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1 Sierra Nevada Corporation Space Systems SPACE March 2016
2 Sierra Nevada Corporation s Space Systems A Proven Pedigree with Extensive Capabilities 26 Years of Space Flight Heritage 430+ Space Missions Supported 4,000 Products Delivered with On- Orbit Launching ~Every 3 Weeks 70+ Successful NASA Missions and Supplier to Flagship Space Programs Space Relationships in over 20 countries Certified to all three industry quality and safety standards Trusted provider of engine technology and advanced space science habitats
3 SNC Space Systems Product Lines Spacecraft Systems Small Geo Satellites Space Technologies Credit: US Air Force Lab Constellation Mission Design and Satellite Production Earth Observation ESPA Compatible Pointing & Motion Control Electrical Power Systems Berthing & Docking Credit: SpaceX RF Applications Adapters & Credit: NASA Separation Systems Thermal Control Electro-Mechanical NASA Commercial Cargo Services Free Flying, Science, Remote Sensing & Technology Test Space Exploration Systems Dream Chaser Space Utility Vehicle For Low Earth Orbit Missions Crewed Missions Credit: NASA On-Orbit Robotic Deployment, Servicing, Assembly & Repair Human Spaceflight & Exploration Support Environmental Control, Life Support, & Thermal Systems Orbital Technologies Corp. (ORBITEC)* Automated Science & Payload Systems Bio-Products & Bio- Production Systems Credit: NASA High Efficiency Fire Suppression Systems Orbital & Suborbital-RCS Engines, Boost & Upper Stage Engines *Subsidiary of Sierra Nevada Corporation
4 March 28, 2016 Sierra Nevada Corporation Proprietary Use 2016 Sierra or disclosure Nevada of data Corporation contained on this sheet is subject to the restrictions on title page. 4
5 Compatible with a Range of Propellants We Customize to the Mission GOX/GH 2 GOX/GCH 4 N 2 O/Propane LOX/GH 2 LOX/RP-1 N 2 O/Propane
6 VEGGIE Success Flight Operations and Support Award provided to ORBITEC, NASA team and individuals for the successful flight support of VEGGIE as well as Crew Operations
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8 Space Technologies Product Offering Launch Adapters & Separation Systems Deployable Structures Pointing & Motion Control Electrical Power Payload Adapters Multiple Satellite Dispensers Clamp-bands Hold Down & Release Mechanisms Docking & Berthing Systems Jackscrew Linear Boom K-Truss Boom Large 3-D Space Structures Flight & Thrust Vector Control Gimbals Actuators Motors Twist Capsules Integrated Pointing Subsystems Open/Closed Loop Drive Electronics Solar Arrays Cell Lay-down LAPSS testing SADM SADE Battery Cell Shorting Devices Integrated Power Subsystems Thermal Control Devices Satellite Docking Systems Common Berthing Mechanisms FCAS & TVC Linear Actuators Electronic Control Units MER Heat Switches Thermal Louvers Heat Switches
9 Space Technologies Products
10 Curiously Roving Mars
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12 Orbital s Cygnus Vehicle SNC Built Common Berthing Mechanism
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14 Full Service Satellite Mission Provider SN-200 SN-50 Mission Design System Design SN-100 Make/Buy BCT-27 Integration & Test Launch Operations
15 Space Satellite Production Facility March 28, 2016 Sierra Nevada Corporation Proprietary Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restrictions on title page. 15
16 Dream Chaser Space System
17 NASA Chooses Dream Chaser
18 Eleven Years Ago in 2005
19 Respect the Past As the Key to the Future
20 Continuing to Carry the Torch NASA Space Shuttle Enterprise Final Flight Sierra Nevada Dream Chaser First Flight
21 Dream Chaser Flight Test Vehicle
22 Dream Chaser Cargo System (DCCS) Cargo Module Launch System Uncrewed Dream Chaser Vehicle The Best Cargo Services Solution in the World CRS2 Contract: $14 Billion; 6 year; Award Jan 2016; 3 Final Competitors Capable: Exceeds ALL of NASA s Cargo Needs Safe: Gentle reentry, runway landing, all non-toxic propulsion Responsive: Immediate postland access to full payload Affordable: Highly reusable (15x), broad commercial services Flexible: Cargo Disposal + return, stows in 5m launch fairings Mature: Leverages 40+ years of Shuttle/X-plane experience
23 Dream Chaser Cargo System Features Pressurized Cargo Pressurized Cargo Storage Powered Payload Capabilities Cargo Module (CM) Pressurized and Unpressurized Cargo Unpressurized Cargo Storage (3 FRAMs) Pressurized Cargo Storage
24 Dream Chaser on Launch 7/25/
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26 Space Exploration Systems Products/Missions Free Flying, Science, Remote Sensing & Technology Test Credit: NASA Crewed Missions On-Orbit Robotic Deployment, Servicing, Assembly & Repair NASA Commercial Cargo Services Exploration Support
27 Dream Chaser Landing Site Studies Initiated a program in 2015 for airports or spaceports to be designated a Preferred Landing Site for Dream Chaser for commercial missions Option 1: Compatible Landing Site Option 2: Approved Landing Site Option 3: Licensed Landing Site (FAA Part 435 Reentry License) Currently working with 6 airports and assume multiple will enter into contracts Houston Ellington Spaceport Huntsville Airport (Workshop in Huntsville w/e 3/28) Midland Spaceport Jacksonville/Cecil Spaceport Wallops Flight Facility Prestwick Airport (in running to be U.K. spaceport) Strong international interest, but licensing methodology is not clear, and multiple agencies involved (FAA, ICAO, local air traffic control agencies, etc.)
28 Dream Chaser Enhanced Platform for Science Missions
29 Dream Chaser Global Turn key program offered to Countries with Space Interest Offers the benefit and pride of a spaceflight program without the burden of developing the necessary infrastructure In-country industry, universities, and Govt Labs can design experiments and build payloads Offers the Dream Chaser vehicle and the supporting services for customized missions to low-earth orbit, including the selection of desired landing site Launch, ground and mission support Landing site selection (in-country option) Benefit s the client s local technology infrastructure and industrial base, such as: Government research and development laboratories Aerospace industry Universities
30 Direct Partnerships Signed with International Space Agencies Agreement Objectives Cooperate and partner on the development of technologies, applications and missions for Dream Chaser based space systems that promote the goals of the Agency Engage with in-country government laboratories, commercial companies and universities to utilize their technologies where possible wed missions
31 Thank You
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