Bill Gurley

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  "SAIC is pleased to continue providing SSDD with advanced modeling, simulation, and experimentation services and solutions," said Bill Gurley, SAIC senior vice president and business unit general manager.

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  Capps then presented commemorative Saturn V scale-model rockets to those who spearheaded the rocket restoration including Aldrin, Discovery Channel founder John Hendricks, SAIC Senior Vice President Bill Gurley and Dorothy and Julian Davidson, who donated more than $2 million to build the facility that houses the test rocket.
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  Gurley helped spearhead collection of corporate donations and planning for the restoration.
  
  "We have come here tonight to celebrate our past accomplishments, recognize those who dedicated themselves to achieving lofty ambitions of mankind's earliest successes in space and to get a feeling for the magnitude of complexity of these undertakings and the excellence with which they were achieved at a time during the Cold War, when the price of failure would have been too grim to bear," Gurley told the crowd.
  
  The Jan. 31, 1958, Explorer I launch paved the way for NASA to be not only created, but also for the space agency to place Neil Armstrong and Aldrin on the moon more than 11 years later, Gurley said, and "led ultimately to a $46 billion investment in the space race to the moon that would involve over 400,000 employees of over 20,000 companies across the nation."

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  Bill Gurley Director SAIC

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  William H. Gurley President Senior VP, SAIC

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  "We've been here for 32 years: We believe in this town," said Bill Gurley, senior vice president and group manager for the local SAIC operation. Work on a 4-story, 100,000-square-foot building will start in May.Completion is anticipated in June 2007.The two buildings should accommodate about 1,000 workers.Plans also call for a third building.
  
  According to Gurley, SAIC is positioning for continued growth.Among potential growth areas, he noted: work on future combat systems; continued collaboration with Marshall Space Flight Center; work with the U.S. Army's Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center; and future opportunities resulting from the U.S. Army Materiel Command's planned relocation to Redstone Arsenal.
  
  The move also consolidates five locations."There is a lot of time and energy spent in traveling between locations," noted Gurley.The concept for the integrated campus actually began two years ago, he added.

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  They are primarily for SAIC programs at Redstone that use simulations to find the most effective and efficient solutions to future requirements for aviation and missile programs, said Bill Gurley, senior vice president and general manager of SAIC in Huntsville, which has more than 1,700 employees.
  
  "This work is about us helping the Systems Simulation and Development Directorate do the work that is necessary for the Army to be smart buyers of technology," he said Tuesday.
  
  Gurley said SAIC is "proud to be part of Team Redstone."
  
  The contracts may not lead to additional jobs immediately, he said, but will keep high-tech positions and people employed here.

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  William H. Gurley
  
  Senior Vice President and General Manager Systems &Technology Solutions Business UnitScience Applications International Corporation
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  Bill Gurley SAIC - May 2008This is the seventh in an ongoing series of interviews with business executives, government officials, academics, and project managers published in the PMI NAC Newsletter.Our goal is to present leading ideas and insights on the practice of project management for our readers. Bill Gurley is a Senior Vice President for the SAIC Systems & Technology Solutions Business Unit General Manager in Huntsville, Alabama. In this interview - Bill discusses his thoughts about contemporary project management challenges and technology contracting in Huntsville and beyond. Bill Gurley was interviewed for the PMI-NAC Newsletter by Don Ross, PMP

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  William H. GurleyPresidentVon Braun Center for Science & Innovation

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  Others include Bill Gurley of SAIC and chairman of the Saturn V Restoration and Preservation Committee; Don Nalley of the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce; and Ralph Petroff, who organized the 50th Anniversary Symposum at the Von Braun Center.

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  SAIC employs about 2,000 workers here and is looking forward to growth continuing in its systems, communications defense and space business, said Bill Gurley, a senior vice president and general manager of SAIC's Huntsville's business unit.
  
  "This is a very people-oriented business, and we want to consolidate our people in one location," Gurley said.
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  Gurley said SAIC is preparing for continued growth.He cited the company's work on Future Combat Systems, aimed at modernizing warfighting; continued collaboration with Marshall Space Flight Center; work with the Army's Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center; and the business opportunities arising from the Army Materiel Command's planned relocation to Redstone Arsenal, the result of the Base Realignment and Closure Commission process.
  
  SAIC was founded in San Diego in 1969 and opened its Huntsville office, the company's third-largest today, in 1972.
  
  Gurley said the establishment of Cummings was the fulfillment of an "extraordinary concept."He said SAIC's proximity and relationships with other companies in the park are attractive selling points to customers.
  
  "Huntsville is the place for growth," he said.

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