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Overview of Systems Engineering at BAE SYSTEMS & Alenia Marconi Systems

Overview of Systems Engineering at BAE SYSTEMS & Alenia Marconi Systems. By Charlie Nisbet Leigh Watton Keith Minnican Friday 27th July 2001. 1/2/2020 /MS115-01. Corporate Overview of BAE SYSTEMS & Alenia Marconi Systems. By Charlie Nisbet Friday 27th July 2001.

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Overview of Systems Engineering at BAE SYSTEMS & Alenia Marconi Systems

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  1. Overview of Systems Engineering at BAE SYSTEMS & Alenia Marconi Systems By Charlie Nisbet Leigh Watton Keith Minnican Friday 27th July 2001 1/2/2020/MS115-01

  2. Corporate Overview of BAE SYSTEMS & Alenia Marconi Systems By Charlie Nisbet Friday 27th July 2001 1/2/2020/MS115-01

  3. Sweden6,800 Canada1,700 Germany 3,500 U.K.70,000 Italy 4,000 USA 16,700 France 4,500 Saudi Arabia 5,400 Australia 3,000 Worldwide Locations

  4. Sir Richard Evans*Chairman John Weston* CEO Tony McCarthyGroup HR Director Tony RiceGroup MD Ventures Dave GardnerGroup Engineering Director Sir Charles Masefield* Group MarketingDirector Roger HawksworthChief of Staff FunctionalDirectors Alison WoodGroup Strategy & Planning Director Mike Turner* Integration Mike Turner* COO Steve Mogford* COO Michael Lester* Group Legal Director Mike RouseGroup MDInternational Partnerships Mark RonaldCEO and PresidentBAE SYSTEMS North America Inc Hugh ColverGroup Communications Director George Rose* Group FinanceDirector Rod LeggetterGroup Procurement and IT Director Terry MorganGroup MDOperations Chris GeogheganGroup MD Avionics Alastair ImrieMD MergerIntegration Ian KingGroup MDCustomer Solutions& Support Stephen HenwoodGroup MDProgrammes Tom WilliamsMD Airbus Mike O’CallaghanMD AircraftServices Group Alison WoodMD Future Systems Jonathan NealeMD Hawk Rebecca ElliottMD Lancer Ross BradleyMD Eurofighter * Executive Directors Tom NicholsonMD Nimrod Kevin TaylorMD Astute ProgrammesOrganisation Cliff DukeMD Aviation Services Chris BoardmanMD Harrier, Tornado &US Military Aircraft Projects Brian PhillipsonMD Type 45 Nick FranksMD Gripen & South Africa Mark KaneMD Future Carrier BAE SYSTEMS Organization Structure

  5. BAE SYSTEMS Capabilities • Airbus • Avionics • Civil Aircraft • Commercial Shipbuilding and Repair • Customer Solutions and Support • Defence Systems • Land and Naval Artillery Systems • Military Aircraft • Missiles • Naval Vessels • Prime Contracting • Space • Systems Integration • Underwater Systems

  6. MARINE ORGANISATION SITES CAPABILITIES PRODUCTS

  7. Marine Site Locations Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria Glasgow (Scotstoun and Govan)

  8. Marine, Barrow Site • Modern facilities • Covered Construction Hall (DDH) • Syncro Lift • New Superberth • Designed for Submarine/Surface Ships • Only Nuclear Submarine Build Facilityin the UK • Design and Construction Experiencewith Large Naval Ships • Unique First of Class Experience andSystem Design Capabilities • Operates Smart Procurement, Modular Build, Advanced Outfitting, Lean Manufacturing • Flexible, Highly Skilled Workforce • Large Engineering Design Resource • Large Site with Space for Development

  9. Marine, Scotstoun Site • Specialist Frigate Production Facility • Surface Ship Exports • 3 Covered Berths • 3 Dry Docks • Good river frontage • Low cost base • Skilled labour force • Large resource pool • Site development proposed

  10. Marine, Govan Site • Low cost base • Commercial Standards -Simple ships built quickly • Hybrid Commercial/NavalShip experience • Large Module Assembly Hall • Capable of building shipsup to Panamax size (32m beam) • Large steel production workforce accustomed to flexible working • Large resource pool • Large unconstrained leased site • Site development proposed

  11. Upholder (Victoria) Class Submarines - Type SSK Four conventional 2400 tonne diesel-electric submarines built for the RN and currently being refurbished and reactivated for service with the Canadian Navy as the Victoria Class. Vanguard Victorious Vigilant Vengeance

  12. Vanguard Class Submarines - Type SSBN Major 15-year 4-boat Strategic Ballistic Nuclear Submarine Prime Contract/ Build Programme completed at Barrow in November 1999 Vanguard Victorious Vigilant Vengeance Vanguard / Victorious / Vigilant / Vengeance

  13. Major 3-boat 7200 tonneFleet Nuclear SubmarineBuild Contract for theAstute Class Programme Organization and theRoyal Navy.Fabrication of first submarine in progress at Barrow. Projected in-service datesfor the three boats arebetween 2005 and 2008 Astute Class Submarines - Type SSN

  14. Amphibious Assault Ship - Type LPD Two of these 18,400-ton vesselsare currently in buildat Barrow for the Royal Navy. Albion was launchedon 9th March 2001. Bulwark’s launch is scheduled for November 2001 Albion / Bulwark

  15. Amphibious Helicopter Carrier - Type LPH 20,000-tonne carrier commissioned intoUK RN service September 1998. Has already been on active service in several theatres of operation worldwide. HMS Ocean

  16. Two 12000-ton (27000-tons fully laden) fleet oilers currently in build at Barrowand Govan, for theRoyal Fleet Auxiliary. Wave Knight launched 29th September 2000. Wave Ruler launched9th February 2001. Wave Knight / Wave Ruler

  17. Type 23 Frigates HMS Kent was delivered in February 2000 and HMS Portland in 2001. The last Royal Navy Type 23 Class Frigate St Albans is now being outfitted at Scotstoun. Norfolk / Argyll / Lancaster / Iron Duke / Monmouth / Montrose / Somerset / Grafton / Sutherland / Kent / Portland / St Albans

  18. Brunei Offshore Patrol Vessel A three-vessel prime contract including design, build and support. First vessel launched in January 2001

  19. Malaysian Frigate Both vesselscommissioned.In-service support contract under negotiation. KD Jebat / KD Lekiu

  20. Anti Air Warfare Type 45 Destroyer (AAWD) Current IPT involvement and projected RN first of class build at Scotstoun.Potential for eleven further vessels BAE SYSTEMS holds the Prime Contract for thefirst three vessels. The Type 45s are planned to enter service between 2007 and 2014. BAE SYSTEMS Marinehas submitted an unsolicited bid to buildall 12 Type 45 destroyers.

  21. Commercial Shipbuilding and Repair 3 Clean Products Tankers Build Programme completed at Barrow 1997/8 Work undertaken on two Super Seacat Ferries in Dry Dock Facilities at Scotstoun during 2000. Govan is building a 75m Anchor Handler Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel and bow fabrications for a second similar vessel during 2001. Thames Fisher / Humber Fisher / Mersey Fisher Anchor Handler Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel

  22. DDH Production Capability

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