04/08/23

Platform

Program Status

Description

Issues• Program of Record is for 3 ships• Key Sea Basing Enabler• Use of Float On Float Off (FLO/FLO) Commercial

technology• TEU handling Capability added• Will Require additional C4I upgrades to support MEB

CE and Air Space Management task if “Big Decks” are omitted

• Vehicle Transfer System (VTS) is new technology

• CDD Increment 1• JCB 13 Feb 2008 Approved• JROC Approval March 2008• DAB Jun 2008 (Pending ADM signature)• Acquisition strategy approved – Supports RFP Jul 2008• Systems Design Award 15 Sep 2008• Milestone B FY10• Procurements

– 1 (FY10) Delivery (FY15) – 2 (FY12); Delivery (FY16)– 3 (FY13); Delivery (FY17)

Ship 2 & 3 funding addressed during POM-10

Mobile Landing Platform (MLP)

3 MLP New Design and Build

6-4

Speed 20 ktsTransit Waterline (Loaded) 25.2 ftCrew 55 (MSC), 11 (LCAC Det)Embarked Landing Force 856 (128 Navy; 728 USMC) Medical Capability 1,281 ft2; 4 Ward BedsPotable Water 200,242 galSurface Interface Point 2Well Deck Capacity 6-LCAC Flight Deck (Level/Class) 1 Land/Launch Spot (I/2); VERTREP lift Spot (I/4)UAS Adjacent Space 1000 ft2Ramp 1 Self-depl LMSR/MLP Veh; 1 Portable Veh accessVehicle Square (Ro/Ro) 51,560 ft2 (Stowage for50 ISO 1CC Containers)Lifting Capability (lbs) 1 52.9K single boom container crane,130’ lift

radius2 22K extended boom stores crane (port/stbd)2 11K bridge cranes (LCAC lanes) (port/stbd)

Cargo Fuel (JP-5) 1 mil galMotor Gasoline (MOGAS) 550 gal (jettisonable drums)

MPF(F) MLP VS(1) Requirements Validation Study February 6, 2008 Placemat