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Mission Systems Overview2005 Institutional Investor Conference
March 24, 2005
Donald C. WinterPresident, Mission SystemsNorthrop Grumman Corporation
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Missile Systems
Command Control & Intelligence
Mission Systems
Technical and Management Services
A leading integrator of complex, mission-enabling systems2004 Sales – $4.95B18,000 employees in 50 states and in 23 countries1500 active contractsDeep, legacy domain expertise in priority, high-growth segmentsPremier provider of mission critical end-to-end solutions
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Mission Systems Leadership
Jerry AgeeJerry AgeeDeputy Sector PresidentDeputy Sector President
Donald WinterDonald WinterPresidentPresident
ProgramsProgramsDavid BarakatDavid Barakat
Planning &Planning &DevelopmentDevelopment
Larry EdelmanLarry Edelman
TechnologyTechnologyNeil SiegelNeil Siegel
Mission AssuranceMission Assurance& Six Sigma& Six SigmaLinda MillsLinda Mills
Washington OfficeWashington OfficeDarryl FraserDarryl Fraser
BusinessBusinessDevelopmentDevelopment& Resources& ResourcesSally Sullivan Sally Sullivan
HumanHumanResourcesResourcesRobert WatersRobert Waters
InformationInformationSystemsSystemsDiane MurrayDiane Murray
LegalLegalMarsha KlontzMarsha Klontz
BusinessBusinessManagement Management Steve MoviusSteve Movius
ICBM John Clay
ICBM John Clay Tactical Systems
Otto GuentherTactical SystemsOtto Guenther
Defense Mission SystemsBarry Rhine
Defense Mission SystemsBarry Rhine
Technical & Management Services
Technical & Management Services
Missile SystemsMissile SystemsCommand, Control
& IntelligenceCommand, Control
& Intelligence
Missile DefenseFrank MooreMissile DefenseFrank Moore
Enterprise ManagementServices
George Petteys
Enterprise ManagementServices
George Petteys
Information &Technical SolutionsPamela Sullivan
Information &Technical SolutionsPamela Sullivan
Kinetic Energy InterceptorsCraig Staresinich
Kinetic Energy InterceptorsCraig Staresinich
Intelligence SystemsDan Allen
Intelligence SystemsDan Allen
Surveillance & ReconnaissanceBob Pattishall
Surveillance & ReconnaissanceBob Pattishall
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Sustainable Growth and Improving Margins
Strong organic growthDifferentiated offeringsRobust pipeline
Improving marginTarget selectionContract bid and negotiationProgram performance and review
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Mission Systems ObjectivesDeliver long-term double-digit annual sales and margin growth with strong predictable cash flow
Overall StrategyBe a leading global system integrator of complex, mission-enabling systems
PrioritiesMeet our commitments
Pursue new business opportunities with vigor
Move forward with quality and process improvement initiatives
Strategic Direction
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Mission AssuranceMission AssuranceEnsure Complete Customer and User Satisfaction
Quality & Process Improvements
Process ImprovementsProcess Improvements95% of Organization CMM or CMMI Level 5Active Six Sigma Program
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Process Process EffectivenessEffectiveness
Dashboards for Enterprise Wide Managem
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Program Effectiveness
Mission Mission Assurance Assurance
Operations Effectiveness
Operations Effectiveness
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Quick Response Provider To War On Terrorism
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Rocket Based Interceptor SystemRocket Based Interceptor System
Perimeter security of critical mid east military facilitiesInstallation in 30-90 days
Force ProtectionForce Protection
90 day development and test programInstalled more then 1,200 systems for OIF forces
Blue Force TrackingBlue Force Tracking RollRoll--On/OffOn/Off--Beyond Line of Sight Beyond Line of Sight EnhancementEnhancement
Transportable data link for tanker aircraftCapability deployed 6 months following contract award
Defend troops in Iraq from mortar attack90 day development and test program
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Command Control & Intelligence Systems
Key ProgramsFBCB2 / Blue Force TrackingGlobal Combat Service SupportCommand Post Program
Expertise in signals and command & control
OpportunitiesForce ProtectionCounter Mortar System
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Defense Mission Systems
Tactical Systems
Surveillance & Reconnaissance
Intelligence Systems
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Designed to provide the U.S. Army, Joint and Allied Forces with Standard, Mobile, Digitized, and Fully Integrated Command Post Combat SystemsMajor Features:
Current Contract Value – $400M over 5 yearsFuture Growth Opportunities (Joint, National Guard, Foreign Military Sales, other) bring potential to >$1B
Command Post Platform Program
Mobile Modular Platform
Command Center System On-The-Move Situational Awareness
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Missile Systems
Key Programs ICBM Prime IntegrationGround-Based Midcourse DefenseJoint National Integration CenterKinetic Energy Interceptors
Strong systems engineering and integration capabilities
OpportunitiesJoint National Integration Center RecompeteICBM Evolution
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Kinetic Energy Interceptors
Missile Defense
ICBM Prime Integration
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Provides the Missile Defense Agency modeling, simulation, analysis, test and evaluation
Conducting joint and combined simulations, wargames, and exercises in support of the Ballistic Missile Defense System
Major Program Elements
Program Value - $900M+ inception to date
Contract in recompetition, award scheduled late CY-05
Joint National Integration Center
Modeling & Simulation
Operations Support Analysis, Integration and Test
Virtual Test Environment
Facility Support
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Technical & Management Services
Key ProgramsJoint Warfighting CenterSaudi Arabian National GuardApplication Support CentersDefense Travel System
Strength in joint training and modeling & simulation
OpportunitiesU.S. Army Linguists (INSCOM)Application Support Centers Recompete
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Enterprise Management Services
Information & Technical Solutions
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Joint Training
United States Joint United States Joint Forces CommandForces CommandAt the Center of Training Transformation and Joint Doctrine Development
Joint Task Force Joint Task Force Civil SupportCivil SupportNuclear, Chemical, Biological, Radiological Response Training and Exercise Support
US Special US Special Operations CommandOperations CommandTraining & Exercise Support
Joint Warfighting Joint Warfighting Center Center Training, Simulations and C3 Support for CONUS-Based Forces
Key to administration’s transformation objectives
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Organization Flexibility
2004 Sales by Business Area2004 Sales by Business Area 2004 Sales by Customer2004 Sales by Customer
Air Force32%
Air Force32%
Army14%
Army14%
Other DoD10%
Other DoD10%
Other U.S. Govt. Other U.S. Govt. 3%3%
Missile Missile DefenseDefense
10%10%
Tech & Mgmt
Services14%
Tech & Mgmt
Services14%
Command Control &
Intelligence60%
Command Control &
Intelligence60% Missile
Systems26%
Missile Systems
26%
Restricted17%
Restricted17%
Navy8%
Navy8%
Diversified Portfolio Mitigates risk associated with changing national prioritiesOnly 1 program (ICBM) exceeds 3% of sales
Efficient User of CapitalNet Property, Plant & Equipment: ~2% of salesNet Working Capital: ~1% of sales
Foreign Foreign MilitaryMilitary
2%2%
CommercialCommercial4%4%
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Summary
Focus on meeting / exceeding expectations for all commitments
Able to deliver fully integrated, technically differentiated end-to-end solutions
Viewed as a trusted partner, thought leader, and “go to” player
Confidence in our future during time of dynamic change