NSLS-II Integrated Project Team

DOE uses an integrated project teaming approach for managing the NSLS-II Project. This Integrated Project Team (IPT), organized and led by the NSLS-II Federal Project Director, is an essential element in DOE's acquisition process and is being used during all phases of the project's life cycle. This team consists of professionals representing diverse disciplines with the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities to support the Federal Project Director in successfully executing the project. The IPT for the NSLS-II Project will consist of members from both DOE and the contractor, Brookhaven Science Associates (BSA). The team membership will change as the project progresses from initiation to closeout to ensure the necessary skills are always represented to meet the project's needs.

The IPT is grouped into three areas (Executive, Core, and Support) with specific responsibilities.

The Support members are involved in the daily activities of the NSLS-II Project and have functions in project management, project controls, field execution, safety oversight, and/or business operations that are integral to the NSLS-II Project. Because of the progressive and dynamic nature of the project, the personnel skill and knowledge mix will change throughout the project's life cycle.

See the full IPT Charter. (pdf)

Reviews

All NSLS-II Project reviews are listed here.

Workshops

NSLS-II Civil Construction Readiness Workshop, Feb. 2008

Related Materials

DOE O 413.3A Compliance Cross Walk
CD-1 Energy Systems Acquisition Advisory Board (ESAAB)
CD-2 Energy Systems Acquisition Advisory Board (ESAAB)
CD-3 Energy Systems Acquisition Advisory Board (ESAAB)

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IPT Mtg Minutes

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Monthly Status Meetings

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