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AD-A099 028 DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF RESEARCH 0EV AND ACQUISITION (A--ETC F/e 5/I
JAN 81DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE JUSTIFICATION OF ESTIMATES FOR FISC-ETC(U)
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Liepartment of the Air Force, Justification of Final Report FY 82Estimates for Fiscal Year 1981 submitted to
Congress January 1981. Research, Development, Test 6. PERFORMING ORG. REPORT NUMBER
and Evaluation, Air Force. _None _7AUTHOR(.) i8. CONTRACT OR GRANT NUMBER(-)
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HQ USF/ACBAREA & WORK UNIT NUMBERS
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HQ USAF/ RDXN January 1981
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1 COMPONENT 2 DATE
Air Fbrce FY 19L__ RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA Jmiu~rv imi
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLELincoln Laboratoryinc ln [,I o at ryBuilding 1302B - Addit i ,!Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts I
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SOOO
63431F 2028 490.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U/M QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Satellite Control Center 490
10 )ESCRIPTTON OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Cons-ruct an additional 5400 square-foot room on the roof ofBuilding 1302B, including partitions, heating, ventiLatino andair conditioning system, lighting, test and control areas,office and laboratory areas.
PROJECT: Lincoln Laboratory is assisting the Tri-Service com-munity and the Defense Communications Agency in determiningthe architecture for militarv satellite communications systemsAs a Part of this effort, the Laboratorv is conducting asatellite technology program in the "high risk" technicalareas - primarily on-board satellite processing and adantiveantenna nulling.
REQUIREMENT: The General Purpose Satellite CommunicationsSvstem will be more complex than the present LES 8/9 satel-lites and will require an onerating area in close nroximitv tothe operating antennas.
#qEVO,,S OTO6NS MAY @F uSO 1NYRAN LOD D 113 91 UNT (XHAUSTEO PAGI 100
COMPONENT 2 DATE
Air F.,rce FY 1981 RLT&1. PROJECT DATI\tr
-I'' A, LATiO A P LOCATIO. 4 PROJECT TI7>E
Lincoln Lahoratorv Bld, 1312L - AdditiontriscL r' AP-, Xt\ Lincoln LaboratorySPR'OL,HA ELEME NT 6 CATEGORy CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST ISOOOI
6325)F 649L 490.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
OEM UM QUANTV uNIT COST COST(SOW0
- Laboratorv Space 13,692 490sq ft(gross)
lo DESCRIPTIO2. OF PROPOSED INSTALLAT-O(Y
Construct a 13 ,692 square foot addition to the existing"Building. 13121,, including heating, ventilation and air condi-tionin,, svstem, lighting., and laboratory areas.
REQUIREY-:;T: During the past few vears, Lincoln Laboratoryhas experienced a shortage of space to adequately house re-search personnel working on Department of Defense sponsoredPrograms. In order to provide the required space, it has beennecessary to acquire 25 trailers. The existing building has a13.602 square foot onen area between two completed wings which%,ill be enclosed. There will be economics in constructioncosts since only one exterior wall and roofing will be re-quired to complete the enclosure. Calculations indicate that
- the energy consumption by occupancy of the building additionwill be 124,600 kwh per year less than the energy required forequivalent trailer space.
D , oD 1391 A, 'I, PAGE In
I COMPONENT 2 DATE
Air Force FY 1982 RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
Washington & Somerset County, Maine COJIS 0TH-B RADAR FACILITIES
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO001
12417F 141-000 ES-82-C05 4,500.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM u'M QUANTITY UNIT COST COST, ISO01
Transmitter, Receiver and OperationalFacilities LS 4,500
1o DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED LNSTAUlATION
7ransmitter, receiver and operations buildings and antenna foundation tobe designed and built using rdern methods, materials, and constructiontechnology to provide an economical and functional facility for the ex-perimental radar svstem. These facilities will be used for the acquisitiorof svstems performance test data.
PROJECT: This project will provide technical facilities in support of aFull Scale Development (FSD) Over-The-Horizon Backscatter (OTH-B) RadarSystem.
REUT RIR~a1T: ead:Quarters USAF direction authorized the nroprarrT-Rof an OI-B Radar System for detection, tracking, and identification ofboTber attack on the (ONUS. The system will provide initial surveillanceover a nominal 600 sector of azimuth and from approximately 500 to over1800 >, range from the OONUS location.
CIMOU SITUATION: Present warning systen in the CONUS provide insuffi-cient coverage and range for desired early detection of bcber attack.
T'2PACT IF IJ)T PROVIDED: The existing Experimental Radar Svstm (ERS)cannot be modified to-provide an increased capabilitv and meet onerationalrequirements as presently envisioned and directed.
D O 1 '0 1 ' q ~~~PRVIOUS EDITIONS MAY Of U.SE 0 ,NTE RA . L~ Y,1 9 ,T ... o.o ,,D D I j "i 1 9 1 UN ...AUS.lO PlGI I 40
I COMPSTN ESTIM "ATES _ _ _ _ _ ___
3M INT LLTO ANDTIT LONIT0 COS CROECST
OHeriz -h FF.NAN (Arepuls o ioeriz Componen rvea
nenent~ ~ RAiriri Airciit 20018t; l)
5ie es PROGRt ELE EN 6 CATGORY COE r7' RECT NUBE 8n- OJECT CS 1000)
qup1en I: ii-ihe I Q7 -)82f,79
MFIYI'AL th e er trp li, 1,.it 6,729.v
Minoertinlsnre c ins1trlI lot,) I.S (Noe rnpr rntelmei
tRrtnf Euipment- iA(2) is Sm ineo-m ar 4te24.0)rReea
A.qi mcitY Mlerni~l .S 5t ,e 6r5gik
Pi)CF ne e in eer gn the Ier vspu ss i.. n im ~tr 1 CilpnetReeac
AOr Fa ii~l ty in 1 upr efl Re1is 073.0e pnntC ss62fr ub
oe nT e ( pipFneq inie t.r e iijj(2 c . r1 i i vL~~l , 1t "nder o f th MM Ten ceinp r seAir sysil te by reiiing enhacedrapbi tvtOihtonem. rmrs
i-ers .i,:r replaore nt of the Aer ProepulsiteJ-hrs.ltiVs, COpCinO rer-
ler-;, .ind ;witch gear tor systelM de'sign mp<ipt ibilitv. Enlarge rentrolreeom by approximatelv 200 square' fee(t .1ini in.;tahll apprexiinotelv U oZ f.!,(!ergr-lund vci rtricnal A istribuio n diurtwork
RF*)FIRFMIENT: Fe provide a modern, 11)d i bie,.ii min~tinab e CenpOTeentsrhAir Fwir itv, which effic§ient lv Whi I .'ws nh i eoee f 4 veri I Air
Fore developrnentalI eb jer tives in Fm n ~i ie, Rmrjet :1011 Fuel.' Tc-rh-en ( 1 , me (s . PThese dCvejlpmenrotl eb le tives i nr Iide Re.se:irrh mi Develepmnent
ot 'rbime .inif R.-miet remponert, sis, well, is- thie devellopment of the uinder-i;tT ing-1 of Comhist ienl Pheene .ini velennt ot Air Ferce e
D D '0F'171391 Cl.) fI)
I COMPONENT 2 DATE
Air Force FY 1929 RDT& FI-.nurLITIES PROJECT DATA Lnuarv 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
Wr i ht-P t trs on AiB, O i DI Install Co mputer Eq uipmentFlight Control l.iboratorv
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (S00012201 F N/A FQ 80-()15 $106.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM u M OUANTITV UNIT COST COST(SOOG I
Equipment Installaition Cost 10]1.5.1. Scondarv Vlectrical IWork I.S (97.9b ). lo iment irI- CO Iitini i .ipp ort IS (3.6
N move xistij . tquiF mSt 5
Computer FIuipment Cost (Non d) (6,581
. Now Comput r Equipme t I S (2, 30 2.fb. Va at ion o 7 RelocIted E"(Iipment 1.T (t4,279.7
D[,sign Costs (Non .Idd) 1.8 (8.1
0 I)EK('RIPTION OF PROPOSFl) I ~STAB].ATION
PFtO]I.CT: .Iodi-v thw ccond.lrv (,IIotri il s\stem hoctweo4n tto txi st n4ltt I o-, ,rmer Ind t 11 ) ZI. t (I -r ti i IIt.1 oIt t o 1 1 I tn t Id ton tl, x iSt 1114 co m -"lt or lock looit ,d in ,oom 2 1, Bldg 145, Area I], Wri,1lt-Pdttorson E\I-B,
jill. This compilter eqiliipment is in ,upport of Flioht Control Rseoorclh.Wd Dovol opmont work 1(0ini performed bv the Air Force '%ri ght .. eronitt ical!li ,,roitor, - ': i: ht D)vn.l-.ics Ili ,rl torv.
R!)I RIFMINT: In. t illt in t' now oomptcr L (ll oirmnt ond relocIt ion of ex-i t i n 7<: ,:: ter L (i n,,t requirs II comp11l et 0 Mo)d if i t i n 0 ot- tIo h0 1lz
. H1 A4( C. t rlo tritl ristr 1t i ti I sv'st:ms. 'i) oxistin0 eleCtrial11 n i -t01m ill the m 001 lt, r rot' ,m must he tIpgrolded. Additional lec-
tric.l olitlts mu st be proyvidod It eiich computer for use of lab test equip- po
:-,-nt. A .,lltom.It i C omOrc ln lv shlit down ysttem must ho i nstl I I ed on the con-; et r , ;,,r1im nt . TheI, I ccI r ,r i I mod if ioot i on wo rk vnis t be o011 lot Od priort '' t 11A t t i me .
(I ;RNI S[Il'AIN: Tho otxiting TAMARS computer suppoirt system, locoted'I'l tT ,',11 lt,,r I- l k , wiII rom,i in Un hlnIIliCd. The exist ing orounding svs-
t,,m d the 1 ,:Xi ' t i o1 V t ril dnist teihntm tinder tie computerr ,1re in, ., tIlli h .01 ,1 II t ho new comptor equlipmllent and tho rLo-
t ( mlin I ,,,1(1iromont . t M Xe t, istini 'OmpIlter deck doeS tnot hove on,1,!,'Ill 1:1 t 111:71, t ' I Ct r i ciI I nIt I t s or t ho uIo of lib test oqIi pmelt
f . ,xi .I i 4 i r - lld i t i ll ,4 'n te slp ll r-t ing t he complt or room tqu ip-
i,! l, I 4 u rt 0t, nTew co>mp to r ,,(pIi pmen with mI i nor mod i f i -
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COMPONENT 1902 DATE
Air Force FY&- FACTTITTES) P2O0JECT DATA Jainuairv 198]
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROjECT TITLE
!tM ARDS AFB, C AL IFORN IA I NSTALL FIL M PROCESSING EQU'I P.
~PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 RJC UBR 8 PROJECT COST $000O)
'S7 1.1.'1- N13 790536 (R-I1 98.4
r OS ESTIMATES
TEM u M OUJANriI'y UNIT COST COST
k qI I Im t I Is t I. I at i o I 1 98.4
Altor F il Pn'rocess ing Area (Non idd) (96.4)
A-F los iitl oos 5Non Idd) (11
!,Itli pmeiit ( Non AL11d
New (204.4)F x is t i In1 (279. 7)
k) DF'ScR IPiT112 IOl i'Roi'05iF 1NSI',AiLATIO0N
AlIt o r rotInS Alnd tit i Ii t v serv i ct in1 biti Id(Ii lg to ao t three now f ilm pro-nos' i lc w ith 11 lo0i jo I 111i X i i.t I- i hilt i~ll, h) 1050I11 t lOLl1Iat i Ott m
SiR 'M %'L V0I 1OO VXI svo i 'S . 11ov V ox)s 1-1) it s gn fIl I I i It", with1oII I '1 111th li pclit .In1d i nst I II t ilree flotW machI iltOs . Ins til I noew flooring,
iitiI noew drop cei I ing wi tiih oiern i Ilt Alld A111lV \'iT1'i coveringcto) ittoriorl %,I,] 1s. hspro joilt wi Ii hob ANF. designod.
P C I I I R : io 1" ro i L1 .ItOij iI1t 1),jlo I''Ald 11t i I i t i t'. to 1) r~t noewVt,1 I0 uTW '51 11 v thu i m t . t F-- velt tlltit Ilqiii i'llut ChiIittt.
hl i ll 110 t i l t uto x i s lli't l t -1 0 tr t '' tl to ffo tt~ t 0 ii e i n d t o rkt i.111 t e ll re ti ni itI ~n i t i ng- s s oI o tr o, 0tIit' :it er
1 (VI K iFN'I* A 1)T )'i t-I V .o'C' 111d1 ,0111 i ourcdtI 1 i Ii itv i s v e q iiredi t o
pr, 's i if v .o 'L' n kIId I It i Ii it ios' are' re'i(I Ii r ed to I l repI Ie t lhe lit dalt ed equlli p-lIlt . 1'x is't if) tal f'c litio, I 'S Ire ln'dt'ij113te. il lit 1 0 ld olp.1hi litv to ;I,--1"Ilhlt e t lk lie itw I i Iu rn utt i fig e I'j I I'Intu11t
D DIcOF(7? 71391APG00
I COMPONENT 2 ATE
Air Fo rceL FY 19I RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DI~TA .Tanuarv 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCAI ION 4 PROJECT TITLEKIRTANDAFB NE MEICOTEMPORARY EXPANSIJONK! R~AND FB, EW MXICOSANDIA OPTICAL. RANGE
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST ISOOO)
63605F 310-XXX KLI) 113-0 2,5S76.0
9 COST ESTIMATES__________
ITLM U M OUANTIT'V UNIT COST COSTIS000
A. MATERI ALS AND) SPECIAL MODI FICATIONS1 . VI PER SITE-SPECIAL MOD. & INSTALL. I'S 113"I. FLUID1 SUPPLY SYSTEM I'S 1,.4973. 350 METER SITE- 1L5 80
F' .IACILITY, CONTROL & SAFETY SYSTEM I'S 2985. ENGINEERING & ANALYSIS AREA 1'S 301)6. Sf-COND DESTI NATION CHARG;ES I'S 28S
B. SU'RP'LUS AIR FORCE MATERIALS1 . SURPLUS MATERIALS FROM EDWARDS AFB I'S (2, 169)
2SURPLI'S, MATERIALS FROM AFOC 15(8, 470)(10,*634
C. U.NFUNDED COSTI SURPLUS NON AIR FORCE MATERIALS 1'S (1 ,007)2.RDT&E EQUIPMENT INSTAL.LATI ON I'S ( 707)
3. 1) ES IG(N I'S (174)cyc
D . EXCLUDED) COST - RDT&E EQUIP I'S (10,480)
F. BUILDING ADDIT1ONS/MODIFICATION(Noni Add) _______1(557)
10. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Temporary R&D equipment installation at Sandia Optical Range (SOB) for an18-month test program: (1) Instaill the Variable Intensity Pulsed EffectsResearch Laser (VIPER) into existing Bldg 66001-, (2) Install the Air ForceLaser TI (AFL) into the existing Bldg 66042; (3) Modify and expand thle S0KFuel Farm and Control thle safety' functions,;, (4) rInstall an Air Flow Simu-lator (AFS) at the 350 Meter Site; and (5) Erect a temporary structureto house the Envi ronmentail Test Simulator (ET,).
PROJECT: Install two new l asers, upgrade fuel farm and control and safetyfunct ions, install an air flow simulator and erect a temporary structurefor the ETS.
RE1UI I E NT : There is aI lack of data on the interact ion of high energvpulsed laser beams w ith specific targets-. The new VI PER laser will providtdat a to determine thesev effects. In add it ion, dat a on long-run time con-t inuou-. wave laser effects is not available. The AFL 11 will provide thisdaita for extended run tfines and this data will he used to det ermine thelevel of hardening necessary to protect US, svstems and satellites againsthigh energy lasers, (HEL).
The project on the remote SOB is intended to provide a Laser Vulner-ability and Effec'ts Te!;t capability containing two separate lasers designedto preovide da1ta 1On the oper t ion of sa tellit es and missiles in the HL!environment.
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Air Force FY 19-P RDT&F FACILITIES PROJECT DATA January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PPOJECT TITLE6585th TG SEISMICALLY STABLE PLATFOKMHOLLOMAN AFB, NEW MEXICO PROTOTYPE (BLDG 1256)
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SOQ0O
65807F 310-944 HO 78-0202 159.6
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U'M QUANTITY UNIT COST COSTI (SOOO
A. Seismically Stable Platform (Prototype)1. Seismic Mass LS (70.0)2. Active Isolation System LS (30.0)3. Reaction Mass LS (52.0)
TOTAL 152.0Contingency - 51' 7.6
TOTAL 159.6
B. Equipment (Non add)1. Active Control Hardware LS (30.0)2. Tiltmeters LS (20.0)3. Accelerometers LS (40.0)
C. Design (Non-add) LS (30.0)
10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Design and install a prototype seismically stable platform which is to in-elude a reinforced concrete seismic mass, a Pneumatic Isolator/DampeningActive Control System and a reaction mass of some visco elastic material.
PROJECT: This project is a prototype for active controlled stable plat-forms of the future. Data derived from this system will establish thebasis for future advancements in laboratory testing of aircraft and proto-type is a key element in the FY 82 MCP Project Precision Guidance TestFacility (PGTF). The seismically stable platform is a scaled-down versionof an active control system designed in 1975 during a feasibility studyfor PGTF.
REQUIREMENT: The design goal for the seismically stable platform is toobtain accuracies of 10-8 g's in the frequency band DC to 100 Hz. Thisaccuracy goal is required to test advanced inertial guidance componentssuch as the MX Missiles Specific Force Integrating Receiver (SFIR) Accel-erometers and Third Generation Gyros. Data derived from this system willestablish the basis for future advancements in laboratory testing of air-craft and missile inertial guidance systems and components. Once this fa-cility modification is completed, the engineering tests will obtain dataon how well earth tilts are taken out by the active control system. Thesecond engineering answer required is to determine the transfer function,in the DC-100 Hz region, from the test pier to the top of the active con-trol system. This data will be superimposed on the data obtained from an-other project, i.e., the actual seismic motions of potential PGTF sites.The resultant plot will indicate graphically if the PGTF can reach its10- 9 goal.
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I COMPONENT 2 DATEAir Force FY 19-f RDT&E FACITITIES PRZOJECT 0ATk January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION I4 PROETT TITLEAircraft around Induced Loads
lright-Patterson AFB, hio 45433 Evaluation5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 "PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO00)
6221F 390-171 Not Assigned 130.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U M QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Equipment Installation 160a.Equipment Foundations LS (90)
b. S-econdary Utilities LS (70)
Alteration of Bldg 148, Area C I'S(0(Non add)
Design Costs (Non add)a1. A/E Des ign (20)b. Equipment Design (50)
Equipment (Non add)a1. New (Ilvdraulic Shakers) EA 3 130 (390)D. New (Instrumentation) (200)C. Existing (Instrumentation) (Ac)
10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To provide adequate facilities to support the AW!%AL/FISIMULATION of AIRCRAFT LOADS on DAMACED SURFACES Facilitv.PROJECF: Provide a dynamic test facilitv to simulate aircraft dynamicloads on damaged and repaired runways. Install a large seismic foundation(approximately 50 CY, 750 Tons) to support three 60,000 lb force hvdrau-lic shakers. Install all secondary utilities including water, electricityand drainage. Alter Bldg lA8, Area C for partitions, lighting and heatingsystems to accommodate personnel conducting test operations.
REUIREMENT: Current scenarios call for aircraft take-off and landingfrom battle damaged repaired runways and semi-prepared strips. Existinganalytical methods for predicting aircraft response to such runwav condi-tions are unreliable unless data from actual aircraft operation can be ob-tained. I'his facility will provide the necessary data for current and fu-ture fighter ind tactical aircraft.
DEFICIENCY: An extensive flight test program has recently been initiatedto obtain the necessary data. Such a program is extremely expensive, time-consuming and hazardous. Once the facility operation has been verified,flight testing )f this kind would be greatly reduced.
I.MPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Flight testing would continue according to cur-rent p LIns, incurring high dollar and manpower expenditures.
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ArForce FY 19RDf RDT&P, FACILITIES PROJECT DATA T anuiary 19811
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
EDWARDS AFB, CALI1FORNIA EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION-IENGINE MAINTNANCE SHOP
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 17 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST ISODOI
65807F 211-154 800556 (R-1) 160.0
9 COST ESTIMATES_________
ITEM U' Pd UANTITV UNIT COST COST______$000
Facility Repair I'S 20.1
Equipment Installation 101.1
Design Costs (10O. A&E) 19.4
SIOH 10' 19.4
TOTAL 160.0
!-'acil itv Modification (MC) (Non add) I'S (72.8)
Eju ipmlent (Non idd) (314.9)
10 DFUSCRIPTIoN o)F PROPOISED INSTALLATION
Mod 1 v ox ist lug 9 ,000 S. F metal portion of building to provide five enginemaiitn cnce hayvs; inc rease l ight ing, Provide separation railis betweenc nc ta ha v-- , moduit ar -;hop off ice, ext end compressed air to bays ain i pro-
ce~s areaItta1 security locks onl exterior doors and to hangar area,dn1I o1oublIe do wvto hangoar, provide elect rical 1Power to process
araIiichts, air compressor and outlets. Provide or renair air('(-t0rc55O;r and paiint interior of all areas. Install equipment and
ton. r- t it r ' insI new oniziue maintenance a reas.
1o'I,( I t rlvido !inol itf icajt ion necessary for capahi I ities of a five-bayCl!111 7n 1 ia jut ofl.IftO <toj) wi t hin a securi ty area in support of Program
''HA~F TWA -)eciII ll equipmnt is to be instil led in the shop.
I~i 1N 1IM N : N itue maiintenance shop exists within securear.''1 1 o i tell milIes IaaV, onlly c-apable tor 0one- or
i~k nd not within aI secture area.
he reqiired engine maintenance by the test pro-ACCOmplished within needed time frames nor
* Ye iii red.
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Air Force FY RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
EDWARDS AFB, CALIFORNIA RELOCATE AVIONICS LAB EQUIPMENT
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST ISOOO)
27130F 311-171 800537 86.1
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM UM QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Equipment Installation LS 74.9
Cost Design (10% A&E) 11.2
TOTAL 86.1
Equipment (Non add)New (Previously Funded via CCP 176) (950.0)
Existing to be Relocated (Govt Property) (2,546.3)
Existing to be Relocated (MCAIR Property) (3.5)Equipment Value TOTAL (3,499.8)
Facility Modification (Non add) LS (36.4)
10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Modify approximately 1,650 sq ft of existing office area and attendant
utilities in Bldg 1881 to accommodate an additional set of APG-63 radarbenches and special test equipment (STE) in support of F-15 CCP 17E PRIP I(Programmatic Signal Processor Radar Improvement Program). Removal of ex-isting radar benches and STE from present location and reinstallation innew lab area with PRIP 11 equipment. Installation to include air condi-tioning, Halon system, electrical, hydraulic, water supply, drain, newradomes, new signal horns and walls. Existing lab area of approximately800 sq ft to be refurbished into suitable office area.
SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To provide an adequate facility to support the F-15Programmable Signal Processor Radar Improvement Program.
PROJECT: Provide modifications to existing office area to support tworadar benches and STE in :I closed security area, and alterations to ex-
isting lab area to return it to office space.
REOUIREMENT: A properly sized and configured facility is required by 1 Mar81 to house the two sets of radar benches and STE. The required testingin support of the CCP 176 PRIP II program can be accomplished only with the
requested modifications and relocations. The existing lab equipment, whichis required in support of ongoing F-15 DT&E programs is to be used in con-junction with the new test equipment. Relocating the existing equipment i
the new location will allow sharing of certain test equipment and ensurethe continued support of the F-15 DT&E program.
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3 INSTLA1y AN nTQ 4 PROJECT TITLEA i K FORRu ;1KFTil t\ OPIN L-ABORZAT'oRY AL.TER DATA/CAL I BRAT IONFD)-%AKD)S AFB, CALFONT 1) )~ 2A 3 1 CENTER (1-61)
S, PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 6 PROJECT COST ISOOOI
b23)2 lo- -IF 830600A 250.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
TMUM QUANTITY UNIT COST COST_____ISOO I
Equpmnt nsalltiI'S 250
Design Cost ( A&E. design of above) (40)
Equ i pmen t (Non idd)Now (5,000)Existinug (3,400)
TOTAL (8,400)
A\lter Daita/Calibration Center LS (80)
10 DES CRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALL.ATIONAlter rooms :ind utii itv service in building to accept a new computer sstern proizrammed for FY 84, in existijng NOV,\ computer sv;t em, a liquiid flo-w,me ter calibration s-vs ;tern, force t ransd tic or cal ibrat ion equipment anld e Iec -tronic repair equipment. Instaill a IIALON fire detection/protect ion s';stemfor thle compu1ters. Ins tall new flIoo r coveringo, wall s and w,0n vi1 cover-ing. This pro ject will b~e A&E designed.SPE'CI F IC P VRPOS E: To provide adequate space and ut ili ti es to support theDatai/Calibration (enter function.
PROJE1CT: Project Prowvides for alt era tions, to an exist ing fac ili tv to in-clude out not limited to new ceilings, walls, floor covering, office andwork areas, required utilities and equipment foundations.RFof RY.MENT: A propernv s ized and conf igured fac iIi ty i s requi red tohouse the new computer system and the other existing funct ional equipmentused by thle supporting Data/Calibration Center. This alteration will pro-qv ide the means to integrate the new computer software into the currentlaboratory programs without interruption and will provide for thle c-en-triliation. Of thle entire Data/Cal ibraition Center function in a buildingsui ted for this function.(:VRRE.NT SITUATION: Existing occupied spare will be converted to PhysicalSc'ience laboratory spare which Is sorely needed. The basic building
strucureind utilitv routing was originally designed for laboratory func-t f ons. An added structure adjoining the basic building can be easilyaltered to accommodate the Data/Cal ibrat ion Center function.
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Air Force FY 2 RDT&E FACILITIES PRZOJECT DATA January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
AIR FORCE ROCKET PROPULSION LABORATORY ALTER PHYSICAL SCIENCE
EDWARDS AFB, CALIFORNIA 93523 LABORATORY (1-64)
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO0)
62302F 310-614 820600A 600.0820600C60.
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U/M QUANTITY UNIT COST COST(S000I
Equipment Installation (Non add) LS 600
Secondary UtilitiesHVAC & Humidity Control (300)Hot, Cold, Chilled, Demineralized Water (150)Power and Controls (100)Vacuum, Nitrogen (;as System (50)
Equipment (Non add)Laboratory Benches and Hoods (250)Propellant Research Equipment (1,000)
Equipment - TOTAL (1,250)
Alter Physical Science Laboratory (Non add) LS (90)
-j
10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Install rocktt propulsion research equipment in existing laboratory roomscomplete with supporting utilities and environmental control.
SPECIFIC PURPOSE: Provide space and utilities in the proper conrigurationto con(Iuct rocket propulsion research.
PRO.IECT: Alters an existing laboratory facility, including hut not lim-ited to, new environmental conditioning, walls, ceilings, foundations andvarious util ities.
REUIREMENT: Increased research efforts are mandated in the rocket pro-pel lInt arena to resolve technology gaps in the space application environ-ment. Current laboratory space is inadequate to support the plannedetfort .
CURRENT SITI'ATION: The basic facility is ideal to accommodate the plannedresearch. All of the supporting science equipment and supplies are inthis facilitv. All that remains to be done is to configure each respec-t ive room for the spec i f ic research project.
I.MPACT IF Nor PROVI)ED: The in-house research effort could not be done.N) other fiacilitv exists at the AFRPL to accommodate this effort.
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1 COMPONENT '2 DATEAir Force FY19L RDT&7 FACILITIES PROJECT DNTA {January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJEC TITLE I\b NDENBERG AFB (AFSC) ALTER P:D 1, ABRES "A" SITE
5PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER J8 PROJECT COST i{SO00)
63424F 390-531 428.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM ULPM QUANTITY UNIT COST COST(S000I
MST Alter/Refurbish 103
Environmental Control System 77
Umbilical Retractor Install 156
Communications 92
TOTAL. 428
Launch Pad/Flame Bucket Alterations (Non add (178)
Equipment (Non add) (182)
'a DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTAT.TATTn'c
Provide enclosure and environmental control system to meet missile/payloadrequirements. Alter the Mobile Service Tower (MST) as necessary to providEfor mating, servicing and checkout of the missile/payload. Refurbish MSTas required. Install Umbilical Retractor and communications. Provide allsecondary utilities and necessary support.PROJECT: Alters existing, but unusued, Atlas Launch Facility to supporttwo stage Mfinuteman launches.REQUIREMENT: This project supports the Multi-Spectral Measurements Pro-,ram which will gather rocket plume radiation data from re-entry vehicle
deployment system. The High Performance Target Engine Measurement (HPTEM)p, rtion of the MSHP consists of two missions each involving the launch oftwo payloads (sensor module and liquid engine module) by a non-standardtwo-stage Minuteman I. During flight, ' ,ensors separate from the >Th Isecond stage and each other. They will -k the engine and gather plume
radiation data prior to impact in " b I ocean area north of Hawaii.CURRENT S[TUATTON: No two-stage Y' 'aunct capability presently exists.It is more advantageous to alter and refurbish this site since it will notdisturb the .%M r silos.
The above work represents the bare essential requirements for asounding rocket" type launch program. Alterations are temporary, and
will he abandoned in place on completion of the MSMP.
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9 COMPONENT 2 DATEAir Force FY 198I RDT&C FACILITIES PROJECT DATA Januarv 1981
3 -INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 =PROJECT TITLE
VANI)ENBERG AFB, CALIFORNIA INSTALL RDT&E GPS EQU'IPMNT
5 PRIOGRtAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST iSO001
64778F 131-132 AFR 80-22 206.6
r9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U'M QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Equipment Installation 206.6
a. Raised Flooring (52.9)
b. Equipment Air Conditioning (9.7)
c. Secondary Utilities (36.5)
d. Removal/Relocation InteriorPartitions/Ceilings (18.9)
e. Halon Fire Protection System (38.6)
Field Investigation & Design (Non add) (30.0)
Equipment (Non add) (6,000.0)
Alteration of Building (Non add) (58.5)
I0 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTAL ATION
Alter portions of existing Bldg 22104 to install a new computer and controlarea. Includes rework 2800 SF of floor space, installation of 100 KW MGSet and rework of utility systems. Move MC set in Bldg 22112 from Foom 10tc Room 106. All security and utility alt/add as required to provide acomplete and usable facility.PROTECT: Install equipment to upgrade existing Global Positioning Svstem(GPS) Master Control Station to support CPS Phase TI RDT&E activities pend-ing the availability of the NAVSTAR Operations Center (NOC).REBUlREXENT: The NAVSTAR GPS is a space-based radio positioning navigatiorsystem that will provide extremely accurate three dimensional positioningand velocity information, together with system time, to suitably equippedusers anywhere on or near the earth. In Phase I, 18 satellites will bedeploved into circular 10,900 NM orbits. This project must be completed(i.e., he ready for equipment installation) in Julv 1981 to ensure relia-ble navigation/payload operations support for up to 18 satellites.CURRENT SITUATION: NAVSTAR CPS is now in Phase II - Full-Scale Develop-ment Contracts for all segments (space, user, and ground control) have beeror will be awarded in the near future. There are no existing facilitiescapable of supporting GPS Phase II RDT&E activities. The existing NAVSTAR('P Master Control Station at Vandenberg AFB can support only six satel-I ites.IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Critical support of Phase 1I user activities(uer ;4,t, 1OT&E, TRIDENT, MINUTEMAN, etc.) could he significantlv im-
pa'ted re sulting in extensive prog$ram schedule delays and cost growth.
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3 \STA LATION AND LOCATiON 4 PROJECT TITLE
TEMPORARY BUILDINGS IN
KIRTLA-ND AFB, NEW MEXICO SUPPORT OF EMW TESTS1, PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST IS0OM
h , F310- XXX KLD 144-0 853.0
9 COST ESTIMATES ____ ___ ____
TLI U M OUANTtT' uNiT COST COST
Erect ten 28x60 metal buildings SF 16,800 46 773
Ltill ties hook-up LS 80
ToTAL 853
Bi ldini Purchase (Non-add) (780)
lo DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INST)ALLATION
Eret tn m ta hu 10 ns to house approximate21%v 15Ocei110r nni n
in s~upport of the olectromainet ic pulse testprc-.
PROIECT: Erect ton temporcirv metal shelters to :iotiIe atlI 0egineers/technicians working in the vert ic le ind hor izcum olrie
dipole areas.REQI VI REMENT: The A ir Force Veapons l.ahora to rv (..\F..I. 1.p r1t s e'e raElectromagnetic Pulse (EMP1) test fac iiit ies 1located( onl the south pairtof Ki rt land Air Force Base. Approximately $I ,0O0, 000 has heen spent en
these test facilities; however, there ire no hiI usfor housing test
personnel.
CURRENT SI TEAT tON: Current Iv, each test vroup 1cea sos traiilers for tim e at
thtest sifte. ThesLe trailers aire expensive to leaise Iud are hig h energy
I [PACT IF NOT PROVIDED: T'he test groups will have to leaise traiilers,irr air cond it ion imEi and heat ing cos-ts much greater than the totalI costs
ofthese temporary huildinvs.
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ICOMPONENT 2 DAT E
Air orce FY 19 L RIDT&" FACTLITIES PROJECT DAIA Jnay18
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
!ED'AKDi)AFB, CALIFPORN IA TEMpPARY CONTROL TOVER
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER B PROJECT COST (SOOO)
65807F 14 9-962 81520 $525.0
9 COST ESTIMATES ___________
I TEM U M QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Equipment (Non add) (65.0)
C . t s477. 3
Provide and Assemble Temporary Control(.O.1Totwer (includes provision of concreteba ses and alnchor ini dev ices)
Se on dirv Ut i1 it L es (09.1)
I nclut d e,, p owe r aind 1 i o hIt ing)
E qt i p me n t [uis tai I Ia t i on(9.1
TOTIAL1 525.0
10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSE) INSTALLATION
Pr ,vi e and aissemble aI packa e- tvpe temporarv control tower at :i p re-
"etermined classi tiedl locait 1'n . P'rovid!e s-econdary uitilities consistingz oft-lectrical powe- dis-trlhiticn ( from a (:vernment-fturnished portable gconer-
. Itor), 1 ic hing aInd ck-mmuuicaition ahl liie install1 ition. Install aInd
connect WEin towe-r.
~~Ol<I', I lCP'!'SF Fspport the temporirv RDTS','E effort requi red by pro-
1),V lP Or I t i on , ! t his, temporary requ ire7en t i L 18 mon ths .
21 TECT: Provide a temripcrlrv demountable control tower s4peci fica l 1v tor
-ipnrt ot a I:li i ed pro oct IKTuwn as, "HAVE GLIB." Spec iali ized cont rolI
eupiipment WIT-) wil he ins-tal Iled ini theit tower.
<PRINTS ITAlN: rset Ii ltes it this, base will not 1CCOMmokdite
thie rejliirement,, o pr oot " i:\ E 1:l P.i
fIPA CT IF -NOk T RP l OLD: Pr,,,raim . nnot be accompl islied with in schedule? and
t ime frmeior wi thinl ec iritv conitrols as required. etsmust becin notltrthin f1 irn iiry
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I O PO E T F 99D & COS T E TI ES PRO ECT DAT_2_ATE 98
KRLNAB.N I]I0ISALPULSED CHEMCAL LASER TS AIIYK 0
(LaserF Deic)00nad)(0 0
lo -ICIP TN ' PROPOSE-D INSTALLATION
Thsprojoct 'Will iuce equipnt instal lat in i.jte caneih in 1i exs ting h 7icili t at the Sandia. Opt ical Rauce(50T
PROIFI acuitywill be ne ed tO te.st !!rtin Id icte~et
niar,t i tlkeIv nul ;ed -hemical laIser.)
7' T A 1i t, to test mnl evlua1,1t e an ivae up
-R I I' f 0iN, TI ,ro Ire exist in laser device !vhil iinc It thIe <oRthaiit In cce lwi ed: ene this new propese;(d I is-er dovice.
T 1TACTl F NOT -PROPW. I -D -7): Th i , f jic i Ii it i nd the o ( r I nc oo a o n-fo- i -k i nI1 ier toy-t ireai. Wi thuit this prefect, this, new laier will not I-I% ii I -
:,rhi einrj t h ~sI
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I COMPONENT 2 DATE
Air Force FY 19 8. RDT&E PACILITIES PROJECT DATA anuary 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
KIRTLAND AFB, NEW MEXICO MOD TO INSTALL FRONT ENDPROCESSORS
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST fSO00)
62601F 610-711 $150.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U/M OUANTITY UNIT COST COST_ SOO0
MOD & INSTALL FRONT END PROCESSORSAir Force Weapons Laboratory R&D
Computer Facility LS 150
o
10 DESCRIPTION O PROPOSED INSTALLATION
,ohaib and modify the utiilitv systems in Bldg 412 (AVhL's P D ComputerFacilitv) for the installation of new front end processors.
PROJECT: The exi ansion of the utility systems in Bldg 412 to support thenew front end processors.
RFQT[REQMNT: Provide adequate facilities to support new front end)rocessors.
W'IRPENT SITUATION: AFWL has a steadily increasing demand for computa-tional support; to meet this demand, AFWI, has added and will continue toadd new ,-quipment to support these new requirements.
IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Without this protect, NFVL will becme unable tosupport needed additional equipment and uiible to respond to customerreqi rements.
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ICOMPONENT -- CIATE
FY 1982 RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DTA anuary 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
K IRIAND AFB, NEW MEXICO INSTALL CHEMICAL OXYGEN-IODINE LASER DEVICE
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SOOOI
60 5F $600)
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITLM U M QUANTITY UNIT COST COSTI_$0001
Oxygen-lodine Laser Facility
Install a Chemical Oxygen-Iodine Laser LS 600
into an Existing Facility
(LASER (Non add) (1,000)
- 10 DESCRIPTION OP PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Install in exi sting huilding a new chemical oxvgen-iodine laserdevice and its supporting equipment.
PRO.JECT: ihis aicilitv will be kised to test and evaluate the operation 01.u excrimenut a I hich cue rgv laer weapon. Ilis is an eqliipment install-at ion and associated chns within an existing building.
Ri)TI'IRE>ENT: A facilitv to test and evaluate the operation of an experi-
mntal high energy laser weapon.
C(URRENT SITI'ATION: There are existing laser laboratories that could he
modified to house this new 1aser.
IYPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: This fac-ilitv is in support of experimental test-in, of :an aidvanced concept in laser weapons, and with out this i nstal lat ion
, :15't itol ch.iugecc there woUld he no p)l1ce to locate and test this
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ICOMPONENT 2Y1 DATE
Air ~ F Forc RDT&E FACILITIES PRCJECT DAT 'aurv18
3 INST ALLA ION AND L OCATION 4 PROjECT TITLE
KIKrTIAND AFB, NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL FORILABORATORY E(QUIPMENT
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST ISOOOI
63605F 130.0
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U M OUANT IT Y UNIT COST COST_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SOOOI
OPTICAL COATrING LABORATORY
Provide Environmental Controls in an LS 130Existing Lab
10 EsCR IPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
MIod ifv existing opt icaL laboratory to meet las;er opt ics requirements o~rlean environment.
PROJETf.(: Prov ido environmental centre is in exist ing I ab in Bldg 400 touLppo0rt eq iipment requirements. Th is proj ec t is in direct support of an
RI&I ef fort to develop proc i, ion coat ing and test ing for laser optic
Ri> 1%, RM1ENT 111e eq uipmen t II tile, opt icalI coating 1 abe ra to rv h ave requLire-men t 5 1or a ,locan environment. 11115 is necessary to perform work on thehl1gb prlori1tv LS- 1-4 la~ser op tics1 project . The p resent coating I aora tory
S 1 flade qua te to alliow R&D equipment to perform iiii prec is ion coatingIdud testing of tile 1,S-14 optics.
~ 5 Il~fO: Tle I sing 1,1b 110oes ne(t meet tile' ne-ce.ssary lat-),m requni r on t that will allowv R&D equipment to he p roper1 lvUsed.
1"i' V 1 11 NOY PROYVPF: 11115s work is- necess arv to prevent sciledule51 1 )flige on the s-1 prograim.
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I COSTNEN ESIMTE _9A__12_DAT
5 RGA LEET 6CTEGOYCD PRJC NMBE 8U T UNOJET COST CSOST
Equipment Installation LS83.Contingencies (10Z) 83.4_
TOTAL 917.4
Equipment (Non add) I'S (1,481.0)
10 DESCRIP1TION OF PROPOSED INSTALLA TION
A combination of non-contract vibration sensors, accelerometers, aind tern-I>er,)turo sensors with associated monitors and alarms will be installed onall ma Vtr (in excess of 1,000 HP) AEDC -machines to provide Continuousmonitoring of machinery Condition.
REIN ITRE>T:NT: Con tinuous monitoring and suirveiillance of plant mach inervc'rldit ion i-s requni red to p)ro-tectr ca pita 1inves tmen t bv fi iiure avotid(ance
rld b", incrca'.Sing ma i, inerv in-service time.
C1'RR:NT_ITIU'ATION: The present lv installed machinerv equipment is agingand p ro i dos i nad equate protection.
IMPACT IF NOT P)ROVIDED: Failure to provide this system could result in the15of critical p)lant rmschinerv and a decrease in testing capabil itv. ASi IC ,iring rniv -, as much ais $100,000 ind repi acement cost Of a1
1 V ~ 'loemayv be as high ais $2,W50,0100.
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1COMPONENT 2 DATEIAir Fore FY 19_8 i RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA January 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT CENTERARNOLD AFS, TN 37389 TUNNEL A/B/C CONTROLS
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (S00
65807F 390-155 154.1
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM UM OUANTITY UNIT COST COST
ISOO,
Equipment Installation LS 140.1Contingency (10%) 14.0
TOTAL 154.1
Equipment (Non add) LS (771.0)
2 10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
High resolution rotary encoders will be installed at each jack station ofthe flexible plate nozzle, along with appropriate readout equipment. Theencoders will provide a precise readout of plate contour without thenecessity of removing the nozzle sidewall.
REQUIREMENT: A precise plate contour readout system is needed for manualfine adjustments in the near term and for automated plate positioning toprovide constant Mach number and constant Reynolds number modes of opera-tion in the future.
CURRENT SITUATION: The set points for the present nozzle positioning sys-tem are manually operated and do not provide a precise means of monitoringplate position. This system is approximately 25 years old and operationhas been degraded by the effects of component aging. Setting a new con-tour (on-line) requires from 10 to 20 minutes. This time is frequentlyexceeded due to system malfunctions.
IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Without this nozzle control, automation capa-bilitv for meeting current and future test requirements will be compro-mised. The planned Tunnel A nozzle control system improvement will pro-vide more precise nozzle contours and, therefore, will result in betterrepeatability of test conditions and elimination of flow angularity prob-lem ; resulting from improper contours.
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I COMPONENT 2 DATE
FY 19_J RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATAAir Force January 1981
3 INSTALLATION ANn LOCATION 4 PROjECT TITLE
ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEV-LOP J:;NT CEINTERARNOLD AFS, TN 37389 1 "4T FLEX NOZZLE5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO00
65807F 390-128 805020 214.5
9 COST ESTIMATES'-I
ITEM UM OUANTIT', UNIT COST COST_SO00'
Equipment Installation LS 195.0Contingency (1,i) 19.5
TOTAL 214.5
Equipment (Non add) LS (386.)
00Ln 0 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTA.lV4
"
A swing-link flexible nozzle 'i?" rm jt test ingthrough a Mach number range up
REQUIREMENT: Tunnel PWT- T is i i t.' used to cer-tify proper separation ol w,,',: raf t . Newfighters can carry and deliver wt ,od. Proper sepa-ration must be assured over tht, , "-d, altitulde, andaircraft attitude to satisfy both I IIId mission requirements
A continuous Mach number capabilitv through >. .0 is requir, d,
CURRENT SITUATION: Presently, Tunnel 4-T has fixed no2-:le blocks forM = 1.6 and 2.0. Mach numbers in the ranlze of M = 1. 3 and 2.0 are notavailable.
IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Critical store certification data through therange from transonic to supersoniC speeds cannot now be obtained to assureproper delivery of weapons. Without certification, risk of aircraft dam-age or loss will increase, or those regions of the operating envelopewhere data are not available will be red-lined causing a reduction inaircraft efectiveness.
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Air Force IFY 12IRDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATPA ]"Inua 19813INSTAL LATION AND LOCAT:ON 4TIARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT CENTER A ti7W, R % EWINC AND
ARNOLD AFS, TN 37389 CENTERBODY POSITION
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST ($000'
65807F 390-614 243.1
9 COST ESTIMATES _________
ITEM U M OUANT IT UNIT COST COST_ _ ($000
Equipment Installation LS221.0Contingency (10K,) 22.1
TOTAL 243.1
Equipment (Non add) LS (703.9)
S 10 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Install an augmentor viewing device and a remotelv actuated centerbodvposition system for the relocated T-1 variable area ejector.
REQUIREMENT: Variable area ejectors must have the capability of auvmentorviewing and reme'-e positioning of the centerbodv before the ultiTMate powersaving potential can be obtained.
CURRENT SITUATION: The posit ion of the variabhle a rea ejector block" tile-viewing field of the existing TV systems and thus eliminalteS the observ-tion of the afterburner during testing.
IMPffACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Without the developmental work proposed I)% thisitem the final design for VAIs in other test cells would be strict lvtheoretical and without reliance that ultimate power savings or maximumefficiency could be obtained.
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I COMPONENT 2 DATEFY 19.82 RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA January 1981Air Force I -I
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
NEVADA TEST SITE, NV M-X PROTECTIVE SHELTER NUCLEARHARDNESS TEST STRUCTURES(T-520a,t
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (S00I
64312F 310-477 11, 593.0
9 COST EST[IMATES
ITEM UM OUANTIT Y UNiT COST COST
Prototype M-X Protective Structures (Tests
T-520a & T-520b) LS (31,593
Electro Magnetic Pulse Test (T-520a) Studies/Analysis/Instrumentation/Test Conduct/Environments (Non add) I'S I(31,740)
Blast and Shock Test (T-520a) Studies/
Analysis/Instrumentation/Test Conduct/
Loading Environment (Non add) LS (38,950)
zcc
i0 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
PROJECT: Construct two M-X p-ototype protective structures for electro-magnetic pulse (EK') and Blast and Shock testing (one protective structurefor each category of testing). Both protective structures are to be 171feet long, reinforced concrete cylinders with a steel liner, 18 foot 01,21 inches thick, buried 5 feet. Non-nuclear hardness critical features,such as the protective structures access ramp will be included in an ab-breviated manner only if required for test fidelity. The results of thesetests provide a basis for validating the nuclear survivabilitv of the M-Xprotective structures.
REQUIREMENTS: The Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineerin'has established the requirement for validating the nuclear survivabilit% ofthe M-X protective structure using prototype protective structures sub-jected to simulated nuclear weapons environments. The T-520a test struc-ture will be subjected to a high level EMP environment which is a simula-tion of the nuclear EM1P loading. This test will demonstrate the surviva-hilitv of the M-X protective structure to the EMP threat. The T-520h teststructure will be subjected to a combined blast and shock loads simulationof the simulated threat nuclear weapons environments. The results ,, thistest will demonstrate the adequacy of the high explosive environmentssimulation techniques for tht combined nuclear loading and derionstrate thesurvivability of the M-X protective structure to the threat blast an, shockcombined nuclear eiiv rnnments. Using low-level electromagnetic fields, t heprotective structure to retain post t- 1' EM'P protection will be demon-
strated.
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1 COMPONENT 2 DATEFY 19--8 ? RDT&E FACILITIES 0 ROJEC DATA January 1981
Air Force
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION
NEVADA TEST SITE, NV
4 PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NUMBERM-X PROTECTIVE SHELTER NUCLEAR HARDNESS TESTSTRUCTURES (T-520a,b)
CURRENT SITUATION: The Under Secretary of Defense for Resear h andEngineering has established the requirement for vliditinc, the 1n, I(-;Irsurvivability of the M-X protective structure uiing prot,,typ. v rttit-
structures subjected to simulated nuclear weapons environments. ,;(. t'the unique design features and instrumentation requirements of the tw,prototype test protective structures, there are n(, ex1sting facilitie - thitcould be used as test articles to achieve the test objectives. Dute to theincompatability of imposed environments used for Efl' versus Blast and Sihoktesting, two separate test articles are required. The unique test instril-ments are imbedded within the structure of each test article and cannot hechanged. Without this facility, the weapons effects loads cannot be deter-mined accurately enough to optimize the final design to be Lsed for 4600Horizontal Shelter Systems (HSS). The Survivability of the ASS is a keyelement in the ability of the M-X system to meet its strategic objective.
GENERAL: The M-X Horzontal Shelter Basing concept consists of a number ofcylindrical, hardened protective shelters located on horizontal sheltersites. Each protective shelter is capable of supporting a cannisterizedM-X missile and launcher. Each protective shelter has two removable roofsections to permit monitoring. There is one missile/launcher and 23
00 shelters per cluster, and 200 clusters in the total system or a total of4,600 protective shelters.
BJECTIVE: Demonstrate the survivability of the M-X protective structureto the nuclear weapons threat.
EVALUATION: BMO and BMO contractors will perform a detailed evaluation ofthe test data to validate the survivability of the M-X protective struc-ture to the EMP as well as blast and shock environments.
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1 COMPONENT 2 DATEFY 19Fc RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DTA January 198
Air Force
3 INSTALLATION AND L OCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
GEORGE AFB, CALIFORNIA EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION/TEMPORARY FACILITY
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO00
64724F 610-249 (AFR 80-22) 292.0GE 80-0231
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U M OUANTITY UNIT COST COSII SOOO
Equipment Installation, Bldg 765 LS 107.2
257 POHC 26.8
TOTAL 134.0
Temporary Facility (GSA Contract) SF 4320 29.17 126.0Freight and Set-Up LS 12.0Site Prep, Foundation & Utilities LS 20.0
TOTAL 158.0
TOTAL REQUEST 292.0
Equipment, Other Appropriations (Non add) (3,295.n)00L 0 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
Remodel the existing building 765 and install an approx 4320 SF temporaryfacility for Det 5, HQ USAF Tactical Air Warfare Center. Work will in-clude increasing the electrical service and refrigerated air conditioning,
providing 400 cycle and 28 VDC power, installing security features and im-proving the working environment within the existing building. Also, thetemporary facility will consist of six 12'x60' interconnected trailermodules, utilities (water, sewer, electricity and telephone), foundation,delivery and set-up.PROJECT: Provide equipment and personnel support facilities for use inOperational Test and Evaluation (OT&E) of the AGM-88 Missile and otheroverlapping tests such as the F4-G/ARN-lOI and APR-38.REOUIREMENT: USAF TAWC/Det 5 has an immediate requirement to supportequipment software integration and associated hardware now being delivered.Increased Air Force and civilian contractor personnel in addition to thecomputer hardware will make use of the current facility impossible afterJanuary 1981.CURRENT SITUATION: Det 5 i, currently housed in Bldg 765. The building isan old reinforced missile assembly building vhich will be used to installResearch and Development Test equipment. Personnel now located in thebhilding will he relocated to the temporary facility proposed in thispro ject .
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COMPONENT 2 DATEFY 19 11 RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA
AIR FORCE January 81
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
RADAR TARGETING SYSTEM
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OHIO (AFLC) TEST SITE5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SOOO
64708F 317-932 $300.09 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM UM QUANTITY UNIT COST COST(SOW)'
Excavation CY 2,375 5.0Target Shelters
30' Deep and 22' Dia EA 2 45.0 90.030' Long and 22' Dia EA 1 60.0 60.0
Mechanical LS 65.0 65.0Electrical LS 70.0 65.0Contingencies (5 ) 15.QTOTAL 300.0
Design (Inst and Equip) (Non-add) (100.0)Equipment Cost (Non-add) (435.0)
Imaging Sensor Package (215.0)Meteorological Instrumentation (220.0)
io DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION
PROJECT: Provide a special target test site consisting of oneshelter 30' deep with 22' diameter and one shelter 30' longand 22' in diameter. Two earth berms with a 30' base andiDyramid in shape.
REQUIREMENT: Establish a targeting system test site for thereconnaissance and weapon delivery division to support R&DProject 2093. This project will utilize other existinglaboratory equipment.
CURRENT SITUATION: No test capability of this tyoe is inexistance.
IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: Mission will be hampered as willsupport to other organizations.
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I COMPONENT 2 DATEFY 19 1 RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATAAIR FORCE January 81
3 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
VANDENBERG AFB CA (SAC) ERECT TEMPORARY CLEAN ROOM5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO00
35160F 319-443 $487.09 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U M OUANTIT y UNIT COST CCST(SO000
Facility Mods 487.0Air Conditioning (295.0)
Mechanical ( 9.0)Architectural (132.0)Electrical ( 49.0)Equioment Rental ( 2.0)
Design (Non-add) ( 50.0)Structural Nodiffcition.- (Nun-ndd) ( 18.3)
i0 DESCRIITION OF PROPOSED INSTAI.IATION
Erect within Blda 1559 a Class 100,000 clean roo7 to sunportthe DMSP. Includes air conditioning, central vacuum systemn,utilities rework, and associated items.
PROJECT: Provides a temoorary clean room for Defense Meteoro-logical Satellite Proaram (DMSP) within an existing facility.
REQUIREMENT: The DMSP is switching to a new series ofsatellites and the Atlas launch vehicle. For Atlas processinc,the spacecraft must be processed throuqh a Class 100,000 cleanroom to aviod dust or vapors which could render the or)ticalsensors useless.
CURRENT SITUATION: The one adequate clean room at Vandenbercis a NASA facility and is not available durinq the reauiredtime frame. DMSP will transfer to the Space Shuttle onerationin FY 85; however, a clean room is required in early FY 82 fora series of launches using the new payload and Atlas booster.
IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: The DMSP schedule will slip until aclean room facility is available. Other classified spaceprograms will either be delayed or launched without thespecialized data to be provided by the DMSP. There are noDMS in orbit at this time.
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COMPONENT 2 DATEA FPORET FY 19.8l RDT&E FACILITIES PROJECT DATA a 19TE
AIR FORCE -- Januar 1981
3 INSTALLATION AND tOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
TEST CAPABILITIES FOR A'ARAkA
HOLLOMIAN AIR FORCE BASE, NM PROGRAM
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST SOOOt
(80-22)
63370F 312-477 HO 80-0058 (R-l) $155.5
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM UIM OUANTITV UNIT COST COST
I l a p B g 6
Installation and Support, Building 1026 102.5
Installation and Support, Building 1080 3.0
Trailer Erection 50.0
TOTAL COST 155.5
K
10 DESCRIFTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATION To support equipment installationwork in Bldg 1026 provide interior partitions, suspended ceiling, air
conditioning, a 1,000 poind hoist, fire detection system, etc. Relocate
screen room in Bldg 1080. Erect 4 trailers including temporary utilityhookups, and A/C system.
SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To provide adequate missile build-up spare for two
contractors in support of the AAAM Test Program.
REQUIREMENT: The kMIRAAM program requires equipment for a missile build-ul'
capability at Holloman AFB. Approximately 95 percent of the guided testvehicle firings in the program will be conducted over White Sands Missile
Range with launch aircraft staging from Holloman AFB. The missiles musthave rocket motors and flight termination systems installed and tested
as well as have the guidance and control system checked for proper
operation prior to launch. For this test program, a capability to allowthe two contractors to work under equal ,',nditions must be provided. The
49th TFW missile build-up facility is not available to support AMNRAA'
requirements. The temporary trailers are required for contractor su;port.
CURRENT SITUATION: Building 1026 can be used to meet the AlMEAAM test
requirements. Test and build-up equipment and associated support will beinstalled in this bldg. The IRAA1 test program is being conducted in
conjunction with other Army tests at the White Sands Range. The new
capability will be used to support up to five captive sorties per week per
contractor during 1981. Failure to provide the farility in the timerequired will lose the opportunity to perform testing in conjunction wit!other scheduled tests at the Range.
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SCOMPONENT 1 2 DATEFY 19 81 RDT&F FACILITIES PROJECT DATA DJanuary
AIR FORCE -- 19813 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE
TEMPORARY TEST SITE FOR PAVEHOLLOMIAN AFB NM (TAC) MOVER
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SO0O,
(80-22)63747F 316-237 HO 80-0080 (R-1) S593.3
9 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM U/M QUANTITY UNIT COST COSTIOO0
A. TEMPORARY TEST SITE
1 Pit Area - Site .Ii LS 75.8
2. DPCS - Site #2 LS 131.7
3. Radcr Maintenance - Site it3 LS 138.0
4. Support - Site #4 LS 247.8
TOTAL 59-_.1
B. DESIGN COSTS (Non-add) ( 29.7)
ic DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSE: INSTALLATION Prcvidc a t:.-orar% test si:e fora contractor-operated test at Holloman AFB N" in support o; 'AVE MO\TFR fa 24-month period. The facilities to be provided include:SITE 1: A pit with adjoining ramp; install sump drain at pit,'ramnu intet-face; install pit power circuits, provide a canopy cover for area:overlay taxiwa\ to the pit and miscellaneous ramp striping.SITE 2: Grade and level test site area for Data Processing Contrc ct(DPCS) facilities; asphalt area; provide three concrete pads for antenn'.;install utility poles and power drops; and provide 3/4 inch water tap.SITE 3: Grade area and erect a temporary pre-engineerinc building 'orusage as a Radar Maintenance Building for use during the test program.Building to include heating and cooling for electronic equipment: parttionto separate building in half for dual occupancy; two latrines; lightinoas required; and fire alarm system.SITE 4: Erect a temporary 5,000 square foot engineer support facility withutility hook-ups and fire protection system._EQUIREMENT: Private industry under contract with the Federal Governmentand USAF evaluators require space to conduct tests and evaluate results.The pit and canopy are specifically designed for use with the F-l11 for thitest.
CL-RRE.NT SITUATION: a. The pit area and canopy cover are pculiar to tht-PAVE MOVEI, program. Therefore, they do not presently exisc and must btprovided. b. The test site area is peculiar to the SAVE MO,'ER prcra andpresently does not exist.PAVE MOVER program is to interface with the Assault Breaker surfa-tC tosurface missile demonstrations, which will be conducted at WS..
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1 COMPONENT 2 DATEFY 19.8__ RDT&E F 7-!%S PROJECT DATA
AIR FORCE January 19813 INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4 PROJECT TITLE M-X PROTECTIVE
SHELTER CONSTRUCTION DEMO &NEVADA TEST SITE, NEVADA CANNISTER TEST SITE
5 PROGRAM ELEMENT 6 CATEGORY CODE 7 PROJECT NUMBER 8 PROJECT COST (SOOI
64312F 310-477 $16,530.09 COST ESTIMATES
ITEM UIM OUANTITY UNIT COST COSTI _IS00l
Prototype Construction Demonstration LS 14 10,000
Site for the Cannister Assembly Launch Test LS 6,530Program (CALTP)
Studies/Construction Equipment - Precast LS (15,000)(Non add)
Studies/Construction Equipment - Cast in LS (18,000)place (Non add)
10. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED INSTALLATIONConstruct 14 prototype M-X Protective Shelters. Shelters to be 171' rein-,forced concrete cylinders with steel liners, 18' OD, 21" thick, with 600'entrance ramps. Project includes two methods of construction-cast inplace and precast, studies, analysis planning, design, development ofequipment, assessment of the results of equipment, materials, and con-struction. Provide site for CALTP.PROJECT: Provides for prototype construction of shelters using advancedconstruction equipment, techniques and keeping records of costs, time andmaterials to increase confidence in ability to build these facilitiesefficiently and economically. Provide crane foundation, grading, impactarea, support structure, hazardous material storage, refurbishment, andsupporting items for a cannister test.REQUIREMENT: Due to the importance of the M-X program, its high acquisi-tion cost and the advanced nature of construction required, validation ofconcepts developed to date is mandatory. This demonstrated capabilitywill aid in reducing uncertainties when the construction industry bids onlarge fixed-price contracts for the 4,600 M-X protective shelters. Thisprogram will take 15 months. Results are required in early 1982 forinput to the design for the first operational shelters in the FY 84 MCP.Provide a site to perform cannister tests.CURRENT SITUATION: The construction industry will either bid on the pro-tective shelters based on existing technology and equipment which may bemore expensive or it will include additional costs for risks involved withuse of untested equipment and techniques. This construction demonstrationprogram could provide large cost savings on the construction of theoperational system. There are no existing capabilities to support theCALTP. Selection of this site reflects cost, schedule and technicalconsiderations.O R PR13VIO ,US 1OITIONS MAY Of USCO 'FTr1AALLVDDTIL E 13AuS9O PAGE 1O
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