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FY14 RDT&E Project Portfolio - USCG - U.S. Coast Guard

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Diesel Outboard Development<br />

Mission Need: The means to investigate the “Single” diesel fuel initiative for boats.<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Objectives:<br />

• Conduct technical and market research on current diesel outboard engines<br />

available in 50-300HP range.<br />

• Identify and test technologies that could be implemented to CG capabilities.<br />

• Partner with manufactures to test diesel outboards on CG vessel.<br />

Key Milestone / Deliverable Schedule:<br />

<strong>Project</strong> Start………………………………………………………… Nov 13<br />

Issue Request for Information (RFI)…………………………….. Jan 14<br />

Vet RFI Responses………………………………………………. Apr 14<br />

Key Decision Point to Determine Path Forward…………..…….. Aug 14<br />

CRADA/BAA…………………………………………………… TDB<br />

Identify CG Asset for Field Test………………………………… TBD<br />

Engine Test on CG Asset……………………………………….. TBD<br />

Diesel Outboard Feasibility..………………………………….. TBD<br />

<strong>Project</strong> End……………………………………………….............. TBD<br />

Sponsor:<br />

Stakeholder(s):<br />

<strong>Project</strong> #: Tier: RDC POC: CG-926 Domain Lead:<br />

2014-21 3<br />

LT Brent Fike LCDR Anthony Ericson<br />

(860) 271-2891 (202) 475-3748<br />

Expected Benefit:<br />

Improve operational performance/efficiency/mission<br />

execution/resiliency<br />

Notes:<br />

CG-45<br />

<strong>Project</strong> includes Cooperative Research and Development Agreement<br />

(CRADA) or Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) following RFI.<br />

Indicates RDC product.<br />

UNCLAS/<strong>USCG</strong> Research & Development Center 11/6/2013<br />

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