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Title: Thomas Fornek


1
LUSIPROJECT BUDGET AND SCHEDULE STATUS
  • Thomas Fornek
  • LUSI Project Manager
  • June 8, 2009

2
Outline
  • Project Status
  • Funding, Obligations Costs
  • Cost and Schedule Performance
  • Contingency EAC
  • Milestones Critical Path
  • Procurement Status
  • Risk Management
  • Summary

3
LUSI Cost Baseline
4
LUSI ARRA Modified Funding Profile
ARRA Modified Profile Moves FY10-FY12 Funds into
FY09
Still waiting for 7.6M of FY09 Funds
Total received in April, 2009
5
Project Status (1)
  • LUSI Baseline Performance (through Apr09)
  • TPC 60M (MIE 55.1M, OPC 4.9M)
  • CD-4 August 2012
  • TPC gt26 Complete, TEC gt18 Complete
  • Contingency on MIE 11.8M
  • 33.2 on remaining work
  • OPC is complete
  • 50K remaining for close-out
  • Most recent added scope to enhance LUSI science
    program
  • Large Offset Monochromator for XPP
  • Focusing lens for CXI

6
Project Status (2)
  • Design Completion
  • XPP Instrument Design through FIDR
  • CD-3 Ready
  • CXI Instrument
  • FIDR held June 3
  • CD-3 Ready Now - Solid Instrument Configuration
  • XCS Instrument FIDR June 17
  • 90 CD-3 Ready Now - Instrument configuration is
    solid
  • Diagnostics and Common Optics Design
  • 90 CD-3 Ready Now
  • Harmonic Rejection Mirror PDR June 15
  • Controls and Data Acquisition
  • 100 CD-3 Ready Now
  • Inherited Designs from LCLS comprise many items

7
Project Status (3)
  • DOE-IPR Status Review Report from April Received
  • Responses have been prepared to the report
    recommendations
  • Preparing for the July 15, 2009 CD-3 Review
  • Held in Germantown
  • LUSI PM, Instrument Scientists and Controls Rep
    to travel
  • Working on the second part of the Baseline Change
    to incorporate ARRA effects into the baseline
  • Still need to incorporate two L2 milestones into
    schedule and adjust schedules appropriately
    (Waiting on TCCC)
  • First month of reporting on ARRA accounts has
    been completed
  • Some corrections are needed to the baseline
    These will be incorporated in May

8
April Status
9
Project Performance April Actuals
10
Project Performance
This will be reduced once XCS Early Science
detector is added
11
Critical Path(s)
  • Critical Path (CP) to CD-4
  • XPP Sample Goniometer System
  • Order Placed Est. Delivery March 31, 2010
  • Secondary XPP detector Est. Delivery
    December, 2009
  • CXI 1 Micron KB Mirror System
  • Order not placed Delivery 11 months ARO
  • XCS Detector System
  • Estimated Delivery December, 2011
  • Secondary - XCS Diffractometer System
  • Purchase Requisition Process Started Estimated
    Delivery December 2010

12
Procurements
  • LUSI using same co-located procurement cell as
    LCLS
  • Demand on SLAC Purchasing Dept. still high
  • LUSI Cell still supports LCLS
  • SLAC authority is 1M without DOE approval
  • Only 100K for foreign procurements
  • SLAC ARRA projects increasing demand
  • Meeting with Procurement on a daily basis

13
Project Risks and Mitigation
  • LUSI Follows the LCLS Risk Management Plan and
    uses the LCLS Risk Registry
  • LCLS Project Management Document 1.1-002
  • Risk Registry Updated May, 2009
  • Major Risks
  • Do something to cause loss or suspension of ARRA
    funds
  • Annual funding - Continuing Resolutions (Retired)
  • Foreign procurements Dollar fluctuation, sole
    source
  • Loss and/or availability of critical personnel
    (Exercised)
  • Ability to place procurements in a timely manner
  • CXI mirror delivery, performance
  • XPP, XCS Monochromator delivery, performance
  • XPP, XCS Detector delivery, performance

14
Lessons Learned
  • LUSI has reviewed the SNS Instrument Beamline
    Construction Lessons Learned Many items were
    already incorporated
  • System Integration
  • Design
  • Procurement
  • Scheduling
  • Construction
  • Project Management
  • LCLS has started a Beamline Lessons Learned
    Document
  • LUSI Lessons Learned
  • Procurements demand substantial resources
    Project and SLAC

15
Lessons Learned (1)
  • System Integration
  • Design Criteria In place and controlled for
    LUSI
  • Baseline Scope Review LUSI uses established
    LCLS procedures
  • Design Guide Could be developed
  • Naming Names established early
  • PID Not standard at SLAC
  • Radiation Shielding Configuration
  • CD-4 Parameters Drawing Key Performance
    Parameters
  • Subject Matter Experts involved early in design -
  • Integration of electrical systems Function of
    Controls
  • System Integration Review
  • Plan for Instrument Operation Early Scientists
    are already planning for operation
  • PPS Beam Sweep Plan early LCLS ops working on
    this
  • Plan for Shielding Configuration Control
  • Complete Shielding Early
  • Confirm As-built conditions early

16
Lessons Learned (2)
  • Design
  • Shielding
  • Keep SLAC RP involved Follow LCLS procedures
    One POC
  • Documentation
  • Dont wait for just in time delivery strains
    resources
  • Integration of PPS and non-PPS cabling - Controls
  • Mechanical Interferences
  • We are working on processes to minimize this
  • Vacuum Compatibility
  • LCLS standards exist
  • Ergonomic Features
  • Scientists and Engineers are very involved
    experienced
  • Motion Control Standards established by
    controls
  • Crane Design
  • Extra Vessel Penetrations Where possible

17
Lessons Learned (3)
  • Procurement
  • Involve Procurement Early
  • Advanced Procurement Plans
  • Also plan for advanced procurements in PEP
  • Scheduling
  • PPS and Detectors
  • Allow appropriate installation time
  • Component Delivery History
  • Huber goniometers
  • Motion Control Testing
  • Scientists working with controls

18
Lessons Learned (4)
  • Construction
  • Survey and Alignment
  • Involve Survey and Alignment early
  • Oxygen Deficiency (ODH) Detectors
  • Install when clean conditions exist
  • Project Management
  • Advance Procurement Approvals
  • Heavily used on LUSI
  • IRR Procedures and Approach to IRR
  • LCLS to generate for AMO LUSI will follow these
  • Project Close-out
  • Takes longer than expected
  • LCLS Photon Systems
  • Scope Definition and Tracking needs more
    attention
  • Affects interfaces Who is doing what

19
ARRA Milestones Look Ahead
  • May, 2009 - Advance Procurement Approval XCS
    DCO
  • Procurement Review held April 23, 2009
  • Final Report Received May 5, 2009
  • Responses complete
  • July, 2009 - Final Instrument Design Reviews for
    CXI XCS
  • June 3 CXI Completed
  • June 17 XCS Scheduled
  • August, 2009 - SC IPR of Revised Baseline CD-3
    Readiness
  • SC IPR for LUSI CD-3 planned for July 15
  • September, 2009 - ESAAB Approval of Revised
    Baseline and CD-3
  • October, 2009 - CD-3, Approve Start of
    Fabrication
  • December, 2010 - XPP Complete Instrument Ready
    for Science

20
April ARRA Status
21
Other ARRA Items
  • Procurements
  • Eleven ARRA procurements in various procurement
    stages
  • Staffing
  • LUSI hiring plan in place
  • Additional management support brought on
  • Technical Scope
  • XCS Early Science Milestone and plans for
    associated detector has been reviewed and
    approved by the Technical Configuration Control
    Committee

22
Schedule Advancement
  • XCS Early Science allows for a functioning XCS
    instrument one year earlier than original schedule

23
April Milestone Status
24
Summary
  • Substantial Project Completion is only 27 months
    away
  • LUSI needs CD-3 to utilize ARRA funds effectively
  • Procurements demand substantial staff attention
  • Making progress
  • Need to complete second Baseline Change to tie up
    loose ends in the schedule
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