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GE Aviation Site Selection LEAP Assembly
This document contains trade secrets and confidential commercial or financial information exempt from disclosure under the FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) 5 USC § 552(b)(4), and applicable state freedom of information acts, open meetings and open records laws, including
Ohio’s Open Records Law, §149.43 of the Ohio Revised Code. It is submitted voluntarily for the sole purpose of allowing evaluation by the U.S. Government or applicable state agencies..
Eric Matteson September 22, 2015
The Future is LEAP*
CFM on every major narrow body aircraft program
A320 neo / LEAP-1A, 737 MAX / LEAP-1B, and COMAC C919 / LEAP-1C current orders
21,200 new narrow body aircraft to be added in service by 2030
4,765 aircraft * LEAP is a product of CFM International, a 50/50 joint company between Snecma (Safran) and GE
9,500+ LEAP orders and commitments
Airframer & Customer choice
737 MAX Won: single-source
C919 Won: single-source
A320 neo Won: dual-source 54% of
neo orders
73% of all single aisle orders
* LEAP is a product of CFM International, a 50/50 joint company between Snecma (Safran) and GE
737 MAX LEAP-1B 2,944
C919 LEAP-1C
507 MC-21
C-Series
A320neo LEAP-1A 1,314
E-Jet2
Aircraft w/engine selection
LEAP GTF
LEAP technology driving performance and durability
Combustor • Durability • Low NOx
Direct-drive High bypass ratio • Durability • Reliability
HP Compressor 22:1 pressure ratio • Fuel Burn • Operability
Composites • Durability • Fuel Burn
HP Turbine CMC’s 3D aero Advanced cooling • Fuel Burn • Durability
Structures Rigid structures • Fuel Burn
Debris Rejection Inward opening • Durability • Perf. retention
HPT Active Clearance Control • Perf retention
Supply Chain … a global community
5
Services Engines New Make
82 facilities in 19 countries
~27,000 employees
~5,000 suppliers
9 joint ventures, 3 full partners
Systems New Make
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US Supply Chain
MICHIGAN MUSKEGON, MI
GRAND RAPIDS, MI BELLEVILLE, MI
NEW YORK NORWICH, NY BOHEMIA, NY NEW
HAMPSHIRE HOOKSETT, NH
KENTUCKY ERLANGER, KY MADISONVILLE,
KY
SOUTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE, SC CHARLESTON, SC
OHIO PEEBLES, OH CINCINNATI, OH DAYTON, OH
NORTH CAROLINA WEST JEFFERSON, NC WILMINGTON, NC DURHAM, NC ASHEVILLE, NC
TEXAS SAN MARCOS, TX
MC ALLEN, TX
INDIANA TERRE HAUTE, IN
LAFAYETTE, IN VERMONT RUTLAND, VT
PENNSYLVANIA WILKES BARRE, PA
MASSACHUSETTS LYNN, MA
CALIFORNIA VICTORVILLE,
CA DUARTE, CA
SANTA ANA, CA
CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER, CT
WASHINGTON YAKIMA, WA
VIRGINIA STERLING, VA
MARYLAND MIDDLE RIVER, MD
KANSAS STROTHER, KS
FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, FL CLEARWATER, FL POPANO BEACH, FL
MISSISSIPPI BATESVILLE, MS
ELLISVILLEE, MS*
ALABAMA AUBURN, AL*
NEW JERSEY WHIPPANY, NJ DELAWARE NEWARK, DE
ILLIONOIS ROCKFORD, IL
Engine manufacturing locations
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Run a competition
based on QFD
Engage State Economic
Development & Universities
Evaluate localities within
state
Economics: tax, training,
employment grants
Site Selection Process … Lafayette
…by the numbers 7 States/21 Sites/11 Markets 135 Criteria 2000+ Pages of Documentation 2 Day / 17 Person AWO 4 Sites for Consideration
Objective Evaluation
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Read
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Logis
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Work
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Robu
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EHS
Utilit
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Row
Total
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1 Readiness 0.2 0.1 1 0.2 1 2.5 0.292 Logistics 5 0.2 5 5 10 25.2 2.973 Workforce 10 5 10 5 10 40 4.724 Robustness 1 0.2 0.1 1 1 3.3 0.395 EHS 5 0.2 0.2 1 5 11.4 1.346 Utilities 1 0.1 0.1 1 0.2 2.4 0.28
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Economic development… winning
Point of focus – total State resources, economics deal team
8
Culture
University & Colleges
State economic development
Work ethic in the community
Organized to win
Collaboration on technology and workforce training
1
3
4
Keys to win…
Collaboration - labs & tech, internships, workforce development
Workforce – locations to draw & retain talent - Value the GE Job
Bureaucracy busting Speed to facilitize
2 Facilitate - permitting, connections with utilities, logistics
GE Proprietary Information | SCD 2014 9 9/23/2015
Lafayette Building
Building complete
1B horizontal gantry
• Team Centered • Flexible Infrastructure • Open Floor Concept
Shared Services (SSB)
Dock
Assembly Lobby & flex space
“Operations Centric & Flexible”
10
Building Tour
Video Tour
11
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