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1 Project Management Project Management T. A. Sebring T. A. Sebring CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Phases of Development Phases of Development 茫 Feasibility/Concept Design Study 茫 Feasibility/Concept Design Study 001 Year Culminating in This Review (17-18 Jan 06) 00~1 Year Culminating in This Review (17-18 Jan 06) 00bjectives Defined by Cornell/Caltech MOU 00Objectives Defined by Cornell/Caltech MOU 茫 Engineering Concept Design 茫 Engineering Concept Design 00tart June 2006 Duration: 1 Year 00Start June 2006 Duration: 1 Year 00rovide Full Concept Definition and Enabling Analysis 00Provide Full Concept Definition and Enabling Analysis 茫 Development Phase 茫 Development Phase 00tart: June 2007 Duration: ~5 Years at 1 00Start: June 2007 Duration: ~5 Years at 1stst Light Light 00ajor Contracts, Construction, Integration 00Major Contracts, Construction, Integration 茫 Commissioning 茫 Commissioning 00uration 1 Year 00Duration 1 Year 00/span> 00/span> Optimize Telescope Performance, Handover to Ops Optimize Telescope Performance, Handover to Ops 2 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Project Organization Project Organization CCAT Board CCAT Director Project Manager Project Scientist Instrumentation Scientist/s 茫 CCAT Board 茫 CCAT Board 00epresentatives from Each Partner 00Representatives from Each Partner 00cientific, Technical, Financial, Legal Expertise 00Scientific, Technical, Financial, Legal Expertise 茫 CCAT Director 茫 CCAT Director 00esponds to Board, Non-Voting Member of Board 00Responds to Board, Non-Voting Member of Board 00oordinates Activities of Project Manager & Scientists 00Coordinates Activities of Project Manager & Scientists 00nterface Between Partners and Project Activities 00Interface Between Partners and Project Activities CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Project Manager Project Manager 茫 Define & Implement Program Plan 茫 Define & Implement Program Plan 茫 Define Tasking & Assign 茫 Define Tasking & Assign 茫 Project Team Definition & Development 茫 Project Team Definition & Development 茫 Cost Estimation and Control Practices 茫 Cost Estimation and Control Practices 茫 Implement Technical Development & Review 茫 Implement Technical Development & Review Process Process 茫 Maintain Constant Vision and Foster Team 茫 Maintain Constant Vision and Foster Team Spirit and Ethics Spirit and Ethics The Project Manager is Responsible for Initiating and Maintaining all Required Activities En Route to Success 3 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Project Scientist Project Scientist 茫 Ensure Scientific Quality and Efficacy of Project 茫 Ensure Scientific Quality and Efficacy of Project 茫 Interface and Ombudsman to the Partner 茫 Interface and Ombudsman to the Partner Scientific Community Scientific Community 茫 Leads the Science Committee and Others as 茫 Leads the Science Committee and Others as Required Required 茫 Leads Efforts in Commissioning Telescope wrt 茫 Leads Efforts in Commissioning Telescope wrt Astronomical Observation & Quality Astronomical Observation & Quality 茫 Represents CCAT to the Astronomical Science 茫 Represents CCAT to the Astronomical Science Community in General Community in General CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Instrumentation Scientist/s Instrumentation Scientist/s 茫 Lead Development Activities for the Major 茫 Lead Development Activities for the Major Science Instruments Developed for CCAT Science Instruments Developed for CCAT 茫 Responsible for Performance of Science 茫 Responsible for Performance of Science Instruments Instruments 茫 Manages Instrument Development to Meet 茫 Manages Instrument Development to Meet Constraints of Budget and Schedule Constraints of Budget and Schedule 茫 Maintains Cognizance of Relevant Technology 茫 Maintains Cognizance of Relevant Technology Development Congruent with Instrumentation Development Congruent with Instrumentation 4 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Project Staffing Project Staffing Skill NumberUS OfficeChile Project Manager 1 * > Deputy Project Manager 1 * > Administrative Assistant 1 * Project Engineer 1 * > Site Manager 1 * Administrative Manager 1 * Optical/RF Engineer 1 * > Electrical Engineer 1 * > Mechanical Engineer 2 * > Control Engineer 1 * > Software Engineer 1 * > Mechanical Technician 2 * Electronic Technician 2 * Software Technician 1 * > Scheduler/Planner 1 * Administrative Specialist 1 * 19 12 13 茫 Initial Definition 茫 Initial Definition 茫 ">"Means Moves to 茫 ">"Means Moves to Chile Chile 茫 Effort Made to Hire 茫 Effort Made to Hire Chileans Who Can Chileans Who Can Return and Stay Return and Stay 茫 Desirable to Hire 茫 Desirable to Hire Some Who Will Some Who Will Transition to Ops Transition to Ops 茫 Lean/Mean Team 茫 Lean/Mean Team 茫 Contracts for Other 茫 Contracts for Other Labor Labor CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Business Model Business Model 茫 Partners Form Not-For-Profit Corporation 茫 Partners Form Not-For-Profit Corporation 00egal Operating Entity in Chile 00Legal Operating Entity in Chile 00nsulates Partners from Liability 00Insulates Partners from Liability 茫 Operate Project from Within a Partner 茫 Operate Project from Within a Partner Organization Organization 00roject is Too Small to Provide All Services 00Project is Too Small to Provide All Services 茫 Legal, Personnel, Purchasing, Payroll, etc. 茫 Legal, Personnel, Purchasing, Payroll, etc. 00rovides Infrastructure Necessary During Initial 00Provides Infrastructure Necessary During Initial Development (Offices, Meeting Rooms, etc.) Development (Offices, Meeting Rooms, etc.) 茫 Graduate to More Self Sufficient Stage During 茫 Graduate to More Self Sufficient Stage During Operations Operations 5 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Integrated Product Teams Integrated Product Teams 茫 Formed Within Project Organization to Address 茫 Formed Within Project Organization to Address Subsystems and/or Tasks Subsystems and/or Tasks 00eaders Chosen from Within Team 00Leaders Chosen from Within Team 00onstituency Consistent with Technical Content 00Constituency Consistent with Technical Content 00veryone Gets to Lead Sometimes & Follow Some 00Everyone Gets to Lead Sometimes & Follow Some Times Times 茫 茫 Project and Deputy Project Managers Mentor Project and Deputy Project Managers Mentor Teams Teams 00emain Cognizant of All Activities 00Remain Cognizant of All Activities 00articipate to Adjust Course and Support Teams 00Participate to Adjust Course and Support Teams 00oordinate Tasks, Schedules, Manpower 00Coordinate Tasks, Schedules, Manpower CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Design Development Process Design Development Process 茫 Standard Aerospace Format 茫 Standard Aerospace Format 00oncept, Preliminary, Critical Design Stages 00Concept, Preliminary, Critical Design Stages 00ormal Reviews at Each Stage 00Formal Reviews at Each Stage 00andated by Statements of Work for Contracts 00Mandated by Statements of Work for Contracts 茫 Science Involvement with Design 茫 Science Involvement with Design 00eview of Requirements & Documentation 00Review of Requirements & Documentation 00articipation in Source Selection Activities 00Participation in Source Selection Activities 00/span> 00/span> Participation in Design Reviews Participation in Design Reviews 6 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Contracting Contracting 茫 Approach 茫 Approach 00irm Fixed Price Contracts 00Firm Fixed Price Contracts 00ompetitive Procurements When Possible and 00Competitive Procurements When Possible and Practical Practical 00dherence to Federal Acquisition Regulations 00Adherence to Federal Acquisition Regulations 茫 Not Required if No Federal Funding 茫 Not Required if No Federal Funding 茫 A Good Process for a Level Playing Field 茫 A Good Process for a Level Playing Field 00ole Source Justifications Developed for Non- 00Sole Source Justifications Developed for Non- Competitive Awards Competitive Awards 茫 Contract Statements of Work 茫 Contract Statements of Work 00nclude Stages at Which Formal Approval by Project 00Include Stages at Which Formal Approval by Project is Required is Required 00efine Process by Which Work Will be Done 00Define Process by Which Work Will be Done CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Cost Estimation Cost Estimation 茫 Initial Estimate Provided During this Review 茫 Initial Estimate Provided During this Review 茫 Final and Accurate Estimate at Conclusion of 茫 Final and Accurate Estimate at Conclusion of Engineering Concept Design Phase Engineering Concept Design Phase 茫 Requirements 茫 Requirements 00lt;90% of Estimated Costs Supported by: 00<90% of Estimated Costs Supported by: 茫 Contractor Letter Quotes or Estimates 茫 Contractor Letter Quotes or Estimates 茫 Catalogue Prices 茫 Catalogue Prices 茫 茫 Formal Estimating Processes Formal Estimating Processes 茫 Extrapolation from Recent Similar Components/Subsystems 茫 Extrapolation from Recent Similar Components/Subsystems 00inal Estimate Must Include 10% Contingency 00Final Estimate Must Include 10% Contingency 0020m Preserved for Science Instruments 00$20m Preserved for Science Instruments 茫 茫 Includes Contingency for Instruments Includes Contingency for Instruments 7 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Cost Tracking and Planning System (CTPS) Cost Tracking and Planning System (CTPS) 茫 A Spreadsheet System Previously Developed and 茫 A Spreadsheet System Previously Developed and Used Successfully Used Successfully 00rganized by Month of the Project and WBS Area 00Organized by Month of the Project and WBS Area 00rovides Format for Initial Allocation of Funds 00Provides Format for Initial Allocation of Funds 00pdated Quarterly to Reflect Actual Expenditures 00Updated Quarterly to Reflect Actual Expenditures 00evised Quarterly to Allow Completion Within Budget 00Revised Quarterly to Allow Completion Within Budget 茫 Provides Cost-to-Complete Estimate Within 茫 Provides Cost-to-Complete Estimate Within Hours at Any Time in Project Hours at Any Time in Project 茫 Reconciled Quarterly with Host Institution's 茫 Reconciled Quarterly with Host Institution's Accounting Department Accounting Department 茫 Status Reported 2x/Year to Partnership 茫 Status Reported 2x/Year to Partnership CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 CCAT Feasibility/Concept Study Review  17 - - 18 January 2006 18 January 2006 Summary Summary 茫 Management Process Previously 茫 Management Process Previously Successful Successful 茫 Staffing is Aggressively Light but Adequate 茫 Staffing is Aggressively Light but Adequate 茫 Development Process is Straightforward 茫 Development Process is Straightforward 茫 Several Questions for Next Phase 茫 Several Questions for Next Phase 00More Accurate Cost Estimation 00More Accurate Cost Estimation 00Issues of Partnership & Business Approach 00Issues of Partnership & Business Approach 00/span> 00/span> Development of Project Office & Staffing Development of Project Office & Staffing

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