Lockheed Martin Space

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Tim PriserDirector, Quality AssuranceMilitary Space and Mission Solutions

400+ Facilities Across the U.S.Operating in over 58 Countries

Lockheed Martin at a Glance

100,000 Employees 49,000

With 7,100 + Employees

Scientists and Engineers

Lockheed Martin Business Areas

Missiles and Fire Control• Air and Missile Defense• Tactical Missiles• Fire Control• Combat Maneuver Systems• Energy

Space • Surveillance and Navigation• Global Communications• Human and Deep Space

Exploration• Strategic and Defensive Systems

Aeronautics• Tactical Fighters• Tactical /Strategic Airlift• Advanced Development• Sustainment Operations

Rotary and Mission Systems• Maritime Solutions• Radar and Surveillance Systems• Aviation Systems and Rotorcraft

Platforms• Training and Logistics Solutions

Lockheed Martin Space PortfolioSpecial

ProgramsAdvanced Technology Center

Optics, RF & Photonics

Adv. Materials & Nano Systems

Space Sciences & Instruments

Military Space

Protected Comms

Narrowband Comms

Early Warning

Navigation Weather Space Protection

Strategic & Missile Defense

Missile DefenseStrategic MissilesAdv Programs

Mission Solutions

End-to-End Mission Systems

GeospatialTechnologies

SubsidiariesCommercial Civil Space

Communication Systems

Weather & Remote Sensing

Deep SpaceExploration

Human Space Exploration

NASA

Lockheed Martin Space Locations

Broad and Deep Competencies Enlivened By a Diverse Program Base

Kwajalein Atoll

Hawaii• Kauai

Louisiana • Michoud

California• Sunnyvale• Palo Alto • Santa Cruz• Vandenberg Air Force Base• El Segundo

Florida• Kennedy Space Center

/CCAFS• Eastern Launch Range• Titusville

Georgia• Kings Bay

Texas• Houston

Utah• Hill AFB

Washington State• Bangor• Silverdale

Pennsylvania• Valley Forge• King of Prussia

Space Technology, Harwell, UK

Helensburgh, Scotland

New Mexico• Albuquerque• White Sands, Kirtland

Colorado• Denver• Aurora• Louisville • Boulder• Colorado Springs

Virginia• Arlington• Herndon• Springfield

Mississippi• Stennis

Maryland• Gaithersburg

Alabama• Courtland• Huntsville

Massachusetts• Billerica

Military Space

• Protected military communications• Mobile military communications• Global positioning systems• Space-based surveillance

Delivering critical national security space capability

Commercial Civil Space

Expanding the frontiers of space exploration and Earth observation

Image courtesy of NASA

• Human space exploration• Robotic deep space exploration• Weather and remote sensing • Communications systems • Advanced Programs – exploring

new frontiers

Different Expectations

• Government Customers embedded in process tip-to-tail– Same Intent … Different Implementations– Same Product … Different Processes– Drives each article to be a 1st article– Most concerned with performance & reliability

• Commercial Customers engaged at tip and at tail– Less concerned with implementation and process details– Drives articles toward a production line– Most concerned with performance & reliability

Drop a Bolt – Write a Report …vs… Drop a Bolt – Pick it Up

Commonality …

• Enables streamlined procurements and bulk buys• Enables reliable estimating and planning• Enables stable engineering and manufacturing work instructions• Enables repeatable production operations• Enables production automation and digital inspection techniques• Enables precision rather than schedule velocity• Enables effective and efficient Quality Management System• …• …• Enables Government Products/Services to be Commercialized

Enables Performance and Reliability

Commonality is the Prime Catalyst to Cycle Time Reduction• Measureable, risk sensitive cost reduction through commonality exploitation• Non‐Labor savings has a positive impact to labor

Enable Bulk BuysLong TermAgreements

Reduce labor in Design, Analysis, Qualification, CPE, SPECs, CDRLs, etc…

Reduces SEPM oversight, SCM, SCA, Procurement and QA.  Common PMP, SEMP and test requirements.

Execute Common Production processes Work Instructions, Test Plans and use common test equipment

Labor and Schedule Reductions due to Commonality do Not Raise Program Execution Risk

Utilize a lower Skill Mix due to Lower NRE and Complexity

Moving from component to platform commonality is necessary for true labor savings across the program

This Savings Model Can be Realized with 100% Hardware Commonality.  

Common CMD/TLM lists, screens and tools (same view between programs)Common bus 

requirements

A Few Upfront Commonality Decisions Open Many Savings Doors

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