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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND

ADVANCED PLANNING

BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

Communications-Electronics Research, Development,

and Engineering Center (CERDEC)

Mr. Chuck Hoppe

Associate Director, Science, Technology & Engineering

31 January 2017

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“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a

pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or

request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to

purchase the desired products and services."

1. Develop Situational Understanding

2. Shape the Security Environment

3. Provide Security Force Assistance

4. Adapt the Institutional Army

5. Counter WMD

6. Homeland Operations

7. Conduct Cyberspace and Cyber

Electromagnetic Operations and Maintain

Communications

8. Enhance Training

9. Improve Soldier, Leader and Team Performance

10. Develop Agile and Adaptive Leaders

11. Conduct Air-Ground Reconnaissance

12. Conduct Entry Operations

13. Conduct Wider Area Security

14. Ensure Interoperability and Operate in JIIM

Environment

15. Conduct Combined Arms Maneuver

16. Set the Theater, Sustain Operations, and

Maintain Freedom of Movement

17. Deliver Offensive Fires

18. Deliver Defensive Fires

19. Exercise Mission Command

20. Develop Capable Formations

ARMY OPERATING CONCEPT

Army Warfighting Challenges:

The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an

invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired

products and services

TRADOC MID-TERM TECHNOLOGY

IMPERATIVES

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TRADOC 8 FAR-TERM TECHNOLOGY

IMPERATIVES

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ARMY WARFIGHTING CHALLENGES ALIGNMENT

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Engineering

(6.4–6.6)

• Systems Engineering

• Software Engineering

• Survivability / Lethality

Engineering

• Prototyping, Modeling /

Simulation

Research (6.1–

6.2)

• Information

Sciences

• Materials Sciences

• Human

Performance

• “illity” Engineering

Technology

Development

(6.2–6.3)

• Cyber Security

and Operations

• Integrated Soldier

Protection

• Autonomy-Enabled

Formations

LCMCs and Depots

COCOMS / Field (6.7)

• RDECOM LNOs Embedded

with COCOMS RFAST)

• Engineering Support for

TDP’s to Depots

• Prototype Engineering

Solutions for Overhaul And

Rebuild

Science & Technology Development Program Engineering & Acquisition Sustainment Engineering

Operations

&

Support

Engineering

&

Manufacturing

Development

Production

&

Deployment

Materiel

Solution

Analysis

Research

&

Engineering

Technology

DevelopmentMDD

MS-A MS-B MS-CIOC FOC

Basic

Research Sustainment

A C Q U I S I T I O N & E N G I N E E R I N G L I F E C Y C L E

Discovery Innovation Advanced

Development

Engineering &

Production

Support to

Warfighter

RDECs

RDEC Matrixed

Engineers to PEO /

PMs

ARL

LCMCs

INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SEARCH

ARL / RDEC LNOs Embedded in

TRADOC COEs

ASA(ALT) / AMC

RDECOM

TRADOC

(Requirements)WFOs / CNA ICDs / CDDs / CPDs

PEO / PMs

AMC

LCMCsDASA-RT / AMC

RDECOM Business Model

Combat Vehicles

Expeditionary

Mission

Command / Cyber

Electromagnetic

Cross Domain

Fires

Advanced

Protection

Future Vertical Lift

Robotics /

Autonomous

Systems

Soldier Team Performance and Overmatch

CERDEC S&T Priority Alignment

• Agile and Expeditionary Command Posts

• Uninterrupted Communications

• Networking to Improve Maneuver

• Information Fusion

• Cyber Operations (Def., Off., SA)

• Position, Navigation and Timing

•

• Electronic Warfare

• Autonomous and Semi-Autonomous Systems and

Operations

• Advanced Sensing• Counter – UAS

• Degraded Visual Environments

• Air/Ground Survivability

• Countermine/Counter-IED

FY16-22 MAJOR EFFORTS

CERDEC S&T Priority Effort AlignmentCapabilities

C3I: – Cyber (Offensive And Defensive) – Secure, Reliable Communications /

Adaptive Networking– Threat Detection, Classification And

Countermeasure Technologies And Architectures

– Big Data Analytics / Processing, Exploitation, And Dissemination

– Scalable Architectures To Support Next Generation, Multi-mission Sensors and Sensor Processing Capabilities (ISR, Communications, Cyber & EW)

– Positioning, Navigation & Timing – Augmented Reality Capabilities For

Holistic Sensor Situational Awareness for Tactical Platforms

AIR:– Degraded Visual Environment Mitigation Improvements and

Mission Equipment Packages Concepts For Future Vertical Lift

– Universal Aircraft Survivability/Active Protection

SOLDIER/SQUAD:– Asymmetric Threat Detection For Soldiers– Soldier Power

GROUND:– Explosive Hazard Threat Detection – Active Protection Sensor Technologies– Technologies That Mitigate Counter-Maneuver

Capabilities of Near-peer states

BY ASAALT S&T PORTFOLIOS

Major Programs and Initiatives




Thrust Area Decomposition


ADVANCED PLANNING


Communications-Electronics Research, Development, and

Engineering Center (CERDEC)

Command, Power and Integration (CP&I) Directorate

31 January 2017

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request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase

the desired products and services."

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Decisions at the Speed of Battle

Capability to make effective

decisions at the point of

action through simplifying

computing infrastructure

& reducing cognitive burden

• Predictive mission

recommendations and alerts

• Simple, intuitive, consistent data across all environments

• Automation of tasks through intelligent agents

• Energy situational understanding and management

Assured Operations

Capability to conduct

operations in GPS denied

or disrupted conditions for

dismounted and mounted

Soldiers and autonomous

systems

• Assured positioning, navigation & timing

• Assure access to sufficient energy supplies

• Mission command operations in degraded network

conditions

Capability to rapidly deploy,

scale, and reconfigure

command nodes to seize,

retain, and exploit the initiative

in a dynamic operational

environment while maintaining

freedom of maneuver

• Agile mission command and command post concepts

• Reduced logistics through intelligent micro-grids

• Increased mission duration Soldier power

Expeditionary Command & Maneuver

Accelerate and enable rapid

development of C4ISR

capabilities to reduce

the time, risk and cost of

demonstrating and fielding

advanced technology to

the Warfighter

• Emphasize integration of technology with Soldiers & teams

• Simplify systems; maximize reliability & reduce life cycle costs

• Improve effectiveness under conditions of uncertainty

Rapid & Iterative Prototyping

CP&I STRATEGIC LINES OF EFFORT

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Enable an expeditionary force through increased

tactical decision-making effectiveness and provide

an intuitive commander’s toolset across echelons

while reducing infrastructure

MISSION COMMAND

Ensure operations in GPS denied or disrupted

conditions by providing accurate and trusted PNT

information for dismounted and mounted Soldiers

POSITIONING, NAVIGATION & TIMING

Lighten the Soldier load and reduce fuel logistics

through optimization of energy resources and

novel power awareness, management, and

distribution

OPERATIONAL ENERGY

Provide engineering design, development,

fabrication, installation, integration, and testing to

expedite delivery of advanced C4ISR technology

PROTOTYPING, INTEGRATION & TESTING

CP&I FOCUS AREAS

13NOVEMBER 2015 APBI

OPPORTUNITIES UPDATE JANUARY 2017 TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 3

ACTIONS AWARDED: N/A

RFPs RELEASED: N/A

STRATEGY CHANGES:

– PI&T contract will be awarded through GSA

– PNT reviewing White Papers delayed due to funding restrictions

– CVS canceled planned contract due to funding restrictions

ANY ACTIONS NOT NOTED ABOVE HAVE RFP RELEASE DATES AFTER

31 DEC 16 AND WILL BE ADDRESSED IN THIS APBI

14Command, Power & Integration Directorate Broad

Agency Announcements

•Command And Control Applications For The Decisive Edge Command,

Power & Integration (CP&I) Solicitation#: W56KGU-15-R-0022. Closing

date: 16 February 2017. Extension 16 August 2017

•Power and Energy for Soldier, Mobile, and Tactical Grid Applications

(CP&I) Solicitation #: W56KGU-15-R-0032. Closing date: 3 November

2020




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CP&I Opportunity

Support includes: Engineering, Software Architectures, System Engineering, Business Operations Support to Command, Power and Integration (CP&I) Directorate

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF (Small Business Set-Aside)

ESTIMATED VALUE: $44M-$45M

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 Month Base + Three 12 Month Options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Nina Bushnell, 443-861-4649 [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY17

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W56KGU-14-C-0067Incumbent Contractor: BANC3

mailto:[email protected]

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Position, Navigation & Timing (PNT) Opportunity

Support includes: PNT technologies that will integrate into the Mounted and Dismounted Soldier platforms. Research technology areas include: inertial measurement units, sensor fusion techniques, timing, modeling and simulation, celestial and collaborative technologies, etc.

CONTRACT TYPE: OTA


PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 36 months

CONTRACTING CONTACT: Picatinny [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC) Other Transactional Agreement (OTA)


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W56KGU-14-C-0035Incumbent Contractor: Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.


17Position, Navigation & Timing (PNT) Opportunity

Support includes: Assured PNT technologies focusing on the following: Pseudolites, Anti-Jam Antennas, Dismounted PNT, Mounted PNT, and PNT Modeling and Simulation.

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $1M

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 Month Base + Two 12 Month Options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Nina Bushnell, 443-861-4649 [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W56KGU-15-R-0022 (BAA - ends August 2017)

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Whitepapers: 2QFY17

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: NewContract Number: Incumbent Contractor:





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Prototyping, Integration & Testing (PI&T) Opportunity

Support includes: C4ISR Systems Prototyping, Integration & Testing Support Services for Military Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF and/or T&M and/or FP


PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 Month Base + Four 12 Month Options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: POC: TBDGSA Region 07819 Taylor StFort Worth, TX 76102United States

SOLICITATION #: TBD


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

GS07T12BGD0012-CACI

GS07T12BGD0013-LEIDOS

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Power Opportunity

Support includes: To provide Tactical/Expeditionary Power and Energy Services. This effort is intended to provide labor and materials for the development of advanced power & energy technologies for insertion into Soldier, Small Unit (i.e. Squad & Platoon operational units) and Expeditionary (i.e. Base Camps & Tactical Sites) systems.

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF


PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 Month Base + Four 12 Month Options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: : ACC-APG, Nina Bushnell, 443-861-4649 [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number(s): GS07T12BGD0013 and GS07T12BGD0012

Incumbent Contractor(s): SAIC and CACI



ADVANCED PLANNING


Communications-Electronics Research, Development, and

Engineering Center (CERDEC)

Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate (I2WD)

31 January 2017

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OPPORTUNITIES UPDATE JANUARY 2017 TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: Four (4)

• Cyber Offensive Operations Division Acquisition, Laboratory, and Engineering Support:

Awarded 7/28/16 (TIES)

• Intel Technology and Architecture Support Services (ITAS2) – Anticipated award 2/2017 (TIES)

• Radar Systems and Identification (RSID) Program Management: Awarded 3/15/16 (TIES)

• Radar Systems and Identification (RSID) Research and Development Awarded 3/10/16 (TIES)

ACTIONS AWARDED:

– Ten (10) TIES Task Orders

– Five (5) BAAs

– Two (2) R23G Task Orders

RFPs RELEASED:

– Ten (10) TIES Task Order Requests

– Two (2) R23G Task Orders

STRATEGY CHANGES: None



22Intelligence & Information Warfare Directorate Overarching

Broad Agency Announcement

CONTRACT VEHICLE: Broad Agency Announcement (BAA)

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: N/A

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Five year open continuous (closes

25 August 2019)

CONTRACTING CONTACT: I2WD Acquisition Analyst, Marjorie Roberts, [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W56KGU-14-R-A330 (formerly W56KGU-14-R-003)

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 26 August 2014

FORECASTED AWARD DATE: N/A




23CERDEC Flight Activity Engineering Support: Provide services to

include development, integration, test, evaluation, engineering,

logistics, maintenance, flight and ground operations, and business

operations support.

CONTRACT VEHICLE: R23G

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $122M - $125M

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + four 12 month options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Justin Donoghue, 443-861-5079,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D413, KY05 (R23G Contract Vehicle)

Incumbent Contractor: CACI Technologies, Inc.





24Multi-Capable System Integration Support SIGINT/QRC: Will provide state-of-the-art operational, technical and fielding support of Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) equipment and systems and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) equipment and systems to the I2WD S/QRC Division in the areas of engineering, integration, fabrication, fielding, sustainment, training and material acquisition.

CONTRACT VEHICLE: R23G

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFFESTIMATED VALUE: $95M - $105MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + two 12 month options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Justin Donoghue, 443-861-5079, [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBDESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY17






25Rapid Applications Branch, Exploitation Analysis & Response Division

Sensor Work: The efforts within the Branch are for the execution of rapid

technology development and prototyping/fielding of Quick Reaction Capabilities.

Operational Focus: Body-worn / man-packable sensors, SWaP optimization and

Integration and fielding. Technology Focus: Software-defined radio applications

and Sensor architectures.

CONTRACT VEHICLE: TIES

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $48M - $51MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + one 12 month option

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Nick Martin, 443-861-4681, [email protected]







26Tactical Identity Intelligence Resources Analysis (TIIRA): This effort is

focused on harnessing Biometric Enabled Intelligence. As data volume grows, it

is necessary to develop an analytical platform to support the increasing demand

for “Identity Intelligence”. e.g. Leverage cloud technologies for big data analytics;

Identity Management: Ability to merge biographic, photographic, and event

related data; Biometrical Enabled Watch List (BEWL): Nomination to and

administration of the categorical BEWL; and U.S Person Protection: Detect and

adjudicate U.S Person data per army regulation (AR).

CONTRACT VEHICLE: TIESCONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $48M - $51MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + two 12 month options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Kellie Lamar-Reevey 443-861-4640, [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W56KGU-17-R-T008ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY17






27Next Generation FIRES Research & Development: Provide support for the

research, development and programmatic support for Radar technologies

primarily in the areas of current and future tactical FIRES Radars, Radar

electronic protection and Radar open systems architecture in support to the I2WD

Radar Systems and ID Division in the areas of: program management, systems

engineering, development, testing and analysis.


CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $13.5M - $15.5MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Three years

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Nick Martin, 443-861-4681, [email protected]







28Radar Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (RISR) Branch

Engineering Services: Develop the technology and algorithms for RADAR

systems that will address counter concealment techniques while enhancing

the capabilities to detect, classify and track human activity operating under

concealment of foliage.


CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $23.5M - $25.5M

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 24 month base + one 12 month option


[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: New

Contract Number:

Incumbent Contractor:





29Navigation & Electronic Warfare Against Position (NAPS), Navigation &

Timing PNT & Electronic Warfare Systems: Provide comprehensive SETA

services to support current and future Electronic Warfare (EW), and Navigation

Warfare (NAVWAR) mission requirements, to include but not limited to: Defensive

Electronic Attack (DEA), Offensive Electronic Attack (OEA), Airborne Electronic

Attack (AEA), Cyber Electronic Attack, Electronic Protect (EP) and Electronic

Surveillance (ES).

CONTRACT VEHICLE: TIESCONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $47M - $51MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + one 12 month option

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Justin Donoghue, 443-861-5079, [email protected]







30Multi Intel System Functional Integration Team (MISFIT) (S/QRC Branch):

Rapid support to the Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate (I2WD),

Department of the Army (DA-G2) and Army Cryptologic Operations (ACO) in

support of Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Human Intelligence (HUMINT)

capabilities and systems to include modern communications networks and

associated technologies.


CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $23M - $25MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + two 12 month options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Kellie Lamar-Reevey 443-861-4640, [email protected]







31Characterization of Highly-capable Aircraft Optical Sensor systems

(CHAOS): This task order will be solicited competitively through TIES. The CHAOS

efforts, inclusive of missile warning sensor/countermeasure programs of record and

Science and Technology support will primarily reside in Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

with some efforts anticipated to be worked at potential Advanced Threat Detection

contractor’s sites prior to integration, characterization and test at I2WD. Platform

integration support will also be necessary to assist in evaluation testing of the products

prior to fielding.


CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $50M - $60M

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + two 12 month options


[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Late 2QFY17






32CERDEC Flight Activity Flight Activity Maintenance and Modification Support Services (FAMMSS): The FAMMSS contract will provide support services for maintenance and modifications of CFA Fixed Wing and Rotary Wing platforms to include engineering, flight test, sensor integration, aircraft and avionic unit and intermediate level maintenance support, aircraft and avionics equipment modification, associated research and development activities as well as associated prototype fabrication support, fielding, sustainment and material acquisition.

CONTRACT VEHICLE: IDIQ Single Award 8(a) Set AsideCONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $200 - $220MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 month base + four 12 month options

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Kellie Lamar-Reevey, 443-861-4640, [email protected]


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-14-D-A502. A 12 month extension request is currently being worked to act as a bridge until the follow on contract is awarded.Incumbent Contractor: Y-Tech (an 8(a) company)






ADVANCED PLANNING




Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD)

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NIGHT VISION AND

ELECTRONIC SENSORS DIRECTORATE

CORE TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES

2. Tactical Lasers

3. EO/IR System Modeling, Characterization & Specification

4. Countermine/Counter-IED

1. EO/IR Imagers (Focal Plane Arrays, Optics, Real Time

Image Processing)

• Ground Vehicle and Airborne Sensors• EO/IR Sensors for RSTA, Vehicle Driving SA and HFI• Rotary Wing / UAS RSTA & Pilotage (HMDs)• Lasers for Rangefinders, Designators and Pointers• Optical Augmentation, Countermeasures• Tactical Augmented Reality

• Airborne Persistent

Surveillance

• Camouflage Concealment

& Deception

• Tactical Ground

Persistent Surveillance &

Perimeter Defense

Reconnaissance & Targeting

Intelligence &

Surveillance

• IED / Mine Detection – Ground

• IED / Minefield Detection – Air

• IED and Mine Neutralization

IED/Mine & Minefield Detection & Defeat

• Head-Mounted Sensors for

Mobility and Targeting

• Handheld Sensors for Soldier

RSTA (includes pointers and

Far Target Location /

Designation)

• Weapon-Mounted Targeting

Sensors

Soldier Sensors

Recognized World Leader in Research and Development of Advanced Sensors

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NEW/UPCOMING DEVELOPMENTS AT NVESD






ACTIONS AWARDED:

– BAA FOR NIGHT VISION TECHNOLOGIES: MULTIPLE AWARDS

RFPs RELEASED:

– DEPLOYABLE ADAPTIVE GLOBAL RESPONDER SUPPORT: 22 DEC 16

STRATEGY CHANGES:

– NONE



37NVESD Overarching Broad Agency Announcement

CONTRACT TYPE: FFP, CPFF, Grants

ESTIMATED VALUE: Up to $50M Per Fiscal Year

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Clay Socha, 703-704-0861,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W909MY-14-R-D010

SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 15 August 2014 (Amended

30 September 2016), Closes FY19

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: None





38Dynamic Engineering/Research for Broad Sensing (DEBS)

Services

CONTRACT TYPE: MATO IDIQ with CPFF, FFP TOs

ESTIMATED VALUE: Approx. $475M (5 YR)

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Michelle Hodges, 703-704-0846, [email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Follow On to

Warrior Enabling Broad Sensor (WEBS) Services (W909MY-

12-D-0001/6)





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NVESD Other Transactional Agreement (OTA) for Sensors,

Communications and Electronics (SCE) Research,

Development and Production Efforts

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: TBD

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC APG, Jennifer Elkins, 703-704-0823,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W909MY-17-R-J002

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2Q17; AWARD To

Consortium Manager 3Q17





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Deployable Adaptive Global Responder Support (DAGRS)

CONTRACT TYPE: MATO IDIQ with CPFF, FFP TOs

ESTIMATED VALUE: Up to $480M (5 YR)

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Emily Hobbs, 919-541-9475,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W911NF-17-R-0006

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 22 December 2016






ADVANCED PLANNING




Space and Terrestrial Communications Directorate (S&TCD)

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request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to

purchase the desired products and services."

42S&TCD OVERVIEW

Cyber/CEMA Operation

Capability to seize, retain, and exploit an advantage in

both cyberspace and the EMS, while simultaneously

denying and degrading adversary use of the same, as

well as protecting friendly mission command systems

• Cyber Situational Understanding (SU)

• Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO)

- Trust

- Resilience

Networking to Improve Maneuver/Expeditionary Ops

Capability to provide a range of robust, reliable,

scalable, interoperable and resource efficient

communications capabilities to expeditionary forces

and troops on the move

• Conduct Early Entry Operations

• Develop Situational Understanding

• Sustain Operations &


Uninterrupted Communications

Provide a secure reliable communications network in

an austere, congested and hostile electromagnetic

environment (EME)

• Operating in a Congested Environment

• Operating in a Contested Environment

• Operating while Degraded

Enabling Infrastructure

Capability to provide a seamless infrastructure for

technology assessment and risk reduction with

traceability across the modeling and simulation,

laboratory, and field environments

• Network Modeling & Simulation

• Lab Based Risk Reduction

• Field Based Risk Reduction

43S&TCD Capability Focus Areas

Cyber/CEMA Operation

Capability to seize, retain, and exploit an advantage in both

cyberspace and the EMS, while simultaneously denying and

degrading adversary use of the same, as well as protecting

friendly mission command systems

• Cyber Situational Understanding (SU)

• Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO)

- Trust

- Resilience

Networking to Improve Maneuver/Expeditionary Ops

Capability to provide a range of robust, reliable, scalable,

interoperable and resource efficient communications

capabilities to expeditionary forces and troops on the move

• Conduct Early Entry Operations

• Develop Situational Understanding

• Sustain Operations &


Uninterrupted Communications

Provide a secure reliable communications network in an

austere, congested and hostile electromagnetic environment

(EME)

• Operating in a Congested Environment

• Operating in a Contested Environment

• Operating while Degraded

Uninterrupted Communications• New Generation Warfare – Validated Threat

• Protection vs. Capacity

• Risk Management

Cyber/CEMA Operations• Top Gap - Cyber Situation Understanding -

Awareness

• Cyber Blitz - Shaping the Future

Networking to Improve

Maneuver/Expeditionary Operations• Addressing Expeditionary Needs -

Movement & Maneuver

• Leveraging Commercial Technology

44S&TCD Focus Areas (continued) – Enabling Infrastructure

Early Technology Analysis

Modeling & Simulation

Focused on System of Systems large

scale Brigade (BDE) high-fidelity network

analysis.

Network

Architecture

Traffic Profiles

Operational

Scenarios

Force Structure

Terrain & Path Loss

Metrics

Run-Time

Environment

Models

(System Behavior)

Constructive

Environment

(User Behavior)

TRL 4

Lab Based Risk Reduction

Integrated Lab Environment – Brigade “Slice”

Tactical transport and application architecture

System-of-System Interoperability Tests

Validation for functional network & mission thread

test w/M&S. Connectivity across the APG C4ISR

& to external facilities and ranges. Provides

multiple test floors for simultaneous test events.

Initial Integration / Maturation

TRL 5

Field Based Risk Reduction

Operationally Relevant

Experiments

TRL 6

Representative tactical infrastructure to enable

field-based risk reduction (FBRR) &

technology readiness assessment (TRA) w/

M&S. S&T programs at or approaching TRL 6

will conduct technology readiness

assessment.

CERDEC Ground Activity

JB MDL, NJ

Technology Maturation & Verification Process (TechMVP)



ACTIONS AWARDED:– Network, Cyber Security, & Information Assurance Technical & Engineering Support

• Contract W15P7T-10-D-D421/0011, Awarded to AASKII Technology, Inc. on 23 October 2015

– NSA/Government Off-the-Shelf (GOTS) Support• Contract W15P7T-14-D-A210/KY05, Awarded to Booz Allen Hamilton on 14 April 2016

– Tactical Network Protection/Mission Assurance & Resilience• Contract W15P7T-14-D-A211/KY05, Awarded to CACI Technologies, Inc. on 3 August 2016

RFPs RELEASED:– S&TCD Enterprise Wide Technical Administrative Operations Support Services

• Evaluation on-going under TAOSS IDIQ Contract, Task Order Request (TOR) W56KG8-16-R-3088

– Tactical Communications Networking Systems Engineering Support (ULTRA)• Evaluation on-going under R23G IDIQ Contract

– RFC Program/SETA Support• TOR released under TAOSS IDIQ Contract in December 2016

STRATEGY CHANGES:– Risk Management Framework Support – FY16 Opportunity Cancelled

– CBM+ System Engineering Support – FY16 Opportunity Cancelled

– Modeling & Simulation Support – See IT Enterprise Solution Services Support Opportunity

– Army Special Access Program (SAP) Enterprise Portal – FY16 Opportunity Cancelled



46S&TCD Overarching Broad Agency Announcement

Research Interest Topics include:

CONTRACT TYPE: FFP or CPFF (alternative types will be considered)

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Johanna Hersch, 609-562-8428,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W56KGU-13-R-A424 (previously W15P7T-13-R-A424)

SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Announcement open through 31 January 2018




• Advanced Technologies for Fixed and Transportable Satellite

Earth Terminals

• Internet Protocol Version 6 (Ipv6) for the Tactical Army

• Ubiquitous Wireless Mobile Communications Concepts and

Technologies

• Reduced Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) Software Defined

Radio Commodities

• Advanced Algorithms and Techniques for Ad Hoc Network

Design

• Advanced Radio Frequency Identification Systems

• Integrated Decision Enhancing Capabilities in Dynamic

Environments

• Multi-Access Cellular Extension (MACE)

• Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) Technologies for

Tactical Communications and Electronic Warfare

• Radio Frequency Device Convergence

• Radio Frequency Compatibility and Interference Cancellation

• Antennas & Antenna Technologies for Tactical

Communications and Electronic Warfare

• Spectrum Management for Tactical and Strategic Military

Communications

• Power Amplifiers

• Advanced Technologies in Network Operations on the

Battlefield

• Current Force Quality of Service

• Voice Interworking Function

• Tactical Information Assurance

• Airborne Line of Sight and Beyond Line of Sight Range

Extension and Reachback Communications On-the-Halt and

On-the-Move

• Antenna System Research for Satellite Communications On-

the-Move

• Advanced Satellite System Control Capabilities

• Systems Engineering, Architecture, Modeling and Simulation

47Information Security Branch and Defensive Cyber Support(CSIA Division)

Support includes: Scientific, Engineering, and Technical Assistance to conduct

Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) research and development (R&D),

provide cyber security subject matter expertise to Army Programs of Record,

assess risk of Cross Domain Solutions (CDS), and conduct assessments of

systems in accordance with DoD and Army cyber security requirements

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF

ESTIMATED VALUE: $40MPERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 Month Base + Two 12 Month Options


[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: W56KGU-17-R-0007 (Fair Opportunity, TAOSS IDIQ Contract)

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 18 January 2017





48Test & Evaluation Support (SATCOM Division)

Support includes: Technical Support for DoD SATCOM Test & Evaluation

activities including analysis, design, development, system engineering,

systems integration, software engineering, Internet Protocol and networking

design; design and development of network operations and controls; and

design and development of cyber security/information assurance, including

certification, test and evaluation

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF




[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD (Fair Opportunity, TAOSS IDIQ Contract)


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Numbers: W15P7T-14-D-A220/KY01 & W15P7T-10-D-D421/0009Incumbent Contractors: Linquest Corp. & AASKI Technology, Inc.




49Operations, Technical, & Integration Support Services (OTIS) (SATCOM Division)

Support includes: Systems Engineering for DoD SATCOM developmental & laboratory activities;

and certification, research, engineering, development, analysis, and operations support for

DoD-wide SATCOM customers, users, and initiatives. Efforts include software engineering,

Internet Protocol and network design, test & evaluation, and highly specialized policy and

technical engineering support for implementing new technologies. Requirements also include

operation and maintenance support to the Joint SATCOM Engineering Center (JSEC)

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF




[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD (Fair Opportunity, TAOSS IDIQ Contract)


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-14-D-A221/KY01Incumbent Contractor: Systems Technologies, Inc.




50Systems Engineering Support (RFC Division)

Support includes: Scientific, Engineering, and Technical Assistance in support of

R&D and Acquisition Programs, including R&D of new antenna technologies,

tactical radio wave forms, spectrum management and analysis techniques, radio

frequency modeling and simulation, electronic protection and interferences

mitigation

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF


CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Don Leath, 443-861-4689,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD (Fair Opportunity under R23G IDIQ Contract)

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY17-3QFY17

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D415/KY01Incumbent Contractor: Booz Allen Hamilton




51Multi-Capability Service & Development Support (TCD Division)

Support includes: Engineering and technical expertise in support of efforts

involving existing, evolving and emerging tactical communications systems

and technologies resulting in development of prototypes, integrated systems,

and upgrades to the current tactical radio system(s) for subsequent

integration, test, demonstration and fielding

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF


CONTRACTING CONTACT: GSA, Fred Thomas, 202-748-7062,

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD (Fair Opportunity under GSA OASIS Contract)


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-14-D-A213/KY01 (TAOSS)Incumbent Contractor: D&S Consultants, Inc.




52Information Technology Enterprise Solution Services Support(SEAMS Division)

Support includes: R&D and systems engineering support including system of

systems tactical and enterprise network architecture development and

analysis, modeling & simulation, network and application performance

management, and lab and field-based risk reduction

CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF



[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: TBD (Fair Opportunity under Army CHESS ITES-2S Contract)


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: GS07T12BGD0012/12 (GSA)Incumbent Contractor: CACI Technologies, Inc.




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BACKUP SLIDES

55Program / Project Overview

Mission Command (MC) – Decisions at the Speed ofBattle and Expeditionary Command & Maneuver

• Army MC investments have traditionally focused on enabling

staff functions and optimizing MC within computing

environments (e.g. dismounted, mounted, and Command

Post); CP&I is well postured to shape desired future solutions

of vertical MC integration (one solution across environments)

and Commander-centric solutions. Specific focus is on

capabilities to ensure data/information/knowledge gets to

decision makers when they need it; simplifying computing

infrastructure and reducing cognitive burden; and enabling

increased mobility and removing complexity from both fixed

and mobile Command Posts





Assured Positioning, Navigation & Timing (PNT)

• Assured PNT is a top priority within DoD and the

Army. 6.2 and 6.3 funding, as well as customer

funding are all expected to increase. CP&I has an

established core competency and strategic

partnerships, and is addressing dynamic threats

and growing demands for solutions to enable

dismounted Soldiers and mounted platform

operation in GPS denied environments. Specific

Focus areas include: Pseudolites, Anti-Jam

Antennas, Dismounted PNT, Mounted PNT, and

PNT Modeling and Simulation





Prototyping, Integration, and Testing (PI&T)• Supports a variety of tri-service C4ISR systems and systems

integration programs. As a Prototype Integration Facility

(PIF), the PI&T Division provides engineering design,

development, fabrication, installation, integration and fielding

support for shelter, vehicle, aircraft, watercraft and soldier

prototype C4ISR systems. The PI&T Division also executes

projects where the final deliverable is an engineering design

product, without subsequent fabrication and integration

support and provides engineering consulting and expert

support services in the area of C4ISR platform system

integration. Finally, the PI&T Division provides environmental

testing and engineering services designed to ensure that

systems and components survive the harsh tactical

environment, by evaluating and ruggedizing these items to

meet intended operating and storage environments




58

Program / Project Overview

Operational Energy - Energy Informed Operations & Tactical

Power Generation

• Energy demands on the battlefield have been continuously

increasing as greater tactical capabilities are being deployed.

Increased demand for power continues to outpace advances

in supply technologies. CP&I continues to pursue advances in

creating more efficient and energy dense power sources while

shifting increasing emphasis on investments in power

distribution and management research, in line with the OSD

Operational Energy Office strategy, DA S&T priorities, and

validated high priority operational needs




59S&TCD OVERVIEW

The Space and Terrestrial Communications Directorate (S&TCD) is part of

the Communications-Electronics Research Development Engineering Center

(CERDEC). There are six (6) Divisions: Cyber Security and Information

Assurance (CSIA); Satellite Communications (SATCOM) Systems; Systems

Engineering, Architecture, Modeling and Simulation (SEAMS); Radio

Frequency Communications (RFC); Tactical Communications; and

Operations. Each S&TCD Division has a specific mission area of

responsibility in support of the Army’s need for the most modern strategic

and tactical communication technologies.

S&TCD’s Capability Focus Areas include:- Networking to Improve Maneuver/Expeditionary Operations

- Uninterrupted Communications

- Cyber / Cyber Electro-Magnetic Activities (CEMA) Operations

- Enabling Infrastructure




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