Presidential Helicopter: Program Progressing Largely as Planned

Abstract

Since 2014, the VH-92A presidential helicopter program has generally progressed as planned. Through November 2015, the contractor accomplished approximately $239.0 million (22 percent) in development work - leaving about $863.9 million (78 percent) in estimated work over the next 5 years. As of December 2015, the prime contractor had accomplished nearly all of the expected developmental tasks at only slightly greater cost than anticipated. The program is currently on track to accomplish key development milestones as planned. In the past year, the program successfully conducted its preliminary design review and carried out a number of other significant development activities, including: continued development of the mission communications system, delivery and initial testing of aircraft for risk-reduction activities, and initiation of the conversion of Sikorsky S-92A helicopters into VH-92A developmental models.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Apr 14, 2016
Accession Number
AD1156646

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  • Bonita J. P. Oden
  • Bruce H. Thomas
  • Hai V. Tran
  • Jennifer V. Leotta
  • Juana S. Collymore
  • Karen A. Richey
  • Katherine S. Lenane
  • Marie P. Ahearn
  • Michael J. Sullivan
  • Ozzy Trevino
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