1. The Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities (CTMA) Program Closing Session Chuck Ryan Vice President, Technology Ph. 734-995-4905 chuckr@ncms.org chuckr@ncms.org Identify, form, launch and deploy new projects coupling the needs and strengths of commercial industry with the DoD’s maintenance, repair and remanufacturing facilities

2. 4/27/2015 Page 2 Closing Agenda  Presentation of new project ideas collected in the past 2 days  Identify interested participants and appoint champion  Champion submits idea via http://ctmaideas.ncms.org  All ideas will be reviewed monthly and feedback given to submitting team  Ideas defined as higher priority by the DoD review team will be assigned an NCMS program manager to work with the team to further develop the project  Project ideas discussed today are under consideration for CTMA funding

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4. 4/27/2015 Page 4 Idea Submission: http://ctmaideas.ncms.org  Project Title:  Project Category: (pull down list)  Problem Statement:  Proposed Solution:  Anticipated Deliverables:  Expected Project Duration:  Organization Level: (pull down list)  Maintenance Process: (pull down list)  Maintenance Comment:

5. 4/27/2015 Page 5 Idea Submission: http://ctmaideas.ncms.org  Quantifiable Benefits –Financial Benefit ($K): numerical –Financial Comment: –Readiness Benefit:  Anticipated Participants:  Range of Application: (pull down list)  Costs –Estimated Total Project Cost ($K): (total including in-kind) –Estimated In-Kind from Industry ($K): –Estimated CTMA Project Funding ($K): (DoD funds) –Comments Related to Cost:

6. 4/27/2015 Page 6 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Readiness Center Problem: Addressing shop floor depot repair activities and putting them into AF fleet wide legacy systems Both need to feed into AF information systems For example, we need to downsize 20 B-52’s, which ones do we choose? Solution: DoD Participants: ALC Industry Participants: Champion: Ken Simmons, OC-ALC

7. 4/27/2015 Page 7 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Special Hull Treatment (SHT) Removal Problem:  Submarine DMP, SRAs, & EROs all require SHT Tile Removal  Hundreds of tile removed in a single event  REPAIR COSTS: 36 and 41 separate grinding operations were required recently to repair SHT removed areas on two submarines In over 3 years, there were 106 documented grinding jobs on 7 availabilities at a US Navy shipyard regarding Tile Removal each costing > $6,500/repair (TOTAL $689K) Solution: Laser? Waterjet? DoD Participants: Naval Shipyards Industry Participants: Champion: Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

8. 4/27/2015 Page 8 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Brush Electroplating Alternatives Problem: Replace high cost brush electroplating repairs to Improve the quality of repair reduce MTTR / MTBF reduce labor costs improve overall vessel availability Solution: Laser Clad; Advanced Digital Repair; Cold (Kinetic) Spray; Other? DoD Participants: Naval Shipyards Industry Participants: Champion: Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

9. 4/27/2015 Page 9 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Submarine/Carrier Tank Work Problem: Tank work is costly and adversely impacts the critical path schedule Solution: Pending outcome of Value Stream Analysis (VSA) completed last week, to identify specific technology insertion candidates. DoD Participants: Naval Shipyards Industry Participants: Champion: Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

10. 4/27/2015 Page 10 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Removal and Repair of Molded in Place (MIP) Submarine Coatings Problem: Require an efficient and effective process to remove MIP Solution: DoD Participants: Naval Shipyards Industry Participants: Champion: Kurt Doehnert (NAVSEA)

11. 4/27/2015 Page 11 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Automated Sourcing Problem: Current paper system is cumbersome and slow Solution: on-line system hyperlinked to all pertinent qualification information DoD Participants: DLA, ICP’s Industry Participants: Champion: DLA (Cliff Wolfe?)

12. 4/27/2015 Page 12 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Titanium Welding and Fabrication Problem: Solution: DoD Participants: ANAD Industry Participants: Champion:

13. 4/27/2015 Page 13 2006 CTMA Plenary Session Candidate Project Ideas Project: Repair of Propulsion Technology: Hybrid- Electric Drives, Fuel Cells Problem: Solution: DoD Participants: ANAD Industry Participants: Champion:

14. 4/27/2015 Page 14 Now What?  Champions submit ideas to CTMAIdeas site  CTMA Newsletter will list all project ideas generated by the Symposium (now and next couple of weeks)  CTMA DoD review team provides feedback  Projects deemed highest value to DoD will be developed for 2007 submission

15. 4/27/2015 Page 15 Thank You and We Appreciate Your Feedback Plan for 2007 CTMA Symposium March 26-28 San Antonio, TX