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Title: Report to the LCLS Facilities Advisory Committee


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Report to the LCLS Facilities Advisory Committee
Mark Reichanadter LCLS Deputy Project Director
  • Project Management Status
  • Cost and Schedule Performance
  • Funding, Obligations Costs
  • Milestones Critical Path
  • Procurement Status
  • Integration Management
  • Risks Mitigations
  • Summary

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Review Documentation
  • LCLS Project Review information
  • http//www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/lcls/fac/2008-ju
    ne/index.html
  • Thumb drives of presentations and back-up
    documents
  • Responses to Oct07 FAC Recommendations
  • April 2008 Monthly Report
  • Current LCLS Risk Registry
  • Questions? Contact
  • Helen ODonnell X3368, heleno_at_slac.stanford.edu
  • Daphne Mitchell X5377, dmitchell_at_slac.stanford.edu

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Project Status
  • LCLS reporting against a new Baseline
  • Approved by DOE Deputy Secretary in January
  • Addresses impacts of the FY07 CR
  • TPC 420M (TEC 352M, OPC 68M)
  • CD-4 July 2010
  • TPC gt78 Complete, TEC gt82 Complete
  • Contingency on TEC 21.3M
  • 35 on remaining work
  • Management Reserve on OPC 9.5M
  • 35 on remaining work
  • FY08 contingency tight but is being managed

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TEC Project Status Summary
  • Technical Systems well advanced
  • Injector Linac complete through Sector 30
  • Undulator components mostly in hand.
  • XTOD in procurement phase. XES in final design.
  • Turner Construction gt90 Complete
  • Powering equipment Tunneling activities
    complete.
  • BO through NEH in June.
  • BO through FEH in August.
  • SLAC installing technical equipment prior to BO
    co-occupancy
  • LCLS Facilities turned over to Operations
  • Injector Facility (w/Drive Laser)
  • Linac (w/BC-1, BC-2) through Sector 30
  • Magnetic Measurement Facility

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LCLS Project Performance (Apr08)
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Project Performance (Apr08)
  • TPC
  • BCWS 304.5M
  • BCWP 301.7M
  • ACWP 301.4M
  • Obligations (cum) 309.6M
  • TEC (Line Item)
  • Remaining Work (ETC) 60.3M
  • 14M is under contract
  • Est at Complete (EAC) 332.7M
  • EAC includes variances and Pending BCRs

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TEC Remaining Work 60.3M
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LCLS Earned Value Indices
  • Not much trend data with the resetting of CPI
    SPI.

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LCLS TEC Progress
4.1M uncommitted BA on 24M of planned work
10
FY08 Contingency Estimate
Estimate 1.4M draw on contingency through
30Sep08
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FY09 CR Impact Mitigation
  • TEC base plan exceeds a strict 1/12th monthly CR
    allocation 2.6M.
  • Worst case Delay procurements to match CR BA.
    Early science in FY09 is at risk.

Assumes 0 carry-forward
  • Preferred solution Request 8.1M in Oct08, with
    3.1M in subsequent months.
  • Award schedule-critical procurements. Adequate
    contingency is available to address unexpected
    costs. Turner close out scheduled for Dec08.

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DOE (Level 2) Milestone Performance
L2 milestones include 2 months float from early
finish dates
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LCLS Schedule
  • Critical Path (CP) to CD-4
  • Undulator/FEE C.O. install FEL commission
    Photons in FEH
  • Total float 108 working days (5months)
  • K-measurement 108 days
  • Soft X-ray Mirror System 109 days
  • Undulator Girder Assembly 111 days
  • Pop-Up Camera System 113 days
  • Space Renovation BO 90 days
  • Renovation of existing space (low risk).
    Construction planned in FY10 but can be advanced
    if necessary.
  • Co-occupancy installation of technical
    equipment prior to BO.
  • Turner activities have priority. Co-mingled work
    is proceeding smoothly due to advance planning.
  • Track Turner EV in LCLS PMCS, site walk
    validation, OAC meetings

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LCLS Procurements
  • LCLS using co-located procurement group
  • 1 Manager
  • 2 Buyers (technical components)
  • 1 Contract Administrator (A/E, CM/GC contracts)
  • 1 Construction Buyer (Davis-Bacon contracts)
  • Administer field changes and submittals
  • 2 P/T Consultants (price and change negotiations)
  • Weekly technical/procurement staff meetings
  • Advance procurements monitored via APPs
  • DOE increased SLAC authority to 500K
  • Starting pre-planning of LUSI procurements.

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Recent Procurements gt100K
  • Recent performance on estimating contracted work
    has been good.
  • 11M of large procurements remain (4.5M Space
    Renovation, 2.8M D/B FEH Hutches)

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Integration Management
  • Integration Management Team (staff of 8)
  • Directed by R Boyce
  • Meets weekly to review interfaces, resolve gaps,
    conflicts
  • Representation from all LCLS L2 WBS (includes
    LUSI)
  • Monitor installation readiness, planning and
    coordination
  • Design reviews continue to play important role in
    advancing design and vetting integrated solutions
  • Risk Registry now mostly a tactical document
  • Punch list managed by System Managers
  • Often involves integrated mitigation actions

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LCLS Technical Specifications
  • LCLS technical specs flow down from GRD-PRDs
  • LUSI beginning to finalize its design specs
  • LUSI interface captured in ICDs Interface
    Working Group

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Project Management Risks Mitigations
  • Safety Particularly construction and
    installation
  • Fully staffed in ESH, construction safety and
    oversight (UTRs)
  • Regular inspections, enforced procedures,
    stand-downs, daily tool box meetings
  • Aligned DOE, SLAC, Turner, Jacobs, Subcontractors
  • Cost Contingency
  • Perform monthly analysis on EAC and projected
    burn rate
  • Perform semi-annual contingency assessment MC
    analysis
  • Cost Control (Owner-directed changes)
  • Regular walk-arounds with IMT and LUSI teams
  • Adhere to configuration controls (BCR, FCO and
    DCR)

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Project Management Risks Mitigations
  • Schedule Installation Coordination
  • IMT facilitates integration and identify
    gaps/conflicts
  • Weekly install meetings (w/Turner) readiness
    reviews
  • Schedule FY09 Continuing Resolution
  • Request 8.1M (5M above CR level) at beginning
    of FY09
  • Defer less critical work until later in FY09
  • Evaluate cost and contingency monthly
  • Management Transitions
  • Actively manage organizational interfaces
  • LCLS-LUSI, transition to Linac Ops, transition to
    LCLS Science Program
  • Project transitions are high priority to DOE and
    SLAC
  • Regular communication and access to key resources
  • DOE-BES, DOE-SSO, SLAC Directorate
  • System Managers will address their risks and risk
    handling plans.
  • Full lists of active risks and mitigation actions
    are LCLS Risk Registry.

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Summary
  • LCLS reporting on recently revised baseline
  • Overall, earned value making steady progress
  • Milestone performance good so far
  • Cost and schedule contingencies adequate to
    address project risks
  • Monitor and manage FY08 contingency allocation
  • Request 8.1M in Oct08 (5M above CR level) to
    maintain schedule to early science
  • Challenges ahead
  • Close out (Turner) construction project
  • Simultaneously manage install/commission
    activities
  • Continue LUSI integration and transition to
    operations

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