Fermilab recently recognized a group of dedicated employees for their outstanding contributions with Exceptional Performance Recognition Awards. The employees were nominated by their divisions and sections for the awards. Fermilab Director Nigel Lockyer handed out the awards at a reception on Sept. 12.
Accelerator Division
Nigel Lockyer, James Budlong, Sergei Nagaitsev
James Budlong
James Budlong is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding effort toward advancing electrical infrastructure critical for the Muon Campus.
Nigel Lockyer, Kiyomi Seiya, Sergei Nagaitsev
Kiyomi Seiya
Kiyomi Seiya is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the Proton Improvement Plan in Booster beam cogging. This effort greatly reduced losses and improved reliability.
Nigel Lockyer, Cory Crowley, Sergei Nagaitsev
Cory Crowley
Cory Crowley is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his critical and cost-saving work on the NuMI target systems.
Nigel Lockyer, Arden Warner, Sergei Nagaitsev
Arden Warner
Arden Warner is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his key contribution to the 50-MeV FAST electron injector hardware installation and beam commissioning.
Nigel Lockyer, Kermit Carlson, Sergei Nagaitsev
Kermit Carlson
Kermit Carlson is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his key contribution to the 50-MeV FAST electron injector hardware installation and beam commissioning.
Nigel Lockyer, Wayne Johnson, Sergei Nagaitsev
Wayne Johnson
Wayne Johnson is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his critical role in the construction of the CMTS1 test stand.
Paul Czarapata, Carol Johnstone, Nigel Lockyer
Carol Johnstone
Carol Johnstone is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her outstanding leadership and team effort to successfully decommission and dismantle the old beamline enclosures and salvage valuable equipment. This effort reduced the maintenance load for FESS and exemplified the goal of “one lab.”
Nigel Lockyer, Benjamin Hansen, Sergei Nagaitsev
Benjamin Hansen
Benjamin Hansen is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award fin recognition of his outstanding work on the CMTS-1 cryogenic system construction and commissioning. This effort involved installing the valve box and transfer line, making the connection to the test stand, and performing a commissioning run for the 2K cryoplant, all in preparation for the first CM test.
Nigel Lockyer, Andrew Dalesandro, Sergei Nagaitsev
Andrew Dalesandro
Andrew Dalesandro is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding work on the LCLS-II end cap procurements. This effort involved developing requirements and specifications, performing technical evaluations, and managing the design and build contracts.
Nigel Lockyer, Alexander Martinez, Sergei Nagaitsev
Alexander Martinez
Alexander Martinez is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding work on the LCLS-II feed caps and transfer line procurements. This effort involved developing requirements and specifications, performing the technical evaluation, and managing the design and build contracts.
Nigel Lockyer, Ryan Crawford, Sergei Nagaitsev
Ryan Crawford
Ryan Crawford is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding efforts in completion of the new Booster anodes as part of the Proton Improvement Plan. Due to his efforts, the anodes have worked flawlessly, allowing reliable 15-hertz operations.
Nigel Lockyer, Michael Henry, Sergei Nagaitsev
Michael Henry
Michael Henry is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding efforts in completion of the new Booster anodes as part of the Proton Improvement Plan. Due to his efforts, the anodes have worked flawlessly, allowing reliable 15-hertz operations.
Nigel Lockyer, Matt Kufer, Sergei Nagaitsev
Matt Kufer
Matt Kufer is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding efforts in completion of the new Booster anodes as part of the Proton Improvement Plan. Due to his efforts, the anodes have worked flawlessly, allowing reliable 15-hertz operations.
Nigel Lockyer, David Kihlken, Sergei Nagaitsev
David Kihlken
David Kihlken is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding toward advancing electrical infrastructure critical for the Muon Campus.
Nigel Lockyer, Bernard Wisner, Sergei Nagaitsev
Bernard Wisner
Bernard Wisner is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding toward advancing electrical infrastructure critical for the Muon Campus.
Nigel Lockyer, James Ranson, Sergei Nagaitsev
James Ranson
James Ranson is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding toward advancing electrical infrastructure critical for the Muon Campus.
Nigel Lockyer, Kevin Duel, Sergei Nagaitsev
Kevin Duel
Kevin Duel is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his leadership in addressing Recycler vacuum modifications. This allowed the use of the Recycler as a proton stacker and helped us achieve record beam power from the Main Injector.
Nigel Lockyer, Linda Valerio, Sergei Nagaitsev
Linda Valerio
Linda Valerio is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her leadership in addressing Recycler vacuum modifications. This allowed the use of the Recycler as a proton stacker and helped us achieve record beam power from the Main Injector.
Nigel Lockyer, Dirk Hurd, Sergei Nagaitsev
Dirk Hurd
Dirk Hurd is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his leadership, initiative and drive in drafting for the Muon Campus beamlines. This effort was critical for the Muon g-2 project and accelerator improvement projects.
Nigel Lockyer, Steve Wesseln, Sergei Nagaitsev
Steven Wesseln
Steven Wesseln is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his key contribution to the 50-MeV FAST electron injector hardware installation and beam commissioning.
Nigel Lockyer, Ed Cullerton, Sergei Nagaitsev
Ed Cullerton
Ed Cullerton is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding leadership in the desgin, fabrication, installation and commissioning of the PIP-II Injector Test RFQ.
Nigel Lockyer, Jonathan Edelen, Sergei Nagaitsev
Jonathan Edelen
Jonathan Edelen is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his contributions to the LLRF system of the PIP-II Injector Test RFQ. This effort proved essential to the fast and reliable commissioning and operation.
Nigel Lockyer, James Steimel, Sergei Nagaitsev
James Steimel
James Steimel is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding leadership in the design, fabrication, installation and commissioning of the PIP-II Injector Test RFQ.
Paul Czarapata, Shoua Moua, Nigel Lockyer
Shoua Moua
Shoua Moua is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding efforts in retrofitting and repairing a critical Linac klystron transformer.
Paul Czarapata, Michael White, Nigel Lockyer
Michael White
Michael White is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership on the Mechanical Safety Subcommittee. His leadership has advanced the mechanical safety program at Fermilab and has resulted in a more consistent approach in the implementation of codes and standards.
Particle Physics Division
Nigel Lockyer, Stephanie Timpone, Patricia McBride
Stephanie Timpone
Stephanie Timpone is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of the application of advanced laser-welding techniques for the CMS Upgrade FPIX micro cooling tubes.
Nigel Lockyer, Farah Fahim, Patricia McBride
Farah Fahim
Farah Fahim is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her leading contributions to the development of the new CAD/EDA tools-based strategy for edgeless 3-D-integrated pixel detectors and its implementation in the VIPIC-L design.
Nigel Lockyer, Alpana Shenai, Patricia McBride
Alpana Shenai
Alpana Shenai is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her important contributions to the development of 3-D integrated circuits and methods to validate these designs
Nigel Lockyer, Thomas Diehl, Patricia McBride
Thomas Diehl
Thomas Diehl is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award as operations scientist for the Dark Energy Survey. He has displayed outstanding leadership of DES operations through its first three years of successful data taking, laying the foundation for cutting-edge dark energy science.
Nigel Lockyer, Kelly Hardin, Patricia McBride
Kelly Hardin
Kelly Hardin is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his critical contributions to the Muon g-2 storage ring disassembly, reassembly, cool-down and powering.
Nigel Lockyer, James Hoff, Patricia McBride
James Hoff
James Hoff is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition for pioneering original development of vertically integrated pattern recognition associative memories in applications to tracking and triggering and its implementation in 3-D.
Nigel Lockyer, Walter Jaskierny, Patricia McBride
Walter Jaskierny
Walter Jaskierny is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award for the successful operation of the repurposed Muon g-2 power supply necessary for the timely commissioning of the ring.
Nigel Lockyer, Hogan Nguyen, Patricia McBride
Hogan Nguyen
Hogan Nguyen is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership as the L2 manager for the Muon g-2 storage ring and its associated subsystems. Under his guidance and through his direct contributions to the effort, the storage ring was safely transported, reassembled, cooled and powered for the first time in 15 years
Nigel Lockyer, Erik Ramberg, Patricia McBride
Erik Ramberg
Erik Ramberg is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award for his leadership and promotion of the detector research and development program, which has led to new and innovative detector technologies for collider physics, astrophysics and neutrino interaction detection.
Jonathan Lewis, Dwight Featherston, Nigel Lockyer
Dwight Featherston
Dwight Featherston is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership of innovation by a team to successfully decommission and dismantle old beamline enclosures to salvage valuable equipment and to reduce the maintenance load for FESS. Many people worked together by coordinating, communicating and executing this project safely and in a way that exemplifies “one lab.”
Jonathan Lewis, Robert Sanders, Nigel Lockyer
Robert Sanders
Robert Sanders is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his major contributions to the Muon g-2 storage ring and Mu2e solenoid test stand cryogenics. He played a key role in the design, engineering assessments, procedures and successful commissioning of the Muon g-2 magnet and to the construction of the HAB cryogenic test facility.
Jonathan Lewis, Jeff Berryhill, Nigel Lockyer
Jeff Berryhill
Jeff Berryhill is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award for contributions to the successful installation, commissioning and operation of the Stage 1 upgrade of the CMS Level 1 trigger, including firmware development and commissioning at CERN.
Ben Kreis, Nigel Lockyer
Ben Kreis
Ben Kreis is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award for the contributions to the successful installation, commissioning and operation of the Stage 1 upgrade of the CMS Level 1 trigger, including firmware development and commissioning at CERN.
Technical Division
Nigel Lockyer, George Kirschbaum, Sergey Belomestnykh
George Kirschbaum
George Kirschbaum is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of leadership and dedication to his work keeping the IB1 cryogenic plant and test stands operational.
Nigel Lockyer, Sam Posen, Sergey Belomestnykh
Sam Posen
Sam Posen is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his key contributions to the Lab 2 renovation, managing construction to completion, on time and on budget in support of PIP-II and SRF R&D.
Nigel Lockyer, Curtis Crawford, Sergey Belomestnykh
Curtis Crawford
Curtis Crawford is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding research and implementation of magnetic shielding for high Q0 SRF cavities for LCLS-II.
Nigel Lockyer, Leonardo Ristori, Sergey Belomestnykh
Leonardo Ristori
Leonardo Ristori is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his leadership in the successful completion of the S107 test through HTS, a key milestone for the PIP-II project.
Nigel Lockyer, Yuriy Orlov, Sergey Belomestnykh
Yuriy Orlov
Yuriy Orlov is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of leading the LCLS-II 1.3-gigahertz cryomodule design effort, including having a major responsibility for a critical part of the overall LCLS-II project.
Nigel Lockyer, Miao Yu, Sergey Belomestnykh
Miao Yu
Miao Yu is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his major role in the design and construction of the coils for LARP model magnets MQXFSM1 and MQXFS1, which was the first case where we had a successful first test of a newly designed superconducting coil in a magnet.
Romesh Sood, Vito Lombardo, Nigel Lockyer
Vito Lombardo
Vito Lombardo is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of the important role he has played in the successful design, specification, fabrication and qualification oversight of the superconducting cable for the Mu2e solenoid magnets.
Nigel Lockyer, Vladimir Kashikhin, Sergey Belomestnykh
Vladimir Kashikhin
Vladimir Kashikhin is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his leadership and key contributions to the development, fabrication and testing of superconducting magnet prototypes for LCLS-II cryomodules, as well as for ILC and other applications.
Nigel Lockyer, Vadim Kashikhin, Sergey Belomestnykh
Vadim Kashikhin
Vadim Kashikhin is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his technical leadership of the Mu2e production solenoid effort, making contributions that are absolutely essential to the success of the project.
Nigel Lockyer, William Robotham, Sergey Belomestnykh
William Robotham
William Robotham is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his outstanding role as the lead Technical Division engineer managing the production of new Booster RF tuners for the Proton Improvement Plan.
Nigel Lockyer, Gary Lorenz, Sergey Belomestnykh
Gary Lorenz
Gary Lorenz is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his key contributions to the Lab 2 renovation, managing construction to completion on time and on budget in support of PIP-II and SRF R&D.
Romesh Sood, Michael Lamm, Nigel Lockyer
Michael Lamm
Michael Lamm is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of management excellence for the Mu2e project, achieving the CD-3 milestone for the Mu2e superconducting production, transport and detector solenoids.
Romesh Sood, Charles Grimm, Nigel Lockyer
Charles Grimm
Charles Grimm is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of leading the SRF elliptical cavity and helium design work as well as all cavity dressing efforts.
Romesh Sood, Andy Hocker, Nigel Lockyer
Andy Hocker
Andy Hocker is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of organizing engineers and technicians from multiple divisions to design and construct the HAB cryogenic test facility on a compressed schedule.
Neutrino Division
Nigel Lockyer, Matthew Toups, Steve Brice
Matthew Toups
Matthew Toups is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award for his outstanding efforts in recognition of his leadership and coordination of the MicroBooNE physics analyses teams that produced the first results to come out of the MicroBooNE experiment after the first eight months of data taking. His organization of this effort led to the production of 14 public notes and multiple results that were shown for the first time at summer conferences.
Nigel Lockyer, Alex Himmel, Steve Brice
Alexander Himmel
Alexander Himmel is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of the leadership he provided as NOvA offline coordinator, which was instrumental in the collaboration’s successful production of new physics results in time for Neutrino 2016. The NOvA results have been described as the highlights of the Neutrino 2016 conference.
Sam Zeller, Anne Schukraft, Nigel Lockyer
Anne Schukraft
Anne Schukraft is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her exemplary leadership for driving the first physics to come out of the MicroBooNE experiment, specifically the identification of first neutrinos in the MicroBooNE detector and leadership of the team that made the first measurement of neutrino charged current interactions in the MicroBooNE experiment. These achievements have demonstrated the successful start of MicroBooNE data-taking.
Office of the Chief Information Officer and the Core Computing Division
Nigel Lockyer, James Fromm, Jon Bakken
James Fromm
James Fromm is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership for providing Fermilab with an outstanding security infrastructure that enables access for our scientific community.
Nigel Lockyer, Lauri Carpenter, Jon Bakken
Lauri Carpenter
Lauri Carpenter is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her exemplary leadership for providing Fermilab with an outstanding security infrastructure that enables access for our scientific community.
Nigel Lockyer, Randy Reitz, Jon Bakken
Randi Reitz
Randi Reitz is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership for providing Fermilab with an outstanding security infrastructure that enables access for our scientific community.
Nigel Lockyer, Michael Zalokar, Jon Bakken
Michael Zalokar
Michael Zalokar is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership for providing Fermilab with an outstanding security infrastructure that enables access for our scientific community.
Nigel Lockyer, Heath O’Connell, Jon Bakken
Heath O’Connell
Heath O’Connell is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership on the INSPIRE project and his efforts in supporting DOE’s requirements to submit all peer-reviewed accepted manuscripts to OSTI.
Nigel Lockyer, Melissa Clegg, Jon Bakken
Melissa Clegg
Melissa Clegg is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her exemplary work on the INSPIRE project, especially with cataloging standards and the JOBS database.
Nigel Lockyer, Margaret Miller, Jon Bakken
Margaret Miller
Margaret Miller is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her exemplary work on the INSPIRE project, especially the author identity in the HEPNAMES database.
Scientific Computing Division
Nigel Lockyer, Anthony Tiradani, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Anthony Tiradani
Anthony Tiradani is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary work with the HEP Cloud team. They are recognized for their innovative work in the project to extend the current Fermilab computing facility to diverse external sources, including commercial cloud providers and high-performance computing facilities. Their work has demonstrated the dynamic expansion of CMS resources by 25 percent of the CMS global capacity and demonstrated the capability of running data-intensive NOvA workflows on commercial resources.
Nigel Lockyer, Robert Kennedy, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Robert Kennedy
Robert Kennedy is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary work with the HEP Cloud team. They are recognized for their innovative work in the project to extend the current Fermilab computing facility to diverse external resources, including commercial cloud providers and high-performance computing facilities. Their work has demonstrated the dynamic expansion of CMS resources by 25 percent of the CMS global capacity and demonstrated the capability of running data-intensive NOvA workflows on commercial resources.
Nigel Lockyer, Steven Timm, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Steven Timm
Steven Timm is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary work with the HEP Cloud team. They are recognized for their innovative work in the project to extend the current Fermilab computing facility to diverse external sources, including commercial cloud providers and high-performance computing facilities. Their work has demonstrated the dynamic expansion of CMS resources by 25 percent of the CMS global capacity and demonstrated the capability of running data-intensive NOvA workflows on commercial resources.
Nigel Lockyer, Burt Holzman, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Burt Holzman
Burt Holzman is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary work with the HEP Cloud team. They are recognized for their innovative work in their project to extend the current Fermilab computing facility to diverse external resources, including commercial cloud providers and high-performance computing facilities. Their work has demonstrated the dynamic expansion of CMS resources by 25 percent of the CMS global capacity and demonstrated the capability of running data-intensive NOvA workflows on commercial resources
Nigel Lockyer, Vito Di Benedetto, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Vito Di Benedetto
Vito Di Benedetto is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary and outstanding efforts in solving a memory footprint problem for MicroBooNE, allowing the experiment to make efficient use of computing resources for accurate background estimation.
Nigel Lockyer, Kurt Biery, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Kurt Biery
Kurt Biery is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of management his exemplary leadership and action exhibited in improving the stability of the NOvA data acquisition system, thereby having a direct positive impact on NOvA physics and data taking operations
Nigel Lockyer, Ronald Rechenmacher, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Ronald Rechenmacher
Ronald Rechenmacher is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership and action exhibited in improving the stability of the NOvA data acquisition system, thereby having a direct positive impact on NOvA physics and data taking operations.
Nigel Lockyer, Eric Flumerfelt, Panagiotis Spentzouris
Eric Flumerfelt
Eric Flumerfelt is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership and action exhibited in improving the stability of the NOvA data acquisition system, thereby having a direct positive impact on NOvA physics and data taking operations.
Tanya Levshina
Tanya Levshina is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her exemplary contributions in advancing monitoring of offline computing services.
Gabriele Garzoglio
Gabriele Garzoglio is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary work with the HEP Cloud team. They are recognized for their innovative work in the project to extend the current Fermilab computing facility to diverse external resources, including commercial cloud providers and high-performance computing facilities. Their work has demonstrated the dynamic expansion of CMS resources by 25 percent of the CMS global capacity and demonstrated the capability of running data-intensive NOvA workflows on commercial resources.
Panagiotis Spentzouris, Gianluca Petrillo, Nigel Lockyer
Gianluca Petrillo
Gianluca Petrillo is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary efforts in solving a memory footprint problem for MicroBooNE, allowing the experiment to make efficient use of computing resources for accurate background estimation.
Environment, Safety, Health and Quality Section
Nigel Lockyer, Madelyn Wolter, Martha Michels
Madelyn Wolter
Madelyn Wolter is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of exemplifying “one lab” by working as a team to coordinate, communicate and safely decommission and dismantle old beamline enclosures to salvage valuable equipment and to reduce the maintenance load for FESS.
Nigel Lockyer, Jose De La O, Martha Michels
Jose de la O
Jose de la O is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of exemplifying “one lab” by working as a team to coordinate, communicate and safely decommission and dismantle old beamline enclosures to salvage valuable equipment and to reduce the maintenance load for FESS.
Nigel Lockyer, Raymond Lewis, Martha Michels
Raymond Lewis
Raymond Lewis is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of exemplifying “one lab” by working as a team to coordinate, communicate and safely decommission and dismantle old beamline enclosures to salvage valuable equipment and to reduce the maintenance load for FESS.
Mike Lindgren, Jemila Adetunji, Nigel Lockyer
Jemila Adetunji
Jemila Adetunji is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her outstanding leadership in meeting the PEMP notable on site badging.
Facilities Engineering Services Section
Nigel Lockyer, Gary Golinski, Kent Collins
Gary Golinski
Gary Golinski is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary leadership in consolidating the Site 38 and Site 39 stockroom operations, improving facility utilization and providing significant cost savings for Fermilab.
Nigel Lockyer, Andy Martins, Kent Collins
Andrew Martens
Andrew Martens is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his significant innovation and contribution as site energy manager, bringing energy issues to the forefront of laboratory operations.
Nigel Lockyer, John Kent, Kent Collins
John Kent
John W. Kent III is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his significant contribution in support of Wilson Hall projects through exceptional coordination and customer service.
Nigel Lockyer, Larry Sliwa, Kent Collins
Larry Sliwa
Larry Sliwa is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of his exemplary teamwork in the successful decommissioning and dismantling of beamline enclosures, salvaging valuable equipment and reducing the maintenance burden.
Finance Section
Nigel Lockyer, Laura Ortega, Cindy Conger
Laura Ortega
Laura Ortega is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of her exemplary leadership of the consolidation of all directorate and section budget functions into the Budget Office and for effecting a seamless transition of FESS and ESH&Q financial management responsibilities, which have led to significant operational efficiencies and cost reductions.
LBNF Project Office
Gregory Wray
Gregory Wray is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of working as part of the LBNF team on the CM/GC Request for Proposal for more than a year, achieving a major milestone on the critical path for LBNF/DUNE with the approval by the Fermi Site Office and the head of the contracting activity for Office of Science of the RFP and release for solicitation at the end of June 2016.
Nigel Lockyer, Elaine McCluskey, Tracy Lundin, Doug Pelletier, Troy Lark, Chris Mossey, Amanda Mall
Troy Lark
Troy Lark is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of working as part of the LBNF team on the CM/GC request for proposal for more than a year, achieving a major milestone on the critical path for LBNF/DUNE with the approval by the Fermi Site Office and the head of the contracting activity for Office of Science of the RFP and release for solicitation at the end of June 2016.
Tracy Lundin
Tracy Lundin is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of working as part of the LBNF team on the CM/GC request for proposal for more than a year, achieving a major milestone on the critical path for LBNF/DUNE with the approval by the Fermi Site Office and the head of the contracting activity for Office of Science of the RFP and release for solicitation at the end of June 2016.
Douglas Pelletier
Douglas Pelletier is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of working as part of the LBNF team on the CM/GC request for proposal for more than a year, achieving a major milestone on the critical path for LBNF/DUNE with the approval by the Fermi Site Office and the head of the contracting activity for Office of Science of the RFP and release for solicitation at the end of June 2016.
Amanda Mall
Amanda Mall is awarded an Exceptional Performance Recognition Award in recognition of working as part of the LBNF team on the CM/GC request for proposal for more than a year, achieving a major milestone on the critical path for LBNF/DUNE with the approval by the Fermi Site Office and the head of the contracting activity for Office of Science of the RFP and release for solicitation at the end of June 2016.