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APT CORPORATE CAPABILITIES


CORPORATE OVERVIEW Providing safe solutions to Government & Industry through risk management, engineering, analysis, & planning.

A-P-T Research, Inc. (Analysis-Planning-Test Research, Inc. (APT)) is an employee-owned, small business headquartered at the Safety Engineering & Analysis Center (SEAC) in Huntsville, AL.

Founded in 1990, APT has steadily grown to a solid business base of $27M/year. APT currently provides professional engineering services to approximately 40 Government

agencies in a variety of disciplines. APT’s ISO 9001:2015 certification includes the unique statement, “A-P-T Research, Inc., has

established and maintains a quality management system for the delivery of products and engineering services for safety, quality, mission assurance, testing, analysis, hardware prototyping and training on a global basis to Government and industrial organizations.”


APT was listed as one of Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Companies in America for 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, & 2014.

CORPORATE OVERVIEW Providing Proactive Safety Solutions which are timely, responsive, and innovative.

Capabilities System Safety Software System Safety Software Development & Modeling Explosives Safety & Testing Insensitive Munitions DOT Hazard Classification Service Fireworks Certification Explosive Safety Siting C-IED Training & Training Aids Systems/Risk Analysis Risk Management & Assessment Standards Development E3 / RF Safety & Testing Range Safety Flight Safety Flight Test Planning Airworthiness Training Industrial & Quality Engineering ESOH Special Studies

Credentials A professional staff of 155+ 2013 Small Business of the Year—Chamber of Commerce International System Safety Society Directors, Officers,

Fellows, and Technical Achievement Awardees Board Member on IAASS, Chair of Launch Safety Committee Former ACAT 1D Project and Program Managers Former Flight Safety and Range Safety Officers Former Chiefs of Safety MICOM, SMDC Former Chief Engineers at AFSC Two Former Hazard Classifiers Two Former DDESB Secretariat Members Former Director of Safety, Quality & Mission

Assurance for USA Space Shuttle Operations Two time ASAP member on Board of Directors Internationally recognized experts in modeling

explosives effects, and range safety


APT ORGANIZATION

Our organizational structure has proven very successful in managing multiple, simultaneous tasks including management of subcontractor teams.

APT is currently organized with multiple operational divisions that provide safety critical analytical and functional support to 40+ Government and Industry customers annually.

Employee Education

PhD MSBS ASCo-op/Other

Employee Experience

30+ 20-3010-20 0-10

IT/Facilities Team

Accounting

Jeanette Colvert, VP,

Comptroller

Contracting

Rebecca Merrill, VP,

Contracts

Human Resources

and Security

Myra Swoope, Director

of Human Resources

Publicity/Advertising/

Proposal Support

Corporate Operations

Meredith Hardwick, CFO

Explosives Safety &

Testing Division

John Tatom, VP

Jorge Flores, Deputy

Missiles &

Technology

Division

Clark Kilgore, VP

Susan Cantrell,

Deputy

Test Support

Division

Jerry Rufe, VP

Darlene Davenport,

Deputy

SEAC Division

Saralyn Dwyer, VP

Space Division

Jamie Mclean, DM

Tim Middendorf,

Deputy

Software Division

Rhonda

Barnes, VP

Nina Donath,

Deputy

Chief Analyst

Bob Baker

Technical Director

John Hall, Ph.D.

Technical Operations

Mark Vaughn, COO

Saralyn Dwyer, Chief of Staff

Business Development

Brian Weyenberg

A-P-T Research, Inc.

John Fellows, CEO

Board of Directors


CORPORATE CUSTOMERS AND APT LOCATIONS APT provides services to over 40 organizations at multiple locations in the US and abroad.

Government Agencies ATF EIPB NCETR

DoD Air Force Air Force Safety Center Eastern Test Range

Army AHW AMCOM Safety Office AMRDEC Software

Engineering Directorate ARDEC Corps of Engineers LOGSA PM, UAS PEO Aviation Redstone Test Center Scott AMC SMDC USATCES WSMR YPG Coast Guard DDESB JIDO RBESCT RCC Risk Committee

DoD (cont’d) Marines USMC Blount Island

Command Marine Corps System

Command MDA STEPAL

Navy NAVAIR Naval Surface Warfare

Center (IHD) NOSSA PMRF

DOT FAA-AST Fireworks

Certification Agency PHMSA Hazard

Classification Examiners

FBI

NASA JSC KSC NASA Safety

Training Center NASA Plum Brook

Industry Accurate Energetic Systems Alaska Aerospace Corp American Ordnance Armag AVCON Barnes Bullets Boeing Dynetics G-48 Committee Hydroid iRobot Kaman Karagozian & Case Lockheed Martin ManTech Nammo-Talley Nelson Brothers Orbital/ATK Orica Oshkosh Raytheon SAIC Shannon Tencate WDW

Professional Organizations American Society of Safety

Engineers American Institute of Aeronautics

and Astronautics Chemical Safety Board International Association for the

Advancement of Space Safety Institute of Makers of Explosives International Society of

Explosives Engineers International System Safety Society Klotz Group NATO Risk Committee

APT Customers

APT Employees/ Customers


Safety Engineering & Analysis Center

SEAC DIVISION

Training

APT offers professional training classes for government and industry S&MA professionals at the APT Huntsville, AL, facility or on-site for clients who request them. These classes can be specially tailored to meet the needs of requesting organization.

Courses include: System Safety Software

System Safety Explosives Safety IMESAFR Software SAFER Software Risk Management

for Safety Engineering

Customers

Eglin Air Force Base

Hanscom Air Force Base

Hill Air Force Base

Marshall Space Flight Center

Picatinny Arsenal

Robins Air Force Base

Tinker Air Force Base

Virgin Galactic, Inc.

ATF

NASA Safety Center

NASA Plum Brook

Raytheon

iRobot


Customers AFSC AMCOM Safety Commercial DDESB Edwards AFB IME Marine Corps

Systems Command

MDA NASA MSFC NATO Naval Ordnance

Center RALCT RBESCT RCC RTC SMDC Safety USATCES WSMR YPG

Safety Engineering & Analysis Center

SEAC DIVISION

System Safety

Develop system safety programs and tailor requirements

Perform and evaluate hazard analyses Prepare reliability and fault tree analyses Prepare and maintain hazard tracking systems Analyze system hardware/software designs Define safety criteria Resolve safety issues Perform flight failure mode analyses Analyze flight termination system designs Perform Government standard inspections Serve as secretariat for safety working groups Conduct safety workshops Software safety

Risk Assessment

Conduct reliability studies Evaluate high risk scenarios Derive applicable risk equations Compile statistical analyses Minimize the worst case risk

Standards Development

Assist safety organizations in developing concisely written safety standards, regulations, and safety programs at the local, installation, service, organization, and national levels including RCC standards, DoD standards, and NATO procedures

Common Risk Criteria for

National Test Ranges Subtitle:

Inert Debris

RangeCommandersCouncil

Supplement to Standard 321-97

Common Risk Criteria for

National Test Ranges Subtitle:

Inert Debris

RangeCommandersCouncil

Standard 321-97

Allied Ammunition Storage and Transport Publication (AASTP)

AASTP-4

“Explosives Safety Risk Analysis”

Part II


Customers

DDESB NAVFAC EXWC IME Singapore DSTA USACE U.S. Marine Corps USATCES American Ordnance Orica Nelson Brothers Parsons AFRL Nammo Lockheed Martin AEISG Air Force

Safety Center ATF NCETR Chemical Safety

Board Armag

EXPLOSIVES SAFETY & TESTING DIVISION

Explosives Safety & Testing Explosives safety site plan development/support Insensitive munitions support Site analyses using the APT-developed

software tools, IMESAFR, SAFER, and DIRE Explosive safety quantitative risk assessments Explosion effects and consequences

modeling and software development Explosives safety training Protective construction analysis and design Structural assessments and commercial facility design Explosives testing (test planning, test execution, data collection,

data reduction and analysis, test report)


Customers

AFSC AMRDEC-SED DSOC IAMD IME iRobot Lockheed Martin MDA NASA Oshkosh Defense RBESCT Textron United Space

Alliance WSMR YPG

SOFTWARE DIVISION

Capabilities Software Airworthiness

(DO-178, DO-278) Range Safety Standards Development Certificate of

Authorization for UAS FMEA/FHA Safety Confirmation Release System Safety/Software

System Safety MIL-STD-882 GEIA-STD-00100 AMCOM 385-17

Reliability Software Safety Training Risk Assessments Full Life Cycle Support Static and Dynamic

Code Analysis Web-based Hazard Tracking

Software System Safety Prepare functional hazard analyses Prepare system safety management plans and system

safety program plans Prepare software safety input to safety assessment

reports Software safety contributions to airworthiness releases Software safety support to Government approval

boards, panels, and numerous regulation compliance Develop software safety level of rigor Apply software analysis tools to software safety Apply government and commercial software safety

standards and best practices to software developments


Software Development & Modeling

Extensive experience in development of embedded system software for operational flight programs

Experienced in DO-178B/C software development practices

Utilized Agile software management for software development

Experienced in Subversion and Microsoft Visual Source Safe software for version control

Eclipse in C++ software development platform experience

Wind River Linux-based software development in C/C++ CORBA IDL software development MIL-STD-1553B communication software

development TCP/UDP socket programming

Customers

AMRDEC-SED Boeing DSOC IAMD IME iRobot Lockheed Martin MDA NASA RBESCT Textron United Space

Alliance WSMR YPG

SOFTWARE DIVISION

Windows-based software development MS Visual .NET platform utilizing

Visual Basic .NET and ASP .NET SQL Server Database Development

User friendly tools developed by APT include: Web-based Hazard Tracking

System (HTS) Institute of Makers of Explosives

Safety Analysis for Risk (IMESAFR) Range Test Scheduling System

(RTSS) Safety Assessment for Explosives

Risk (SAFER) Ground Risk Model (GRM) Debris Risk Assessment (DebRA) Analysis of Death and Injuries

Resulting from Explosions to provide personnel protection (DIRE)

Experience and knowledgeable in all stages of software development

Other capabilities include test planning, flight dynamics, and software verification and validation


Customers

MDA SMDC

MISSILES & TECHNOLOGY DIVISION

System Safety Define requirements Develop/tailor system safety

programs Conduct safety testing and

document results Assure milestone schedule

requirements are met Perform, prepare, and/or review

system safety, hazard, reliability, and fault tree analyses

Develop and maintain hazard tracking systems

Industrial & Quality Engineering Apply optimization techniques to

computer models of products or processes to determine the best solutions to maximize performance or minimize costs

Provide solutions for issues related to product and process design, quality, production planning, and reliability using state-of-the-art analytical tools


MISSILES & TECHNOLOGY DIVISION

Range Safety

Quantitative risk assessment of flight and ground safety hazards

Collision avoidance and spacecraft debris risks

Range safety system evaluation User flight termination system

design/performance assessment Independent assessment of range

safety issues Vehicle breakup modeling for destruct

and intercept debris Hazardous procedures development

and validation Evaluation of safety/quality

procedures Vehicle malfunction and safety

system reliability assessment

Flight Test Planning

Test execution Test requirements traceability Test program feasibility Trajectory/scenario development National range UDS document

development Space asset risk assessment

Customers

45th Space Wing

ATK Thiokol BAE Systems BRPH

Architects-Engineers, Inc.

MDA NASA KSC Spaceport

Canada YPG


SPACE DIVISION

Risk Analysis Launch area and downrange casualty

expectations Re-entry hazard definition Ship/aircraft hit probability determination Maximum probable loss determination Facility damage prediction Blast wave overpressure estimation Explosive equivalency determination for

various materials Global population and sheltering models

Operations Support Pre-launch flight safety analysis Lightning hazards evaluation On-console launch and on-orbit

operational support Checklist and procedure development Ground safety operations Launch abort decision support Hazard area and safety clear zone

determination Telemetry analysis and attitude

displays Toxic plume and diffusion modeling Explosive effects modeling Ascent/on-orbit/descent collision

avoidance methodology and analysis Failure modes and effects analysis Post-accident analysis and

recommendations

Customers

NASA KSC

SAIC/NASA JSC

ASRC/Lockheed-Martin

US Army

45th Space Wing (Patrick AFB) Range Safety

Alaska Aerospace Corporation

Boeing

BRPH Architects- Engineers, Inc.

FAA AST

CSC/Wallops Flight Facility

Orbital Sciences/White Sands


SPACE DIVISION

Safety Evaluations

Launch site vulnerability assessment Hazardous processing facility

evaluation Ground and airborne flight safety

systems needs and functional assessment

Site lightning protection criteria development and implementation guidance

NASA/FAA/DoD safety criteria and requirements assessment

Regulatory Support

OSHA/NASA/FAA/DoD requirements development and commonality

Public safety criteria for commercial launch sites and launch vehicles

Operations and maintenance guidelines for RLVs

Commercial licensing support for meeting FAA requirements

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Safety

Quantitative risk analysis for UAV’s flying within the National Airspace System

Analysis of operations or training waypoints to maximize flight envelope

Analysis of flight altitude as a function of public risk

Fault tree analysis and distribution of mission failure probability

Debris catalog generation based on photos or technical drawings of a UAV

Modeling of population using a hyper-local population model methodology

Assess the effect of flight termination methods on public risk

Identify risk mitigation techniques to reduce public risk

Perform hazard analyses on the complete UAS or specific components

Working to ensure a UAS program meets regulatory standards


SPACE DIVISION

Safety and Mission Assurance

ELV Payload Safety Environment Control & Life Support

Systems (ECLSS) Explosive Safety and Facility Safe Siting GIDEP Support Ground Systems Development and

Operations (GSDO) Independent Assessment Institutional Safety Launch Services Loads and Lifts Metrology & Calibration Policy Pressure Vessel System Support Range Safety Safety and Health Software Assurance Space Operations and Safety for the

International Space Station (ISS)

Safety, Reliability & Quality Assurance

SR&QA Management & Administration System Safety Industrial, Environmental, Processing

Site, Launch Site & Range Safety Reliability, Maintainability and

Supportability (RMS) Hardware Quality Assurance Software Quality Assurance


TEST SUPPORT DIVISION

Customers

AHW RTC USACE PM, UAS JIDO DOT PHMSA

APT’s aviation, flight and range safety support covers everything from soup to nuts, with experience supporting a wide variety of tactical and strategic missiles; hypersonic, fixed wing and rotary wing vehicles; and unmanned aerial systems throughout their entire life cycle.

Aviation Safety

Over 40 years of aviation and ground safety experience

Aviation and ground accident investigation Rated Master Army Aviators on staff Trained Aviation Safety Officers Fixed wing experience Rotary wing experience Airworthiness

Flight/Range Safety

Range safety data packages Integration, assembly, test and

checkout procedure validation Vehicle analysis FTS installation verification Launch commit criteria Debris hazard analysis Toxic plume analysis Link margin analysis Abort/hangfire procedures

Counter Improvised Explosive Devices (C-IED) Training & Training Aids

Extensive experience in environments saturated with IED weaponry

Supply quality inert reproductions of terrorist IEDs as training aids for the military and law enforcement

Offer training in the latest advanced techniques for IED defeat, render safe, and disposal


TEST SUPPORT DIVISION

Hazard Classification, Insensitive

Munitions & Fireworks Certification

Supported dozens of DOD HC/IM programs including PAC-3, THAAD, GMD GBI, Javelin, Stinger, Japanese PATRIOT Guided Missile MIM-104A, GMLRS, TOW/TOW 2B, NLOS, MLRS, MEADS, HELLFIRE

DOT-Approved Examining Agency Authorized to witness UN/DOT tests

and recommend classifications to DOT Multiple partner ranges and test sites nationwide

Led the largest Fast Cook-off in US Army history Led the only successful Shaped Charged Jet test on a

missile in history Performed technical editing and graphic support of the

latest version of TB 700-2 Regularly conducts explosives safety training, including

modules on hazard classification and insensitive munitions As a DOT-authorized Fireworks Certification Agency, APT

is able to issue Fireworks Certifications for consumer fireworks that conform to APA 87-1 guidelines

Provides HC and IM support with proven processes throughout the entire product life-cycle

Working relationships with personnel at multiple explosive test sites nationwide

The ability to successfully tailor IM/HC testing comes from experience, knowledge and understanding of the associated processes. Without tailoring, IM/HC testing can require as many as 39 All Up Rounds (AURs).


TEST SUPPORT DIVISION Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Support

Tailored Support: from DC to Daylight

Development of tailored E3 Detailed Test Plans (DTPs) including test item(s) configuration, instrumentation and layout

Planning and conduct of component E3 testing Done correctly, component E3 testing gives confidence

on the expected E3 compatibility for a full-up test, thereby potentially saving time and money

Work with the PM and Services to obtain approval of the tailored DTP

Identification of the right test facility to match customer needs, test lab costs negotiation, obtaining test lab priority for tests, and obtaining test lab safety approvals

Development and support of milestone schedules Ensure development of test articles and testing meet

customer program goals On site test lab support during testing

Ensure tests are performed correctly and required data is obtained

Prepare quick-look and final test reports to submit to approving authorities

APT has an award-winning Publications Department

Why APT for E3?

Experience providing E3 support to 25+ DOD programs including PAC-3, THAAD, Javelin, Stinger, Raven, Fire Scout, CH-47 Chinook, Gray Eagle, Gladiator, AH-64 Apache, Predator, UH-60 Blackhawk, MH-6 Little Bird

Former ATEC EMRADHAZ Evaluator Authorized to recommend HERO, HERF and HERP

guidance for Army Systems

Contributing author/editor to multiple national and international E3 standards, methodology guidance, and handbooks

Former committee member to multiple Army, Joint, DoD and International Ordnance/Munition groups

NET-READY

Robust C4ISR/EW architecture to transfer data between internal and remote networks


APT’S CONTRACT VEHICLES

Purpose: Professional Services Schedule (PSS) Prime Contract # GS-23F-0153L

The General Services Administration (GSA) PES is a multiple award schedule contract. Support can be requested in any of the engineering disciplines – mechanical, electrical, aeronautics, civil or chemical. Purchases count toward your socioeconomic program goals, while promoting compliance with various environmental and socioeconomic laws and regulations. Procedures used to purchase from GSA Schedules vary based upon the dollar amount of the procurement and whether or not a Statement of Work (SOW) is required.

For more information, please visit: www.gsa.gov/schedules

NAICS Codes: APT is a small business concern, specializing in professional engineering services. We are considered small business under NAICS code 541712, under 1,000 employees and NAICS 541330, for the Military and Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons (under $38.5M) exception.

Total Solutions for Law Enforcement, Security, Facilities Management, Fire, Rescue Prime Contract # GS07F002GA Schedule 84 https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/advantage/main/home.do

Total solutions for law enforcement, security, facilities management, fire, rescue, clothing, marine craft and emergency/disaster response, SIN 426-4E Bomb Disposal and Hazardous Material Protective and Detective Equipment.

A-P-T Research, Inc. provides quality service in the specialty area of counter-improvised explosive device (C-IED) training, site threat awareness, and vulnerability assessment, as well as training aid development and fabrication. We have the capability to train on-site or as a mobile training team.

NAICS: APT is a small business concern under 333999 with a size standard of 500 employees.

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APT’S CONTRACT VEHICLES

NAICS Codes: APT is a small business concern, specializing in professional engineering services. We are considered small business under NAICS code 541712, under 1,000 employees and NAICS 541330, for the Military and Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons ($38.5M size standard) exception.

AMCOM EXPRESS

Purpose: Engineering Services Prime Contract # N00178-14-D-7622

SeaPort-e is the Navy's electronic platform for acquiring support services in 22 functional areas including Engineering, Financial Management, and Program Management. SeaPort-e provides an efficient and effective means of contracting for professional support services and enhancing small business participation.

Purpose: Engineering Services APT is a Team Member/ Subcontractor on 10 AMCOM EXPRESS Teams

The Expedited Professional and Engineering Support Services (EXPRESS) Program provides operational efficiencies and improved mission readiness with overall value and flexibility to acquisitions for its customers and end-user organizations. Through our suite of Blanket Purchase Agreements and four Domains: Business and Analytical, Logistics, Programmatic and Technical, comprehensive advisory and assistance services are readily available for Team Redstone.

Purpose: Engineering Services Prime Contract # 6500Q-140ADS305 Pool 3b

One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services – Small Business (OASIS SB) is designed to address agencies’ need for a full range of service requirements that integrate multiple professional service disciplines and ancillary services/products with the flexibility for all contract types and pricing at the task order level.

For more information visit our webpage at: http://www.apt-research.com/oasis/index.html

NAICS code 541330 ($38.5M size standard)

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