CECOM APBI FY24 final.pdf

CECOM HQ

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND

ADVANCED PLANNING

BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command (CECOM) Ms. Liz S. Miranda, Deputy to the Commanding General 23 APRIL 2024

CECOM 2030/2040 STRATEGY

TRANSFORM IN CONTACT

CONTESTED LOGISTICS

CSA PRIORITIES

Seeking Collaboration from Industry Partners to Innovate and Advance New Technologies

MICRO-ELECTRONICS

SIMPLIFIED C5ISR SUPPORT STRATEGIES

PREDICTIVE LOGISTICS

Warfighter Delivering ready combat formations Continuous Transformation Strengthening the Army Profession

Near term effort (18–24 months) Rapidly prototyping organizational changes Integrating emerging technologies Flexible with faster timelines Reduce FSR/CLS reliance and support

Deliver precision sustainment Enhance predictive data collection and processing

More visibility = increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness

Agile and flexible capability to support defense strategies Leveraging state-of-the-art commercial development

Enhance national security and supply chain resiliency

Protection, deception, and masking of our logistics Technological and non-technical solutions

Open standards/architecture enabling continuous modernization Modular, flexible, and mobile C5ISR

1-Level Maintenance – supporting the simple fix

ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Open Architecture / Zero Trust Adaptive & Predictive Logistics Sensors Micro-electronics repair capabilities Software as a Service Secure & resilient commo networks Interoperability across platforms AI-driven communication systems Simplicity in communications equipment

CECOM EQUITIES

Virtual Telemaintenance / Teletraining Radios as a Service Small, light, mobile, Power Generation Advanced encryption methods Streamlined user interfaces with intuitive controls

CONTRACT OPPORTUNITIES

Army Environment

• Ready and Modernized Combat Formations

• Modernization Continuous Transformation 1st Phase: Transformation in Contact (TiC) (18–24 months)

Seeking Collaboration with Industry Partners to Innovate and Advance New Technologies

WORLDWIDE FIELD SUPPORT

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

CONTRACT TYPE and CONTRACT VEHICLE: Multiple Contract Types, 5- year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ)

ESTIMATED VALUE: $400M - $600M

CONTRACTING CONTACT:

ACC-APG, KO: Sarah Chavez,

(443) 861-4885, Sarah.E.Chavez8.civ@army.mil

TECHNICAL POCs:

Brian Warholic, (570) 615-5259, Brian.Warholic.civ@army.mil Paul Hoban, (570) 615-5946 Paul.J.Hoban2.civ@army.mil Antonius Vasser, (570) 460-4860, Antonius.B.Vasser.civ@army.mil Jacob Gibson, (719) 726-1479, Jacob.A.Gibson10.civ@army.mi John Franz, (443) 861-8315, John.F.Franz4.civ@army.mil

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: W56JSR-24-

WFSRFI https://sam.gov/opp/57b8ecf800a64f528b75e496 a3c25b69/view

SOLICITATION #: TBD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY25

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

Contract Number: W15P7T-17-D-0148/W56JSR-21- F-0043 Incumbent Contractor: General Dynamics Global Force, LLC

DESCRIPTION: The field support mission includes a global range of mission-essential logistics, sustainment, and maintenance services for current and future Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cybersecurity, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) systems, equipment, and ancillary operational requirements within the Army Field Support Brigades (AFSB) in support of the Warfighter and coalition forces worldwide.

SEC

ADVANCED PLANNING

BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

Software Engineering Center (SEC) MR. Garrett Shoemaker, SEC Director 23 APRIL 2024

CECOM SEC STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Network

TNT-ATH

TNT-OTM

EKMS-CT1

Fires

AN/TPQ-53

AFATDS

JADOCS

Intelligence

DCGS-A

CHARCS

JTT

Mission Command

BCCS

JBC-P

BFT

AISR

Guardrail

EMARSS

OGS

SATCOM

GSCCE

WRMS

CNPS

Sensors

OGS SIPR

BAT-A

STARLite

EW

AN/APR-39C(V)1

MRFI

Duke

Business

LMP

GCSS-Army

GFEBS

AESIP Hub

GFEBS SA

Software Acquisition

Support Software Field

Support

Enterprise Resource Programs

Independent Verification &

Validation CybersecuritySoftware

Testing Software

Development Electronic

Warfare Software Reprogramming

DOMAINS THE SCALE OF OUR SUPPORT

Software Development Security Operations (DevSecOps) Environment Enabling Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) of Software

72 Systems, 141 LINs, 995k EOH, 31 Labs

Releases: 29 CAT I, 2,931 CAT II, 312 CAT III, 101 CAT IV, 26 CAT V

Total ATOs Managed: 79; Total Assess Only Managed: 51

Software Repository: 7,945 Users; 66,659 Downloads

ERP Support Tickets Resolved: 55,769 Tier 1, 55,311 Tier 2, 6,233 Tier 3

FSR engagements:18320, Exercises supported: 246, SRO NMC engagements: 2285

Enable Army-wide efficiencies in the software life cycle to dramatically improve readiness while reducing cost, risk, and complexity:

– Shifted to modern software development practices

• DevSecOps/Agile mindset in support of a continuous integration/continuous delivery

• Reduced end-to-end cycle time and increased deployment frequency

– Improved software installation and delivery

• C5ISR software repository

• Automated software builds/patching

– Increased and enabled cybersecurity readiness

• Lead and perform software assurance (SwA) services and support across the Army

– Software Readiness tracking and reporting

• Use real time authoritative data to improve readiness status of fielded C5ISR equipment

SW MODERNIZATION ALIGNMENT

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes

SRD:

- 2023 Planned Releases –1088 CAT II, 99 CAT III, 28 CAT IV, 18 CAT V

- 2023 Actual Releases – 23 CAT I, 1496 CAT II, 195 CAT III, 79 CAT IV, 17 CAT V, 3629

ATOs:

- Assess Only Total = 51 (46 NIPR/6 SIPR) "Authorizations"

- Assess and Authorize = 79 (14 NIPR/48 SIPR/2 JWICS/19 NSA) "ATOs"

- Totals (Assess Only + Assess & Authorize) = 130 (60 NIPR/54 SIPR/2 JWICS/19 NSA)

Software Repository – 4,607 Users, 34,268 Downloads.

ERP Support:

Public-to-Public PEO Benefits

- Access to Software Expertise: Provides access to specialized expertise in software development, CI/CD processes, and modern software practices

- Knowledge Sharing: Enables the exchange of insights, lessons learned, and innovative approaches

- Alignment with Government Standards: Ensures the software technology aligns with Government standards, regulations, and cybersecurity requirements

- Resource Optimization: Allows for resource optimization, including funding, personnel, and infrastructure

- Risk Management: Contributes to effective risk management in software development projects, data privacy, compliance, cybersecurity risk, software quality assurance

- and more…

SEC Strategic Initiatives Group (SIG) SEC SIG team oversees SECs business development (BD) and partnership program (PP). The success of the business development and partnership program (BDPP) will empower the SEC to deliver exceptional software support, ensuring the Army and Joint Warfighter’s readiness. The team has several functions that include and not limited to:

- Identifying opportunities that align with SECs strategic goals, objectives, and core capabilities

- Facilitating partnerships between SEC and industry in support of our public-private partnership (P3) program

- Sustaining and growing public-to-public (P2) partnerships with program executive offices (PEOs)

- Managing relationships with government and industry stakeholder to foster collaboration and innovation

- Conducting market analysis to assess industry capabilities, emerging technologies, and market trends

- Participating in strategic planning activities with SEC leadership to ensure alignment between BDPP efforts and broader defense priorities and objectives

3 Types of Public-Private Partnerships (P3)

- Direct Sales: A government buying activity funds a commercial activity via contract and the prime contractor enters into a subcontract agreement with SEC.

- Workshare: A government buying activity provides separate tasks and funding to a contractor and SEC. To define roles and responsibilities a workshare agreement is established between the contractor and SEC.

- Lease: An arrangement that allows a private-sector entity to have access to, and beneficial use of, facilities or equipment that are government property.

For SIG information email: (usarmy.apg.cecom.mbx.sec-sig@army.mil) For P3 information contact: Andrea S. Armstrong (usarmy.apg.cecom.mbx.sec-cite-p3@army.mil)

“Forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase or pay for the desired products and services."

P3 Industry Benefits

- Accelerates innovation

- Establish long-term use agreements

- Decrease capital investment cost

- Improve product quality & reduce defects

- Assess to secure labs and testing facilities

- Provide access to SEC diversified skilled workforce leveraging expertise and know-how

- Contributes to the implementation of Industry best business practices

- and more…

SEC STRATEGIC INITIATIVES / FUTURE CONCEPTS

P M

SECIndustry

SEC Open House:

August 2024 mailto:usarmy.apg.cecom.mbx.sec-sig@army.mil mailto:usarmy.apg.cecom.mbx.sec-cite-p3@army.mil

FY24 APBI

UPDATE SINCE FY23 APBI

TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 5

RFPs RELEASED: 4

• Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (IEWS) Army Reprogramming Analysis Team Program Office (ARAT-

PO) solicitation RS3-23-0017 released 21 November 2023

• Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors (IEWS) Electronic Warfare & Sensors System and Software Support solicitation RS3-23-0023 released 31 January 2024

• Distributed Common Ground System – Army (DCGS-A) Family of Systems (FOS) solicitation RS3-23-0022 released

21 February 2024

• Fires Software Support W15P7T-24-R-0021 released 12 April 2024

ACTIONS AWARDED: 1

• Unified Technical Services contract W56JSR-24-D-0001 awarded 14 March 2024

STRATEGY CHANGES: 0

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

UNIFIED ENTERPRISE RESOURCE

PLANNING (ERP) CAPABILITY SUPPORT

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

CONTRACT TYPE and CONTRACT VEHICLE: Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF), Firm Fixed Price (FFP) 5- year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ)

ESTIMATED VALUE: $800M-$900M

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-RI, KO: Jennifer Barker, (309) 782-6737, Jennifer.N.Barker7.civ@army.mil

TECHNICAL POCs: Steven Ridings, (443) 910-6588, Steven.Ridings.civ@army.mil

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: TBD

SOLICITATION #: TBD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 1QFY26

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

Contract Number: W52P1J-20-C-0005 Incumbent Contractor: Accenture Federal Services, LLC

DESCRIPTION: Capability support services to Army ERP logistics and financial systems including system sustainment, sustainment modernization, and system design, development, testing, and deployment. Tasks to include help desk, cyber security, quality assurance, configuration management, database administration, portal and support tool management, technical services, interface/middleware maintenance, and system monitoring.

ILSC

ADVANCED PLANNING

BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

Integrated Logistics Support Center (ILSC) MR. Craig Russomano Executive Deputy Director (Acting)

23 APRIL 2024

Strengthening Partnerships - Strategic partnering with industry to enable a more collaborative sustainment approach.

Focus on strategic, efficient and agile contracts with planned regular structured communication to identify and eliminate problems and develop means for continuous improvement.

Supply Chain Risk Management - Consider how industry and the government can partner to manage risk throughout the supply chain. What tools are available? What tools can we leverage to minimize risk in product support strategies?

Army 2030/2040 – As the Army prepares for large-scale combat operations, the focus is on increasing the agility of product support strategies. The availability of supplies and equipment readiness are going to be key enablers for success in a contested logistics environment.

Precision Sustainment - Prepare to utilize Predictive Logistics to deliver precision sustainment across an ever-complex battlespace. Through the use of data analytics, the Army is shifting to a proactive posture to ensure supplies and equipment are readily available when needed.

CECOM ILSC STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

FY24 APBI

UPDATE SINCE FY23 APBI

TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 5

RFPs RELEASED: 1

• Horizontal Situation Indicator / Vertical Situation Indicator Manufacture & Repair Services Combined Synopsis/Solicitation

W56JSR-24-R-0006 was released on 4 March 2024.

ACTIONS AWARDED: 2

• Handset H-250 / Volume Control Ear Bud (VCEB), was awarded on 6 April 2023 against Gateway to Sustainment (G2S) contracts SPRBL1-23-D-0004, SPRBL1-23-D-0005, SPRBL1-23-D-0006, and SPRBL1-23-D-0011

• ILSC Field Modernization, Readiness, and Support to C5ISR Systems Contract W15P7-T-19-D-0174 / Task Order W56JSR-24-

F-0004 was awarded on 01 March 2024.

STRATEGY CHANGES: 1

• Mission Network On-The-Move (OTM) Satellite Transportable Terminal High Powered Plus (STT HP+) Sustainment Support

Services, Estimated Solicitation release date moved from 1QFY24 to 3QFY24, Estimated Value changed from $20M - $40M to $25M - $30M

ON TRACK: 1

• SINCGARS Amplifier-Frequency AM-72388B/VRC estimated solicitation release date remains 2QFY25

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

MISSION NETWORK ON-THE-MOVE (OTM) SATELLITE

TRANSPORTABLE TERMINAL HIGH POWERED PLUS (STT HP+)

SUSTAINMENT SUPPORT SERVICES

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

CONTRACT TYPE and CONTRACT VEHICLE: Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) 5-year Task Order, under Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) Contract

ESTIMATED VALUE: $25M - $30M

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, KO: Christine Dittmeier, Christine.M.Dittmeier.civ@army.mil

TECHNICAL POC: Erin Lukaszewicz, 443-395-6918, Erin.Lukaszewicz.civ@army.mil

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: TBD

SOLICITATION #: TBD

under the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services (RS3) Contract

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY24

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

Contract Number: (GTACSII) W15P7T-20-D-

0007/W56JSR-21-F-0113

Incumbent Contractor: DataPath INC.

DESCRIPTION: Sustainment support services for life cycle management for 1 of the 12 configuration items under the Mission Network OTM Portfolio.

SINCGARS AMPLIFIER-FREQUENCY AM-7238B/VRC

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

CONTRACT TYPE and CONTRACT VEHICLE: Firm Fixed Price (FFP), 5-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)

ESTIMATED VALUE: $45M-$75M

CONTRACTING CONTACT: DLA-APG, Contracting POC: Laura Veety, 443-861-4560, Laura.Veety@dla.mil

TECHNICAL POC: Stanley Chan, 443-395-6161, Stanley.U.Chan.civ@army.mil

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: N/A

SOLICITATION #: TBD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY25

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

Contract Number: W15P7T-05-D-J101 Incumbent Contractor: L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

DESCRIPTION: Procurement of spares, NSN 5895-01-407-2627, Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS) Amplifier-Frequency AM-7238B/VRC

TYAD

ADVANCED PLANNING

BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) Ms. Katlin Edmunds Chief, Strategic Initiatives Office

23 APRIL 2024

WHAT IS A P3?

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DoD Instruction 4151.21, Public-Private Partnerships for Product Support, defines a partnership as:

“a cooperative arrangement between an organic product support provider and one or more private sector entities to perform defense-related work, use DoD facilities and equipment, or both.”

The intent of Public Private Partnerships is for both the private sector and the organic entity to benefit from the established arrangement.

Partnering is a Effort Engagement

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Introductions, supporting personnel and customers

BENEFITS OF PARTNERING

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Goal: Improve and maximize complimentary capabilities of the public and private sector in an efficient and effective way to ensure the best long-term life cycle logistics, sustainment, and value to the Warfighter.

Private Sector Benefits

• Leverage industry leading ISO and Aerospace certifications that will ensure the work meets quality, safety, and environmental standards

• Access to a skilled and motivated workforce with expertise, competitive labor rates, and long-term stability

• Avoid capital investment by utilizing existing facilities and infrastructure within the organic industrial base

• Established relationship to leverage for future opportunities

Public Sector Benefits

• Access to commercial technical data, technologies, and repair processes

• Improved supply chain responsiveness

• Synergize solutions to create an optimal solution for weapon systems logistics support

• Build collaboration between organic and commercial activities to develop improved processes and potential additional partnerships

Presenter Notes

ENGINEERING OVERVIEW

Tobyhanna Army Depot consists of more than 500 personnel providing professional mechanical, electrical, industrial and computer engineering, as well as technical support services.

• Creating, updating, and maintaining Level 3 Drawing packages with expertise in AutoCad and

CREO

• Design, development and prototyping

• Computer aided design

• Integrated logistics support

• Configuration management

• Finite element analysis

• Site surveys

• Environmental stress testing

• Automated test equipment support

• Test program set development

• Diminishing manufacturing support

• Level of repair analysis

• System fielding support

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Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Speaker – Nate Thomas and Mike Vivlemore Question 9 - Background/experience of the engineering leads for EE and ME?

Answer - Mission Support Directorate Breakdown

The Engineering Analysis Solutions Lab (EASL) is a beta site for emerging electronics test, repair, and fabrication capabilities supporting

C5ISR sustainment and maintenance operations.

Capabilities Advanced test, measurement and control systems development Develop/improve circuit card assembly rework, repair and fabrication processes Circuit card assembly engineering and reverse engineering Automated surface mount technology rework, assembly and production system Selective soldering system Selective conformal coating system 2D/3D X-ray inspection system Printed circuit board cleaning system

ENGINEERING

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It combines facilities, equipment and skilled technical resources required to analyze complex technical problems and develop innovative solutions.

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Speaker – Pat Monahan / Matt Rhoades / Nate Thomas / Mike Vivlemore Question 10 – Test fixture development, in house or 3rd party?

Question 11 - TYAD ability to not only test but influence debugging as a development partner?

Answer – a) Test Fixture Development – b) Debugging and Troubleshooting as a Development Partner

Note – EASL should have been covered in the tour

Status - Good

ENGINEERING SERVICES

Environmental stress testing Configuration management Numerical controlled programs Fluid flow computer simulation Automated test equipment support Maintenance engineering Test program set development System fielding support

Largest Engineering Capability in the Army Organic Industrial Base

Design, development and prototyping Additive Manufacturing Computer aided design Technical manual development Finite Element Analysis Site surveys Manufacturing

Engineering

One Stop Engineering Support

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Presenter Notes

Starting with our engineering services, at a high level we provide professional mechanical, electrical, industrial and computer engineering, and technical support services. With about 450 personnel in the Engineering Directorate we have one of and if not the largest engineering capabilities in the organic industrial base. Our engineers are primarily responsible for supporting all of our maintenance shops repairing and overhauling complex C5ISR systems. In addition, Tobyhanna engineers can design and integrate complex C5ISR equipment into tactical systems using state-of-the-art computer-aided engineering. The effort could range from a simple bracket redesign to a total ground up design for a field-able weapon system, we can design, build, and prototype in house as well as create the technical data package to support. When it comes time to fabricate either customer provided design or ours we have a prototype facility to work out the bugs and a team of manufacturing experts to guide it through our manufacturing processes to full rate. Outside of the depot our engineers routinely perform site analysis, system fielding support and testing/ troubleshooting.

ENGINEERING TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS

Full-Service Team consists of Technical Writers, Provisioners, Engineers, Configuration

Managers and Illustrators to provide the following Publication Products.

• Technical Writing Development

• -10 Operator Technical Manuals

• -23&P Maintainer Technical Manuals

• Software User Manuals (SUM)

• Software Administrator Manuals (SAM)

• Technical Bulletins (TB)

• Modification Work Orders (MWO)

• Depot Maintenance Work Requirements (DMWR)

• Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM)

• Information Provided for I&KPT (Instructor & Key

Personnel Training)

• Information Provided for Quick Reference Card (QRC)

• Engineering & Provisioning Material Research

• Repair Parts Special Tools Lists (RPSTL)

• Provisioning Parts Lists (PPL)

• Logistics Support Analysis Reports (LSA)

• Level of Repair Analysis (LORA)

• Maintenance Allocation Charts (MAC)

• Trained Configuration Management Professionals

• Applied Authoring Military Standards

• United States Army

• Unites States Marine Corps

• Unites States Air Force

• Software Applications Utilized

• Extensible Markup Language (XML)

• Computerized Optimization Model for predicting and

Analyzing Support Structure (COMPASS)

• Interactive Authoring and Display Software (IADS)

• PTC Arbortext

• PowerLogJ2

• Quality Conformance

• 30%, 75% 100% Documentation Submittals

• Verification & Validation Event Participation

• Weekly-Biweekly Progress Meetings

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes Speaker – Joe Masi Question 20 - Technical Manual development:

Question 21 - Training Material development / delivery

CYBER CAPABILITIES

Protection, hardening and compliance Vulnerability identification and mitigation Benchmarks and accreditation compliance Hardware/software integration Integration and optimization of capabilities for offensive and defensive cyber Software deployment services Mass image deployment Custom image creation Secure Development Operations (SecDevOps) Automated testing Application development Software repository services Software analytics and mission data migration Help desk with remote capabilities Rapid reaction to requirements

Presenter Notes

Speaker – Donna Askew

Fully integrated satellite communication engineering support Site surveys, upgrades and modifications.

Complete engineering designs and specification development for the installation and testing of SATCOM sites Interoperability testing, simulation, and evaluation Technical training of digital communications satellite sub-system and associated SATCOM systems/equipment

Heavy and Medium satellite communications terminals, radomes Modernization of Enterprise Terminals (MET) Home Station Mission Command

SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS

(SATCOM) & SITE INSTALLATION

Presenter Notes

Tobyhanna performs overhaul, repair, alignment, modification, test system/site integration, orientation training and technical field support to include worldwide installation and de-installation of tactical and strategic military satellite communications (SATCOM) in fixed and mobile configurations. Multi-skilled technical assistance repair teams, technicians and engineers provide engineering design, interoperability testing, configuration management, network system integration, and technical support for various SATCOM network systems and equipment for the Warfighter

Antenna Radar Range Campus Tactical Missile Facility Far Field Ranges Live Fire Test Simulators Clean Rooms (Class 1,000 to 300,000) Environmental Stress Screening Laboratory Elevated Burn Facility Anechoic Chambers Near Field Test Facility Modified Munson Road Test Track C-130 Hercules Fuselage Loading Fixture Rain Test Facility Automated Test Equipment Precision Laser Cutting Additive Manufacturing Capability Only Communications Security (COMSEC)

Logistics Facility in the Army

SPECIALIZED TEST EQUIPMENT AND

RANGES

Presenter Notes Presentation Notes With the capability of performing work on some of those complex radar systems shown earlier comes specialized testing equipment and facilities. Such as Anechoic Chambers Satellite and RF Antenna Pattern Testing Live fire Emulator/simulators Far field radar ranges As well as some other interesting facilities such as our munson road course, and rain test facilities, and C-130 Hercules loading fixture.

Customers often come to TYAD for overhaul and repair of items for which they possess little or no technical documentation. Our commodity engineers perform the research required to determine what if any information is available from government and industry sources. The search includes government technical manuals, OEM manuals, specification and drawings, etc. Where information is lacking, engineers will develop alternate test procedures, equipment and methods in order to gain some level of capability. Capability ranges from screening for good assets, testing for bad modules via mock-up or Built-in Test (BIT) and swapping out bad modules…all the way to component level repair of Circuit Card Assemblies. Our engineers identify prescribed test equipment and apply it whenever possible/practical and in some cases work with the customers to facilitize the shop floor in order to establish capability if need be.

PARTNERSHIP TYPES

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Material Solution Analysis

Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction

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• Government Buying Activity

• Requirements Owner

• Establishes Formal Contract with

Private Entity Service Provider

• Private Contractor Service Provider

• Establishes Relationship with Organic

Industrial Base Facility to execute contractual requirements

• Organic Industrial Base Facilities

• Negotiated Statement of

Working/Requirements Listing tied to the Subcontract

Government Buying Activity

Organic Industrial

Base Facilities

Private Contractor

Service Provider

SAVE THE DATE INDUSTRY DAY

▪ Tobyhanna Army Depot is hosting a 2024 Industry Day!

▪ This three-day event will be held from 13-15 August 2024.

▪ Attendees will hear briefings on Depot capabilities, get information about upcoming procurement opportunities, and tour TYAD industrial operations.

▪ Over 150 organizations registered for Industry Day 2023, 85% of which were first time attendees.

▪ More details on the 2024 event can be found at https://sam.gov/opp/66d714eaad5940b4a33beabbfc279a77/view

▪ A tentative agenda along with registration form and Request for Access Form (ELTY 648-C) will be uploaded to SAM.GOV in the coming weeks.

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