April 4, Press Kit. Captain Michael Abreu biography 2. Mr. Bill Toti biography 3. NMCI Transition 4. NMCI Contract Transition Timeline 5

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1 Media Roundtable Discussion on NMCI Contract Transition April 4, 2014 Press Kit Captain Michael Abreu biography 2 Mr. Bill Toti biography 3 NMCI Transition 4 NMCI Contract Transition Timeline 5 Frequently Asked Questions 6 For any follow-up questions, contact: Mr. Ed Austin, PEO EIS Public Affairs Officer or Edward.L.Austin@navy.mil. 1

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4 Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) NMCI is one of the world s largest, most secure IT networks More than 800,000 users, on 400,000 workstations, in more than 2,000 locations from major bases to individual personnel, such as recruiters in remote locations On June 27, 2013, the Department of the Navy awarded a contract to the Hewlett Packard (HP) Team to continue to provide enterprise network services to the Navy and Marine Corps The NGEN contract vehicle includes a base year and 4 one-year options with a potential cumulative contract value of about $3.5 billion The contract value represents real savings of approximately $1B over the FYDP Transitioning NMCI Network Stays NMCI will continue to serve the Navy and Marine Corps customers as it has been doing for more than thirteen years Transitioning contract vehicles Transition from the current NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC) to the NGEN contract started on Nov. 22, 2013 Transition represents a new business model and approach NMCI transitions from a contractor owned, contractor operated (CO/CO) business model to a government owned, contractor operated (GO/CO) business model for the Navy and government owned, government operated (GO/GO) business model for the Marine Corps The new approach to NMCI includes increased government command and control of the network, enhanced Information Assurance (IA), and government ownership of the network infrastructure Transition is not just on track, but accelerated While the transition period called for by the new contract is 400 days, the Navy and HP are working to shave nearly 90 days off of that timeline 4

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6 Frequently Asked Questions What is NMCI? Established in 2000, NMCI is the Navy and Marine Corps shore-based enterprise network in the continental United States and Hawaii that provides a single integrated, secure IT environment for reliable, stable information transfer of voice, video and data communications. The DON competitively sourced a single industry partner to build, manage and maintain an entire IT intranet infrastructure, as well as standardized hardware and software use and deployment. Today, NMCI is the largest corporate intranet in the world with more than 800,000 users on 400,000 workstations at more than 2,500 locations from major bases to remote locations such as recruiting offices. What is NMCI CoSC? On July 8, 2010, the Department of the Navy awarded the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, to Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Services (HPES). The NMCI CoSC ensured the connectivity and security of the NMCI network at the expiration of the original NMCI contract on Sept. 30, Also, the NMCI CoSC enables the DON to purchase the infrastructure, acquire the government purpose rights to the Intellectual Property (IP) of NMCI and ensures the DON s ability to exercise Command and Control (C2) of the network while positioning the network for the transition to NGEN. The NMCI CoSC is the vehicle being used to provide IT services during the transition from the original NMCI contract to NGEN. What is NGEN? On June 27, 2013, the Department of the Navy awarded the Next Generation Enterprise Network contract to the Hewlett Packard (HP) Team. NGEN is the follow-on contract vehicle that will provide continued enterprise network services to the Navy and Marine Corps. Is NGEN the Navy s new ashore, IT enterprise network? No, NGEN is not the Navy s new ashore IT enterprise network. In fact, NGEN is not an IT network. NGEN is the name of the new contract used to provide all of the same services that are available under NMCI. The name of the network remains NMCI. 6

CNATRAINST C N6 18 Oct 17. Subj: HELP DESK PROCEDURES FOR TECHNICAL AND APPLICATION SUPPORT FOR NEXT GENERATION ENTERPRISE NETWORK

CNATRAINST C N6 18 Oct 17. Subj: HELP DESK PROCEDURES FOR TECHNICAL AND APPLICATION SUPPORT FOR NEXT GENERATION ENTERPRISE NETWORK DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY CHIEF OF NAVAL AIR TRAINING 250 LEXINGTON BLVD SUITE 102 CORPUS CHRISTI TX 78419-5041 CNATRAINST 5230.2C N6 CNATRA INSTRUCTION 5230.2C Subj: HELP DESK PROCEDURES FOR TECHNICAL AND