The American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) is excited to return to the East Coast and the Virginia Beach Convention Center for the 2022 Fleet Maintenance & Modernization Symposium (FMMS). The FMMS agenda includes senior military keynotes, industry speakers, informative panels, Innovation Theater speakers, technical paper presentations, and a professional development course. The Fleet Maintenance & Modernization Symposium also has partnership events - including the Industry/Navy Discussion Panel (INDP), the Port Engineers Symposium, and the Small Business Roundtable. The symposium will take place September 20-22. In addition to the professional Keynotes, Panels, Technical Paper presentations, and Innovation Theater discussions, FMMS will have maritime industry exhibitors in the Virginia Beach Convention Center Exhibit Hall, with superb government ~ industry networking opportunities!

The American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) Fleet Maintenance & Modernization Symposium is an annual event, alternating between Hampton Roads and San Diego, bringing together the entire naval ship maintenance, modernization and ship repair community for a superb collaborative event.

ASNE's FMMS allows for an open forum of communications and exchange of technical information on ship maintenance and modernization between the Maritime Services, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Merchant Marine, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, Military Sealift Command, industry, academia, deck plate users, think tanks, Labs, FFRDCs, and [hopefully] you.

This forum seeks to engage everyone who has a stake in building, repairing, sailing, innovating, updating, training, fighting, and winning on or from the sea on a U.S. or allied military vessel. We are stronger when people with different backgrounds, education, jobs, trades, and experience discuss issues and solutions facing the fleet.

What are some of the intersections of communications from the Maritime Services, industry, and academia of this forum?

• Learn what new technology can do and how best to integrate into a ship's systems
• Work with other disciplines and stakeholders to ensure that engineering considerations are built into all phases and lifecycle process
• Share effective repair strategies based on collective data and deck plate experience to help eliminate the cost and time of rework
• Understand what ship designs and systems can be modernized with durable and proven technology
• Train others and share historical knowledge that can be collected for the next generation
• Leverage partnerships between small and large businesses to facilitate technology transition to the fleet

FMMS 2022 will include prominent guest speakers, panelists and paper presentations providing a unique opportunity to interact with senior military and civil service decision makers, ship and craft operators and maintainers, repair and maintenance personnel, designers, builders, planners, engineers, program managers, life cycle engineers, equipment suppliers and other technical experts.

The American Society of Naval Engineers does not rent, sell, or provide ASNE symposia or event attendee lists. If you are contacted by a person or organization stating they have information with respect to ASNE attendance lists please report the name/organization to the ASNE Executive Director at executivedir@navalengineers.org - as ASNE will report this SCAM to appropriate government entities.

FMMS Call for Papers

All accepted paper presenters are required to register for FMMS.
Each paper will receive 2 discounted registrations at the rate of $295.00 before August 19, 2022 and $320.00 after August 19.

All questions should be sent to FMMS 2022 Technical Papers Chair:
FMMS@navalengineers.org, or Mr. Marty Oard at Email: martinoard@gmail.com; (757) 705-2090

• Readiness: Operational availability and readiness of our ships, systems and sailors.
• Wholeness: Ensuring the systems we deploy are fully supported with training, logistics and lifecycle data
• Future Capability: Plans, strategies and challenges to achieve future force structure requirements
• Analytics: Turning mountains of data into relevant and actionable information
• Digital Navy: Leveraging computing power to enhance shipbuilding and lifecycle support
• Continuous Improvement: How can related processes be linked to ensure improvement continues: acquisitions & lifecycle management; training & personnel performance; maintenance budgets & maintenance execution/requirements
• Collaboration: Government-Industry Teamwork, Communities of Practice, Knowledge Management
• Innovation: Advancements in technology, business systems, processes, contract strategies
• Supply Chain: 3D printing, industrial base strategy; processes, contract strategies
• Training: Ready-Relevant Training, Self-Sufficient Sailors, Workforce Development.
• Investment: Achieving force structure, design service life, and affordable modernization
• Alignment: Aligning Training, Maintenance & Modernization (M&M) to improve readiness
• Assessments: Material Condition Assessments as a tool to prioritize investment decisions
• Condition Monitoring: More effective integration of condition monitoring in lifecycle support
• Policy/Contracting: Strategies and Concepts to improve both competition and performance
• Business Systems: Enterprise systems, processes, and tools to improve M&M performance
• Modernization: Investment priorities, strategies, and concepts for lifecycle mission relevancy
• Cybersecurity: Understanding the impacts, threats and strategies for outpacing our adversaries
• TOC: Total Ownership Cost as a key parameter in new construction and lifecycle
• C4I / Combat Systems: Current and future investment priorities, and addressing the challenges of

  Modernizing systems with rapid technology refresh cycles

   

• Proposed Title
• Author (s)' name (s)
• Primary point of contact e-mail address
• 1-2 page description which includes a problem statement or introduction, an outline of the key points to be made in the paper, and conclusions or recommendations that the paper will address.
  
  Key Dates:
• Abstracts due: April 11, 2022
• Selections: May 6, 2022
• First Drafts of Papers : June 10, 2022
• Final Drafts of Papers: July 29, 2022

For information regarding the Copyright Transfer Agreement and Release for Publication please click here

FMMS Sponsorship

Interested in showcasing/promoting your brand and supporting FMMS? Many unique opportunities are available to market and showcase your company. Become a sponsor of FMMS today! Please email: Sponsorships@NavalEngineers.org or call (703)836-6727 to discuss the best opportunity for your organization or to submit your application. Sponsorships can also be purchased online below.

Exhibitors

There's no better place to show off your latest products and services than FMMS! You won't want to miss this opportunity to showcase your organization. To learn more, please email: Exhibits@NavalEngineers.org or call (703)836-6727 to discuss the best opportunity for your organization.

To become an exhibitor, you can purchase a booth online below or by completing this Exhibitor Application PDF and submitting to Exhibits@NavalEngineers.org.

If you are transferring a booth from a previous FMMS, please contact Sam Hall at SHall@NavalEngineers.org or (703)836-6729.

FMMS 2022 Rates:

• Premium Exhibit Booth Rate at $3,995
• Standard Exhibit Booth Rate at $3,495

Exhibitor List & Directory

Meeting Information

FMMS 2022 Venue

Hotel Information

ASNE has reserved a block of rooms at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Virginia Beach 1900 Pavilion Drive, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451. The group rate is $139 per night plus taxes and fees. To reserve by phone please call: 757-422-8900. Reservation deadline: August 21.

The ASNE Vendor Block website can be found by clicking here

The ASNE Government Block Website can be found by clicking here

Uniform/Attire

Attendees: Business Attire/Uniform of the Day
Presenters (Non-Military): Business Attire
Presenters (Military): Khakis or Service Equivalent
USCG: Tropical Blues