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Exhibit 9—Proposed Research, Development Test and Evaluation Budget (millions of $) Exhibit 8—Proposed Electronics and Other Procurement Budget (millions of $) FY 1985 FY 1986 FY 1987 FY 1988 FY 1985 FY 1986 FY 1987 FY 1988 Technology Base $ 791.4 $ 835.6 $ 851.0 $ 918.0 Ships Support Equipment $ 743.9 $ 907.5 $1,054.4 $1,159.0 Advanced Technology Development 112.4 118.8 196.3 294.4 Common. & Elect. Equipment 1,582.6 2,016.1 2,031.4 2,529.9 Strategic Programs 2,261.9 2,386.0 2,001.0 1,576.9 Aviation Support Equipment 931.9 1,141.4 963.5 1,143.6 Tactical Programs 4,748.0 5,375.2 6,035.1 6,191.4 Ordnance Support Equipment 1,060.6 1,241.5 1,259.8 1,463.1 Intelligence and Communications 421.5 580.5 695.0 765.5 Civil Engin. Supp. Equipment 228.8 229.4 267.3 277.5 Defense Wide Mission Support 735.7 780.8 808.4 857.4 Supply Support Equipment 87.7 58.9 82.2 138.2 Total 9,070.9 10,076.9 10,586.8 10,603.6 Personnel & Command Supp. Equip. 471.4 526.5 556.3 634.7 Spares and Repair Parts 260.0 323.9 409.4 Source: Department of the Navy Total 5,106.8 6,381.3 6,538.8 7,755.4 Source: Department of the Navy NAVY (continued) Demand The Direct Line The Marine Industry's Phone. If your company is having difficulty making a profit these days, then you are looking for a way to improve efficiency and save money. At a time like this when communication delays mean money lost, demand the efficient way. Demand the direct line. Ask for WATERCOM®. The WATERCOM® telephone system provides: • Quick & Easy Access With Direct Dial - no inefficient waiting for calls to go through. • Improved Sense of Privacy - more business can be conducted over the phone. • Telephone Quality - means clearer, accurate messages. WATERCOM® is as simple to use as a telephone. We designed it with your needs in mind. WATERCOM® makes doing business on the river easier and more profitable. Reserve your vessel telephone now. 18 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News Circle 237 on Reader Sen/ice Card Waterway Communications System, Inc. 453 East Park Place Jeffersonville, IN 47130 812/288-0300 UMTEREim TELECOMMUNICATIONS FOR VESSELS AND SHORE. the Nevada (SSBN-733) later this year. Todd-LA Given Aegis Cruiser PSA Contracts In a move similar to above, Todd received a $7.5-million fixed-price contract to perform post shakedown work on two CG cruisers recently delivered by Ingalls. Todd in an announcement to shareholders in- terprets this as a step toward its Los Angeles yard becoming a builder of Aegis destroyers. Meanwhile, Navy plans for DDG construction over the next several years have been scaled down from five to three ships per year. International Maritime Associates, Inc. is a management consulting firm. It spe- cializes in market research and corpo- rate planning. Among its clients are elec- tronics and machinery manufacturers, shipbuilders, and systems integrators. IMA as part of its activities occasionally prepares a special analysis of high visibil- ity markets. The firm has recently pre- pared in-depth analyses of U.S. Navy ship procurement and Navy ship mainte- nance and modernization: • U.S. Navy Overhaul Market—175 pages, updated through January 1986 • U.S. Navy Ship Procurement—215 pages, updated through February 1986 These reports focus on market opportu- nities, contracting procedures and points of contact. They provide invalu- able information for planning and imple- menting marketing efforts. Each report is updated every three months, ensuring the data remain current. The reports— including four quarterly updates—are available to subscribers for $480 each from International Maritime Associates, 1800 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006, phone (202) 296-4615, telex 643215.
