Ruby Price, HQAMC G-4 Industrial Base CapabilitiesUNCLASSIFIED

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Sierra Army Depot Industry Day

AMC Public-Private Partnership

7 June 2012

What is a Partnership?

Agreement between an Army facility and one or more private industry to perform work or utilize the Army’s facilities and equipment.

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Due to Army Partnerships are Big Business

Types of Partnerships

Workshare

Teaming

Facility Use

Lease

Direct Sales

Due to Army Partnerships are Big Business

• Improve Operational efficiencies

• Lower cost of products and

services

• Accelerate innovation

• Leverage public-private

investment

• Sustain critical skills and

capabilities

Army Objectives

D Army Partnerships are Big Business

Manufacturing Arsenals,Maintenance Depots and

Ammunition Plants

WHY PARTNER?Public-Private Partnership

Opportunitieswith the Army’s Industrial Base:

Due to Army Partnerships are Big Business

Benefits to Partner Access to advanced-technology equipment and facilities

Potential use of hard-to-receive hazardous waste permits

Leverage long-term use agreements

Reduced capital investment and overhead costs

Leverage: ISO-certified facilities OSHA-compliant facilities Lean-Six Sigma processes

Access to diversified, deployable, and skilled workforce

Secured locations6

What’s Available in the Enterprise

Facilities: Warehouses Manufacturing and Repair facilities Ranges (firing and test) Secure locations

Equipment (specialized equipment and tooling): Foundry and rotary forge Seven axis machining centers Guided boring of thick wall cylinders Tool, die and gage development and

production Trained and Skilled workforce:

Competent and competitive Deployable Lean Six Sigma experience ISO and OSHA experience

ISO-certified AND

OSHA-compliantIndustrial operations

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• Combat and Tactical vehicles )manned/unmanned)

• Armaments• Watercraft• Fuel and Water Distribution Equipment• Soldier, Biological, and Chemical

equipment• Clothing• Food

• Aviation (Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Special Operations)

• Missile (Army, Navy, Air Force)• Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Systems

LCMCsTank-

Automotive & Armaments Command

LCMC

Communications-

Electronics LCMC

Joint Munitions &

Lethality LCMC

Aviation and Missile LCMC

AMC’s Product Commodities

• Smart & Precision Munitions

• Small/Med/Large Cal. Direct Fire Weapons

• Artillery & Mortar Indirect Fire Weapons

• Mortar Weapons & Fire Control

• Countermine Sys & EOD Equip

• Demolitions & Pyrotechnics• Shoulder-launched

Munitions• Bombs & Explosives

• Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance

• Jammers• Power and Energy• Generators

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Enterprise Capabilities Heat treatment, plating &

finishes Wood pallet

manufacturing Explosive and propellant

production Chemical/Biological

protective equipment repair/rebuild

Overhaul/repair/remanufacture Ground vehicles &

helicopters (including components)

Radios, radars & other electronic items

Product design, development, engineering & fabrication

Heavy and light machining

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Iowa AAP

Crane AAA

Watervliet ArsenalRock Island Arsenal

Scranton AAP

Tobyhanna AD

Letterkenny AD

Radford AAP

Bluegrass AD

Holston AAP

Milan AAP

Anniston ADPine Bluff Arsenal

Corpus Christi AD

McAlester AAP

Lake City AAP

Tooele AD

Red River AD

Sierra AD

Hawthorne AD

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AMC’s Industrial Facilities and Capabilities

AAA: Army Ammunition ActivityAAP: Army Ammunition PlantAD: Army Depot

= Manufacturing

= Maintenance

= Ammo Production

= Non-Ammo Storage

Overhaul / Repair / Remanufacture

• Ground Vehicles & Helicopters(Including Components)

• Radios, Radars & Other Electronic Items

Heavy & Light Machining

Seven-axis Machining Centers

Heat Treatment, Plating & Finishes

Tool, Die & Gage Development &

Production Wood Pallet Manufacturing Explosive & Propellant

Production Guided Boring of Thick Wall

Cylinders

Production Design, Development,

Engineering & Fabrication Automated Testing MetallurgyFiring & Test Ranges

Storage & Handling – Controlled

Environment Rail Car Storage Chemical / Biological

Protective Equipment Repair /

Remanufacture Precision Bearings

Analysis Foundry & Rotary Forging

Full Spectrum of Industrial Capabilities

Engineering and Prototyping

Test and Evaluation

Manufacturing

Life Cycle Management Commands

Commercial Partners

Depots, Arsenals, and Plants

PEOs and PMs

Field Services

Storage

Maintenance and Overhaul

Sample of Industry Partners

• Aerometals• ATK• AM General Corporation• Amtec Corporation• BAE Systems• The Boeing Company• CACI International, Incorporated• DRS TAMSCO Manufacturing• General Dynamics Corporation• Gradient Technologies Inc

• Highland Engineering/PD Systems• Honeywell International, Inc.• Lockheed Martin• Lindsey & Osborne• Northrop Grumman• Raytheon Systems• Rockwell Collins• Safety Management Services• Sikorsky Aircraft• Sivyer Steel Corporation

PLUS Many More…

AMC Partnerships

= Small Business

FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 YTD0

200

400

600

800 736

619

339376

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Revenue ($M)

FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 YTD0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

430 423

476 468

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Partnerships

Partnerships

1. Determine the Product or Service you want to Partner to the AMC.

2. Determine which AMC installation suits your need - Use available sources such as AMC Metal Book and AMC Successful Partnering Newsletter (can be found at www.amc or by contacting AMC Industrial Base Capabilities Division, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35898)

3. Initiate First Contact with the AMC Installation.

4. Briefing of Product/Capabilities

5. If the Product/Capability is accepted, a Teaming/Partnering Agreement is signed by the Installation Commander.

6. Development of the Proposal between the government and Industry.

How to Partner with the Army

Both government and private sector benefits from the ability to leverage core competencies, capabilities and technologies.

Partnering Can be a Winning Strategy for All Win for Warfighter

A Weapon System—Ready When Needed

Win for Acquisition Offices Single-Point Accountability to Maximum Extent

Practicable Optimum Solutions for Overall Service Objectives

Win for Industry Utilization of Existing & New Organic Investments Profits / Reputation Associated With Partnerships

Win for Organic Maintenance Depots Workload to Maintain Core Capabilities

Conclusion

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ENABLING THE WARFIGHTER THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH INDUSTRY

Winning Opportunity for all

• Warfighter• Industry

• Government

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AMC Partnership POC

Ruby PriceHQAMC AMCLG-IBPh: 256-450-7128Email: reds.Partnerships@conus.army.mil Mail: Headquarters, U.S. Army Materiel Command ATTN: AMCLG-IB (Ms. Price) A3SE070.0074400 Martin RoadRedstone Arsenal, AL 35898-5000

AMC Partnership Opportunities Web Site:

http://www.amc.army.mil/amc/partnershipopportunities.html

Email: reds.Partnerships@conus.army.mil