SOF AT&L. Special Operations Forces Acquisition, Technology, & Logistics. COL Timothy Baxter. Military Deputy to the Acquisition Executive
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1 SOF AT&L Special Operations Forces Acquisition, Technology, & Logistics COL Timothy Baxter Military Deputy to the Acquisition Executive
2 EXPONENTIAL ENVIRONMENT Locations Missions Partners C2 Demands Marketplace More countries, more diverse operating locations, challenging logistics and communications infrastructure Dynamic, rapidly changing, encompassing the full range of direct, indirect, training, and preparing Varying degrees of integrations and reach. Interacting in ops, cooperative development and foreign comparative test Requires seamless, integrated, and effective C2 at the global scale with high confidence Global and commercially driven. Heavy use of COTS/GOTs increases complexity
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4 USSOCOM S ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND (SOCOM) NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE COMMAND ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND AIR FORCE SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND MARINE CORPS SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND JOINT SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND
5 THEATER SOCOM LOCATIONS USNORTHCOM USEUCOM SOCSNORTH Peterson AFB, CO SOCEUR & SOCAFRICA Stuttgart, Germany SOCKOR Camp Kim, Seoul, Korea SOCCENT MacDill AFB, Florida USAFRICOM USPACOM SOCPAC Camp Smith, Hawaii SOCSOUTH Homestead ARB, Florida USSOUTHCOM
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7 SOF AT&L MISSION Provide rapid and focused acquisition, technology, and logistics to Special Operations Forces VISION Be the recognized expert and trusted provider to equip and sustain Special Operations Forces PRINCIPLES Deliver capability to user expeditiously; exploit proven techniques and methods; keep Warfighters involved throughout process; take risk and manage it!
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9 SOF AT&L ORGANIZATION PEO SERVICES Mr. Ted Koufas PEO SOFSA Special Operations Forces Support Activity COL Luke Peterson LOGISTICS COL Steve Allen PEO C4 Command, Control, Communications, and Computers Ms. Deb Woods PEO SRSE Special Reconnaissance, Surveillance, & Exploitation Mr. Doug Richardson PROCUREMENT Col Paul Bugenske PEO ROTARY WING COL John Vannoy PEO SOF WARRIOR COL Joe Capobianco COMPTROLLER Mr. Dave Nuchols PEO MARITIME CAPT Keith Lehnhardt PEO FIXED WING Col Eric Forsyth SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Mr. Tony Davis DEPUTY DIRECTOR Mr. Jim Smith MILITARY DEPUTY COL Tim Baxter ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE Mr. Jim Geurts
10 EACH WORKDAY, SOF ACQUIRERS Execute 200+ programs, 400+ projects, and 100+ combat evaluations Execute 60+ SOCOM contract actions Award $13.5M+ in SOCOM contracts of which $8.3M+ are competitively awarded of which $2.5M+ went to small businesses Oversee $10M of contracts being awarded by Service program office teams Conduct at least one TILO event and one S&T experiment with industry Deliver ~30 C4ISR equipment and weapon systems Field over rounds of ammunition
11 MILESTONE B MILESTONE C PACING PROGRAMS Sniper Weapons & Accessories DDS / SDV MAAWS MH-60 4 CV-22 CCM Mk 1 GMV1.1 Freeze Dried Plasma (FDP) AC130J SKR RFCM SWCS Hand Held Link ACAT II ACAT III DCS VHF/UHF Magnetically Coupled Antennas GROUND 118 Programs / Projects AIR 109 Programs / Projects MARITIME 24 Programs / Projects C4I 142 Programs / Projects
12 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE MARITIME (M) UNDERSEA SYSTEMS SURFACE SYSTEMS S301i UOES 2 Combatant Craft Assault Combatant Craft Heavy UOES 3 Shallow Water Combat Submersible Special Operations Craft - Riverine Combatant Craft Medium Mark 1 Maritime Craft Air Delivery System Security Force Assistance Large Dry Deck Shelter / Seal Delivery Vehicle Combatant Craft Forward Looking Infrared Security Force Assistance Small
13 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FIXED WING (FW) ISR MOBILITY STRIKE MQ-1 Predator CV-22 Osprey AC-130U Spooky MQ-9 Reaper RQ-20A Puma EC-130J Commando Solo AC-130H Spector MEUAS 1.5 Scan Eagle Dornier 328 C-146 AC-130W Stinger II JAVAMAN MC-12 M-28 C-154A SOPGM AC-130J Ghostrider MC-12 Liberty PC-12 RC-26 U-28 MC-130P Shadow MC-130H Talon II MC-130J Commando II MUNITIONS AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY TRAINING AND MISSION PLANNING
14 PEO ROTARY WING (RW) MOBILITY MISSION EQUIPMENT TRAINING SYSTEMS Active Aircraft Survivability Equipment A/MH-6M Little Bird A/MH-6 Light Attack/Assault Passive Aircraft Survivability Equipment MH-47G CMS Medium Assault MH-60 Avionics MH-60L/M CMS Heavy Assault MH-47 Sensors Silent Knight Radar Battle Staff Training Exercise Management Control
15 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE SOF WARRIOR (SW) MOBILITY Individual to Heavy Ground Vehicles SURVIVAL Protection, Load Carriage & Medical LETHALITY Munitions, Visual Augmentation, Lasers & Weapons Light Tactical All Terrain Vehicles Non-Standard Commercial Vehicles Combat Uniform & Helmets Integrated Comms Night Vision Goggles AN/PVS-31 MK 17 Combat Assault Rifles Aviation Ammo Multi-purpose Anti-armor Anti-personnel Weapon System Ground Mobility Vehicle (Medium) GMV 1.1 MRAP-ATV (Heavy) Body Armor / Load Carriage System Casualty Evacuation Individual & Combat Medic Kits Demolition Kits Sniper Weapons & Accessories Handheld Laser Marker Laser Acquisition Markers
16 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS, AND COMPUTERS (C4) TACTICAL COMMS ENTERPRISE NETWORKS TRANSPORT SOF Tactical Comms Blue Force Tracking Fly-Away Broadcast System C4 and Intelligence Automation Systems / Special Operations Command Research, Analysis, and Threat Evaluation System SCAMPI (not an acronym) Joint Tactical C4I Transceiver System Next Generation Loudspeaker System Media Production Center Military Information Support Operations -Print SOF Deployable Nodes / Product Distribution System / Mobile SOF Strategic Entry Point Long Range Broadcast System Mobile Communications Initiative Civil Affairs Data Military Information Management Support Operations Processing System -Enterprise Tactical Local Area Network Radio Integration System
17 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPECIAL RECONNAISSANCE, SURVEILLANCE, and EXPLOITATION (SRSE) TECHNICAL COLLECTION SYSTEMS Hostile Forces Tagging, Tracking, & Locating INTEL SUPPORT SYSTEMS Processing, Exploitation, & Dissemination: Distributed Common Ground/Surface System Integrated Survey Program Special Operations Tactical Video System FMV PED SOFPREP Joint Threat Warning System Tagging, Tracking, and Locating FOCUSED RDT&E Specialized Communications IDENTITY OPERATIONS Biometrics and Forensics Special Reconnaissance Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities Quick Reaction Capabilities
18 PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES SUPPORT ACTIVITY (SOFSA) STREAMLINE DESIGN AND RAPID PROTOTYPING PRODUCTION AND INTEGRATION LIFE CYCLE SUSTAINMENT ACTIVITIES
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20 NEW ENVIRONMENTS Multiple challenges: Heavy canopy Maritime Non-permissive
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22 STRATEGY OVERVIEW Understand Gaps Understand Technology Develop Solutions Technology Gaps Component & TSOC Gaps PEO Gaps Threat-Related Gaps Discover Enable Transition Scouting Roadmaps Red Team Internal Projects External Projects Studies PEOs Military Services Enablers, COI, OGA, DoD V I S I O N Deliver Game Changing Technology Maximize Leverage (DoD, Industry, Academia, Partner Nations) Execute Planned Transitions Involve Warfighters Increase Speed Manage Risk
23 External Internal INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENT Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit (TALOS) Technical Industry Liaison Office (TILO) Technical Experimentation (TE) Unclassified Test Bed (UTB) Component Exercises SOF Industry Conference (SOFIC) Identify Technology Provide Feedback Advance Tech Readiness Level Project Vulcan Technology Domain Awareness Industry IR&D Outreach Other Venues (JIFX, Ex-ART/TSOA) Distributed Combustion Chambers Other Applicable Conferences
24 SOF S&T NEEDS Comprehensive Signature Management (CSM)* Human Performance* First Pass Accuracy and Lethality Small Unit Dominance (SOFSUD)* Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance (ISR) Tagging, Tracking, & Locating (TTL) C4 Revolutionary Capabilities Electro-optics, IR, & Lasers Military Information Support Operations (MISO) Scalable Effects Weapons (SEW) Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD)* Battlespace Awareness* Leap Ahead Energy & Power Systems Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE) * FY15-19 Science and Technology Integrated Priority List (STIPL)
25 BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENTS/SOLICITATIONS Consolidated and persistent SOCOM S&T BAA (USSOCOM-BAAST-2015) Incorporates TALOS, SRSE, Tech Roadmap, and S&T Appendices Additional Appendices added as necessary for targeted capability gaps Biomedical BAA--United States Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity Participate in OSD Rapid Innovation Fund (RIF) BAA, and Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR)/Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Solicitations
26 PEO TECHNOLOGY INSERTION ROADMAPS C4 Stabilized Rapid Adaption of Network Security and Network Management/Monitoring of Mobile Ad-hoc Network Open Standard Airborne ISR Transport Modem Fixed Wing Maritime High resolution 3D & multi-color EO/IR, multiple moving target tracking Crew workload reduction, machine intelligent processing/tactical Flight Mgmt Situational awareness with full spectrum threat reduction and counter measures 105 mm cannon precision guided ammunition and fuses, loitering munitions High energy laser, power management, aiming and focus turret Multiple colors or spectral bands within the same sensor and SWAP Thermal band Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) beacon, backwards compatible Common Operating Tactical Picture Low Probability of Intercept/Detection Communications Wireless Intercom Surface System/Active Ride Control Maritime Personnel Signature Management Technologies Situational Awareness, High Visual/NIR Transmittance Window Films
27 PEO TECHNOLOGY INSERTION ROADMAPS (CONTINUED) Rotary Wing SRSE High Power Watts for Over the Horizon Communications Improved RW Counter Measures Advanced IR Countermeasures & Self-Protection for RW Aircraft Maritime Forensics Exploitation Capability Portable, Automated 3D Room/Building Mapping Device Stand-off/Remote Facial Recognition & Iris Capture Dustless Latent Print Collection Rapid Identification of Materials for Site Exploitation SOF Warrior * Transferrable armor for commercial vehicles * Helmet sensor system to monitor and record linear and rotational accelerations High Sulfur Diesel Engine Capability Camouflage Applique Reduced IR Signature Improved Gun Barrels Variable Transmission & Laser Protection Eyewear Tactical stand-alone ballistic plate * Advertised on BAA Appendix D
28 FOR FURTHER ENGAGEMENT SMALL BUSINESS HELP Christopher Harrington Director, Office of Small Business Programs SUBMITTING PRODUCTS OR IDEAS Shelvin Watts Technology & Industry Liaison Officer INFORMATION ON SOCOM NEEDS, PROGRAMS AND PROCESSES EXPERIMENTATION IDEAS Pages/ExpWithUS.aspx COME VISIT THE AE James Geurts
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