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NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Infrastructure challenges and plans 19 NOV 2009

NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Infrastructure challenges and plans 19 NOV 2009. NASA 101 (10 healthy centers policy). NASA 101 . FY09 Agency Budget: $18.686 Billion (less than 0.52% of federal budget) Space Shuttle / Space Station International commitments w/ ISS - 2020

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NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Infrastructure challenges and plans 19 NOV 2009

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  1. NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Infrastructure challenges and plans 19 NOV 2009

  2. NASA 101 (10 healthy centers policy)

  3. NASA 101 • FY09 Agency Budget: $18.686 Billion (less than 0.52% of federal budget) • Space Shuttle / Space Station • International commitments w/ ISS - 2020 • 5 more shuttle missions (2010) • Science • LCROSS / LRO – Water! • James Webb Telescope • Exploration • Ares I • Ares V • Aeronautics research • FAA software • Advances in aeronautics • COTS

  4. NASA (est. 1958) THEN (1958): $ to toys and buildings New infrastructure 5.5% of national budget (peak) Space race NOW (2009): $ to toys mainly Old infrastructure <0.52% of national budget Space “trips” National Aeronautics and Space Administration

  5. “A space program that can’t get to space is like a Navy that can’t get to sea.” Dr. Sally Ride US Launch Vehicle Stats Worldwide Orbital Space Launch Success 1958-2008* 2003 Launches-26 Commercial = 8 NASA = 7 DOD/OtherGov = 11 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2004 Launches-19 Commercial = 10 NASA = 4 DOD/OtherGov = 5 2005 Launches-15 Commercial = 6 NASA = 5 DOD/OtherGov = 4 Number of Successful Launches 2006 Launches-18 Commercial = 5 NASA = 7 DOD/OtherGov = 6 Europe 2007 Launches-18 Commercial = 5 NASA = 7 DOD/OtherGov = 6 2008 Year 2008 Launches-15 Commercial = 6 NASA = 7 DOD/OtherGov = 2 USSR/Russia United States Space Flight Opportunities - Then and Now China *Source: Space Launch Report http://www.spacelaunchreport.com/index.htmll

  6. Did you know? (youtube it) 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Singapore (96) China (01) France South Korea Finland Taiwan (01) Ireland Iran Italy Mexico United Kingdom (01) Germany (01) Japan (01) Israel Thailand (96) United States Sweden Percentage of 24-Year-Olds With First University Degrees In Engineering or Natural Sciences Relative to all First University Degree Recipients Source: National Science Board Science and Engineering Indicators 2004 All data was gathered in 2002 except as otherwise noted

  7. New Mission…. maybe NOW (2009): With over 80% of our buildings being 40+ yrs old We must maintain or create a “healthy”, low risk infrastructure / facilities; in order to support our mission. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

  8. New Era

  9. NASA Current Plan National Aeronautics and Space Administration

  10. Consolidated Launch Manifest National Aeronautics and Space Administration

  11. Soyuz… only manned option

  12. MSFC So what now for Marshall Space Flight Center? http://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/home/index.html

  13. MSFC 101 MSFC comprises 1,841 acres 241 buildings = 4.5 million sq ft gross Roughly 7000 people

  14. MSFC Physical Plant O&M small repair/replacements Large >$500k projects CALIBRATION Instruments - 34,000 Calibrations - 25,000 Repairs - 1,200 Pickup/Delivery - 15,600 ELECTRICAL Motors - 14,000 Cable - 189 miles Generators - 62 OTHER Mobile Equipment - 762 units Elevators - 54 Cranes - 239 STEAM Pipe - 8 miles Valves - 3000 Traps - 500 Boilers - 26 Pressure Reduce Stations - 410 HVAC Cooling Towers - 20 Chillers - 40 Air Handler Units 604 Heating/Ventilating Units - 137 Packaging/Condensing Units - 299 Air Conditioning - 16,586 Tons BUILDINGS 80% are over 30 Years Old PRESSURANT & PROPELLANTS Pipelines - 38 Miles Cryogenic Storage Capacity - 1.45M Gal. Gases Storage Capacity - 80,000 Cu. Ft. Pressure Relief Devices - 1,500 WATER/SEWAGE H.P. Industrial Water Pipe - 7 miles Industrial Waste Water Treatment Facility 20,000 gal. per day capacity AREA Acreage - 1,841 acres Paved area - 1.214M Sq. Yd.

  15. NASA 101 (CoF) • CoF = MILCON • Institutional vs. Programmatic (think Civil vs. Military) • NASA “CoF $ threshold” is for projects >$500k ($1M when Congress approves FY10 budget) • Ames Research Center - CA • Dryden Flight Research Center - CA • Glenn Research Center - OH • Goddard Space Flight Center - MD • Jet Propulsion Laboratory - CA • Johnson Space Center - TX • Kennedy Space Center - FL • Langley Research Center - VA • Marshall Space Flight Center - AL • Stennis Space Center - MS FY12 $40M ($15M demolition / $25M new construction) FY $164M (for large O&M projects)

  16. NASA Agency Institutional FY07-FY12

  17. MSFC New Buildings planned LEED Silver (energy emphasis)

  18. MSFC FY12 Budget

  19. MAF

  20. http://ec.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/eis/eis_apt.cgi

  21. The FUTURE.... For $3B per year….

  22. X Future MSFC Lunar outpost Lunar Master Plan

  23. www.nasa.gov

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