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Deputy Assistant Administrator & CFO
Director of Budget & Programs (ABP)
Acting Director of Financial Analysis (AFA)
Director of Investment Planning & Analysis (AFI)
Director of Financial Management (AFM)
Director of Labor Analysis (ALA)
The Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) is continuing its record-setting pace toward energy conservation efforts in meeting our mandated energy reduction goals and is continuing to garner utility incentives to reduce operational costs for the Center. Since the MMAC began participating in Oklahoma Gas and Electric (OG&E) utility company’s Continuous Energy Improvement (CEI) program, the MMAC has consistently been one of the top performers in electrical energy reduction. Under the program, OG&E offers a 2-cent per kilowatt-hour (kWh) incentive for customers to partner with OG&E’s energy consultants to establish conservation programs and implement energy savings opportunities.
During the initial participation year in FY 2018, the MMAC realized a savings of over 2,000,000 kWh under the program and received an incentive of nearly $42,000 – more savings than any other participant! In FY 2019 participating in the program as an alumni member, the MMAC realized an additional savings of 1,973,610 kWh – again, saving more than any other current or alumni participant – earning an incentive of over $39,000. Although energy reductions associated with maximum telework have been subtracted out of the incentives since March 2020, the MMAC has continued to be a top performer.
In total, the MMAC has received over $183,000 in incentives for saving over 8 million kWh since the program start! Due to challenges with federal agencies receiving monetary payments, the incentives have been converted into an equivalent value of renewable energy certificates that allowed the MMAC to exceed our renewable energy goal each year providing an average of over 20% of MMAC electrical usage being credited to renewable sources.
The MMAC will continue to participate in OG&E’s Continuous Energy Improvement program through at least 2022 participating again as an alumni member and will receive additional incentive for additional reductions in electric consumption. 
To achieve additional reductions, AMP is continuing to implement new and improved energy saving technologies like LED lighting, occupancy sensor lighting controls, and more efficient heating and cooling equipment into maintenance and renovation projects. In addition to new technologies, the MMAC also continues to urge employees to further conservation by providing information through center-wide news articles and emails and hopes to return to on-site events like Earth Day celebrations soon. Environmental representatives from MMAC organizations are also encouraged at quarterly Environmental Network meetings to remind employees to help out by turning off lights and equipment whenever possible and by promptly reporting energy waste such as malfunctioning heating and cooling equipment to AMP for repairs.
If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the MMAC Energy Program, please contact the MMAC energy manager at (405) 954-9610.
The Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center occupies approximately 133 buildings, is located on 1,100 acres in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and has a heritage rich in aviation. For over 70 years, the Aeronautical Center has played a vital role in the success of the aviation industry and is an important part of the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) since its early beginnings in 1946. The Center is named after Oklahoma Senator, A.S. "Mike" Monroney, who served as Chairman on the Aviation Subcommittee. He was responsible for writing and sponsoring the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 which helped to create the Federal Aviation Administration.
Today, the Center is home to over 6,300 Federal employees, contractors, and students that work in a wide variety of FAA organizations, performing critical functions that touch every aspect of the National Airspace System (NAS). The mission of the Center is to directly support the safe and efficient operations for our national and international aviation systems and provide competitive business solutions for our customers.
The Center provides products and services to all five of the FAA’s lines of business - airport, air traffic organization, aviation safety, commercial space transportation and security and hazardous materials safety. Each of these ventures are represented at the Center, giving the Center a diverse customer portfolio extending beyond the FAA to many other federal agencies including the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, all modes within the Department of Transportation, the Security Exchange Commission, and many more.
VisionThe Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center aspires to have a world class Environmental, Occupational Safety & Health Program which emphasizes a culture where management and employees collaborate to create a workplace where there is no harm to employees or the environment.
The mission of the Facilities Services Division is to be the leader in:
Develop and implement information technology solutions for Facility Management to ensure effective management and operation of Aeronautical Center facilities.Since it began in 2011, MMAC has received over $375,000 worth of RECs using the "Rebates-to-RECs" program to meet renewable energy requirements. This equates to credit for over 100,000 megawatt hours of electric energy — enough to power nearly 10,000 homes for a whole year!
The Enterprise Services Center (ESC) is a designated shared service provider committed to helping customers receive quality products and services in an effort to accomplish their mission objectives. Regardless of the size of an organization or agency, benefits are gained by taking advantage of volume pricing discounts from vendors based on the size of ESC's inventory.
The Enterprise Services Center (ESC) provides vital services to help keep federal agencies operational. As a designated shared service provider, the ESC is able to keep costs competitive due to an economy of scale approach. ESC offers an array of government information technology services and financial management to a wide range of federal agencies.
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Michelle Coppedge was named the Director, Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City in April 2013. The Aeronautical Center is the centralized service and support facility for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Department of Transportation (DOT) and home to more than 6,300 Federal and contract employees, with an annual operational budget of $1 billion. The Aeronautical Center encompasses more than 1,000 acres and has 128 buildings. The services and customer base include:
Michelle was selected into the FAA's Senior Executive Service in August 2010 and was the Program Director of the Logistics Center (FAALC) at the Aeronautical Center. Prior to this role, she served as the Deputy Director for the FAALC.
Before joining the FAA in 2004, Michelle was the Engineering Director, Integrated Network Solutions (INS), for Lucent Technologies, where she managed all aspects of business planning, project management, New Product Introduction (NPI) and strategy formation for the 5ESS (Class Five Electronic Switching System) and Any Media Product lines, a $3B business line. She has extensive experience with World Class Manufacturing & Repair leading strategy formation, supply chain management activities and maintaining financial budgets and income statements.
Additionally, Michelle has extensive international experience leading globally dispersed teams through factory start-ups and managing New Product Introductions and product ramp-ups in Europe (Spain and Poland), Asia (Taiwan and China), Brazil, Russia and Saudi markets. She has led supply chain reengineering efforts at manufacturing, repair and distribution centers in Spain, Poland, Brazil, China, Taiwan, India and the USA.
Michelle holds a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University, a Master's degree in Business Administration from Oklahoma City University, and a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. In 2009, she graduated from the Federal Executive Institute (FEI) and was part of FAA's first Senior Leadership Development Program (SLDP) class of graduates. Michelle is married to Bill Coppedge and they have two children: Noah and Nicole.
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The Deputy Assistant Administrator and Chief Information Officer (CIO) for Information & Technology Services is the principal advisor to the Assistant Administrator for Finance and Management Services on matters relating to information technology (IT) management, IT security, privacy, and data security across the FAA. This Service includes both the CIO and Deputy CIO.
Information & Technology Services provides the following services: