BAMS Integrated Product Team Lead

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Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) Unmanned
Aircraft System (UAS) Program Overview
9 March 2006

• BAMS Integrated Product Team Lead
• NAVAIR, PMA 263

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BAMS Program Activities

• BAMS ORD approved (MAY 2004)
• ORD to CDD conversion through JCIDS
• Program Office engaged in technical risk
  reduction and MS B documentation preparation
• RFP release planned for Winter 2006
• MS B planned for Fall 2007
• Contract Award planned for Fall 2007

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BAMS UASProgram Description

• Persistent maritime Intelligence, Surveillance
  and Reconnaissance (ISR) UASintegral to the
  Navys airborne ISR recapitalization strategy
• Provides a persistent maritime Common Operational
  Picture
• Surface Warfare (SUW) during major combat
  operations
• Trip wire - Intelligence Preparation of the
  Environment
• Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) support element
• FORCEnet node
• Maritime Patrol Reconnaissance Force (MPRF)
  community
• MMA adjunct
• Leverage manpower, infrastructure and expertise

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Navy MPRF Recapitalization Strategy

• P-3 (AIP/BMUP)
• Broad area ASW
• ASUW
• ISR
• Strike force support
• Forward presence

• MMA
• Persistent ASW (core)
• ASUW
• ISR

• BAMS UAS
• Persistent ISR

• EP-3
• SIGINT (high capacity)
• Real time fusion
• Comms electronic attack
• Data links

• EP-3 Replacement
• Joint multi-INT

BAMS UAS alleviates MPRF persistent ISR tasking
allowing MMA and EP-3 to focus on core mission
set
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Integrated Maritime Patrol
Responsive Multi-Mission Robust Sensor Suite Cue
to Kill Onboard Fusion Large Weapons Payload
Persistent ISR Long Dwell Sensor Suite C4I
Network Node (FORCEnet) Combat Info from MCS Data
available to Intel Centers
SuW Kill
ASW Kill
Maintain Maritime COTP
ISR in support of IPE
FRP Tripwire
SuW Classifiy/ID
SuW Track
ASW Track
SuW Detect
ASW Search
Navy Maritime Patrol Missions
Transformational Mixed Force Effective ,
Efficient Mission Capability Tailored to the
Warfighters Requirements
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Requirements

• Key Performance Parameters
• Persistent Maritime ISR at Mission Radius for 24
  hrs
• 24 hrs for 7 days at 85 Effective Time on
  Station (ETOS)
• Minimum Air Vehicle Mission Radius of 2,000 nm
• Remains unchanged
• Land-based Level I-V Air Vehicle and Sensor
  Command Control
• Remains Unchanged
• Afloat Level II Payload Sensor Data Reception via
  Line of Sight
• Remains unchanged
• Interoperability
• Replaced with Net Ready
• Minimum Operational Availability of 0.6
• Increased to 0.7 _at_ IOTE and 0.8 _at_ IOC
• Maritime target standoff classification
  (classified)

Approved ORD values
Proposed CDD modification
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Notional BAMS Sensors

• Established capability requirements
• Detect, classify and identify maritime targets
• Detection and Classification - Maritime Radar
• Identification - EO/IR sensor
• Collaborative sensor Electronic Support
• Basic Communications Relay

Space, weight, and power (SWAP) provisions to
address future spirals for SIGINT and a more
robust comms relay
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Baseline BAMS UAS ConceptORD Mission Radius
IOC One forward based unit with sufficient
assets, technical data, training
systems, and enough spares and support equipment
to support one persistent ISR
orbit FOC Full operating capability supports
continuous orbits for worldwide access
from five simultaneous theaters
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BAMS CONOPS

• Integrated with Maritime Patrol Reconnaissance
  Forces
• Mission Control System (MCS)
• - Each orbit maintained by a primary MCS for
  mission execution, aircraft control sensor
  employment
• - First pass analysis of sensor data
• - Dissemination of data to tactical users
• - UAS and MMA Operators collocated in theater of
  operations
• - Uses Low Bandwidth High Bandwidth Links
• - Supports multiple Unmanned Aircraft in flight
  simultaneously

In-Theater Mission Control Systems improve
Situational Awareness, Operational Synergy and
overall Warfighter effectiveness
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PUMASPersistent Unmanned Maritime Airborne
Surveillance
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Persistent Unmanned Maritime Airborne
Surveillance Broad Agency Announcement
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BAA Objectives

• Engage Industry
• Informs industry of Government goals for
  Battlespace Networking
• Conducts market survey to enhance requirements
  definition
• Gains insight into industry current state of
  technology and research
• Improves Governments ability to conduct informed
  cost, schedule, performance, and risk trades

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Proposed Maritime ISR OV-1
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PUMAS Scope
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PUMAS Execution

• Four contracts awarded in August 2005
• Boeing
• General Dynamics
• Lockheed Martin
• Northrop Grumman
• Five month period of performance
• Completed January 2006
• Approximately 1M value
• Priced Option (Phase II) exercised in January
  2006
• Lockheed Martin
• Northrop Grumman
• Seven month period of performance
• Approximate 3M value

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PUMAS RESULTS

• PUMAS Phase 1 Results
• Mission Analysis
• Review/Feedback of the BAMS UAS draft CDD
• Persistence is a function of speed, endurance,
  reliability and attrition
• Weather can be a stressing factor for
  identification
• Architecture and systems engineering
• Significant contribution to BAMS UAS architecture
  development
• PUMAS Phase 2 (precursor)
• Technical Baseline
• Various air vehicle solutions
• High Altitude, Long Endurance (HALE)
• Medium Altitude, Long Endurance (MALE)
• Two tiered approach using expendable UAVs for
  identification
• HALE/MALE combination
• Unmanning a manned aircraft

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Maritime FoS ISR Capabilities Assessment
Excellent
Good
Acceptable
Goal FoS thats blue in all domains
TEMPORAL 24Hours Weeks Persistence
SPECTRAL Robust Day-Night, All-Wx, Multi-INT
BAMS TEMPORAL 24 Hr Endurance 1-Week to
1-Month Persistence SPECTRAL Robust Multi-INT lt
MMA/EP-3 SPATIAL 360o
SPATIAL 360o Coverage
EP-3, MMA TEMPORAL 8 -11 Hr Endurance
Few Days to 1-Week Persistence SPECTRAL Robust
Multi-INT SPATIAL EW 360o, Radar 120o
TACAIR, UCAS TEMPORAL 1-8 Hr Endurance
Few Days to 1-Week Persistence SPECTRAL
Multi-INT SPATIAL EW 360o, Radar 60o
Day Night All Weather
MH-60 / Fire Scout TEMPORAL 1-7 Hr Endurance
Few Days to 1-Week Persistence SPECTRAL
Multi-INT Spatial Coverage 360o
Sea Surface Targets

• ESG, SAG
• TEMPORAL 24Hr Weeks Persistence
• SPECTRAL Robust Air/ Sea Surv. Capability
• SPATIAL 360o, Horizon Limited Coverage

Stationary Land Targets
Moving Land Targets
Communication Signals
Surface to Air Missiles (SAMS)
Radar Signals
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To be clear

• PUMAS Phase II
• Is NOT a down-select for BAMS
• PUMAS is a study BAMS is a program
• PUMAS informs BAMS
• PUMAS informs many other UAS and ISR FoS

BAMS SDD contract will be awarded via a FULL AND
OPEN COMPETITION
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BAMS Schedule to MS B
FY08
FY06
FY05
FY07
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Aug
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Acquisition Milestones Reviews
MS B
ASR
CDD PUMAS RFP Development Proposal prep /
Source Selection
CDD Review
CDD SIGNATURE
KMDS
PH. 2
PH. 1
SDD CONTRACT AWARD
TCM
TCM
TCM
TCM
TCM
TCM
TCM
RFP RELEASE
DRAFT RFP
AWARD
PROP DUE
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Road Ahead for BAMS

• Proposed Industry Day during Summer 2006
• Post Draft RFP during Fall 2006
• Release Final RFP during Winter 2006
• Conduct Full Open competition during
  Spring/Summer 2007 for BAMS SDD contract
• Deliver Persistent Maritime ISR capability to the
  Fleet in FY13

BAMS Program is healthy and on track!
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