Aberdeen Proving Ground Advanced Planning Briefing to Industry- Day 2

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1 Aberdeen Proving Ground Advanced Planning Briefing to Industry- Day 2 18 APRIL 2018 MG Kirk F. Vollmecke PEO IEW&S

2 Goals of APBI Transparency to Industry Fosters open communication Fostering Relationships Encouraging participation of non-traditional partners Networking Opportunities Industry connections foster innovation Creating Innovative Approaches Reduce PALT, use OTAs, Tailored PWSs

3 Welcome to APBI Day 2 PEO IEW&S Outpace the threat with technical excellence, adaptability, and rapid solutions that support a broad range of operating environments JPEO-CBD A resilient Joint Force enabled to fight and win unencumbered by a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear environment OSBP Promotes acquisition opportunities where small businesses can support C4ISR systems, battle command research, development, and engineering for the readiness of the Army, Warfighter, and Nation PEO C3T Delivering a network that enables high-speed, highcapacity voice, data and video communications even in austere and remote locations

4 A Message to Industry Acquisition Must Pace the Threat The Operating Environment threat characteristics will be highly lethal, adaptable, and far ranging In order to evolve ahead of emerging threats and maintain an asymmetric advantage, it is paramount we increase capability to further-enable aerial freedom of maneuver with our Warfighters conducting air-ground operations Dimensional Effect With the proliferation and emergence of new and increasingly complex threats to Army aircraft, material solutions must universally detect, warn, and defeat Foster Open and Adaptable Programs to Deliver Now

5 Industry Partnership & Accountability Need your help with timely, qualified proposals. Expect aggressively managed programs and contract performance accountability (delinquency notices and CPARS). More use of liquidated damages involving national security contracts and incentives. Open, continuous feedback, better industry day events, and smarter, mission-focused contracts. Expect longer-term contracts (min 5 years) and leveraging COTS/NDI (see new Department guidebook).

6 Challenge to Industry Threat Stay ahead of threat changes and rapidly changing technology and competition; Understanding Intelligence support to Acquisition and applying Operational Demand Signals We (the US Army) will retain the capability to rapidly deploy, and we will destroy any enemy anywhere, anytime. -GEN Mark A. Milley, AUSA 2016 Convergence Influence the Operational Art through application of creative, integrated technologies Acquisition Acquisition methodology (Rapid Contracting, Adaptable Programs, etc.) should match the mission need Science & Technology Smart S&T investment to pace the future threat and effectively leverage industry Experimentation, Exercises, & Training How can industry help the Army close the gap in DOTMLPF-P shortfalls Industry Partnering Leverage IRAD investments and technologies built for other Services and Agencies Let s Effectively Leverage Partnerships Today to Address Problems of Tomorrow

7 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Executive Office Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (PEO IEW&S) MG Kirk F. Vollmecke 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

8 MISSION: Deliver capability now through affordable and adaptable programs that pace the threat. VISION: Outpace the threat with technical excellence, adaptability and rapid solutions that support a broad range of operating environments. Threat Driven, Customer Focused, Decisive Innovation 8

9 Across the PEO IEW&S Portfolio PM ASE Develop and field aircraft survivability systems to maximize survivability of Army aircraft without degrading combat mission effectiveness. PM DCGS-A Support the Army s ISR mission for processing, exploitation, and dissemination (PED) of information and intelligence data across echelons. PM DOD Biometrics Design, engineer, acquire, deploy, and sustain enterprise biometric solutions in multiple operating environments enabling identity dominance on the battlefield and across the DOD. PM EW&C Acquire integrated Intelligence, Electronic and Cyber Warfare capabilities to provide Spectrum and Cyberspace Superiority and enable freedom of maneuver on the Battlefield. PM PNT Positioning, Navigation and Timing leads the Army in developing and integrating PNT technology and also collaborates with the other Department of Defense (DoD) Services to deliver interoperable, reliable products. PM SAI Develop, acquire, field, and supply life cycle support to modernized, integrated, and tactically relevant aerial ISR sensor and sensor processing payloads. PM TS Provide sensors for enhanced situational awareness and decisive action and Integrated Base Defense PD TENCAP Enable the Army to rapidly exploit and influence national capabilities and architectures and conduct advanced development and rapid prototyping to enhance and inform Army capabilities and CONOPS to pace the threat. Sensor and Sensor Processing Systems across the PEO portfolio enable ISR, Intelligence production, Integrated Base Defense, Force Protection 9

10 PEO IEW&S Acquisition Imperatives Rapid Acquisition Enabled by Open, Adaptable Programs to Combat Complexity PEO IEW&S Leading Threat Agile Solutions Streamlined Acquisition Process Focused on Small, Frequent Releases of Capability Early and Frequent Involvement with System Users and Small, Qualified, Dynamic Teams will be critical components to rapid acquisitions of complex systems JUONS/ONS EW & Offensive Cyber PNT/Space Aerial ISR Aircraft Survivability A shift toward Rapid Acquisition is required to keep pace with the threat and enable relevant technologies in complex systems. 10

11 Nested Offensive Cyber Defensive Electronic Attack Offensive Cyber Offensive Electronic Attack Mounted Aerial Multi-Function EW (MFEW) ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW) Electronic Attack (EA) Electronic Protect (EP) Electronic Warfare Support (ES) Counter Fire Counter UAS Precision Munitions Kinetic & Non-Kinetic Effects Dismounted FIRES Fixed Site CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS Defensive Cyber Ops (DCO) Offensive Cyber Ops (OCO) DoD Information Network Ops (DINO) CEMA INTEL Detect, identify, precision locate, and exploit enemy communications Process, collaborate, and disseminate Intelligence SIGNAL EW Planning & Management Tools (EWPMT) Spectrum Management (SM) RF Interference Mitigation (RIM) Spectrum Management Ops (SMO) IO Corrupt or Usurp Adversary Decision Making While Protecting Our Own Collection / Survey Direction-Finding Dismounted MfT Terrestrial Multi- Function Teams Tactical Questioning Site Exploitation (Biometrics & Forensics) Dismounted MfT 11

12 Challenges Across the Portfolio Acquisition Agile and adaptive programs and procurements to match match the mission need Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) Rapid delivery of precise location and desired position while acquiring and maintain accurate standard time Intel Community Synchronize with National space capabilities to support tactical operations Modernization Modernize manned and unmanned Aerial and Terrestrial ISR sensor capabilities Electronic Warfare Integration Develop & enhance integrated electronic warfare capabilities Intel Processing Enhance intelligence processing, Tasking- Processing Exploitation & Dissemination (T-PED), and Intelligence Community (IC) convergence capabilities Offensive Cyber Improve tactical offensive cyber capabilities for communities of interest Next Generation FLIR Imaging 3 rd Generation FLIR integration onto combat platforms to meet and exceed system of systems requirements Leverage Our Partnerships Today to Address Tomorrow s Problems & Outpace the Threat 12

13 Industry Contracting Opportunities PM - Product Effort Title PM Lead DCGS-A- Fielding and Training Field Office Fort Hood Fielding and Training LTC Shawanta Smart Estimated Value Contracting Activity $200M to $260M ACC APG Contracting Officer James Farnsworth Estimated Solicitation Date Estimated Award Date 3rd Qtr FY 18 4th Qtr FY 18 ASE Logistics Support Services Mr. Adam Kimbro $15M to $30M ACC Redstone TBD 3rd Qtr FY 18 2nd Qtr FY 19 DCGS-A- Capability Drop DCGS-A Capability Drop 2 Data Warehouse Support LTC Matthew Paul $50M to $100M ACC APG EW&C-EA MFEW Air Large OTA Mr. Chris Addison $60M to $110M ACC-NJ PNT PNT PNT TS-AEROSTATS Mounted and Anti-Jam System (AJAS) OTA Dismounted A-PNT Prototypes OTA Pseudolite Prototypes OTA PSS-T Follow-On - Engineering, Logistics and Operations Support MAJ Zachary Denton MAJ Zachary Denton MAJ Zachary Denton $30M to 60M ACC-NJ $25M to 50M ACC-NJ $30M to 56M ACC-NJ Mr. Matt Chellin $900M to $990M ACC APG TS-FPS NIIS Tactical Sustainment LTC Beire Castro $90M to $130M TS-FPS IBD-SS Sustainment Services LTC Beire Castro $800M to $1B ACC APG Belvoir ACC APG Belvoir James Farnsworth Kristen Barth Jennifer Mattessino Jennifer Mattessino Jennifer Mattessino Jennifer Mattessino Sabin Joseph Undra Robinson rd Qtr FY 18 1st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 18 4th Qtr FY 18 3rd Qtr FY 18 1st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 18 1st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 18 1st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 18 3rd Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 18 1st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 18 3rd Qtr FY 19 *The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid of request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services. 13

14 Industry Contracting Opportunities PM - Product Effort Title PM Lead Estimated Value Contracting Activity Contracting Officer Estimated Solicitation Date Estimated Award Date PEO HQ Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance Support Ms. Kailyn Bloom $10M to $30M ACC APG Cherie Gomes th Qtr FY 18 3rd Qtr FY 19 TENCAP TS-FPS TS-FPS TS-FPS Biometrics-BAT- A TENCAP RF Exploit, Enhance, Enable, and Influence Follow- On G-BOSS(E) Component Heavy Mobile Trailer G-BOSS(E) Component Payload - Radar (RF Sensor) G-BOSS(E) Electro-Optic/Infrared Imager Component Next Generation Biometrics Collection Capability (NXGBCC) Mr. Timothy Roseberry $230M to $480M GSA LTC Beire Castro $60M to $80M ACC APG Belvoir LTC Beire Castro $10M to $40M ACC APG Belvoir LTC Beire Castro $40M to $90M ACC APG Belvoir Mr. Brian Likens $100M to $140M ACC APG Frank Bottalico Rosetta Wisdom- Russell Rosetta Wisdom- Russell Sabin Joseph Ercilia Del Orbe th Qtr FY 18 1st Qtr FY 19 4th Qtr FY 18 2nd Qtr FY 19 4th Qtr FY 18 3rd Qtr FY 19 4th Qtr FY 18 3rd Qtr FY 19 1st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 19 DCGS-A Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance Support Mr. Alvin Horhn $20M to $60M ACC APG Carla D Errico st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 19 DCGS-A-JTT JTT-Next Generation Mr. Ned Rhianhard $100M to $150M ACC APG James Farnsworth st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 19 *The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid of request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services. 14

15 Industry Contracting Opportunities PM - Product Effort Title PM Lead Estimated Value Contracting Activity Contracting Officer Estimated Solicitation Date Estimated Award Date SAI-MARSS Sensors, Aerial Manned Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (SAM-ISR) LTC Sean Smith $800M to $1.2B ACC APG Abigail Jordan st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 19 SAI-ARL Airborne Reconnaissance Low Systems Support (PASS) Follow-On Mr. Mark O Neill $600M to $950M ACC APG Kevin Cook st Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 19 ASE-Missile Warning CIRCM Full Rate Production B-Kit LTC Rodney Turner $90M to $150M ACC Redstone TBD 2nd Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 20 TS-CTIS Embedded SAASM Global Positioning System-Survey (GPS-S) Mr. George Ohanian $20M to $45M GSA Julie Anderson nd Qtr FY 19 4th Qtr FY 19 TS-GS Third Generation Forward Looking Infrared Long Range Advanced Scout Surveillance System (3GEN LRAS3) LTC Scott Madore $40M to $75M ACC APG Belvoir TBD 2nd Qtr FY 19 1st Qtr FY 20 SAI-MARSS SOCOM Tactical Airborne Multi-Sensor Platforms (STAMP) Follow-On LTC Sean Smith $350M to $650M ACC APG Abeer Ameer rd Qtr FY 19 2nd Qtr FY 20 SAI SETA Follow-On Support Mr. Gregg Pisani $25M to $50M ACC APG Paul Kurzer rd Qtr FY 19 2nd Qtr FY 20 *The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid of request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services. 15

16 Industry Contracting Opportunities PM - Product Effort Title PM Lead TS-AEROSTATS RSLF FMS Mr. Matt Chellin EW&C-EA RF Interference Mitigation (RIM) Interference Canceller Heavy (IC Heavy) Estimated Value $600M to $800M Contracting Activity ACC APG Contracting Officer Jennifer Mattessino Estimated Solicitation Date Estimated Award Date 4th Qtr FY 19 3rd Qtr FY 20 Mr. Chris Addison $5M to $15M TBD TBD 2nd Qtr FY 20 4th Qtr FY 20 TS-CTIS Automated Integrated Survey Instrument (AISI) Mr. George Ohanian $20M to $40M GSA Julie Anderson nd Qtr FY 20 4th Qtr FY 20 TS-CTIS ENFIRE Upgrade/Tech Refresh Mr. George Ohanian $40M to $75M GSA Julie Anderson th Qtr FY 20 2nd Qtr FY 21 *The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid of request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services. 16

17 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Executive Office Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (PEO IEW&S) 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

18 April 2018 APBI Update Since FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 1 RFPs RELEASED: None ACTIONS AWARDED: None STRATEGY CHANGES: N/A

19 Program / Project Overview The Program Executive Office (PEO) Intelligence Electronic Warfare and Sensors (IEW&S) intends to award a new SETA/PMO support services contract at the Headquarters level. Support services include offices located at but not limited to Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, Fort Meade, MD, Fort Belvoir, VA, Redstone Arsenal, AL, Yuma, AZ, Ft. Hood, TX, and Los Angeles Air Force Base, CA. Functional skills include systems engineering, systems acquisition/agile SW development experience, RMF accreditation support, and contract requirements planning.

20 FY 18 Opportunity: PEO IEW&S HQ SETA/PMO Support CONTRACT TYPE: Competitive Task Order under Better Buying Support Services (B2S2)- Small Business Set-Aside, using Best Value Trade-off, (Cost Plus Fixed Fee for Labor, Cost for Travel, Materials, and ODCs) ESTIMATED VALUE: $15M - $30M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Cherie Gomes, cherie.j.gomes.civ@mail.mil, SOLICITATION #: Unknown at this time DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: April 2018 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 4QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-16-D-0008 TO 0001 (B2S2 IDIQ) Incumbent Contractor: Millennium

21 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Manager Aircraft Survivability Equipment 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

22 April 2018 APBI Update Since FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: Did not brief at FY 17 APBI RFPs RELEASED: N/A ACTIONS AWARDED: N/A STRATEGY CHANGES: N/A

23 Program / Project Overview CIRCM B-Kit ASE production and integration support for Army rotary wing and small fixed wing aircraft. Effort is production with emphasis on compatibility, growth, and open systems architecture. Limitation: Level II TDP. The procurement strategy is under development, subject to the market research and analysis to include component breakout. Four (4) RFIs for the CIRCM LRUs (e.g., Laser, System Processor Unit, and Pointer Tracker) and Integration has been prepared and planned for release via FBO.gov. Market Research (4 RFIs Issued via FBO.gov): 9 Apr 18 Period of performance or Ordering Period: 3QFY20 3QFY24

24 FY 19 Opportunity: CIRCM ASE B-Kit Production for Aircraft Integration CONTRACT TYPE: TBD ESTIMATED VALUE: TBD CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): Army Contracting Command Redstone (ACC-R), Contracting Offer: Cassandra Boyd, (256) , MARKET RESEARCH: In-process SOLICITATION #: W58RGZ-18-R-ASE3 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W58RGZ-15-C-0067 Incumbent Contractor: Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation

25 Program / Project Overview ASE s AMCOM Expedited Professional and Engineering Support Services (EXPRESS) Integrated Logistics Support Task Order will be used to provide professional logistic support services such as equipment and fielding support; training and training aid support; packaging, handling, and shipping support; facilities supply support; and program logistic support services for all ASE systems. The EXPRESS Program provides operational efficiencies and improved mission readiness with overall value and flexibility to acquisitions for its customers and end-user organizations. - A new five-year (one base year, plus four option years) Logistic Support Services Task Order for PM ASE has been initiated with an anticipated award date of 1QFY19. - This effort will be acquired using the AMCOM EXPRESS Competitive Contract Logistical Domain. Currently six vendors are approved under the logistical domain.

26 FY 18 Opportunity: Logistics Support Services CONTRACT TYPE: Single award Task Order under AMCOM Express, using Firm Fixed Price Level of Effort ESTIMATED VALUE: $10M - $30M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC Redstone SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W31P4Q-09-A-0010/T.O Incumbent Contractor: Logicore Corporation

27 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY PM DoD Biometrics 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

28 April 2018 APBI Update Since FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 1 RFPs RELEASED: 1 Iraqi/Afghan ABIS (RS3) ACTIONS AWARDED: None STRATEGY CHANGES: N/A

29 Program / Project Overview Next Generation Biometrics Collection Capability (NXGBCC) Deployment & Sustainment. Legacy system (Biometrics Automated Toolset-Army) is a multi-modal biometric collection capability that will reach end of useful life in FY22 and be replaced by NXGBCC. Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) services cover Contiguous United States and Overseas/Contingency Operations. Support services include: System deployment On-Site maintenance Operations and technical support services Training Hardware and software procurement The total ordering period for this contract is anticipated to be five years. Award is projected for 2QFY20

30 FY 19 Opportunity: Next Generation Biometrics Collection Capability (NXGBCC) Deployment & Sustainment Support CONTRACT TYPE: Anticipate single task order award (pending IDIQ instrument selection), Best Value Trade-off (Firm Fixed Price, Cost Reimbursable, and Cost Plus Incentive Fee -Term Completion) ESTIMATED VALUE: $100M $140M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG (Aberdeen), Ms. Ercilia M Del Orbe, ( ), ercilia.m.delorbe.civ@mail.mil MARKET RESEARCH: 2QFY18 4QFY18 SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: No prior/current contract Incumbent Contractor: No prior/current contract

31 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Manager Distributed Common Ground System -Army 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

32 April 2018 APBI Update Since FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 5 RFPs RELEASED: 2 Capability Drop 1 DCGS-A BN/Tactical solution Fielding & Training Support ACTIONS AWARDED: 1 Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT) Integrated Broadcast System (IBS) Sustainment STRATEGY CHANGES: 2 MFLTS Follow-on Capabilities effort restructured DCGS-A Capability Drop Program

33 DCGS-A Fielding & Training DCGS-A Capability Drop Provides the foundation capabilities for DCGS-A to support the Army's intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) mission for processing, exploitation, and dissemination (PED) of information and intelligence data across echelons. Will build upon the capabilities provided in Increment 1 delivering enhanced visualization, analytical tools and data integration, cyber analytics incorporation and emerging cyber security considerations. Counter Intelligence Human Intelligence Automated Reporting and Collection System (CHARCS) Machine Foreign Language Translation Systems (M F L T S ) Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT) Counterintelligence (CI) and Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Collection and Reporting Systems (CHARCS) is the Army s CI & HUMINT sensor system. MFLTS is an autonomous software application that provides an automated foreign speech and text language translation capability in order to augment and complement limited human linguistic resources across all Army echelons in all environments. JTT is a family of tactical terminals consisting of software programmable radios with on-board message processing capability integrated into a host platform UNCLASSIFIED 33

34 Program / Project Overview JTT replacement program to support production/ingest of Integrated Broadcast Service (IBS) battlespace awareness. This is an NDI effort minimizing development. The estimated replacement quantity is < 1000 new terminals. The Operations Requirements Document (ORD) is being updated to address near term requirements gaps and obsolete requirements. Anticipate Full and Open competition and to put a 7-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract in place (Single Awarded). Award date: 3QFY19.

35 FY19 Opportunity: Joint Tactical Terminal NextGen CONTRACT TYPE: Single award contract, Firm Fixed Price for production of terminals, Cost Plus Fixed Fee (term complete) for services ESTIMATED VALUE: $100M-$150M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC-APG, James Farnsworth, MARKET RESEARCH: 4QFY18 SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: N/A Incumbent Contractor: N/A

36 Program / Project Overview Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Text to Text (T2T) Language Packs (LPs) with the Government owned MFLTS Software (SW) Application in support of a language translation capability to Soldiers. T2T LPs include the following languages: Russian, Dari, Pashto, Urdu, Farsi, Polish, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Ukrainian and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). Support services include COTS SW/language integration and governmental testing under an Enterprise License period MFLTS requirement have been updated and uploaded in the reading room under FBO posting, W909MY-17-R-A023 Anticipate Full and Open competition and 5 year ordering period under a MATOC

37 FY18 Opportunity: MFLTS Text to Text Language Packs CONTRACT TYPE: Multiple award, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract using Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, Firm Fixed Price ESTIMATED VALUE: $15M-$40M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC-APG (Belvoir), Rosetta Wisdom-Russell, SOLICITATION #: W909MY-18-R-0011 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: New Effort Contract Number: N/A Incumbent Contractor: N/A

38 Program / Project Overview Capability Drop 2: Enhancement to DCGS-A that will consist of a new Fixed Site Enterprise Data Warehouse. Focus will be on the enterprise storage capabilities at the Fixed Site (needed functionality to ingest and store data at Fixed Sites). Effort will be a NDI/COTS requirement. Will require SECDEF waiver under Section 113, FY2017 NDAA Competitive MATOC award under FAR Part 12; anticipate 5 year contract period

39 FY 19 Opportunity: DCGS-A Capability Drop 2 Enterprise Data Warehouse Support CONTRACT TYPE: Multiple award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity acquisition under FAR Part 12 (COTS), Firm Fixed Price ESTIMATED VALUE: $50M-$100M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC-APG James Farnsworth, james.e.farnsworth8.civ@mail.mil, MARKET RESEARCH: 3QFY18 SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: N/A Incumbent Contractor: N/A

40 Program / Project Overview DCGS-A continued systems engineering and technical assistance support services for the Project Management office. Fair Opportunity under RS3; Period of Performance will be 5 years. Functional skills include systems engineering, logistics, resource management reporting, and human factors engineering.

41 FY 19 Opportunity: DCGS-A SETA Support CONTRACT TYPE: Single Task Order award for Program Management Support, Cost Plus Fixed Fee for Labor, Cost for Travel, Materials, and ODCs. ESTIMATED VALUE: $20M-$60M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Carla D Errico, SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W56KGY-16-D-0008/0002 Incumbent Contractor: Millennium

42 Program / Project Overview DCGS-A INC 1 support services required for fielding and training support activities. Services include hardware/software integrating, fielding support, and system training and on-site support. Support locations include CONUS and OCONUS as well as Contingency Operations. Full and Open Competition for a single awarded TO and 5 year period of performance

43 FY 18 Opportunity: DCGS-A Fielding/Training Support CONTRACT TYPE: Competitive Task Order under RS3, using Best Value Trade Off, Cost Plus Fixed Fee ESTIMATED VALUE: $200M - $260M CONTRACTING CONTACT: James Farnsworth, james.e.farnsworth8.civ@mail.mil, SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY18 Contract Terms: 1 Year base month options PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D416/KZ02 Incumbent Contractor: IAP/DRS

44 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Project Manager Electronic Warfare & Cyber 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

45 APRIL 2018 APBI UPDATE SINCE FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: Three (3) RFPs RELEASED: None ACTIONS AWARDED: Radio Frequency (RF) Interference Mitigation (RIM) Interference Cancelers (IC) Light PM EW&C SETA Support STRATEGY CHANGES: MFEW Air Large Variant Payload: Now planning use of C5 Consortium Other Transactional Agreement (OTA).

46 Program / Project Overview Multi-Function Electronic Warfare (MFEW) Air Large (AL) State of Industry 18 month Rapid Development MFEW (AL) is an airborne payload that provides: Offensive Electronic Attack (OEA) capabilities to deny, degrade, or disrupt adversary communications and non-communication emitters. Electronic Warfare Support (ES) to search, intercept, identify, and locate emitters. Support Military Information Support Operations (MISO) and Offensive Cyber Operations. The Project Management Office (PMO) will execute a 18 month development NLT 3QFY18 using Other Transaction Authorities to deliver State of Industry MFEW Air Large payload for flight demonstration on surrogate aircraft Development will focus on payload form, fit, function and performance against threshold MFEW requirements/performance specification. If performance meets expectations, there will be a follow-on effort for the PMO to establish a tailored program to complete development, execute operational testing, integrate solution onto the Gray Eagle UAS, procure, and field.

47 FY 18 Opportunity: Multi-Function Electronic Warfare (MFEW) Air Large CONTRACT TYPE: Up to two (2) Project awards under C5 Consortium Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) using a modified Best Value Trade off; contract type: Firm Fixed Price (FFP). ESTIMATED VALUE: Up to two (2) 18-month base development and demonstration efforts with 18-month option; projected value $70M - $90M (This includes both Phase 1 and Phase 2 per project award) CONTRACTING CONTACT: TBD MARKET RESEARCH: Request for Information (RFI) W56KGY16RM0225 issued 28 September 2016 (via FEDBIZZOPPS) Updated RFI W56KGY17RF001 issued 28 August 2017 (via FEDBIZZOPPS) Five (5) of the seventeen (17) respondents appear to have prototypes capable of demonstrating a majority of the requirements as stated in the Performance Specification One-on-one sessions were held October 2017 Notice to Industry was issued on 15 February 2018 to inform of the Government's intent is to use the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) Advanced Technology Support Program IV (ATSP4) IDIQ contract vehicle Notice to Industry was issued on 29 March 2018 to inform of the Government s intent to use the C5 Consortium OTA to procure the MFEW-AL rapid prototyping effort. SOLICITATION #: C5-18-RWP-1001 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Request for White Papers Released 13 April 2018 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: N/A Incumbent Contractor: N/a

48 Program / Project Overview RIM Interference Canceller Heavy (IC Heavy) RF Interference Mitigation (RIM) interference cancellation devices and solutions are needed for high-dynamic range (80+ db) compatibility and Electronic Protection requirements: This system will be developed to support satellite communications (SATCOM) and co-channel Electronic Warfare Support applications. The equipment will also be required to meet networking requirements associated with the MFEW and Terrestrial Layer Systems (SIGINT/EW/Cyber) Competitive single award contract with period of performance of twenty four (24) months.

49 FY 20 Opportunity: RIM Interference Canceller Heavy (IC Heavy) CONTRACT TYPE: Competitively awarded contract; using Best Value trade-off and proposed Cost Plus Fixed Fee (term complete) ESTIMATED VALUE: $5M - $15M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): TBD MARKET RESEARCH: 3QFY19 SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY20 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: N/A Incumbent Contractor: N/A

50 TERRESTRIAL LAYER SYSTEM (TLS) FY19 OPPORTUNITY Program Overview: Terrestrial Layer System is the Army s new ground requirement for SIGINT/Electronic Warfare and Cyber; currently investigating Section 804 Authority for Rapid Prototyping / Rapid Fielding Opportunity: Pursuing Section 804 Authority for Rapid Prototyping / Rapid Fielding Status/Way Ahead TLIS-MDB/JCAM ICD JROC approved Between FY18-FY19 multiple, operational needs statement based ground prototyping efforts will be developed and deployed to reduce risk to the program and inform CONOPS and procurement requirement

51 Electronic Warfare EWPMT Planning Inc 2 Way and Ahead Management Tool Inc 2 Future Opportunity EWPMT Inc 2 Way Ahead FY23 Start Leverage EWPMT Inc 1 a fully government owned SW solution Leverage multiple consortium s as well as established development eco-systems (Raptor, C5, National Spectrum Consortium, etc.) Risk Reduction and agile development in a test fix test approach must be leveraged to pace the threat with innovative solutions. Full and Open Competition Multiple Award IDIQ or existing OTAs EWPMT Inc 2 synchronized/integrated approach CD 1 CD 2 CD 3 CD 4 Multiple Award or OTA Contracts CD 5 CD 6 EWPMT Inc 2 IS ICD/CDD C5/ Raptor X CERDEC/ ARL Other Agencies Fully Integrated EWPMT to support the Commander s Multi-Domain Challenges

52 Offensive Cyber Future Opportunities Continuous opportunities in the near and far term in Cyberspace mission area for both program of record and quick reaction capabilities Requirements document Information Systems ICD on path to AROC for validation Development approaches will require DEVOPS/Agile methodologies where development OPTEMPO must match operational OPTEMPO; expect this mission area to leverage Rapid Acquisition Authorities (RAA) as well as 804 authorities in support of named operations Program Management Office will heavily leverage the classified/secure contracting, but will not rule out the need unclassified development in order to leverage non-traditional developers Portfolio is fully funded to Operational Commander s priorities Contracting POC: Mr Tyler Devan

53 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Manager Positioning, Navigation, and Timing 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

54 Program / Project Overview Mounted and Anti-Jam System (AJAS) A-PNT Prototypes Strategy has changed since FY17 APBI consistent with new Acquisition Reforms and support new Assured-PNT CFT roadmap Mounted/anti-jam antenna, dismounted and pseudolite systems and capabilities will be pursued in separate, agile efforts Current contracting strategy is to leverage C5 Other Transaction Authority (OTA) under the C5 Consortium FBO announcement posted on 27 Feb 18 The mounted AJAS requirement is for up to 3 prototype awards. Period of performance is planned for 19 months.

55 PM PNT Acquisition Roadmap RSAM ECO Project TITAN (USAREUR ONS) Mounted A-PNT (AJAS Included) (LRPF, AMD, Network) B-Kit CA Sensors CA Sensor Integration & Test Capability Development Ph 0 CT DAGR EB DAGR Integration / Testing / Certifications / Deployment Across 41 Platforms Ph I CT On-going Ph II CT RDP 1 GB-GRAM EB MicroGRAM EB GB-GRAM/MicroGRAM Integration / Testing / Certification / Deployment Across 47 Platforms Prototype Delivery Test-Fix-Test RDP 2 Development T&E Entry DP SA Sensors Fielding Platform Integration RDP 1 Priority Unit Fielding Test-Fix-Test RDP 2 BOI Production & Fielding RDP 3 Development RDP 3 BOI Production & Fielding Key Event Decision Authority Event Test/Experiment Event AJAS Anti-Jam Antenna System BOI Basis of Issue CA Contract Award CT Customer Test DAGR Defense Advanced GPS Receiver DP Decision Point EB Engineering Build ECO Enhanced Capabilities Office GB-GRAM Ground-based GPS Receiver Application Module RDP Requirements Definition Package RSAM Resiliency and Software Assurance Modifications T&E Test and Evaluation TMRR Technology Maturity and Risk Reduction T&E Entry DP Dismounted A-PNT (LRPF, AMD, Network) On-Going RDP 1 Development Test-Fix-Test T&E RDP 1 BOI Production & Fielding RDP 2 Development RDP 2 BOI Production & Fielding Pseudolite (Enterprise Enabler) Field Test TMRR Phase TMRR Exit T&E Entry DP Test-Fix-Test RDP 1 Development T&E RDP 1 BOI Production & Fielding RDP 2 Development T&E RDP 2 BOI Production & Fielding

56 FY 18 Opportunity: Mounted and Anti-Jam System (AJAS) A-PNT Prototypes CONTRACT TYPE: Firm Fixed Price ESTIMATED VALUE: $30M - $60M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-NJ MARKET RESEARCH: The C5 OTA vehicle Request for White Papers (RWPs) serves as Market Research and the determinant of consortium members that will compete for up to 3 awards to produce prototypes. SOLICITATION #: TBD A Request for Prototype Proposals (RPP) will be limited to C5 consortium members that compete for up to 3 awards. ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Requests for White Papers to be released 3QFY18, with RPP to follow in 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: None Incumbent Contractor: None

57 FY 18 Opportunity: Dismounted A-PNT Prototypes CONTRACT TYPE: Firm Fixed Price ESTIMATED VALUE: $25M - $50M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-NJ MARKET RESEARCH: The C5 OTA vehicle Request for White Papers (RWPs) serves as Market Research and the determinant of consortium members that will compete for up to 3 awards to produce prototypes. FBO announcement for use of C5 OTA posted on 27 Feb 18 SOLICITATION #: TBD A Request for Prototype Proposals (RPP) will be limited to C5 consortium members that compete for up to 3 awards ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Requests for White Papers to be released 3QFY18, with RPP to follow in 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: None Incumbent Contractor: None

58 FY 18 Opportunity: Pseudolite Prototypes CONTRACT TYPE: Firm Fixed Price ESTIMATED VALUE: $30M-$56M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-NJ MARKET RESEARCH: The C5 OTA vehicle Request for White Papers (RWPs) serves as Market Research and the determinant of consortium members that will compete for up to 2 awards to produce prototypes SOLICITATION #: TBD A Request for Prototype Proposals (RPP) will be limited to C5 consortium members that compete for up to 2 awards ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Requests for White Papers to be released 3QFY18, with RPP to follow in 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: None Incumbent Contractor: None

59 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Manager Sensors-Aerial Intelligence 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

60 APRIL 2018 APBI UPDATE SINCE FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 1 -SS-AISR follow on RFPs RELEASED: None ACTIONS AWARDED: None STRATEGY CHANGES: N/A

61 Program / Project Overview PM SAI Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) Support Services Acquisition management, systems engineering, technical support, logistic support planning, and other management support services for the Project Manager Sensors - Aerial Intelligence (PM SAI) office. Business Management Support; Acquisition Support; Operations Support; Program Cost and Budget Support; Technical and Engineering Support; Logistics and Training Support. The total ordering period for this contract is anticipated to be five years.

62 FY 19 Opportunity: PM SAI SETA Support Services CONTRACT TYPE: Full and Open or RS3 Task Order (Cost Plus Fixed Fee Term Completion) or RS3 Task order ESTIMATED VALUE: TBD CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Paul Kurzer, , SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D412 / TO KZ01 Incumbent Contractor: CAS/Wyle

63 Program / Project Overview Product Director, Airborne Reconnaissance Low (PD ARL). Engineering and Sensor/Mission Equipment Package (MEP) Support Services. Contract includes sensor integration, development, test, and system validation and verification. Engineering services include systems and software engineering support to include aircraft classified calibration/ test/flight/ground support. Support services required for the currently fielded systems Airborne Reconnaissance Low Multifunctional (ARL-M) and Saturn Arch (SA) programs and Airborne Reconnaissance Low Enhanced (ARL-E) beginning in 2020 Type of requirement: Services above include system engineering, testing, program security, information assurance, sensor operations, and field service support with Operations and Sustainment (O&S) and Contractor Logistics Support (CLS). Locations: Contiguous United States (CONUS) and Outside the Contiguous United States (OCONUS)

64 FY 19 Opportunity: Airborne Reconnaissance Low Systems Support (PASS) Follow-On CONTRACT TYPE: Single award; RS3 Task order; Best Value Trade off; Cost Plus Fixed Fee award (term complete); Period of Performance will be no less then five (5) years. ESTIMATED VALUE: $600M - $950M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC-APG Div C; Kevin Cook (KO), MARKET RESEARCH: RS3 Market Research submission period concluded on 14 March 2018 SOLICITATION #: RS3 Task: RS ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D420/KZ01 Incumbent Contractor: Adams Communication and Engineering Technology (ACET)

65 Program / Project Overview Product Manager, Medium Altitude Reconnaissance & Surveillance System (PdM MARSS). Engineering and Sensor/Mission Equipment Package (MEP) Support Services. Contract includes sensor integration, development, test, and system validation and verification. Engineering services include systems and software engineering support to include aircraft classified calibration/ test/flight/ground support. Support services required for the following currently fielded systems: Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System (MARSS); Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System (EMARSS); and Guardrail Common Sensor (GRCS). Type of requirement: Operations and Sustainment (O&S) support, technology insertion/modification, and integration of 46 different aerial sensor mission equipment payloads (MEP), Government Owned, Government Operated (GOGO) and Government Owned, Contractor Operated (GOCO). Services include: Technology insertion; System integration/installation; Testing/certification; Studies/analyses; Contractor Logistics Support (CLS); Maintenance; Operations; Training; Engineering support Locations: includes both within the Contiguous United States (CONUS) and Outside of the Contiguous United States (OCONUS) supporting operations within USAFRICOM, USEUCOM, USCENTCOM, USPACOM, USNORTHCOM, and USSOUTHCOM Areas of Responsibility (AORs).

66 FY 19 Opportunity: Sensors, Aerial Manned Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (SAM- ISR) CONTRACT TYPE: Unrestricted Single Award Task Order under the RS3 vehicle. Best Value Trade-Off. Cost Plus Fixed Fee-Term/Cost Plus Incentive Fee. Period of Performance will be no less then five (5) years. ESTIMATED VALUE: $800M - $1.2B CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Abigail G. Jordan, , Abigail.g.jordan3.civ@mail.mil MARKET RESEARCH: Market Research Conducted DEC 2017 SOLICITATION #: RS ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 1QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D414, T/O KZ02 Incumbent Contractor: Leidos Contract Number: W56KGY-14-D-0004, T/O 0003 Incumbent Contractor: Northrop Grumman Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D420, T/O KZ01 Incumbent Contractor: Adams Communication & Engineering Technology

67 Program / Project Overview SAI SOCOM Product Lead. Engineering and Sensor/Mission Equipment Package (MEP) Support Services. Contract includes sensor integration, development, test, and system validation and verification. Engineering services include systems and software engineering support to include aircraft classified calibration/ test/flight/ground support. Support services required for the following currently fielded aircraft type: KA-300 and DHC Type of requirement: Follow-on operations, and logistics support, program management, system engineering, property accountability, training, engineering, testing, program security, information assurance, aircraft and sensor operations, and field service support, during FY20 thru FY25 for SOCOM. Supported systems include: Locations: Worldwide includes both within the Contiguous United States (CONUS) and Outside of the Contiguous United States (OCONUS) supporting operations within USAFRICOM, USEUCOM, USCENTCOM, USPACOM, USNORTHCOM, and USSOUTHCOM Areas of Responsibility (AORs).

68 FY 19 Opportunity: SOCOM TACTICAL AIRBORNE MULTI-SENSOR PLATFORMS (STAMP) Follow-On CONTRACT TYPE: Cost Plus Fixed Fee Term-Complete. Period of Performance will be no less then five (5) years. ESTIMATED VALUE: $350M - $650M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Abeer Ameer, , abeer.j.ameer.civ@mail.mil SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W15P7T-10-D-D420 KZ02 Incumbent Contractor: Adams Communication

69 Organizational Overview / Way Ahead / Future Concepts PM SAI future focus areas: Mission Equipment Payloads (MEP) and Processing Exploitation and Dissemination (PED) for manned and unmanned Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (AISR) operations Support for US Army and other customers (JSOC) Continuous support CONUS and OCONUS for operations in multiple theaters Contract operators and maintainers to meet urgent high OPTEMPO needs. Sensor modernization and technology refresh to address obsolescence and ensure overmatch against evolving threats. Agile and adaptable to quickly meet future operational needs

70 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Manager, Army TENCAP 18 APR 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

71 April 2018 APBI Update Since FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: N/A No actions briefed at FY17 APBI RFPs RELEASED: N/A ACTIONS AWARDED: N/A STRATEGY CHANGES: N/A

72 Program / Project Overview TENCAP Exploit, Enhance, Enable and Influence (E3I) Contract Modernize capabilities and provide support for multiple Army TENCAP intelligence sensor system projects such as Quick Reaction Capability (QRC), Program of Record (POR), rapid prototypes, Special Access Programs (SAPs), Testbed, and other identified efforts Develop, integrate, and sustain E3I sensors to include system enhancements against evolving threats Provide design, architecture engineering, configuration management, collection and detection, system integration, test and evaluation, and technical and logistical sustainment support Competitive 5-year Cost Plus Award Fee contract Top Secret//SCI Required

73 FY 18 Opportunity: TENCAP Exploit, Enhance, Enable and Influence (E3I) Contract CONTRACT TYPE: Single Award Task Order under GSA-OASIS, Best Value Trade- Off, Cost Plus Award Fee ESTIMATED VALUE: $230M to $480M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): GSA FEDSIM 1800 F Street, NW Washington, D.C SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 4QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: OASIS GS00Q14OADU309 Task Order 47QFCA18F0021 Incumbent Contractor: CACI BITS

74 Organizational Overview / Way Ahead / Future Concepts TENCAP systems are routinely used in strategic operational settings to provide real-time indications and warnings to the tactical warfighter Need for continually evolving capability enhancements that address operational requirements and deploy with Army s tactical systems Requires agile, adaptive contracting and rapid prototyping support to develop innovative solutions that deploy as Quick Reaction Capabilities or integrate into other Army Programs of Record TENCAP performs day-to-day operations on classified networks within a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)

75 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY Program Manager Terrestrial Sensors 18 April 2018 request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

76 APRIL 2018 APBI UPDATE SINCE FY17 APBI TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: Nine (9) in FY 17 RFPs RELEASED: PdM EO/IR Payloads and PdM FPS SETA Support Aerostats SETA Support ACTIONS AWARDED: None STRATEGY CHANGES: None

77 Program / Project Overview ENFIRE, AISI and GPS-S HW/SW, Integration, Fielding and Training Procurement of COTS HW/SW, integration, fielding and training to fulfill and update ENFIRE kits used to perform reconnaissance, obstacle reporting and construction management; procurement and fielding of optical survey equipment and procurement and fielding of the remaining Global Position System Survey hardware inclusive of: HW/SW procurement and Integration Storage Fielding Document Development Training Spares CONUS production, fielding and training (including Hawaii and Alaska) SB and 8a set asides. Total ordering period is anticipated to be five years (1 plus 4 for new initiatives)

78 FY 20 Opportunity: PD CTIS - Automated Integrated Survey Instrument (AISI) Refresh/Replacement/Upgrade of line of sight survey equipment and associated training to replace current legacy survey equipment (procured in 2003); pending approval of requirements document CONTRACT TYPE: Single award Delivery Order contract under GSA Schedule 66 using Lowest Price Technically Acceptable Firm Fixed Price construct ESTIMATED VALUE: $20M $45M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Julie A. Anderson, CPCM, , Julie.A.Anderson@usace.army.mil MARKET RESEARCH: 3QFY19 SOLICITATION #: Intent is to leverage the GSA Schedule 66 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY20 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: No Current Contract for procurement of equipment Incumbent Contractor: N/A no current contract in place

79 FY 19 Opportunity: PD CTIS Embedded SAASM Global Positioning System Survey (GPS-S) Hardware, fielding, spares and sustainment to complete the remaining AAO (550 kits) CONTRACT TYPE: Single award Delivery Order contract under GSA Schedule 66 using Lowest Price Technically Acceptable Firm Fixed Price construct ESTIMATED VALUE: $20M $45M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Julie A. Anderson, CPCM, , MARKET RESEARCH: 2QFY18 SOLICITATION #: Intent is to leverage the GSA Schedule 66 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W5J9CQ-13-D-0003 Incumbent Contractor: Technology Advancement Group

80 FY 20 Opportunity: PD CTIS ENFIRE Upgrade/Tech Refresh Hardware, fielding, spares and sustainment to complete the remaining AAO (600 kits) and refresh kits CONTRACT TYPE: Single award Delivery Order contract under GSA Schedule 66 using Lowest Price Technically Acceptable Firm Fixed Price construct ESTIMATED VALUE: $40M $75M CONTRACTING CONTACT: Julie A. Anderson, CPCM, , MARKET RESEARCH: 4QFY19 SOLICITATION #: Full Open 8a set aside ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 4QFY20 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W5J9CQ-16-D-0001 Incumbent Contractor: Chenega Technology Innovation

81 Program / Project Overview Ground-Based Operational Surveillance System (Expeditionary) (G-BOSS(E)): Heavy Mobile Trailer Component Procurement of the Heavy Mobile Trailer component of the G-BOSS(E) system providing the chassis and tower for the persistent surveillance sensor payload. G-BOSS(E) Heavy Mobile Trailer Component Contract will provide components for EMD, Low Rate Initial Production, and Production Heavy Mobile Trailer component is a Non-Developmental Item G-BOSS(E) is a Program of Record (POR) Currently in the Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) phase Small Business Set-Aside Competition A total of 172 trailers are expected to be procured Period of performance is eight years Sources Sought Notice (W909MY-16-R-A011) previously posted by ACC-APG Belvoir on 20 Apr 11 May 2016