2017 Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Agenda • NASA and MSFC

Marshall Space Flight Center

Bob Devlin Deputy Director for Center Operations October 18, 2017 Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Agenda • NASA and MSFC

• Three Main Mission Areas

• MSFC and the Office of Center Operations and some other updates NASA has 10 Centers

Armstrong Flight Research Center Aerospace and Small Spacecraft Glenn Research Center Moffett Field, Calif. Aeronautics and Spacecraft Technology Cleveland, Ohio Goddard Space

Flight Center Santa Susana Field Science Missions and Telescopes Lab Greenbelt, Md. Former Test Site

NASA Headquarters Washington, D.C.

Langley Research Center Aviation and Space Research Hampton, Va. Jet Propulsion Laboratory Deep Space Robotic Rovers and Networks Pasadena, Calif. Kennedy Space Center Space Vehicle Launch and Landing Johnson Space Center Cape Canaveral, Fla. Human Space Flight Operations Houston, Texas Michoud Assembly Facility Marshall Space Stennis Space Center Large Vehicle Flight Center Vehicle Engine Testing Manufacturing Bay St. Louis, Miss. New Orleans, La. Marshall Space Flight Center is Integral to our Community 6,000 employees $7B economic impact

Nationwide impact of over 38,000 jobs

2nd largest employer Huntsville / Madison County

Fueling the Economy Three Main Mission Areas

Living and Working in Space

Traveling To and Through Space Understanding Our World and Beyond Traveling To and Through Space Space Launch System (SLS) America’s next human-rated heavy-lift rocket – safe, affordable, and sustainable for beyond Earth orbit exploration

Commercial Spaceflight Partnering for success –

sharing facilities and expertise

Research for the Future New fuels, new manufacturing and test methods, and advanced concepts

Launching SLS Supporting Affordable Testing Methane Engine In-space Cryogenic Deep Space in 2019 Commercial for Nuclear Fuel Testing Fuel Storage Concepts Spaceflight Prototypes Concept

6 The Space Launch System (SLS) Block 1- will fly EM1 around the moon in late 2019.

Launch Abort System (LAS) – Produced and tested at multiple sites

Multipurpurpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV)/Orion Capsule – Produced at Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF), Tests at multiple sites Orion Stage Adapter (OSA) – Tests at MSFC 4699 (completed) and Denver (Spacecraft Payload Integration and Evolution (SPIE)) Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage – Produced at United Launch Alliance (ULA), Tests at MSFC 4699 (completed) (SPIE) Launch Vehicle Stage Adapter LVSA)– Tested at MSFC 4699 (SPIE)

Liquid Oxygen (LOX) Tank – Produced at MAF, Structural Test at MSFC 4697

Intertank – Produced at MAF, Structural Test at MSFC 4619

Liquid Hydrogen (LH2) Tank – Produced at MAF, Solid Rocket Boosters are Structural Test at MSFC 4693 made and tested in Utah

Engine Section – Produced at MAF, Structural Test at MSFC 4619 (On-site, prepping for test)

10/17/2017 OCO Support to SLS for the Structural Tests

BARGE 4619

4693

MAF Redstone/MSFC

Stennis Space Center (SSC)

4697

Self propelled motorized transport (SPMT)

10/17/2017 Living and Working in Space

Lab Training Payload Operations ECLSS testing Microgravity ISS U.S. Destiny Complex Center at Marshall Science Glovebox Lab

9 Understanding Our World and Beyond

Studying Observing Exploring Our Solar Earth Our System Universe

Weather & Climate SERVIR Solar Dynamic Discovery & Chandra James Webb Monitoring Observatory New Frontiers Space Telescope

10 10 Office of Center Operations (OCO) (OCO)

RoyAnn Malone, McNair, DirectorDirector BobRobert Devlin, Devlin, Deputy Deputy Director Director www.nasa.gov 11 www.nasa.gov MSFC Organization Chart

MSFC Center Director: Todd May Deputy Center Director: Jody Singer Associate Center Director: Jonathan Pettus

Office of the Chief Office of Office of Office of Strategic Office of the Chief Office of Office of Office of Information Officer Human Capital Diversity & Analysis & Comm. Center Operations Financial Officer Procurement Chief Counsel (IS) (Marcus Lea) Equal Opportunity (CS) (Bill Hicks) (Steve Miley) (Audrey Robinson) (AS) (Neil Rodgers) (Loucious Hires) (Johnny Stephenson) (Roy Malone)

Space Launch Systems Science and Technology Human Exploration (SLS) (ST) Development and Ops (XP) (David Burns) (HP) (John Honeycutt) (Bobby Watkins)

Engineering Michoud Assembly Directorate Safety & Mission Facility (MAF) (ED) Assurance Directorate Office (Preston Jones) (Rick Burt) (Keith Hefner)

Spacecraft & Vehicle Instrument & Payload Propulsion Systems Test Systems Department Systems Department Department Laboratory Materials & Processes Laboratory (EM)

13 Office of Center Operations – AS01

Office of Center Operations AS01 Roy Malone/Director Bob Devlin/Deputy Director Resources Management and Patrick Rasco/Industrial Labor Relations Integration Allen Elliott/Santa Susanna Field Lab (SSFL) AS02 Melvin Scruggs

Environmental Logistics Services Engineering MAF Operations AS40 AS60 & Occupational Health Farley Davis AS10 Keith Savoy Ed Kiessling

Facilities Management Protective Services AS20 AS50 Jeff Brown Mike Wilson

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• Facility Operations • Environmental Management

-Demo/A&E - Ground and Soils Remediation -Historical Preservation

14 5-443159 Environmental Engineering & Occupational Health – AS10 Agency Responsibilities Environmental Compliance Restoration/Cleanups • Manage NASA principal center • Hazardous waste management for regulatory risk and analysis • Chemical management • MSFC Superfund communication. Identify and • Investigation and cleanup communicate regulatory driven • Wastewater/storm water risks. management • MAF Resource Conservation • Environmental assessments and Recover Act (RCRA) • Support environmental investigation and cleanup managers panel. • Air emissions management • Environmental training • SSFL RCRA investigation and cleanup • Audits/inspections • Green procurement • Natural and cultural resources • Toxic substances • Recycling

5-443159 15 Facilities Management – AS20

Facilities Planning Facilities Engineering Sustaining Facilities Real Property • • Configuration Control • Energy and Utility • Roads and Parking • Demolition Management • Geographical Information • Engineering Analysis • Systems (HVAC) Availability System (GIS) • Architectural/Engineering • Custodial Signage • Services • Grounds/Landscaping Master Planning • • Project Integration • Equipment Operations Historical/Cultural • • Cost Engineering • Outage Coordination Space Management • • Project Planning • Utility Control System and • Americans with Disabilities • Project Scheduling Building Automation Act • Project Management • Unscheduled Maintenance • Army Coordination • Construction • Scheduled Maintenance Leases • • Design • Operations De-ionized, • Enhanced Use Lease • Facilities Utilization Review Chilled Water, Steam, etc. • Memoranda of Agreement Committee (FURC) • Space Act Agreements

16 5-443159 Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) Operations –

AS60 • Facility Operation and • Logistics Maintenance Management -Shipping/Receiving -Transportation -Facility Projects oversight CoF/A&E -Property Management/Tracking Planning and Implementation -Floor Plan Layout -Port/Harbor • Environmental Management -Emergency Management Program -Remediation -Office Space Coordination -Permitting

• Site Services • Protective Services -Trash, Vending, Cafeteria Change Support -Security -New Directives -Update Directives • Health & Welfare Management -Medical Operation -Bloodborne Pathogens

17 5-443159 Some Other Updates….

5-443159 Redstone Arsenal Land Use

Commercial Office Family & Park Community

Marshall Space Administrative Flight Center

Hazardous Hazardous Operations Operations

38,125 acres…20 M ft2 of combined facility space… $6.7 B combined replacement value… MSFC Land Use

1,841 acres… 4.5 M ft2 of facility space… $2.2 B replacement value… 6,000 employees

Functional Zones

North & West EUL South Campus North Campus Exchange Development MWR LEED Natural State North & South Service Test R&D Support Some Other Updates…. • The Facilities Operations and Maintenance Support Services (FOMSS) Contract was awarded this summer as an 8 year contract

• The Synergy-Achieving Consolidated Operations and Maintenance Contract (SACOM) is in place at Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) and Stennis Space Center (SSC)

• The Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) II supporting MSFC, MAF, SSC, Johnson Space Center (JSC) and Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is currently being competed.

• We continue to use the ACOE MATOCs as needed. At last count, in the last five years, we had involvement with six ACOE offices: Mobile District, New Orleans District, Los Angeles District, Baltimore District, Memphis, Marine Design Center (Philadelphia)

21 Some Other Updates…. (Continued) • Over the next few years we will be working to get off cross country steam, and become more energy efficient.

• The Agency is holistically looking at how it does Facility services.

• We are also preparing to undergo a major Masterplan update that will target reductions in square footage, partnership, and our next generation of new buildings starting around 2022.

• There is a substantial environmental remediation effort that we are preparing for at SSFL. To get a better sense of this… look up the Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) preliminary Environmental Impact Report (PEIR)

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