Lonny Pugh Email & Phone Number

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Assist the branch chief in evaluating the need for infrastructure projects.Develop project programs of requirements;Develop project plans and provide advice to management;Coordinate projects with the appropriate parties to ensure that necessary planning and implementation are completed;Work closely with management to prioritize projects, propose scope changes, and resolve any issues;Administer project architecture and engineering activities (programming, construction documents, cost estimates, and construction administration) with the FPMB branch chief;Monitor projects for timeliness, budget, schedule, and compliance with requirements; andMonitor contractor progress in fulfilling the technical requirements for the project work scopes.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Us Federal Court Of Appeals & Us Court Of Claims

• Developed cost estimates for competitive bidding for a variety of multiple-use construction projects. • Prepared designs and specifications for various utility systems such as heating, air conditioning, ventilating, plumbing, and pneumatic control systems. Perform technical reviews of contractor-prepared designs and specifications for such systems.• Developed and evaluated repair, alteration and systems replacement project concepts, designs, costs, benefits, and priorities. • Provided direction, evaluation, and coordination to the building and/or facility related areas such as cleaning and housekeeping, pest control, landscaping, structural repairs, ash and trash removal, painting of equipment and piping, delivery and storage of fuel, and security.• Responsible for trouble shooting areas for improvement. Assists in ensuring that quality supplies and building services are accomplished to meet tenant requirements.

• Planned and directed efforts for the preparation of the CVN 79 Construction Preparation contract valued at $1.085 Billion. Lead efforts to develop comprehensive contract Special incentives aimed at encouraging prime contractor to better manage the procurement and align with the Navy’s budget and requirements. Coordinated and incorporated multiple inputs and amendments to Navy stakeholders to all incentives ensuring optimized and comprehensive solutions to complex requirements were derived. • Lead efforts to implement an Earn Value Management process to provide increased Program Office ability to asses emerging issues of cost, schedule, and performance in a timely manner and improve management of high risks contracts from Contractor Cost Performance Reports (CPR) and Contract Funds Summary Report (CFSR) and incorporated information into acquisition documents and CVN 21 program metrics • National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) and Small Business Innovative Research Program (SBIR) sponsor for PEO Carriers. Led efforts for Project selection and funding decision recommendations on PEO Aircraft Carrier annual budget of $1.5 million to senior leadership. Following submission of proposals, made awards based on small business qualification, degree of innovation, technical merit, and future market potential. Developed and implemented Strategic plan for both programs.• Planned and coordinated efforts of government and contractor personnel to support audits conducted by GAO. Ensured optimized solutions achieved in a timely fashion while minimizing disruption to concurrent efforts across the Future Carriers Program office. Maintained appropriate level of visibility to senior leadership and prioritization of requested audit documentation within Program Executive Office Carriers as well as with external organizations involved in the completion and final approval to advance the ongoing audits to completion.

Ship Service & Auxiliary Systems Branch Propulsion/Marine Div•Responsible for matters pertaining to contractor’s fabrication, welding and NDT processes in piping, machinery and electrical areas. Coordinates all design matters pertaining to approximately ten ship service and auxiliary piping systems.•Responsible for the technical acceptance of waterfront resolutions on all ship programs under construction and/or repair and overhaul•Demonstration Team leader for Environmental Protection team which includes all solid waste processing, oil and water separators, and sewage treatment systems on CVN 76 USS Ronald Regan Delivery trials. Aircraft Carrier Conversion/Overhaul/Repair CVN 68 Delivery team member. Reviewed Insurv instructions to verify all required demonstrations and inspections in preparation for Sea Trials. Demonstration leader for solid waste processing equipment during Sea Trials.Reviewed FMR’s to ensure technical adequacy and compliance with NAVSEA and TYCOM restrictions regarding cost and delivery. Aircraft Carrier Planning Code 1800Provided system and life cycle engineering support to NAVSEA and TYCOMs for all matters pertaining to modernization and planning of aircraft carriers. Included a detailed review of aircraft carrier material condition, identification of system and equipment deficiencies, detailed specifications for deficiency correction and the availability of funds, material, and facilities required in support of the aircraft carrier fleet. Coordinated efforts in engineered life cycle planning. This included the integration of tests and inspections, engineering studies, diagnostic analysis, maintenance and modernization planning for several availabilities simultaneously, long range maintenance schedules, maintenance and operational history of the ship and future programs planned by the naval technical community.

Supervisors of Shipbuilding-San DiegoCVN 68 PSA Support Team•Ensured work performed by the contractor to be in compliance to applicable plans, specifications, and all contractual requirements.•Reviewed and evaluated contractor’s condition reports and recommendations for additional work and provided rationale for approval and disapproval. •Developed, reviewed, and negotiated modifications to original specifications and new work specifications for work to be accomplished by contractors.•Provided detailed cost estimates including labor, material and time, with all required supporting data for new work and modifications to original work specifications.•Witnessed and accepted or rejected test of ship’s machinery, propulsion systems, piping, HM&E combat systems contractor’s test equipment and other complex systems to contract quality standards.•Assisted Design OSR in the identification and resolution of discrepancies found in assigned “repair” work items requiring technical resolution.•Assisted planning yard OSR in the identification and resolution of discrepancies found in assigned alterations

Process and Procedures Branch Lifting and Handling Department Code 711 Mech.EngineerDeveloped and improved, and standardized the processes and procedures that are used in crane maintenance and operations. Developed statistical trend analysis of departmental performance criteria to support the Department's planning efforts.Provided timely response and solutions to crane outages to keep Shipyard production moving. Also supported scheduled crane maintenance and repair programs.

5/98-8/98 Reactor Plant Planning Yard Associate Engineer •Conducted design study of Plate and Frame heat exchangers. Work performed included stress calculations, FEA, and drawing review/approval in preparation for shock and transient testing. 5/97-12/97 Submarine Design-Machinery Engineering Assistant •Performed technical reviews and provided approvals for SSN 688 Class Design Agent and Planning Yard Machinery Engineering Design products. Supported NSSN Production Plan and assisted in preparation and issue of construction drawings. •Provided General Technical Support for Waterfront Liaison Work for both SSN 688 Class and SSN 21(SEAWOLF) Class ships. •Reviewed changes to Quality Assurance Instructions. Performed and checked calculations required to analyze the shock resistance of unqualified SSN 688 Class submarine components not scheduled to be tested. 5/96-1/97 Radiological Controls Analyst •Conducted radiological surveys and calculated radioactivity for all material and waste in preparation for shipping. Shipped radioactive materials and waste to the disposal facilities. •Supervised removal of contamination covers on the Surface Support Ship Barge for carrier defueling. 5/95-12/95 Nuclear Engineering Mechanical Test Engineer •Data acquisiti1on recorder and Control and Test Coordinator during Power Range Testing of USS Greenville and USS Cheyenne. Recorded various parameters such as reactor power, steam generator levels, and feed/condensate pump pressures. Primary assistant to Shift Test Supervisor and responsible for maintaining plant chemistry. •Composed and maintained extensive valve locator guide for New Construction Carriers. 5/94-9/94 Submarine Noise and Vibration Testing Jr. Test Technician •Conducted noise analysis on all piping systems to verify suitable installation to sound requirements.

Mem, Engineering Management

Bs, Mechanical Engineering

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