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1 T h e L e a d e r i n E m p o w e r i n g t h e W o r l d s M o s t C a p a b l e S o l d i e r s 1 US Army Natick Soldier RD&E Center 20 November 2014 Benjamin Hall Director, Outreach & Business Development
2 Natick Soldier Systems Center 2 78 Acres 459,000 Sq. Ft. of Lab Space Total 174 Acres (including 75 Family Housing units) NSSC Partners Research & Technology Collaborators Product/Project Managers Development Partners Only Active Army Installation in New England Birthplace of the Army
3 Natick Soldier RD&E Center The Leader in Empowering the World s Most Capable Soldiers 3 Adding Value Through: Basic Science Technology Generation, Application, and Transition Enabling Rapid Fielding of the Right Equipment Soldier Systems Technology Integration and Transition Solving Field Problems Rapidly
4 ORGANIZATION 4 Leadership Structure Summary Type Qty Symbol Senior Executive Service 1 SES Technical Scientist 1 ST Uniformed Military 38 AD Total Government 709 DAC Total Contractor 34 KTR Fellows 59 Fellows TOTAL 842 Office of Director Acting Director Dr. Patrick Baker SES X 1 STs X 3/1 DAC X 9 Fellows x 2 Chief Scientist Dr. Charlene Mello Senior Scientists ST, Behavior and Performance Dr. Armand Cardello ST, Biological Anthropology VACANT ST, Nanomaterials VACANT Associate Director for Operations & Outreach Ms. Donna Bulger DAC X 127 KTR x 2 Fellows x 4 Associate Director for Technical Plans & Portfolios Mr. David Carney DAC X 22 Fellows X 1 Associate Director for Science & Engineering Mr. Craig Rettie DAC X 547 KTR X 32 Fellows X 52 AD X 38 DAC X 4 Military Deputy COL Charles H. May Workforce Development Business Management Foreign Intelligence and Security Operations Support Resource Management Army Audit Readiness Information Management Office Human Systems Integration & Performance Portfolio Individual Multi-Threat Protection Portfolio Force Projection & Sustainment Portfolio Portfolio Management Support Soldier Capabilities Integration Cell Warfighter Directorate Aerial Delivery Directorate DoD Combat Feeding Directorate Expeditionary Basing/Collective Protection Anthropocentric Soldier Systems Engineering Detachment Operations / Soldier Research Support Human Research Volunteer (HRV) Program Unit Ministry Team
5 PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT 5 ASAALT Portfolios ASAALT Sub-portfolios (under Soldier/Squad Portfolio) RDECOM Portfolios NSRDEC Portfolios Basic Research Personnel Basic Research Individual Multi-Threat Protection C3I Air Tactical Training C3I Air Human Systems Integration & Performance Medical Lethality Soldier Systems Integration Lethality Soldier/ Squad Force Projection & Sustainment Soldier/Squad Ground Maneuver Situational Awareness Survivability Ground Maneuver Innovation Enablers ARL CERDEC Innovative Enablers Sustainment
6 NSRDEC: FOCUSED ON THE SOLDIER DOMAIN 6 Basic & Early Applied Research Joint Service Combat Feeding Clothing & Protective Equipment Expeditionary Basing/Collective Protection Airdrop/ Aerial Delivery Human Systems Integration Soldier Systems Engineering Architecture (SSEA)
7 Soldier Systems Engineering Architecture 7
8 UNIQUE CAPABILITIES 8 Base Camp Integration Lab Based at Fort Devens - Team Effort (Active and Reserve) Two 150 man Force Provider Expeditionary Base Camps Test and Improve Current Component Systems Develop New Technologies for Future Use Power & Water Great Potential to Expand
9 HEROES UMass-Lowell Joint Research Innovation Collaboration 9 HEROES Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers Overall Goal: create a joint research center to catalyze new ideas and innovations to empower Warfighters. Partnering for S&T Horizon Forecasting. Collaborative Research Projects addressing Soldier survivability, sustainability, mobility, combat effectiveness and field quality of life funded by a variety of sources. Shared facilities 5,000 sq ft
10 10 Partnership Opportunities I. Unfunded Collaboration Mechanisms Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) Testing Service Agreement (TSA) Patent License Agreement (PLA) Educational Partnership Agreement (EPA) Intergovernmental Personnel Agreement (IPA) II. Opportunities for Funding Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) Unsolicited Proposal (UP) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Rapid Innovation Fund (RIF)
11 Small Business Innovation Research 11 FY15 Topics 1. Aerial Delivery Conductive Network for Parachute Fabrics 2. Combat Feeding Single Process Multiplex Detection System for Food and Water Pathogens 3. Combat Feeding Technologies for Modular Refrigeration 4. Expeditionary Basing Lightweight Radiation Shielding for Transportable Rigid Wall Shelters 5. Expeditionary Basing Radiant Floor Heating Technology for Shelters 6. Warfighter - Soldier and Small Unit (SSU) Performance and Cognitive Models for Behavior and Decision Making in Constructive Simulation
12 Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) 12 NSRDEC funds extramural research programs via contracts, grants, or cooperative agreements. The BAA is continuously open, and accept proposals on a rolling basis. Pre-proposals may be submitted and will be evaluated at any time throughout the year.
13 BAA For Basic and Applied Research 13 Solicitation Number: W911QY-13-R-0032 Effective from 1 March March 2015 A. Combat Feeding Equipment and Systems B. Combat Ration Research and Development C. Warfighter Systems Technologies D. Shelters and Life Support Technologies for Contingency Basing E. Airdrop Advanced Personnel and Cargo Airdrop Systems F. Textile Technologies G. Modeling and Simulation H. Warfighter Advanced Technologies I. Technology Enabled Capability Demonstrations (TECDs)
14 Enabling Technologies (Examples) TECD Technology Thrust Areas OVERVIEW - SUSTAINABILITY & LOGISTICS: BASING (4A) FOCUS AREAS AND ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES STO 4a Focus Areas Fuel Demand Reduction 25% Water Demand Reduction 75% Waste Reduction 50% 14 Supply Side-Power Generation Supply Side-Alternative Thermal / Electric Energy Supply Side Power Control, Distribution, Storage Demand Side-HVAC Demand Side-Habitation Systems Demand Side-Organizational Systems Supply Side-Water Purification Supply Side-Water Generation Supply Side-Water Recycling & Repurposing Demand Side-Organizational Systems Source Reduction Waste Reduction and stabilization Waste to Energy Waste Re-purposing Water Based Liquid Waste Management Waste Management Analysis Planning and Management Tools Microgrids Integrated Energy Efficient Shelters (Liners, HVAC, Lighting) Fixed and Flexible Photovoltaics Energy Efficient Organizational Systems (Kitchen, Laundry, etc) Water Recycling & Reuse Water Quality Monitoring Water Efficient Organizational Systems (Kitchen, Laundry, Hygiene) Water Generation (Air, etc) Waste Source Reduction Waste to Energy Conversion Blackwater Dewatering
15 STO 4a Opportunities for FY15 15 MUTLIPLE NEW CONTRACT S: Fuel demand reduction improvements Energy harvesting and smartmicrogrids Integrated energy efficient shelters (liners, HVAC, lighting) Fixed and Flexible Photovoltaics Energy Efficient Organizational Systems (Kitchen, Laundry, etc.) Water and waste reduction improvements ESTIMATED VALUE: $4.8M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Natick Contracting Division, Darlene Rideout SOLICITATION #: unknown ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: March 2015
16 Expeditionary Basing / Collective Protection Opportunities for FY15 16 NEW CONTRACTS: Shelter Systems Non-woven textiles Auto-leveling System for Rigid Wall Shelters Expeditionary Black Waste Treatment Improvements in Consumable Efficiencies FOB Water Demand Reduction Shelter Integrated Radiation Shielding ESTIMATED VALUE: BAA $2M / New $5.4M = $7.4M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Natick Contracting Division, Darlene Rideout (darlene.l.rideout.civ@mail.mil), ESTIMATED SOLICITATIONS RELEASE DATE: FY15
17 Combat Feeding Opportunities for FY15 17 MULTIPLE CONTRACTS: Electric Kitchen equipment and support equipment, MRE bag production equipment (Lamination and paper coatings, biodegradable materials, retort pouch) Burner test and evaluation Solar powered beverage chiller Nutrition Analysis Software and training New Sink Sanitation Systems Refrigeration Systems (Navy) Food Service appliances (Navy galley) Paper Coatings for MRE and MRE containers ESTIMATED VALUE: $4M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Natick Contracting Division, Darlene Rideout SOLICITATION #: unknown ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: FY15
18 Individual Multi-Threat Protection Opportunities for FY15 MULTIPLE NEW CONTRACTS: Ballistic protection equipment Optical protection equipment Improved helmet pads for current helmet system Energy absorption for helmet Multi-function textiles Advanced testing devices for ballistic protection Body Armor 18 ESTIMATED VALUE: BAA $1.3 M / New $2.9 M = $4.2M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Natick Contracting Division, Darlene Rideout (darlene.l.rideout.civ@mail.mil), SOLICITATION #: unknown ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: FY15
19 Airdrop and Aerial Delivery Opportunities for FY15 MULTIPLE NEW CONTRACTS: Aerial delivery systems Helicopter sling load auto hookup device Lightweight parachute Fabric Static line auto activation device 19 ESTIMATED VALUE: $875K CONTRACTING CONTACT: Natick Contracting Division, Darlene Rideout SOLICITATION #: unknown ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: FY15
20 Leveraging location 20 and facilities: Open campus mindset Textile Industry Day, 24 & 25 June 2014, 300 industry representatives on installation Combat Feeding Industry Day, 30 October 2014, 100 industry representatives on installation
21 21 US Army Natick Soldier Research, Development & Engineering Center THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE SOLDIER Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
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