This document provides an overview of construction programs and projects at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. It summarizes the base statistics and tenants, the organization structure of the 88th Air Base Wing and 88th Civil Engineer Directorate. It also outlines the Military Construction (MILCON) program, Operations and Maintenance (O&M) program, and some recent and future construction projects including MILCON projects, BRAC projects, and design awards.
SMi's Inaugural Digital Cockpit ConferenceDale Butler
The document announces an upcoming conference on digital cockpits to be held May 13-14, 2013 in London. It will discuss the latest advances in military avionics and digital cockpit technologies. Featured speakers include representatives from the UK, US, French, German, Danish, Dutch, and Australian air forces. Topics will include F-22 upgrades, SATNAV systems, the Apache helicopter interface, and various country programs for upgrading aircraft like the Rafale, Tornado, and Hawk. An optional post-conference workshop on May 15 will focus on next generation avionics architectures.
CWO4 James Lloyd East III served as a Fire Control Officer on two aircraft carriers, USS Nimitz and USS John C Stennis, where he supervised sailors operating ship self-defense systems, and also served as a Fleet Liaison Officer at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center assisting with the Aircraft Carrier Tactical Support Center project. He has extensive experience managing combat systems and weapons, as well as providing training, technical support, and software assistance for tactical systems.
Rodney Ortiz has over 30 years of experience repairing and inspecting various aircraft as an aviation structural mechanic. He has worked on commercial airliners like Boeing 757 and MD-11, as well as military aircraft including F-4S, F-14A, and P-3C. Ortiz has an Associate's degree in Airframe and Powerplant Technology and is currently employed performing structural repairs on commercial aircraft. He also has experience in the construction industry and served 12 years in the U.S. Navy and Army National Guard working on aircraft like F-14A and C-12 Huron.
PAPAMARKOS KP Chief Engineer's CV data and certificationKostas Papamarkos
This document provides a summary of Konstantinos Papamarkos's professional experience and qualifications as a marine engineer. He has over 20 years of experience working in various engineering roles on tankers and gas carriers. His most recent role from 2013 to present has been as a Senior Machinery Inspector responsible for machinery and equipment inspection during shipbuilding. Prior to this he worked as a Chief Engineer from 2003 to 2013, responsible for the overall technical operations of vessels. He has also worked as a Second Engineer from 1997 to 2003 and held other engineering roles earlier in his career. The document outlines his extensive safety, management and technical training qualifications.
This document summarizes the first use of digitally aided close air support (DACAS) in combat by US Marines in Afghanistan. It describes how the 1st Battalion, 6th Marines tactical air control party (TACP) and aircraft from Marine Attack Squadron 231 had trained extensively with the DACAS system called StrikeLink prior to deployment. They conducted the first DACAS strike in Marine Corps history on 19 February 2010, disproving claims that DACAS was not a viable option for combat. The author provides details of the TACP's training plan in the months leading up to deployment to achieve proficiency with StrikeLink. This included classroom instruction, live-fire exercises, and a major training exercise incorporating DAC
The Orion contract is a complex project involving Lockheed Martin as the prime contractor and many subcontractors. The contract is structured into three schedules for design, development, testing, production, and operations. Since the initial award, the contract has undergone several changes totaling over $2 billion to realign requirements and accommodate changes to the Constellation program. These changes ensured Orion's design supported its mission of transporting crew to the International Space Station.
The document provides an overview of Navy Installations Command and shore installations. It discusses the 12 regions, infrastructure, and population served across 70 installations totaling 1.9 million acres. It also summarizes the major business lines and products/services provided through shore installations to support the fleet, families, and force protection.
This document provides an overview of lessons learned from past NASA programs regarding human factors considerations for ground processing operations. It discusses the importance of applying human factors engineering to ground tasks and outlines several key human factors analyses and tools that were developed, including the Human Factors Engineering Analysis Tool, motion capture studies, and virtual modeling. The presentation recommends that NASA continue developing human factors requirements, processes, and collaborations to improve ground operations and reduce costs.
SMi's Inaugural Digital Cockpit ConferenceDale Butler
The document announces an upcoming conference on digital cockpits to be held May 13-14, 2013 in London. It will discuss the latest advances in military avionics and digital cockpit technologies. Featured speakers include representatives from the UK, US, French, German, Danish, Dutch, and Australian air forces. Topics will include F-22 upgrades, SATNAV systems, the Apache helicopter interface, and various country programs for upgrading aircraft like the Rafale, Tornado, and Hawk. An optional post-conference workshop on May 15 will focus on next generation avionics architectures.
CWO4 James Lloyd East III served as a Fire Control Officer on two aircraft carriers, USS Nimitz and USS John C Stennis, where he supervised sailors operating ship self-defense systems, and also served as a Fleet Liaison Officer at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center assisting with the Aircraft Carrier Tactical Support Center project. He has extensive experience managing combat systems and weapons, as well as providing training, technical support, and software assistance for tactical systems.
Rodney Ortiz has over 30 years of experience repairing and inspecting various aircraft as an aviation structural mechanic. He has worked on commercial airliners like Boeing 757 and MD-11, as well as military aircraft including F-4S, F-14A, and P-3C. Ortiz has an Associate's degree in Airframe and Powerplant Technology and is currently employed performing structural repairs on commercial aircraft. He also has experience in the construction industry and served 12 years in the U.S. Navy and Army National Guard working on aircraft like F-14A and C-12 Huron.
PAPAMARKOS KP Chief Engineer's CV data and certificationKostas Papamarkos
This document provides a summary of Konstantinos Papamarkos's professional experience and qualifications as a marine engineer. He has over 20 years of experience working in various engineering roles on tankers and gas carriers. His most recent role from 2013 to present has been as a Senior Machinery Inspector responsible for machinery and equipment inspection during shipbuilding. Prior to this he worked as a Chief Engineer from 2003 to 2013, responsible for the overall technical operations of vessels. He has also worked as a Second Engineer from 1997 to 2003 and held other engineering roles earlier in his career. The document outlines his extensive safety, management and technical training qualifications.
This document summarizes the first use of digitally aided close air support (DACAS) in combat by US Marines in Afghanistan. It describes how the 1st Battalion, 6th Marines tactical air control party (TACP) and aircraft from Marine Attack Squadron 231 had trained extensively with the DACAS system called StrikeLink prior to deployment. They conducted the first DACAS strike in Marine Corps history on 19 February 2010, disproving claims that DACAS was not a viable option for combat. The author provides details of the TACP's training plan in the months leading up to deployment to achieve proficiency with StrikeLink. This included classroom instruction, live-fire exercises, and a major training exercise incorporating DAC
The Orion contract is a complex project involving Lockheed Martin as the prime contractor and many subcontractors. The contract is structured into three schedules for design, development, testing, production, and operations. Since the initial award, the contract has undergone several changes totaling over $2 billion to realign requirements and accommodate changes to the Constellation program. These changes ensured Orion's design supported its mission of transporting crew to the International Space Station.
The document provides an overview of Navy Installations Command and shore installations. It discusses the 12 regions, infrastructure, and population served across 70 installations totaling 1.9 million acres. It also summarizes the major business lines and products/services provided through shore installations to support the fleet, families, and force protection.
This document provides an overview of lessons learned from past NASA programs regarding human factors considerations for ground processing operations. It discusses the importance of applying human factors engineering to ground tasks and outlines several key human factors analyses and tools that were developed, including the Human Factors Engineering Analysis Tool, motion capture studies, and virtual modeling. The presentation recommends that NASA continue developing human factors requirements, processes, and collaborations to improve ground operations and reduce costs.
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic provides information technology solutions for naval, joint, national, and coalition forces. It has over 3,900 employees and works with 9,200 industry partners. SSC Atlantic conducts research, testing, and integration work at its facilities in Charleston. It has a large economic impact in South Carolina and helps develop the state's technology workforce.
Retired USAF in Production Management with a BBA from University of Management and Technology (with honors; GPA 3.56). Energetic and eager to learn, assess, and apply to processes for goal accomplishment.
Anthony Brooks is seeking a position in production planning, logistics, quality assurance, or aircraft maintenance. He has over 20 years of aviation maintenance experience, including experience managing quality programs and complex operations. He has security clearance and expertise in areas like logistics support, maintenance planning, and scheduling. His experience includes roles managing aircraft logs and records as well as serving as a database administrator and logs and records supervisor.
In the Second Line of Defense visit to Fallon Naval Air Station in October 2014, we had a chance to interview Admiral Scott Conn, the head of Fallon. In this brief the Admiral explains the basic structure and approach of the Command to training 21st Century Naval Air Forces.
Lori J. Russell is an experienced aviation leader and rotary-wing pilot with over 3,500 total flight hours. She has extensive experience in management, safety, air traffic control, aviation maintenance, training and logistics across both military and civilian roles. Her background includes MEDEVAC pilot, diplomatic air transportation commander, airfield operations manager, and instructor pilot with the U.S. Army. She holds commercial and instrument rotorcraft ratings from the FAA and qualifications in multiple helicopter models.
This document provides a summary of Jeremy Duncan's qualifications and experience. It summarizes that he has 20 years of experience maintaining various military aircraft as an Air Force professional, including experience managing resources and leading teams. It also lists his contact information and education.
We have returned to Fallon this summer and found the training command in the process of promoting significant change associated with preparation for the evolution of high tempo or high intensity combat operations.
In our interview with the head of NAWDC., Admiral “Hi Fi” Harris, the focus and way ahead is the focus of attention.
http://www.sldinfo.com/nawdc-and-shaping-a-21st-century-combat-force-the-perspective-of-admiral-hyfi-harris/
This transcript summarizes Steven Landis's military training courses and experience from 1984 to 1999. It includes courses in basic military training, boiler technician training, engineman training, propulsion engineering, hydraulics systems, leadership development, and auxiliary systems maintenance. Landis achieved the rank of Engineman, Second Class and received training to operate, maintain and repair various mechanical, electrical and propulsion systems onboard Navy vessels.
This document is a 3 page unofficial transcript for Steven Christopher Landis. It lists the military courses he completed, including Basic Military Training, Boiler Technician Training, Propulsion Engineering Basics, and Engineman Training. It also lists the military occupations he held, including Fireman Recruit, Fireman, Engineman, and the dates he held each position. The transcript is protected by FERPA and provides his name, SSN, rank, and separated status from the military.
Elton Williams has over 15 years of experience in safety, environmental, and fleet management roles. He currently works as a Fleet Manager for American Commercial Barge Lines, where he plans barge schedules, coordinates loading/unloading, and manages vendors. Previously, he held safety advisor roles at Safety Management Systems and rigging roles on offshore supply vessels. He has a strong safety record and skills in auditing, permitting, incident investigation, and developing safety programs.
This document is a 7-page unofficial transcript for David Wayne Robertson that details his military training and experience from 2006 to 2014. It lists over 30 courses completed in areas such as fire control, electronics, computer networking, and weapons systems. It also documents his promotions through the ranks from Seaman Recruit to Fire Controlman First Class and occupational specialties in fire control and Aegis computer systems maintenance.
This document provides information on recent program developments to ensure the continuing structural airworthiness of aging airplanes. It discusses regulations and programs related to widespread fatigue damage, aging airplane safety rules, corrosion prevention and control programs, and damage tolerance-based inspection programs. The goal is to address fatigue and corrosion issues as airplanes operate longer than originally anticipated through supplemental inspections, corrosion prevention, and other mandated structural maintenance activities.
The meaning of jasdf's airlift operation in iraq & jasd fs future challengestimson
The document discusses Japan's airlift operation in Iraq from 2004 to 2008 and future challenges for the Japan Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). [1] The JASDF conducted airlift missions under surface-to-air threats to transport personnel and cargo from Kuwait to bases in Iraq. [2] The mission required constructing foreign bases, rotating large numbers of personnel, and operating in an unfamiliar region. [3] The operation improved JASDF's international cooperation abilities and intelligence capabilities, but future challenges include enhancing intelligence, accumulating experience, and strengthening relationships with allies like the US.
Paul Fore has over 15 years of experience in the Marine Corps, including roles as a Lessons Learned Analyst, Program Manager, Executive Officer, and Liaison Officer. He has extensive experience advising senior military leaders, managing large projects and budgets, and leading teams in combat zones. Currently he works as an independent consultant providing strategic advice to government and corporate clients.
This document is Juan Flagg's unofficial military transcript from the American Council on Education (ACE). It lists the courses and occupations he completed in the Navy from 2007 to 2012, including Recruit Training, Machinist's Mate School, Nuclear Power School, and serving as a Machinist's Mate aboard submarines. It provides the course titles, locations, dates, and ACE credit recommendations for each entry. The transcript notes that ACE evaluates military courses and recommends appropriate college credits.
This document is a resume for James W. Desrosiers Jr. that summarizes his 30 years of experience in military service and logistics support. He has experience managing budgets over $6.7 million and overseeing maintenance for aircraft, equipment, and personnel. Currently he works as the Maintenance Manager for the VTUAV MQ-8B program at Point Mugu, California, where he established the maintenance contractor logistics support operation.
This is seminar report of ageing of aircraft.this useful for those student who want to give seminar on designing area of aircraft.In this report you will find brief introduction of ageing of aircraft.
Douglas Raber has over 30 years of experience in maintenance, commissioning, and asset management. He has held roles such as maintenance engineer, subsea maintenance engineer, chief rig mechanic, and shop supervisor. Raber has experience implementing maintenance philosophies and systems, authoring maintenance manuals, and choosing and implementing computerized maintenance management systems. He aims to improve safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance.
This document provides a resume for Cliff A. Overby II. It includes his contact information, objective, professional summary, experience, accomplishments, employment history, education, and coursework. Overby has over 15 years of experience in the Navy, including serving on SEAL Team TWO and the Joint Special Operations Command. He has a Master's degree in Management and Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering Technology.
Danero Queen is seeking a project manager or code enforcement position that allows career growth. They have experience coordinating concrete repairs and managing subcontractors as an assistant project manager. As a site surveyor aide, they helped update land surveys and post signs. They also have experience in geotechnical testing, construction inspection, and hazardous materials from over 20 years in the Army and various civilian roles. They have an Associate's degree in Building Information Modeling and military certifications including in chemical operations and administration.
The document summarizes presentations from several speakers at a Society for Marketing Professional Services event on design build projects from the client's perspective. Jeffrey Fisher discussed his experience overseeing construction projects as CFO of Columbus College of Art & Design. Milt Lewis described his role coordinating design and construction for the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation. Jim Rosing discussed coordinating major facility projects as senior architect for American Electric Power. Shad Sletto spoke about business development for EGC Construction Corporation.
This document provides an overview of the banking industry and Anggi Ratna's background in banking risk management. It discusses the basic principles of banking including the three lines of defense model for risk management. It also outlines the key functions within a bank such as consumer banking, corporate banking, risk management, finance and others. Finally, it describes the types of risks banks face and processes for controlling risks.
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic provides information technology solutions for naval, joint, national, and coalition forces. It has over 3,900 employees and works with 9,200 industry partners. SSC Atlantic conducts research, testing, and integration work at its facilities in Charleston. It has a large economic impact in South Carolina and helps develop the state's technology workforce.
Retired USAF in Production Management with a BBA from University of Management and Technology (with honors; GPA 3.56). Energetic and eager to learn, assess, and apply to processes for goal accomplishment.
Anthony Brooks is seeking a position in production planning, logistics, quality assurance, or aircraft maintenance. He has over 20 years of aviation maintenance experience, including experience managing quality programs and complex operations. He has security clearance and expertise in areas like logistics support, maintenance planning, and scheduling. His experience includes roles managing aircraft logs and records as well as serving as a database administrator and logs and records supervisor.
In the Second Line of Defense visit to Fallon Naval Air Station in October 2014, we had a chance to interview Admiral Scott Conn, the head of Fallon. In this brief the Admiral explains the basic structure and approach of the Command to training 21st Century Naval Air Forces.
Lori J. Russell is an experienced aviation leader and rotary-wing pilot with over 3,500 total flight hours. She has extensive experience in management, safety, air traffic control, aviation maintenance, training and logistics across both military and civilian roles. Her background includes MEDEVAC pilot, diplomatic air transportation commander, airfield operations manager, and instructor pilot with the U.S. Army. She holds commercial and instrument rotorcraft ratings from the FAA and qualifications in multiple helicopter models.
This document provides a summary of Jeremy Duncan's qualifications and experience. It summarizes that he has 20 years of experience maintaining various military aircraft as an Air Force professional, including experience managing resources and leading teams. It also lists his contact information and education.
We have returned to Fallon this summer and found the training command in the process of promoting significant change associated with preparation for the evolution of high tempo or high intensity combat operations.
In our interview with the head of NAWDC., Admiral “Hi Fi” Harris, the focus and way ahead is the focus of attention.
http://www.sldinfo.com/nawdc-and-shaping-a-21st-century-combat-force-the-perspective-of-admiral-hyfi-harris/
This transcript summarizes Steven Landis's military training courses and experience from 1984 to 1999. It includes courses in basic military training, boiler technician training, engineman training, propulsion engineering, hydraulics systems, leadership development, and auxiliary systems maintenance. Landis achieved the rank of Engineman, Second Class and received training to operate, maintain and repair various mechanical, electrical and propulsion systems onboard Navy vessels.
This document is a 3 page unofficial transcript for Steven Christopher Landis. It lists the military courses he completed, including Basic Military Training, Boiler Technician Training, Propulsion Engineering Basics, and Engineman Training. It also lists the military occupations he held, including Fireman Recruit, Fireman, Engineman, and the dates he held each position. The transcript is protected by FERPA and provides his name, SSN, rank, and separated status from the military.
Elton Williams has over 15 years of experience in safety, environmental, and fleet management roles. He currently works as a Fleet Manager for American Commercial Barge Lines, where he plans barge schedules, coordinates loading/unloading, and manages vendors. Previously, he held safety advisor roles at Safety Management Systems and rigging roles on offshore supply vessels. He has a strong safety record and skills in auditing, permitting, incident investigation, and developing safety programs.
This document is a 7-page unofficial transcript for David Wayne Robertson that details his military training and experience from 2006 to 2014. It lists over 30 courses completed in areas such as fire control, electronics, computer networking, and weapons systems. It also documents his promotions through the ranks from Seaman Recruit to Fire Controlman First Class and occupational specialties in fire control and Aegis computer systems maintenance.
This document provides information on recent program developments to ensure the continuing structural airworthiness of aging airplanes. It discusses regulations and programs related to widespread fatigue damage, aging airplane safety rules, corrosion prevention and control programs, and damage tolerance-based inspection programs. The goal is to address fatigue and corrosion issues as airplanes operate longer than originally anticipated through supplemental inspections, corrosion prevention, and other mandated structural maintenance activities.
The meaning of jasdf's airlift operation in iraq & jasd fs future challengestimson
The document discusses Japan's airlift operation in Iraq from 2004 to 2008 and future challenges for the Japan Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). [1] The JASDF conducted airlift missions under surface-to-air threats to transport personnel and cargo from Kuwait to bases in Iraq. [2] The mission required constructing foreign bases, rotating large numbers of personnel, and operating in an unfamiliar region. [3] The operation improved JASDF's international cooperation abilities and intelligence capabilities, but future challenges include enhancing intelligence, accumulating experience, and strengthening relationships with allies like the US.
Paul Fore has over 15 years of experience in the Marine Corps, including roles as a Lessons Learned Analyst, Program Manager, Executive Officer, and Liaison Officer. He has extensive experience advising senior military leaders, managing large projects and budgets, and leading teams in combat zones. Currently he works as an independent consultant providing strategic advice to government and corporate clients.
This document is Juan Flagg's unofficial military transcript from the American Council on Education (ACE). It lists the courses and occupations he completed in the Navy from 2007 to 2012, including Recruit Training, Machinist's Mate School, Nuclear Power School, and serving as a Machinist's Mate aboard submarines. It provides the course titles, locations, dates, and ACE credit recommendations for each entry. The transcript notes that ACE evaluates military courses and recommends appropriate college credits.
This document is a resume for James W. Desrosiers Jr. that summarizes his 30 years of experience in military service and logistics support. He has experience managing budgets over $6.7 million and overseeing maintenance for aircraft, equipment, and personnel. Currently he works as the Maintenance Manager for the VTUAV MQ-8B program at Point Mugu, California, where he established the maintenance contractor logistics support operation.
This is seminar report of ageing of aircraft.this useful for those student who want to give seminar on designing area of aircraft.In this report you will find brief introduction of ageing of aircraft.
Douglas Raber has over 30 years of experience in maintenance, commissioning, and asset management. He has held roles such as maintenance engineer, subsea maintenance engineer, chief rig mechanic, and shop supervisor. Raber has experience implementing maintenance philosophies and systems, authoring maintenance manuals, and choosing and implementing computerized maintenance management systems. He aims to improve safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance.
This document provides a resume for Cliff A. Overby II. It includes his contact information, objective, professional summary, experience, accomplishments, employment history, education, and coursework. Overby has over 15 years of experience in the Navy, including serving on SEAL Team TWO and the Joint Special Operations Command. He has a Master's degree in Management and Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering Technology.
Danero Queen is seeking a project manager or code enforcement position that allows career growth. They have experience coordinating concrete repairs and managing subcontractors as an assistant project manager. As a site surveyor aide, they helped update land surveys and post signs. They also have experience in geotechnical testing, construction inspection, and hazardous materials from over 20 years in the Army and various civilian roles. They have an Associate's degree in Building Information Modeling and military certifications including in chemical operations and administration.
The document summarizes presentations from several speakers at a Society for Marketing Professional Services event on design build projects from the client's perspective. Jeffrey Fisher discussed his experience overseeing construction projects as CFO of Columbus College of Art & Design. Milt Lewis described his role coordinating design and construction for the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation. Jim Rosing discussed coordinating major facility projects as senior architect for American Electric Power. Shad Sletto spoke about business development for EGC Construction Corporation.
This document provides an overview of the banking industry and Anggi Ratna's background in banking risk management. It discusses the basic principles of banking including the three lines of defense model for risk management. It also outlines the key functions within a bank such as consumer banking, corporate banking, risk management, finance and others. Finally, it describes the types of risks banks face and processes for controlling risks.
Modul ini memberikan informasi mengenai berbagai fasilitas teknologi informasi yang tersedia untuk mahasiswa baru ITB, mulai dari akun jaringan (INA) yang digunakan untuk mengakses berbagai layanan, fasilitas email mahasiswa, sistem informasi akademik, hingga aturan dan kebijakan penggunaan jaringan serta perangkat lunak yang tersedia.
This document discusses venture capital and what entrepreneurs should expect and prepare when seeking venture capital funding. It notes that there are now 60 million internet users and 200 million mobile phone subscribers in Indonesia, showing the potential of the market. However, the global market for venture capital is also huge. When seeking funding, entrepreneurs should expect to have their business fundamentals, market awareness, founders, and financial plans scrutinized by investors. They need to prepare a clear concept and product description, business plan, and financial projections to secure funding.
This document discusses strategies for selling mobile games. It outlines several business models like free with ads, freemium, paid apps, and being preloaded on devices. It notes that freemium has become the dominant model, with most revenue coming from in-app purchases rather than premium games. The document also discusses using the ecosystem, exposure through various online and offline channels, and holding mobile game competitions to promote brand awareness and engagement.
This document summarizes information about starting an online business in Indonesia. It discusses how business blogging and creating an online store or using an e-marketplace can help sellers reach customers. Key success factors include defining the business, choosing an easy-to-find domain name, building trust through secure payments and fast delivery, leveraging social media, and integrating online and offline sales channels. The presentation then describes Juale.com, a service that provides online storefronts and marketing to help small and medium businesses in Indonesia sell their products online. Over 1,000 stores had registered on Juale.com by November 2010.
FSL adalah program rutin ComLabs USDI ITB untuk mensosialisasikan perkembangan teknologi informasi kepada masyarakat. Materi meliputi tren teknologi, update, perkembangan, sosialisasi, publikasi, workshop, dan diskusi. Tujuannya adalah berbagi ilmu IT dari ITB kepada masyarakat umum. Acara ini diselenggarakan secara rutin oleh tim FSL ComLabs.
The US Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District had a $1.696 billion total program for FY2010, including $72.6 million in civil works and $304.26 million in contracts. The district employs 1,394 people and had 44 deployed in FY2010. Major ongoing projects include the Olmsted Locks & Dam project to replace locks and dams 52 and 53 on the Ohio River.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang berbagai gaya penggunaan komputer dan kelemahan aplikasi berbasis web dari sisi pengguna dan pengembang. Dokumen tersebut juga memperkenalkan Klorofil Purefect Desktop sebagai web desktop opensource buatan Indonesia yang menyediakan alat pengembangan berfitur lengkap seperti Kambium IDE dan mesin alur kerja terintegrasi. Klorofil Purefect Desktop dijalankan pada platform Linux dengan antarmuka GUI Purefect.
This document discusses the concept of convergence in information and communication technology (ICT) in Indonesia. It defines convergence as the integration of technology and value chains from the telecommunications, information technology, broadcasting, content and related industries to provide integrated services to meet consumer needs. The document outlines the traditional separate value chains and describes how convergence creates an integrated value chain. It also discusses the regulatory framework and licensing classification needed to facilitate convergence.
The document summarizes the U.S. General Services Administration's (GSA) role and projects funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) to modernize federal buildings. It discusses how the GSA spent $5.55 billion on projects in all 50 states and U.S. territories to improve energy efficiency and create jobs. Many projects involved retrofitting buildings with green building improvements like renewable energy and water conservation.
The document describes the Mil-Aero Division which provides services and products for military and aerospace projects. The division is certified to manufacture cable harnesses and provides services like wiring, testing, and connector installation. It produces a wide range of military-grade connectors, cables, and accessories. Examples of projects include aircraft, ships, submarines, missiles, and vehicles. Photos show cable assemblies and harnesses fabricated for applications such as aircraft, weapons, communication systems, and vehicles.
Helping Small Air Forces Integrate New CapabilitiesICSA, LLC
On April 17, 2015, a joint symposium on the evolution of airpower was co-sponsored by The Sir Richard Williams Foundation (Australia) and the Centre for Military Studies of the Department of Political Science of the University of Copenhagen.
Both organizations are partners with Second Line of Defense.
This was an unusual conference given that it launched an Australian effort to broaden the working relationship with non-Asian partners in shaping new approaches to airpower and was, in turn, the beginning of a broader intellectual outreach by the Danish Centre as well.
In this presentation, Colonel Willi, USAF, Combat Air Branch Chief from the Joint Airpower Competence Center looked at the Centre's work and its significance for the smaller air forces in shaping 21st century approaches.
SMi's 13th annual Military Airlift conference Dale Butler
This document advertises the Military Airlift: Rapid Reaction & Tanker Operations conference taking place in Florence, Italy from December 3-4, 2012 and a subsequent site visit to Pisa Air Force Base on December 5. The conference will feature keynote addresses and presentations on topics related to military airlift, air-to-air refueling, and multinational cooperation. Senior military officials from countries including Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Canada, US, and NATO will brief attendees. The post-conference site visit will include displays of Italy's new KC767A tanker and C-130J and C-27J aircraft.
IRJET- Analysing the Performance of Solar Powered Wing (UAV)IRJET Journal
This document analyzes the performance of a solar-powered wing for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) consisting of two different airfoil sections. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software is used to model and analyze wings with the Eppler 421 and Selig 1223 airfoils individually and as a combined wing. Results show that the combined wing profile has lift and drag characteristics between the individual airfoils. Specifically, the Selig 1223 airfoil produces higher lift but also higher drag. The combined wing design and CFD analysis indicate that a solar-powered wing could provide long endurance flights for UAVs.
BRAC 2005 refers to the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure process that was used to eliminate costly and non-essential military infrastructure. The document discusses the impact of BRAC 2005 on military bases and facilities in Pennsylvania, resulting in both losses and gains of jobs. It also outlines initiatives and lessons learned for effective reuse and environmental cleanup of closed or realigned sites.
The document provides an overview of Textron Inc.'s business segments and strategies for future growth. It discusses Textron Aviation, Industrial, Bell, Systems, and Finance segments. It highlights new product investments and acquisitions to expand globally and pursue growth opportunities in aircraft, helicopters, defense, and finance. The presentation ends with forward-looking statements and risk factor disclosures.
Textron Inc. at Vertical Research Partners Industrial ConferenceTextronCorp
Frank Connor, EVP & CFO of Textron, presented at the VRP Industrials Conference. The presentation included: an overview of Textron's business segments and 2013 revenues; a discussion of new product investments and acquisitions across segments; and forward-looking statements noting risks and uncertainties that could impact projections.
The document provides an overview of the Air Dominance Department of the Navy, including its responsibilities, systems, and roadmap for the next 5 years. The department is responsible for ship classes, programs like Aegis and ballistic missile defense, and weapons systems. It focuses on systems engineering, testing, logistics support, and management. Over the next 5 years, it plans to work on advanced radars, Aegis support systems, Cooperative Engagement Capability, and missile integration, providing engineering and technical services through various contract awards totaling around $160-200 million.
RAF TABTRONICS LLC COMPANY OVERVIEW - 2014Lisa Carpenter
RAF Tabtronics LLC is a manufacturer of customized transformers and inductors for power technology companies. They have two manufacturing facilities, one focused on commercial aerospace products and the other on military-grade products. The company has a vision of being a global leader through innovation. They serve markets such as aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial through products like transformers, inductors, and power modules. RAF Tabtronics prides itself on quality, technical expertise, and a commitment to customers.
The Center for Surface Combat Systems (CSCS) trains over 38,000 sailors annually through 700 courses at 14 learning sites globally. Its mission is to develop and deliver surface combat systems training to achieve surface warfare superiority. It trains sailors on weapons and combat systems like the Aegis combat system, missiles, sonar and more. Recent investments include new simulators and expanding facilities to train sailors on new ships and technologies like the Littoral Combat Ship and ballistic missile defense systems.
The document presents the design of the LAT-1 large air tanker aircraft by Ember Aviation in response to the 2015-2016 AIAA Foundation Undergraduate Team Aircraft Design Competition. The LAT-1 is designed to carry 5,000 gallons of water or retardant with a maximum weight of 45,000 lbs and perform 3 drops per sortie within a 200 nm radius of the base, as well as have a ferry range of 2,500 nm. The LAT-1 features a retardant tank fuselage shape with two engines mounted on top of the wings. Ember Aviation's goal was to eliminate wasted space on the aircraft by integrating all components, such as the cockpit and payload tank, directly into the aircraft structure
Textron Inc. at Citi 2014 Industrials Conference PresentationTextronCorp
- Textron provides an overview of its business segments which generated $12.1 billion in revenue in 2013. Its key segments include Bell, Cessna Aircraft, and Textron Systems.
- It discusses new product investments across its segments to drive growth, including the Citation Latitude jet, Scorpion aircraft, and Bell 525 helicopter.
- Textron highlights its focus on international expansion, acquisitions, and commitment to new product development to support its future growth.
The document is a presentation given by Marjorie Sadler, a Supervisory Contract Specialist at the Resident Officer in Charge of Construction (ROICC) at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, about contracting opportunities at the base. It provides an overview of the facilities and customers at the base, recent and upcoming construction projects, and how small businesses can find out about and pursue contracting opportunities for architectural and engineering services, construction, and facilities maintenance.
Army aviation presentation on the Armed Scout Helicopter (ASH) fleet, which includes the OH-58 Kiowa Warrior. Briefing says the army will conduct an 18-month to 24-month analysis of alternatives for a replacement to the cancelled ARH contract with Bell Helicopter. Meanwhile, the Army will improve the Kiowa Warrior with a more modern, lighter-weight gun and exchange the mast-mounted sensor for a nose-mounted sensor. Additionally, the army will upgrade some Army national guard battalions flying AH-64As to the Longbow Apache standard.
This document provides an overview of autonomic capabilities in aircraft lifecycle sustainment. It discusses how autonomics are changing aircraft maintenance similarly to how the gas turbine engine changed aviation. The document then reviews the history of autonomics, including its original medical definition and its application to computing and aircraft maintenance since the 1970s. It provides examples of autonomic initiatives in aviation maintenance from the 2000s. Finally, it depicts the aviation MRO industry structure and core business processes.
Textron Inc. at Goldman Sachs Industrials ConferenceTextronCorp
This document summarizes Frank Connor's presentation at the Goldman Sachs Industrials Conference. It discusses Textron's strategy of investing in new products and acquisitions to drive future growth across its business segments, which include aviation, industrial, and defense. Key points covered include new aircraft and helicopter models in development at Bell and Cessna, and unmanned systems and weapons programs at Textron Systems. The presentation also highlights Textron's focus on international expansion and improving profitability through operational excellence.
Aviq Design Sdn Bhd is an engineering services company formed in 2004 comprising experienced aerospace engineers. Their vision is to be a center of excellence for engineering services, and their mission is to be competitive in engineering through developing capabilities, people, and products. They offer services including CAD/CAM/CAE, engineering design, structural and mechanical design, engineering analysis, and project management. They have experience with projects for companies such as BAE Systems, Airbus, and Bombardier.
1. 88th Civil Engineer Directorate
“Base Civil Engineer Outlook”
19 JAN 2011
Michael L. Howe, PE
Chief, Program Development
88 ABW/CEPD
(937) 257-1107
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2. Agenda
• Base Overview
• Organization Structure
• Construction Programs
– MILCON
– BRAC
– Operations and Maintenance (O&M)
• Design Awards
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3. Base Overview - Statistics
• Land Area 8,145 Acres
• Buildings 16.1M SQ FT
595 Facilities
• Housing 100 Units
1536 Privatized Units
• Paved Roads 120 Miles
• Airfield Pavements 530 Acres
12,600 FT runway
• Utilities 1,200 miles of mains
• Work Force 27,000 Military/Civilian/Contractor
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4. Wright-Patterson AFB Tenants
70+ Tenant Organizations
Aeronautical Systems
Air Force Center
Materiel Command
Air Force
Research Laboratory
Air Force
Institute of Technology
554th Electronic Systems
Group
445th Airlift Wing
Air Force
Security Assistance National Museum of the
Center USAF
National Air & Space
Intelligence Center
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5. Organization Structure
88th Air Base Wing
88th Air Base Wing
Staff
Wing
Colonel Amanda
Gladney
Mission Civil Eng Medical
Support Group Directorate Group
Ops Support Comptroller Comm
Squadron Squadron Group
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7. Construction Programs
• Military Construction (MILCON) Program
– Congressional Line Item Appropriation
– Primarily New Construction
– Corps of Engineers Managed
• Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Program
– Non-Project Specific Appropriation
– Primarily Maintenance, Repair & Renovation
– Air Force Managed
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9. Current MILCON
FY10 MILCON Projects
Project PA (~$M)
Conversion for Advanced Power Research Lab 21.0
Information Technology Complex, Phase 1 27.0
West Ramp, Phase 2 (Congressional Insert) 10.6
FY 11 MILCON Projects
No Current Mission Projects being considered
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10. FY10 WPAFB MILCON Program
32
31
FIFTH STREET
18D 18A
23 18F 252
18G
STREET
62
18B
D STREET
18 SUB
STA.
"E"
18E 250
SIXTH STREET
435 19
20 23
SEVENTH STREET
21
71 20
Facility 20023
Conversion for Advanced Power Research Lab AFRL $21.0M
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16. Construction Programs
• Military Construction (MILCON) Program
– Congressional Line Item Appropriation
– Primarily New Construction
– Corps of Engineers Managed
• Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Program
– Non-Project Specific Appropriation
– Primarily Maintenance, Repair & Renovation
– Air Force Managed
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17. Design Accomplishment
Non-MILCON
In House A-E
40
35
30
$ MILLION
25
20
15
10
5
0
FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10
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18. O&M – A-E Contracts
• Average 6-10 Ongoing Contracts
– Mechanical/Electrical (1)
– Civil/Structural (1)
– Multi-Discipline (5)
– Two Small Business Firms represented above
• Current Limits
– Base Year and Four Options Years
– Contract amount; varies from $500K to $7.5M
– Contract limit per individual task; varies from $250K to
unlimited
• Status
– 6 New Contracts to be awarded in FY11 resulting from
Jan 10 advertisement
– 3 Contracts to expire by Dec 11; 1 to expire by Apr 12
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19. A-E Contract Procurement
• Next call for design services not anticipated
until Nov 2011 at the earliest
• Advertisement
– “Federal Business Opportunities” Website
• www.fedbizopps.gov
• Selection Limited to Respondees
– SF 330, Architect-Engineer Qualifications
• Selection Based on Weighted Total Score
• Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity
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20. A-E Contract Procurement
• Capability Package Tips
– Show flexibility and wide experience of a variety
of project types
– Indicate who the project manager will be
– If using consultants, show team‟s experience
– Respond to all evaluation factors listed in
solicitation
– Briefly support SF 330 with additional information
• Recommend photographs
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21. O&M - Construction Contracts
• On-Call Contracts (IDIQ)
• SABER & CE Support Contracts
• Firm Fixed Price Contracts
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22. O&M - On-Call Contracts
• Pavements
– One contract
– Multiple year (3)
– $6.0M
– Expires: Dec 11
• Airfield Pavement
– One contract
– Multiple year (3)
– $4.5M
– Expires: Dec 12
• Roofing (Tentative award Feb 11)
– One contract
– Multiple year (3)
– $9.9M
– Expires: Feb 14 (estimated)
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23. O&M - On-Call Contracts
• Carpet Installation (Tentative Award Apr 11)
– One contract
– Multiple year (5)
– $6.6M
– Expires: Apr 16 (estimated)
• Furniture Maintenance
– One contract
– Multiple year (4)
– $7.5M
– Expires: Sept 14
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24. O&M - On-Call Contracts
• Emergency Spill & Compliance
– One contract
– Multiple year (5)
– $250K
– Expires: Sep 11
• Environmental Services
– Two contracts
• One large business
• One small business
– Multiple year (5)
– $10.0M
– Expires: FY15
• Laboratory Services
– Two contracts (Hazardous Waste & Water analysis)
– Multiple years
– Expires Mar 15 (Hazardous Waste) & Nov 15 (Water)
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25. O&M - SABER & CE Support
• SABER (Advertised)
– One contract
– Multiple year (5)
– $75M
– Expires: Jun 16 (estimated)
• CE Support Contract
– One contract
– Multiple year (5)
– $49M
– Expires: Dec 15
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26. O&M - Firm Fixed Price Contracts
• Small Business Program
– 8a Minority Set Aside
– 8a Competitive
– HUBZone Set Aside
– Service Disabled Veterans
• Full and Open
– Advertised in Federal Business Opportunities
Website
– Copies sent to Dodge Reports
– Base Bid and Options
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27. Business Resources
• Federal Business Opportunities
– https://www.fbo.gov/
• Central Contractor Registration
– http://www.bpn.gov/ccr
• Federal Technical Data Solutions (FedTeDS)
– www.fedteds.gov
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