Data Correlation Industry Day Instructions.docx

Data Correlation/Fusion Industry Day Instructions Introduction The Space Systems Command (SSC) North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) Cheyenne Mountain Complex Integrated Tactical Warning/Attack Assessment (NCMC-ITW/AA) Branch (SZQN) will be fielding a classified Industry Day to solicit solutions on how a contractor can include advanced correlation and geospatial track fusion for the Combatant Commanders Integrated Command and Control System (CCIC2S) system.

Problem Set SZQN requires low latency, high-fidelity geolocation fused state estimates from multiple data sources (OPIR and radar) for multiple targets; while ensure accuracy of algorithms and fused output with compatibility with current mission. The system needs innovative design for advanced correlation processing with decision support system, attack origination identification, and multi-phenomenally track custody for strategic C2 applications. In addition, the system needs innovative algorithms/processing for improved threated area prediction for emergent threats of Aerodynamically Maneuvering Vehicles including dual/multiple phenomenology behaviors. The algorithms results need to include improved warning and/or tracking of long range hypersonic glide vehicles (HGV) including HGV glide phase detection, de-orbit maneuvers and atmospheric re-entry events. Utilization of simulation tools, in conjunction with various data and models are expected to enable system and subsystem-based integration and validation for new sensors and new users/interfaces even in data-limited situations. The effort is to include characterized new messages across multiple domains at multiple classification levels with the wide range of target kinematic capability through maneuverability variation, sensor error variation, latency analysis, sensor geometry lay down. The intent is to inject new and meaningful data into the advanced correlation and fusion relevant to the NCMC-ITW/AA mission. Architectural design activities in response to the innovations are needed for the comprehensive system engineering efforts to modernize hardware, software and supporting infrastructure of the CCIC2S system. Specific technical innovations are to include but not be limited to purpose built Data Fusion data base with supporting SW, Top Secret System enclave, and multiple emergent threats of the future potentially effecting CCIC2S operational mission value. The system must be scalable & extensible to support changing and evolving mission needs. Software must be developed in a DevSecOps compliant environment using DOD/AF approved software and a potential Government provided CI/CD pipeline. EIA-649 for configuration management standards will be followed.

Location Peterson Space Force Base, Building 2025, Enterprise Room (RM 250) Date & Time July 11, 12 and 14 if needed | 0900-1700 MST Agenda 11 July 0900-1000: SZQN Program Overview and Q&A 1000-1030: 1 on 1 session 1040-1110: 1 on 1 session 1120-1150: 1 on 1 session 1200-1300: Break 1300-1330: 1 on 1 session 1340-1410: 1 on 1 session 1420-1450: 1 on 1 session 1500-1530: 1 on 1 session 1540-1610: 1 on 1 session Agenda 12 July 0900-0930: 1 on 1 session 1000-1030: 1 on 1 session 1040-1110: 1 on 1 session 1120-1150: 1 on 1 session 1200-1300: Break 1300-1330: 1 on 1 session 1340-1410: 1 on 1 session 1420-1450: 1 on 1 session 1500-1530: 1 on 1 session 1540-1610: 1 on 1 session Agenda 14 July 0900-0930: 1 on 1 session 1000-1030: 1 on 1 session 1040-1110: 1 on 1 session 1120-1150: 1 on 1 session 1200-1300: Break 1300-1330: 1 on 1 session 1340-1410: 1 on 1 session 1420-1450: 1 on 1 session 1500-1530: 1 on 1 session 1540-1610: 1 on 1 session

Classification Level

SECRET

Prep Work Content will be in either PowerPoint or Adobe format. Material must be submitted by July 6th, 2359 hrs. Submit material to the following SIPRNet address: michael.e.maule.civ@mail.smil.mil Attendance No more than two representatives per company may be in attendance to the Program Overview & Q&A and to brief their material. Attendance notification must be submitted by July 1st. Only businesses with attendance notification will be allowed on base and in the facility. There will not be any last minute attendance allowed due to security requirements.

Base Access For those with without CACs, please provide the following information to gain base access. Provide responses to cecilia.rotelli.ctr@us.af.mil; michael.maule@us.af.mil by July 1st.

1) Last Name

2) First Name

3) Middle Initial

4) DOB

5) DL Number

6) State Issued DL Building Security

1) If you have Building 2025 unescorted entry (badge swipe access):

a. No security actions required.

2) If you DO NOT have Building 2025 unescorted entry (badge swipe access) TWO VARs are REQUIRED:

a. For building 2025 access, submit your VAR (NLT a week prior) to SMC/ECPOCS: EP1SFSPS6

b. Contractors with contracts with ECQ must include their contract number.

c. Meeting POC: Michael Maule, SSC/SZQN, Program Manager, michael.maule@us.af.mil, 405-990-7640

d. Security POC: Mr. Michael Boehle, SSC/SZQO, michael.boehle@us.af.mil , DSN 834-2360, COM (719) 556-2360

e. If you do not have a VAR with SSC/ECQ, submit your VAR (NLT a week prior) to: EP1MFSPT6

f. Contractors with contracts with ECQ must include their contract number.

g. Meeting POC: Michael Maule, SSC/SZQN, Program Manager, michael.maule@us.af.mil, 405-990-7640

h. Security POC: Mr. Michael Boehle, SSC/SZQO, michael.boehle@us.af.mil , DSN 834-2360, COM (719) 556-2360