National Nuclear Security Administration RPV Approach May 2018

National Nuclear Security Administration RPV Approach May 2018
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The National Nuclear Security Administration presents the RPV Approach, designed to enhance security measures in May 2018. The BUILDER Overview illustrates a comprehensive view of the system, and the BUILDER SMS offers a web-based software application for Sustainment Management System. This system, developed by Construction Engineering Research Laboratory, aids engineers, technicians, and managers in making informed decisions regarding building infrastructure maintenance. The BUILDER SMS Process involves various stages like Work Planning, Inventory Analysis, Forecasting, and more to ensure efficient asset management. Moreover, the BUILDER Inventory Hierarchy organizes real property inventory systematically. Assessments cover a wide range of factors including condition issues, functionality, and data collection processes for effective decision-making.

  • Security
  • Infrastructure
  • Maintenance
  • Management
  • Asset

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  1. NNSA RPV APPROACH National Nuclear Security Administration May 2018

  2. BUILDER OVERVIEW 2

  3. BUILDER SMS A part of a web-based software application Sustainment Management System (SMS) Developed by Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL), Engineer Research and Development Center, US Army Corps of Engineers To help engineers, technicians and managers decide when, where and how to best maintain building infrastructure Detailed real property inventory per UNIFORMAT II Condition assessment and projection of expected condition with respect to the expected life cycle deterioration. Mandated for DOD and other federal agencies 3

  4. BUILDER SMS PROCESS Work Planning Inventory Analysis Forecasting Assessment Real Property Inventory (from FIMS/G2) Condition Index Analysis Work Generation What If ? Scenarios Condition Assessment Work Prioritization Remaining Service Life Course of Action (COA) Analysis Functionality Assessment Component Inventory BUILDER SMS Local CMMS Programs work together to provide a full service asset management product (CMMS integration still in development stage) 4

  5. BUILDER INVENTORY HIERARCHY BUILDER arranges real property inventory in the following way: Identifies the customer s organizational structure Organizes that structure into a manageable hierarchy Lists facilities which will be independently maintained Groups real property building components under each individual facility 5

  6. ASSESSMENTS A/C Unit, Window (12,200 BTU) Condition Issues Broken Clogged Corroded Cracked Damaged Deteriorated Leaks Missing parts Functionality Issues Capacity (over/undersized) Code compliance Configuration Obsolescence (parts/system) Safety Hazards Wrong type needed o Condition Condition Index (CI): 100 0 score (Flawless Condition Complete Condition Failure) BUILDER condition data is collected at the Level 5, Section Sub-Type level (e.g., Hoists, 15' lift, 1 ton or Generators - Diesel, 175 kW ) o Functionality Functionality Index (FI): 100 0 score (Fully Meets Mission Complete Failure to Meet Mission) BUILDER functionality data will be collected at the Asset Level and be primarily system-focused (e.g., HVAC in HEAF) 6

  7. RPV APPROACH & CMMS INTEGRATION 7

  8. REPLACEMENT PLANT VALUE (RPV) Current Challenges 80 RPV models created for Department of Energy by RSMeans Unit price driven calculation Usage Codes (FACODE/CATCODE in DoD) to determine RPV models Out-dated RPV models and unit prices Gaps to capture agency unique facilities Creates inaccurate RPVs with inaccurate agency RP portfolios NNSA Approach Nationally Recognized and Credible Data Source, Gordain/RSMeans (RSMeans) Major Task Items Updates Update NNSA BUILDER UNIFORMAT II cost catalog based on RSMeans cost data Update Service Life information RPV Cost Engine Update existing RPV models Create additional RPV models for NNSA specific needs Develop a RPV calculation tool to reflect major asset from BUILDER inventory Integration via SPIRE integration tool within NNSA server Sustainment Initial update Annual update 8

  9. RPV COST ENGINE FLOW DIAGRAM Create a new RPV calculation tool, Cost Engine RSMeans Cost Engine utilizes RPV models and BUILDER inventory to generate enhance RPV for NNSA assets Data Flow 1. Cost Engine Scheduler initiates a request to update RPVs for NNSA assets 2. Cost Engine requests asset information including model IDs and RPUIDs from BUILDER via SPIRE, Integration Tool* 3. Cost Engine receives BUILDER inventory via SPIRE* 4. Cost Engine generates enhanced RPV and returns to BUILDER via SPIRE to populate the new value SPIRE INTEGRATION TOOL * This may be part of the same service/step 9

  10. CMMS/BUILDER INTEGRATIONOVERVIEW Integration Objectives Separate & Stand-alone programs: potentially cost/labor prohibitive to maintain infrastructure data, no current interface/connection Integration of NNSA BUILDER (planning tool) with NNSA CMMS Systems (execution tool) Better NNSA Infrastructure Management Data Interface between NNSA BUILDER and CMMS Benefits to HQ s and Sites from the integration by automated data transfer between BUILDER and CMMS. Challenges 9 sites with up to 6 different CMMS programs Various different cybersecurity protocols Overall Process Data exchange: BUILDER Integration Tool CMMS Progress Develop Integratiosn Tool, SPIRE Pilot Integration@ LANL (AssetSuite) & SNL (MAXIMO) Two additional sites in FY18 @ LLNL (legacy DB) & NNSS (MAXIMO) 10

  11. INTEGRATIONFLOW Site Network Any CMMS CMMS G2 Data Center @ ORNL CMMS Site Network NNSA BUILDER Database SPIRE (DIGON Integration Application) BUILDER API CMMS Integration Options - Real-Time API - Scheduled Batch API - Batch File 11 CMMS

  12. Questions? 12

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