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REPLACE HIGH-SPEED BLADE TIP GRINDER FRCSE - JACKSONVILLE1) Replace high speed grinder Plant Account # 65887-701136 (manufactured 1/1/1983) with a new unit. The new grinder will be used in support of the FRCSEStrategic Business Plan and will accommodate the most common parts for the programs scheduled to be relocated to the facility by FY 2013.2) The present machine is not adequate to grind the projected workload. The proposed unit will be larger and will be able to grind and measure all theworkload and to the highest required tolerance.3) Utilize the existing grinder until it becomes inoperable, at which time the FRC will have a work stoppage and lose program capability.4) Extensive turnaround time due to long lead time from using outside contractors which would cause missed Engine Program schedules.5) Not Applicable.REPLACE VERTICAL TURRET LATHE FRCSE - JACKSONVILLE1) Replace vertical turret lathe Plant Account # 65886-000205 (manufactured 1/1/1985) with a new unit.2) The present lathe is not adequate to turn the projected work load. The proposed unit will be larger and will be able to produce all the work load and to thehighest required tolerance.3) Utilize the existing lathe until it becomes inoperable, at which time the FRC will have a work stoppage and lose program capability. Contract out theworkload to a shop that has been or will be certified for "Flight Critical" component repair or manufacture.4) Extensive turnaround time due to long lead time from using outside contractors which would cause missed Engine Program schedules.5) Not Applicable.PROCURE MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM FOR ENGINE COMPLEX FRCSE - JACKSONVILLE1) The basic intent of the project is to purchase and install heavy duty material handling systems sized to handle increased loads for all jet engine and modulesin reusable containers, on transportation vehicles or as independent suspended loads.2) Current systems in place do not provide adequate shop floor coverage to handle rearrangement or placement of programs into area.3) Current material handling systems on east side of building support multiple shop areas. A-Frames, portable engine hoists and/or independent jib cranes areuseful and can and will be used until project is completed.4) Shop areas to be positioned under areas scheduled for material handling system would need to have alternate lifting capability to perform work.5) All systems installed will require proper design in accordance with strict adherence to the Naval Facilities Engineeering Command (NAVFAC ) P307Management of Weight Handling Equipment Manual which governs the depots safe operation of the cranes.UPGRADE STACKER SYSTEM FRCSE - JACKSONVILLE1) Project consists of renovation/resizing of automated storage system in Bldg. 797. Storage shelving to be right sized to meet storage size demands of currentjet engine overhaul shops2) Current deficiency/problem is the stacker system is no longer efficiently storing parts/materials. The dimensions of the storage envelope are too small/largefor current needs.3) Status quo- leave as isExhibit Fund-9BCapital Purchase Justification