Integrated Facilities Management Plan.
Abstract
The Aeronautical Systems Division (ASD) of the Air Force Systems Command provides technological support for and management of aeronautical weapons systems development, including research, development, systems engineering, and evaluation. The growing complexity of aircraft systems and the rapid rate of change in technology have resulted in expanding missions for ASD, especially in the area of systems integration. This trend is expected to continue well into the 1990s as ASD enters the era of automated aircraft. To support its mission, ASD houses almost 10,000 employees in some 160 facilities throughout Area 'B' Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Many of these facilities are old and in marginal-to-poor condition. Most were not designed for modern technical work and are unsuitable to support today's ASD mission. The facilities are small and scattered, and have splintered the organization. As a result, interaction and technology transfer have been severely limited. The total space available to ASD is barely adequate to accommodate today's needs, and the deficiency will become worse as ASD's mission continues to grow. To overcome these problems an integrated Facilities Management Plan has been developed and is described in this document.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 30, 1984
- Accession Number
- ADA179915
Entities
People
- Douglas K. Ault
- John H. Cable
- William A. Woodring
Organizations
- LMI