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VISION: To be recognized as the global leader in militarized, innovative, affordable commercial-based naval acquisition

U.S. NavyBoats & Combatant Craft

Service Craft & Seaborne Targets

Foreign Military Sales

Partnering with Industry to Deliver Product Excellence to the Fleet

The International WorkBoat Show, December 2019

PMS325 Support Ships, Boats, and CraftProgram Executive Office, Ships

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Programs

People- 9 Divisions, 73 Civilians, 0 Military

– 1 ACAT IC

– 4 ACAT III

– 1 ACAT IV

– 30 Non-ACAT

– 115+ FMS Cases

– Future Shipbuilding:

• T-AGOS(X)

• T-ARC(X)

• 150+ Acquisition Programs

Products~85 Types of Ships, Boats, and Craft

6 Product Line Divisions:-Auxiliary Ships (D)

-Foreign Military Sales (F)

-Boats & Combatant Craft (G)

-Special Mission Ships (Q)

-Service Craft & Seaborne Targets (T)

- Integrated Undersea Surveillance Systems (U)

2 Support Divisions:- ILS (L)

- BFM (P)

PM/Operations (B): - DPM

- Systems Integration

- Operations Manager

- EA

PMS325 Overview

325D – Auxiliary Ships

325F – Foreign Military Sales

325G – Boats and Combatant Craft

325T – Service Craft and Seaborne Targets

325Q – Special Mission Ships

325U – Integrated Undersea Surveillance Systems (U)

• FY19 Milestone Summary − 51 new contract orders/awards/actions

− 124 vessels delivered

We deliver 2 – 4 vessels per week,

every week of the year,

to the U.S. Navy and Allied fleet


PMS325 Organization Overview

Program Manager

M. Kosar

325

Deputy Program Manager

T. Roberts

325BExec Asst

Systems Integration

PAPM

Operations Mgr

6 = ACAT Programs

2 = Pre-ACAT Programs

= In Service Support

MST

YRBM(X)

YT & YTL

T-AGS 67

ACAT III

T-ATS

ACAT III

NOAA AGOR

Variant (NAV)

ACAT III equiv.

T-AO 205

ACAT IC

LCM

EOD/UCT

MK VI PB

CNIC

FFC

OCF

40PB

ACAT III

NECC

Boats & Combatant Craft

PAPM 325G

Foreign Military Sales

PAPM 325F

Follow-on

Tech Support

115+ Cases

Auxiliary Ships

PAPM 325D

Special Mission Ships

PAPM 325Q

YON & YWO

SC LCM

USNA LCM

HSMST

Targets

YP SLEP

Training

Craft

AFDM(X)

APL(S)

ACAT IV

Service

Craft

Service Craft/Targets

PAPM 325TIUSS

PAPM 325U

T-AGOS(X)

Pre-ACAT

T-ARC(X)

Pre-ACAT

Logistics

PAPM 325L

Auxiliary

Ships

FMS

Boats &

Craft

Special

Mission Ships

Service

Craft

Matrix Support

Financial

PAPM 325P

Auxiliary

Ships

FMS

Boats &

Craft

Special

Mission Ships

Service

Craft

Matrix Support


PMS325F

Foreign Military Sales (FMS)

• Cases primarily include sales of Boats, Craft, Equipment, Facility Upgrades, Mobile

Repair Teams, and Follow-On Technical Support services

• Current Key Acquisition Programs:

‒ 35m Patrol Boats

‒ Near Coastal Patrol Vessel

‒ Combatant Craft Medium (CCM)

‒ 28m Coastal Patrol Craft Production Kits

‒ Surface Combatant Support

‒ Used Emergency Towing Vessel

‒ EDA MKV SOC transfers

‒ Response Boat Medium

‒ 11m NSW RIBs

‒ 38ft Fast Attack Boats

‒ 9m RIBs

‒ 11m NSW RIBs

‒ SURCs

‒ 38ft Patrol Boats

‒ Multi-Mission Interceptors

‒ 7m RIBs

• Potential New Cases

‒ 35m Patrol Boats Co-

Production

‒ Combatant Craft Medium

(CCM)

‒ Response Boat Medium

‒ Apostle Patrol Boats

‒ 200mt Mobile Boat Hoist

‒ 45ft Patrol Boat

‒ MK VI Patrol Boat

We act as the customer’s

agent to acquire boats and

support equipment

CCM

MK VI

NSW RIB

NCPV


FY20 PMS325F

Competitive Procurement Outlook

Significant LORs Notified, LOA in Development

1. 38ft Patrol Boats – QTY 2

2. 42-45ft Patrol Boats – QTY 2

3. 42-45ft Patrol Boats – QTY 4

4. SURC – QTY 6

Notes: (1) The above summary represents planned procurements for PMS325 but is not a guarantee or commitment to Industry(2) Procurement may be “Small Business Set Aside”(3) Above does not outline any boat requirements being conducted under International Agreement (FAR 6-302-4)


OSV WB-M

Harbor Security PB 7m RIB

Dive Boat 11m RIB

11M Expeditionary RIB

w/MK18OSR Utility Boat

40PB EOD MERC

• Boats & Combatant Craft acquisition; and, Life Cycle Management

(LCM) services to NECC, USFF, CNIC, NSW, and Other Customer

Enterprises (e.g., NAVO, NAVFAC, NUWC, Army, USMC)

• Typical missions includes: High Value Unit escort; AT/FP operations;

SAR; Maritime Interdiction/VBSS; personnel/cargo transport;

environmental control; and, ship/submarine repair & maintenance

• Current Programs: – NECC: 40’PB (ACAT III), Expeditionary 11M RIB, EOD Multi-Use Expeditionary

Response Craft (EOD MERC), LCM/ISEA Support for Patrol Boat and EOD

RIBs/Craft

– USFF: Ships 7m & 11m RIB’s, 60’ Dive Support Boats (DSB), 65’ Dive Boat

(with Crane)

– CNIC: Harbor Security Boats, Workboats, Oil Spill Response Boats, Utility

Dive Boats

– NSW: 11M NSW RIBs, 8M & 11M SSC (Training)

– NAVO: Fleet Survey Team Workboat

– USFF, NAVFAC, NUWC: Offshore Supply Vessels & Training Support Vessels

PMS325G

Boats & Combatant Craft


Notes: (1) PMS325 planned procurements are not a guarantee or commitment to Industry(2) 65’ Dive Boat, SPAWAR Marine Mammal are not IDIQ Contracts(3) Small Business Set Asides Planned

Summary: Fifteen (15) Upcoming Procurements

FY20• Force Protection (FP) Medium

• 65’ Dive Boat

• 7m RIB

• SPAWAR Marine Mammal

• 8m & 11m Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Swimmer Support Craft (SSC)

• FP Large

FY21• 40PB IDIQ (ACAT III)

• 60’ Dive Boat

• FP Small & Large

• OSR Utility Boat / Boom Platform

• Workboat Pusher

• Workboat Medium

• Workboat Docking

FY22• EOD MERC

• OSR Skimmer

FY20-22 PMS325G



APL(S)

YT

YWO

HSMST

YP SLEP

PMS325T

Service Craft and Seaborne Targets

• Service Craft are utilitarian craft not classified as ships or boats providing services

to the Fleet in harbors, ports and at sea

• Service craft are in the Naval Vessel Register; inventory transactions formally

approved by OPNAV/DASN Ships

• Over 35 types of Service Craft with a total of 366 in service throughout the world

with an average age of 40 years old

• Seaborne Targets are used to support weapon systems test and evaluation and

Fleet training

• In-Service support includes Inventory Management, Planning Yard services, YP

SLEP program, and USNA LCM

• Current programs include:

‒ AFDM(X) Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock Medium (1)

‒ APL(S) Berthing Barge (12)

‒ HSMST High Speed Maneuvering Surface Target (160)

‒ HSMST-s HSMST - Streamlined Variant (56)

‒ MST Mobile Ship Target (1)

‒ YC/YFN Utility Barge (12)

‒ YON, YWO Fuel Oil Barge (12), Waste Oil Barge (9)

‒ YP 676 Class Service Life Extension Program (SLEP) (12)

‒ YRBM(X) Yard Repair Berthing and Messing Barge (5)

‒ YT Harbor Tugboat (6)

‒ YTL Small Harbor Tugboat (2)


Notes: (1) The above summary represents planned procurements for PMS325 but is not a guarantee or commitment to Industry(2) All of these procurements are planned as Small Business Set Asides

Summary: Five (5) Upcoming Procurements

1. YON Fuel Oil Barge and YWO Waste Oil Barge― Non-self-propelled steel liquid cargo barges built to ABS Rules

― YON will be designed with a capacity of ~6,900 barrels (~289,800 gallons) and will have an on-board cargo pump

― YWO will be designed with a capacity of ~3,500 barrels (~147,000 gallons) and will not have an on-board cargo pump

2. Utility Barges – YC/YFN― Nominal 110’ non-self-propelled utility barges built to ABS Rules

3. Yard Repair Berthing and Messing Barge Replacement – YRBM(X)― Nominal 152’ x 50’ berthing and messing barge built to ABS Guide for Accommodation Barges

4. Mobile Ship Target – MST― Nominal 265’ x 26’ self-propelled target ship with maximum sustained speed of 12 knots

5. Auxiliary Floating Dry Dock Medium Replacement - AFDM(X)― Floating dry dock to support maintenance availabilities for CG 47, DDG 51, LCS, LSD 41/49, CG 47, SSN 688, and SSN

774 class ships.

FY20 - FY21 PMS325T



How Industry Can Help:

• Boat Design Solutions that Lower Total

Ownership Costs & Maintenance

• Understand RFP Requirements

• Technical Data Package (TDP) Development

– Provide complete and correct drawings

(i.e. should match as built)

– Provide all OEM & Test certifications

– Provide TDP’s IAW with contract timeline

• Pre-Delivery Inspection and Trials (PDIT)

– Install equipment in accordance with

OEM or contract requirements

– Properly label systems and equipment

• Participate in Market Research & Request For

Information (RFI) initiatives, Industry Days

Ongoing Acquisition Process Review:

• Acquisition Strategy & Approach

• Logistics, Warranty, Parts Support

• Contract Requirements & Clauses

• Cybersecurity Requirements

• Technical Specifications

• Source Selection & Award

• Test, Evaluation, Acceptance, and Delivery

• Financial Capability Assessment

• Industrial Base Growth & Sustainment

Feedback From Industry Desired

Discussion

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