea UnmannedPayload Facility

Combat Control Systems Laboratory

Focused on Innovative Solutions to USW Challenges Across the Spectrum

Unique Facilities

SubmarineBridge Trainer

Electromagnetic Sensor FacilityNaval Array Technical

Support CenterNaval Array Technical

Support Center

Submarine Antenna Over-Water Arch Facility

Combat Control Systems Laboratory

Undersea Warfare Collaboration & Analysis for

Fleet Experimentation

Undersea Warfare Collaboration & Analysis for

Fleet Experimentation

Maritime Undersea Sensors and Sonar Systems Complex

Undersea UnmannedPayload Facility

Rapid Innovation Center

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AUV Development Laboratory

AUV Development Laboratory

Cruise Missiles Laboratory

Narragansett Bay Shallow-Water Test Facility

AUTEC Range Weapons Analysis Facility

Acoustic Wind Tunnel

Undersea Warfare Analysis Laboratory

Survivability Test Facility

Advanced Submarine Launcher Facility

Focused on Innovative Solutions to USW Challenges Across the Spectrum

Unique Facilities

Virginia Payload Tube FacilityVirginia Payload Tube Facility

Advanced Submarine Launcher Facility

Cruise Missiles Laboratory

Undersea Warfare Analysis Laboratory

Narragansett Bay Shallow-Water Test Facility

AUTEC Range

Survivability Test Facility

Weapons Analysis Facility

Acoustic Wind Tunnel

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Technical Warrant Holders

Undersea Warfare Systems EngineeringTechnical Warrants – SEA05N

Foremost Technical Authority for USW

Undersea Range Tracking SystemsNeal Prater

Combat and Weapons Control Systems SubmarinesThomas O’Malley

USW Combat and C2 Systems Integration

Steve Harrison(acting)

Exterior Communications and Antenna Systems

SubmarinesAngela Barclay

Unmanned Underwater Vehicles

James Spresser

Sonar SystemsSubmarines

Kenneth Silveria

Sonar SystemsSurface Ships

Steven Harrison

Waterfront CHENG –Keyport Torpedo Depot

Paul Taatjes

USW Defensive SystemsBradford Wheeler

Distributed Undersea Sensor SystemsJohn A. Oliveira

Imaging, EM, EO, and EW Systems

Submarines Darren Almeida

TorpedoesRobert Tompkins

NAVSEA CHENG

Deputy Warranting Officers

Engineering Managers/Engineering Agents

Lead Engineers

Engineers, Scientists, Mathematicians. & Technicians

COMNAVSEACOMNAVSEA

SECNAV

SEA05NRonald Vien, SES

SEA05NB Patricia Eno

SEA05 RDML Lorin C. Selby

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• Stable, Long Term Investments– Stewardships

• High Risk, High Payoff R&D

Foreign Military Sales

▪ 52 S&T Engagements in 11 Countries

▪ 76 FMS Cases in 16 Countries

Armament Cooperation Programs

Data Exchange Agreements

Technical Cooperation Programs

Cooperative Research and Development Programs

Collaboration Fuels Global USW Innovation

DoD Partners

International Components

Academia

18-NUWC-GRA/0049 FY18V11 Data May 2018

Global Presence• 198 Reps Worldwide

– 184 at Detachments/On-Site Offices and In-Service Engineering Agents

– 14 Field Team Reps

• Basic Research, Fundamental Ideas, Scientific Talent Pool

– 40 Educational Partnership Agreements (EPA)

• Demo/Validation, Production– 76 Cooperative Research &

Development Agreements (CRADA)

– 3 Partnership Intermediary Agreements (PIA)

– 62 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) TPOCs

– 36% Contracts to Small Businesses

Industry

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• SENEDIA’s Defense Innovation Days August 27-29

• ANTX 2018 August 29-31

• Partnership between NUWC Division Newport and

SENEDIA connects Navy stakeholders/decision-makers

with the broader local industry

NUWC Newport’s Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX) 2018 partners with SENEDIA’s Defense Innovation Days