FY2010 PEMP Notable Outcomes October 15, 2009. FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management.

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FY2010 PEMP Notable Outcomes October 15, 2009

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 1.0:  The CDF and D-Zero collaborations will improve the exclusion limits on the allowed mass of a standard model Higgs Boson, and continue to study the most pressing Standard Model issues accessible at the Tevatron. (Objective 1.1) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 2.0:  The Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment will make satisfactory progress toward CD-1 as determined by a peer review held in FY (Objective 2.1)  The NovA Project continue to progress towards completion on time and with budget. (Objective 2.2)  The Tevatron and NuMI will deliver at least as much data as in FY (Objective 2.3) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 3.0:  The laboratory will make progress in matching their staffing to the needs of the planned program. (Objective 3.2) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 4.0:  Laboratory leadership will develop a strategic plan for the future scientific and technical activities of the Laboratory, which aligns with Office of Science and Department goals, and a detailed strategy for executing the plan during the next 2-5 years. (Objective 4.1)  Laboratory leadership will make significant progress in defining and implementing its contractor assurance system. It is expected that a collaborative and uniform approach to this issue among all contractors will be evident. (Objective 4.2)  The contractor will fill all key leadership positions at the Laboratory in a timely manner. (Objective 4.3) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 5.0:  FNAL will maintain ISO & OHSAS Registrations, as evidenced by successful completion of third-party surveillance audits conducted roughly every six months. (Objective 5.1)  FNAL will meet planned FY2010 milestones contained in the Corrective Action Plan that is being developed in response to the March 2009 Accelerator Safety Review. (Objective 5.2) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 5.0:  In support of the Federal Electronics Challenge and the requirements of Executive Order 13423, FNAL will reduce the environmental impact of using personal computers (including laptops), monitors and printers. During FY2010 FNAL will establish formal policies and procedures on energy efficient computing. Procurements of computers for scientific programming will include energy efficiency in the evaluation criteria for the procurement. A baseline assessment of the Laboratory’s EPEAT system performance will be conducted by the end of third quarter, FY (Objective 5.3) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 6.0:  FNAL efficiently and effectively manages all activities in conjunction with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding in accordance with all rules and requirements. No significant OIG or FNAL Internal Audit findings will serve as the measurement of success in meeting this notable target. (Objective 6.1)  FNAL demonstrates the effectiveness of its procurement systems as evidenced by achieving a comprehensive score of 90 out of 100 on the DOE approved Procurement Balanced Scorecard. (Objective 6.2) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 6.0:  FNAL will upgrade its vehicle fleet maintenance software from the current FOCUS database to the Sunflower Maintenance module, thereby replacing an unsupported system with a more modern system that is integrated with other Property management (Sunflower) software. This will ensure the long term viability of the fleet management system. (Objective 6.3)  FNAL will complete full implementation of the electronic FNAL Time and Labor System by the end of third quarter, FY (Objective 6.1) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 6.0:  FNAL will design/implement a Succession Plan and Executive Pay Grade Structure for senior management positions (Deputy Director, Chief Operating Officer/Associate Director, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Information Officer) by the end of fourth quarter, FY (Objective 6.4)  FNAL completes scheduled FY 2010 milestones and key activities identified in the DOE approved Quality Implementation Plan for an Integrated Quality Assurance program. FNAL will complete the start up of the Assessment Program and have it fully operational by the end of third quarter, FY 2010, in addition to implementing the Lessons Learned Program by the end of second quarter, FY (Objective 6.5) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 7.0:  FNAL will develop a Mission Readiness Plan for FY2010 which includes participation in two peer reviews and the development of FNAL Mission Readiness policies and procedures. This plan will be implemented by the end of third quarter, FY2010. (Objective 7.2)  FNAL will complete final designs and start construction on American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) General Plant Projects (GPP) Augmentation covered under Work Authorization Number KA/CH14/9/ARRA-1, consistent with established milestones in the approved Project Operating Plans. (Objective 7.2) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 7.0:  FNAL will update the FNAL Transformational Energy Action Management (TEAM) Executable Plan (EP) for FSO approval by the date specified in the DOE Guidance. FNAL will meet specific FY 2010 goals established in this EP. (Objective 7.1) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 8.0:  A joint FNAL/FSO review of the Emergency Management Program will be performed no later than the end of third quarter, FY Corrective actions and lessons learned will be developed as appropriate. (Objective 8.1)  In accordance with the FNAL Corrective Action Plan Addressing S&S Cyber Security Findings, dated May 2009, all computers will be monitored using centrally managed tools to inspect the configuration for compliance with Microsoft Windows Workstation Class Baseline Security Configuration by the end of July (Objective 8.2) October 15,

FRA, LLC Board of Directors 10/15-16/2009 Office of Quality and Best Practices Performance Evaluation Management Plan Bob Grant  Goal 8.0:  All FNAL employees responsible for handling PII will receive training by the end of first quarter, FY 2010, and a review will be conducted of all applications in the ES&H area to clarify the need to maintain and handle PII. A new set of security plans will be written and approved in response to this review by the end of June (Objective 8.2) October 15,