C25 ISEA and Trainer Industry Day Slides.pptx

Code 25 Industry Day Brief 06 November 2024 DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public release.

Agenda Introduction/Ground Rules Disclaimer Statement Background Information Anticipated Procurement Strategy Technical Requirements Conclusion/Wrap-Up 11/5/2024

Introduction and Ground Rules Introduction of participants NUWCDIVNPT Technical Code 25 NUWCDIVNPT Contracts Department Intent of Industry Day Encourage competition by:

Ensuring all potential offerors receive and have access to the same information Technical “Q&A” is encouraged Q&A (all questions submitted in writing) will be answered via the SeaPort-NxG Portal 11/5/2024

Forms and receptacle are located at the Registration Table Please silence cell phones and pagers No personal recording The Q&A and “Distribution Statement A” slides will be posted to the SeaPort-NxG portal and the Contracting & Office of Small Business Outreach page Link: https://www.navsea.navy.mil/Home/Warfare-Centers/NUWC-Newport/Partnerships/Contracting-and-Small-Business/Outreach-Events/ 11/5/2024

DO NOT directly contact NUWC technical code after today – all further dialogue will be accomplished via the Q&A feature on the SeaPort-NxG portal Requirements contained in this briefing are presented as a summary 11/5/2024 Full/updated requirements will be provided in the Requests for Proposal (RFP)

Disclaimer Statement Remarks today by Government officials involved in today’s presentations should not be considered a guarantee of the Government’s course of action in proceeding with any of the planned acquisitions discussed The informational briefing shared today reflects current Government intentions and is subject to change based on a variety of circumstances

11/5/2024 The formal solicitation, when issued, is the only document that should be relied upon in determining the Government’s requirements

Product Development Division Interoperability & Networks Division

Technology and Strategy 25T Program Management Office Deputy Department Head 25B Business Operations Office Combat Systems Acquisition Division Platform Acquisition Division USW Combat Systems Department VIRGINIA Class Platform Engineering

SSBN and In-Service Platform Engineering

Platform Systems Engineering and Evaluation Waterfront Onsite Branch Combat Systems Trainers Trainer Technology Development Information Management Systems USW Technology Development Network Development Branch Network Installation and Support USW Command and Control Director of Cybersecurity USW 25X

Chief Engineer

Chief Architect

Cybersecurity Division Cybersecurity Test and Evaluation Tactical Systems Security Engineering Security Management and Monitoring Combat Systems Requirements and Analysis Combat Systems Engineering Combat Systems Integration and Test Deployed Systems

MILDET

251M Combat Systems Future Capabilities

USW Combat Systems Department Head

Combat Systems Requirements and Analysis Combat Systems Engineering Combat Systems Integration and Test Deployed Systems

MILDET

251M Combat Systems Future Capabilities 11/5/2024

System of Systems (SoS) Engineering Expertise

PEO SUB (PMS 450)

NAVAIR

PEO LCS

PEO SUB

PEO IWS

PEO C4I

ONI

SSN 688i (Los Angeles)

SSN 688i

SSBN 730 (Ohio)

SSGN 726 (Ohio)

SSN 21 (Seawolf)

SSN 774 (Virginia)

SSN 784-801 (Virginia Block III/IV)

COLUMBIA

Executing Technical Authority Across Programs, Platforms, and System of Systems

Collins

SSN 802 (Virginia Block V)

SSN-AUKUS

SSN(X)

STUDENT

1%

ADMIN SPCL 3%

S & E TECH 5%

INFOSEC 12%

S & E 79%

30.83%

CS,

37.73%

MTH, 3.85%

PHYS, 1.22%

DATA, 0.20%

Development Opportunities Academic Degree Program: 20 Naval Postgraduate School: 5 Fellowship: 1 (FY23) New Professional 219 Projects: 9

Education Profile

Our People – Skilled Workforce

World-Class Laboratories

Powerful technical resource enabling prototyping, experimentation, development, integration and test, training, assessment, & certification Complement to workforce expertise Product lifecycle support for over 20 projects External linkages via Wide Area Integration Facility (WAIF) to facilitate industry partnerships and promote efficient development and integration of new capabilities Core component of Virtual Submarine – Campus-wide connectivity of Division Newport facilities

AN/BYG-1

TTWCS

Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) Virginia Columbia/Ohio Trainers (SMMTT, SBT)

SWFTS

Submarine CANES USW Strike International Programs Cybersecurity

USW DSS

Project Overmatch

SSN AUKUS

Submarine Combat Systems ISEA Ohio/Seawolf ISEA Tomahawk Logistics and Fleet Support SSGN Attack Weapon Control System Operational Documentation Trainer On Site Agents

GCCS-M

NTMPS

SEAWARE-LMS/SOBT

Wartime Readiness Cyber Accreditation

Diverse Set of Customers Across SYSCOMs, ONR and the Fleet Bridge to the Fleet SSN(X) Concept Definition/Exploration Naval Tactical Cloud UxS Common Control System ONR Decision Superiority ONR Integrated Naval Prototypes Human Factors Engineering Cyber Security (Zero Trust and Multi Level Security) Combat Systems Hardware/Software/Network Architectures Combat System Arrangements Virginia Block VI/VII, SSN(X) and SSN AUKUS Combat Systems Virtualization SWFTS Re-architecture Live/Virtual/Constructive (LVC) Third Party Targeting and Cueing (3PT/C) Unmanned Aerial Systems Family of Vehicles (Small/Medium) Undersea Dominance Payload Prototyping AN/BYG-1 CI/CID Pipeline Cyber Security Systems Engineering VA MOD SSW (Mission Electronic Systems) Undersea Constellation USW Combat Systems Programs Our Value

Combat System Funding 11/5/2024 $388M* Plan for FY25 *FY24 TCHA data Steady demand for our products and services…9% increase over 2024

Code 25 In-Service Engineering Support

RFP N66604-25-R-3004

Predecessor RFP N66604-20-R-3003

Anticipated Procurement Strategy Summary of Contract Scope:

Technical services pertaining to the development, integration, test and evaluation, modernization, and sustainment of the In-Service LOS ANGELES, OHIO, SEAWOLF, VIRGINIA, COLUMBIA, VANGUARD and DREADNOUGHT Class Fleet. The services shall be provided to SSN, SSBN, and SSGN Non-Propulsion Electronics Systems (NPES) and associated subsystems/components. The scope includes Concept Development and System Requirements Review, Design and Analysis, Interface Definition, Platform Integration, Test and Evaluation, Fleet and Laboratory Installations, Obsolescence Investigation, Programmatic Technical Services, and Fleet Technical Services.

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Anticipated Procurement Strategy (continued) Unique Characteristics:

Key Personnel requirements: Minimum of eight (8) Key Personnel (inclusive of Senior Technical Representative (STR)) to Cover Designated Areas of Expertise

Facility Security Clearance: Top Secret

Level of Safeguarding Required at Contractor Facility: Secret

Software Development Plan (SDP) required

Required Certifications/Designations: Cybersecurity Workforce (CWF) tasking 11/5/2024

Unique Characteristics (continued):

If large Other Direct Costs (ODCs) provide any details: ODCs for travel and incidental materials required for tasking

Follow on? Yes, follow-on to N00178-19-D-8623/N66604-20-F-3006, SEACORP, Acquisition Strategy was Unrestricted

Does OCOI clause apply? Yes

Expected RFP release: FY25 QTR 2 11/5/2024

Technical Requirements Background:

The Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport, (NUWCDIVNPT) Undersea Warfare Combat Systems Department (Code 25) provides the requisite platform engineering, technical, test and evaluation (T&E), and programmatic services for the development, evaluation, modernization, and sustainment of In-Service LOS ANGELES, OHIO, SEAWOLF, VIRGINIA, COLUMBIA, VANGUARD, and DREADNOUGHT Class submarines. Current applicable systems include SSN, SSBN, and SSGN Non-Propulsion Electronics Systems (NPES); along with associated subsystems.

The services performed under this Statement of Work shall be performed at NUWCDIVNPT, the contractor's facility, or other locations, as required by the SOW and specified in individual Technical Instructions (TIs). Anticipated locations include submarine bases, shipyards, and laboratories at the following locations: Newport, RI; Groton, CT; Washington, D.C.; Bangor, WA; King’s Bay, BA; Norfolk, VA; Portsmouth, NH; Pearl Harbor, HI; Guam, GU; San Diego, CA; Manassas, VA; Sidney, AU; Laurel, MD; Honolulu, HI; Bremerton, WA; Cape Canaveral, FL; Rockville, MD; Long Island, NU; Dahlgren, VA; London, UK.

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Scope:

Provide technical services pertaining to the development, integration, test and evaluation, modernization, and sustainment of the In-Service LOS ANGELES, OHIO, SEAWOLF, VIRGINIA, COLUMBIA, VANGUARD and DREADNOUGHT Class Fleet. The services shall be provided to SSN, SSBN, and SSGN Non-Propulsion Electronics Systems (NPES), associated subsystems, and Hull, Mechanical and Electrical components.

The scope of this requirement includes Concept Development and System Requirements Review, Design and Analysis, Interface Definition, Platform Integration, Test and Evaluation, Fleet and Laboratory Installations, Obsolescence Investigation, Programmatic Technical Services, and Fleet Technical Services.

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High Level SOW Tasking:

4.1 Engineering Services

Develop studies, concepts, specification inputs, analyses, technical evaluations, obsolescence research, and risk assessments.

Review documentation to determine compliance with specifications and assess impacts to plans and designs.

Track Non-Propulsion Electronic Systems (NPES) and Undersea Warfare (USW) Platform issues and provide recommended solutions.

Provide inputs for NPES and USW Platform Hull, Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) modernization.

Assess technical deficiencies and issues.

Prepare, review, and update USW Platform and NPES system documentation.

Provide hardware and software component design, development, and manufacturing recommendations.

Develop, review, and update engineering changes and system-level documentation.

Develop alterations and installation memorandums.

Review technical documentation and assess impacts to change proposals.

Develop and review change proposals and project plans.

Review engineering changes and system-level documentation to assess TRIDENT Life Cycle Support Facility (LCSF) impacts.

4.2 Installation, Integration, Test & Evaluation, Fleet and Laboratory Develop and review test plans and procedures.

Recommend solutions for emergent installation issues.

Install engineering changes.

Install TRIDENT Life Cycle Support Facility (LCSF) engineering changes.

Maintain TRIDENT LCSF equipment.

Conduct NPES and USW Platform testing.

Perform NPES and USW Platform program problem investigation, re-creation, and resolution.

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4.3 Programmatic

Prepare technical and programmatic data for program reviews and status tracking.

4.4 Cybersecurity Workforce (CWF)

Personnel performing cyber functions maintain proper training and qualifications, and provide a monthly CWF report on compliance.

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Key Personnel Requirements Required Key Personnel inclusive of the STR, covering the below areas of expertise. (minimum of eight (8) Key Personnel inclusive of the STR; offerors shall provide proposed list of Key Personnel that covers all of the required areas of expertise).

Note that “Journeyman level experience” is considered equivalent to 5-9 years experience and “Expert level experience” is equivalent to 10+ years experience.

(1) Platform\NPES\USW System and Subsystem Analysis (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

(2) Platform\NPES\USW Change Development and Review (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

Key Personnel Requirements Required Key Personnel inclusive of the STR, covering the below areas of expertise. (minimum of eight (8) Key Personnel inclusive of the STR; offerors shall provide proposed list of Key Personnel that covers all of the required areas of expertise).

Note that “Journeyman level experience” is considered equivalent to 5-9 years experience and “Expert level experience” is equivalent to 10+ years experience.

(3) Platform\NPES\USW Requirement and Specifications Review (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

(4) Platform\NPES\USW Installations (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

Key Personnel Requirements Required Key Personnel inclusive of the STR, covering the below areas of expertise. (minimum of eight (8) Key Personnel inclusive of the STR; offerors shall provide proposed list of Key Personnel that covers all of the required areas of expertise).

Note that “Journeyman level experience” is considered equivalent to 5-9 years experience and “Expert level experience” is equivalent to 10+ years experience.

(5) Platform\NPES\USW Testing (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

Key Personnel Requirements Required Key Personnel inclusive of the STR, covering the below areas of expertise. (minimum of eight (8) Key Personnel inclusive of the STR; offerors shall provide proposed list of Key Personnel that covers all of the required areas of expertise).

Note that “Journeyman level experience” is considered equivalent to 5-9 years experience and “Expert level experience” is equivalent to 10+ years experience.

(6) TRIDENT LCSF Maintenance (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

Key Personnel Requirements Required Key Personnel inclusive of the STR, covering the below areas of expertise. (minimum of eight (8) Key Personnel inclusive of the STR; offerors shall provide proposed list of Key Personnel that covers all of the required areas of expertise).

Note that “Journeyman level experience” is considered equivalent to 5-9 years experience and “Expert level experience” is equivalent to 10+ years experience.

(7) SEAWOLF Class System Engineering/Platform Integration (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

(8) Platform\NPES\USW Problem Resolution Support (Applicable SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3).

Code 25 Trainers Development

RFP N66604-25-R-3001

Predecessor RFP N66604-19-R-3511

Anticipated Procurement Strategy Summary of Contract Scope:

Technical services to maintain, modify, and upgrade software during all evolutions and deployments of trainer systems. This includes services to develop, design, and produce applications and systems that contribute substantially toward submarine combat system and surface ship trainer evolution. The goal of these prototypes and designs is to produce system updates capable of performance comparable to, or better than, baseline systems/subsystems, while being more affordable and less cumbersome for the operator. Services shall include system analysis and development, technology refresh, and performance evaluation.

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Unique Characteristics:

Key Personnel requirements: Minimum of six (6) Key Personnel (inclusive of Senior Technical Representative (STR)) to Cover Designated Areas of Expertise

Facility Security Clearance: Secret

Level of Safeguarding Required at Contractor Facility: Secret

Required Certifications/Designations: Cybersecurity Workforce (CWF) tasking 11/5/2024

Unique Characteristics (continued):

If large Other Direct Costs (ODCs) provide any details: ODCs for travel and incidental materials required for tasking

Follow on? Yes, follow-on to N00178-19-D-8194/N66604-20-F-3007, Northrup Grumman, Acquisition Strategy was Unrestricted

Does OCOI clause apply? Yes

Expected RFP release: FY25 QTR 2 11/5/2024

Background:

The Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport (NUWCDIVNPT) Code 25 is the developer of the Combat Control (CC) segment of submarine trainers and portions of shore-based surface ship trainers. Code 25 is responsible for the design, development, building, installation, upgrade, and maintenance of trainer simulation components at trainer facilities. Trainer systems shall provide simulation/stimulation capability to tactical submarine AN/BYG-1 and surface ship Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and AN/SQQ-89 systems.

The majority of work will be performed at NUWCDIVNPT. Temporary Duty (TDY) travel locations include, but are not limited to: Bethesda, MD; Olney, MD; Groton, CT; Norfolk, VA; Kings Bay, GA; Bangor, WA; Silverdale, WA; San Diego, CA; Pearl Harbor, HI; Guam; Corona, CA; Manassas, VA; Syracuse, NY; Fairfax, VA; Virginia Beach, VA; Dahlgren, VA; Stirling, Western Australia; Orlando, FL; Yokosuka, Japan; Little Creek, VA; Morristown, NJ; Whidbey Island, WA, Wallops Island, VA; Portsmouth, NH; Jacksonville, FL; Cape Canaveral, FL; Mayport, FL.

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Scope:

Maintain, modify, and upgrade software during all evolutions and deployments of trainer systems. The Contractor shall develop, design, and produce applications and systems that contribute substantially toward submarine combat system and surface ship trainer evolution. The goal of these prototypes and designs is to produce system updates capable of performance comparable to, or better than, baseline systems/subsystems, while being more affordable and less cumbersome for the operator. Services shall include system analysis and development, technology refresh, and system design performance evaluation.

This effort shall also include variants of trainers pertaining to any core derivative architectural component in support of land-based test sites and on-board systems used for training purposes. This work statement encompasses technical services required for Trainer installation engineering. These services consist of analysis and development, trainer system impact analysis and design, code development and unit testing, system integration and test, problem troubleshooting and resolution, hardware fabrication, records maintenance, logistics support, interactive electronic technical manuals, configuration management, training, cyber security, technology infrastructure support, compliance assessment audit, and program support.

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High Level SOW Tasking:

4.1 Analysis and Development

Analyze documentation to identify simulation elements of trainer systems.

Analyze documentation to identify Human Computer Interface (HCI) elements of trainer systems.

4.2 Trainer System Impact Analysis and Design

Participate in tactical requirements and design reviews.

Develop and deliver trainer system and subsystem software design materials.

Update, develop and deliver AutoCAD format engineering drawings that identify system and subsystem hardware components to run and execute software for Government approval 11/5/2024

4.3 Code Development and Testing

Develop and deliver software source and executable code.

Identify test cases to verify the functionality of software identified in requirements specifications.

4.4 System Integration and Test

Identify integration test cases to verify the functionality of software subsystems.

Integrate system components in accordance with Government approved design plans.

4.5 Problem Troubleshooting and Resolution

Debug and resolve system problems identified in the Government approved Defect Tracking System .

Update, develop and deliver a Version Description Document (VDD) for each trainer build 11/5/2024

4.6 Hardware

Assemble, integrate, and deliver newly designed, next generation equipment provided by the Government using engineering drawings.

Fabricate equipment racks.

Fabricate and deliver prototype hardware devices using engineering drawings.

4.7 Installation

Install trainer system components at trainer sites.

Deliver training device components and lab environment components.

4.8 Records Maintenance

Maintain records of trainer components, and track hardware and media component deliveries to trainer sites.

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4.9 Logistics Support

Provide logistics services including: material packaging, shipping, receiving, inspection, and inventory and tracking of training systems deliverables.

4.10 Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM)

Update, or develop and deliver, an Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) illustrating system design update.

4.11 Configuration Management

Maintain configuration management of all trainer system software.

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4.12 Training

Update, or develop and deliver, for Government approval, training documentation on the subject of trainer architectural components.

Conduct training on site using the approved training packages.

Support the process of qualifying several on-site maintenance personnel .

4.13 Cyber Security

Monitor the cyber security posture of simulation/stimulation and trainer development systems.

Design and manage systems (e.g. apply software patches, upgrade systems, and change operating system and networking parameters) to adhere to NUWCDIVNPT and DoD security requirements and policies and to respond to DoD Information Assurance Vulnerability Announcements (IAVA) and Information Assurance Vulnerability Bulletins (IAVB)

4.14 Technology Infrastructure Support

Maintain the trainers development infrastructure to support the software development and integration required to implement Government approved Trainer system designs.

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4.15 Compliance Assessment Audit

Perform audits of records, documenting deficiencies, inaccuracies, current component locations, and Configuration Management requirements.

4.16 Program Support

Participate in Trainer Program and Design Reviews, Trainer Engineering Working Groups (EWG) and Trainer Integrated Product Team (IPT) meetings.

4.17 Cybersecurity Workforce (CWF)

Personnel performing cyber functions maintain proper training and qualifications, and provide a monthly CWF report on compliance.

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Key Personnel Requirements Required Key Personnel inclusive of the STR, covering the below areas of expertise. (minimum of six (6) Key Personnel inclusive of the STR; offerors shall provide proposed list of Key Personnel that covers all of the required areas of expertise).

Offerors shall propose the total key persons required and shall propose each key person with all of the proficiencies and experience requirements per Area of Expertise.

Key Personnel Requirements

(1) Software Development – 2 Key Personnel (SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.5, 4.7, 4.11, 4.12, 4.13, 4.14, 4.17).

Required Qualifications:

a. Requirements analysis, particularly with system-of-systems and microservices methodologies;

b. Authoring Software Requirements Specifications and Interface Requirements Specifications;

c. System Object Oriented design and generation of Design Documentation;

d. Linux operating system and its Inter-Process Communications (IPC) mechanisms;

e. Code development in C++;

f. Scripting languages such as Bash or Python;

g. The generation of Make files and compiling complex systems with many components including libraries under a Linux Software Development Environment (SDE);

h. Using configuration management tools, such as Git, to maintain software application baselines;

i. Virtualizing input/output devices on Linux systems; and

Desired Qualifications:

Key Personnel Requirements

(2) System Administration – 1 Key Personnel (SOWs 4.1, 4.8, 4.9, 4.11, 4.13, 4.14, 4.15, 4.16, 4.17).

Required Qualifications:

a. Maintaining Software Development Environment (SDE) infrastructures;

b. Maintaining system level cybersecurity posture for SDE infrastructures;

c. Diagnosing and resolving cybersecurity vulnerabilities;

Desired Qualifications:

Key Personnel Requirements

(3) System Integration – 2 Key Personnel (SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.7, 4.11, 4.12, 4.13, 4.14, 4.16, 4.17).

Required Qualifications:

a. Requirements analysis, particularly with system-of-systems and microservices methodologies;

b. Authoring System Requirements Definitions and Interface Requirements Specifications;

c. System Object Oriented design and generation of Design Documentation;

d. Linux operating system and its Inter-Process Communications (IPC) mechanisms;

e. Code development in C++;

f. Scripting languages such as Bash and Python ;

g. SysML markup language;

h. The generation of Makefiles and compiling complex systems with many components including libraries under a Linux Software Development Environment (SDE);

i. Configuration management tools such, as Git, to maintain software application baselines; and

j. Virtualizing input/output devices on Linux systems

Desired Qualifications:

Key Personnel Requirements

(4) Hardware Design – 1 Key Personnel (SOWs 4.1, 4.2, 4.6, 4.7, 4.16).

Required Qualifications:

a. Development of system level hardware design drawings in CAD and Visio;

b. Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM) or PCoIP device switching;

c. Network infrastructure design and component specification; and

d. Intel-based computer system design and component specification.

Desired Qualifications:

Conclusion/Wrap-Up Thank you for your interest in the Code 25 Industry Day for the Code 25 In-Service Engineering and Trainer Development Contracts This briefing will be posted to the SeaPort NxG Portal and the Small Business Outreach page “Q&A” (today’s and subsequent) will be posted to the SeaPort NxG Portal DO NOT contact today’s presenters All further dialogue will be accomplished via the Q&A feature on the SeaPort NxG Portal 11/5/2024 image2.jpg image11.png image12.png image13.png image14.png image15.png image3.png image4.png image5.png image6.png image7.png image8.png image9.png image10.png image16.png image17.png image18.png image19.jpg image20.jpg image21.jpg image22.jpg image23.jpg image24.jpeg image25.jpeg image26.jpeg image27.png image28.png image29.png image30.png image1.jpg