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Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices

SECTION B

Use Pricing Rate Schedule Located in Section J-3 to record pricing.

Labor (On-Site)

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

FOB: Destination

SIGNAL CODE: A

MAX

NET AMT

Labor (Off-Site)

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

Labor (On-Site)

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

TOT MAX PRICE

Labor (Off-Site)

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

Labor (Cost)

CPFF

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. This CLIN will be priced and negotiated per task order. On/Off-site Cost plus Fixed Fee task orders will be issued and negotiated against this CLIN.

MAX COST

FIXED FEE

TOTAL MAX COST + FEE

Travel

COST

This CLIN is for Government directed travel in support of CLINS X001-X005. All travel cost shall be in accordance with Joint Travel Regulation and approved by the QAP prior to travel. The Government may provide a funded amount per task order or estimated times, places, and number of personnel to travel for each task order.

MAX COST

Other Direct Costs

COST

This CLIN is for other direct costs in support of CLINS X001-X005. All ODCs shall be approved by the QAP prior to purchase. All items over the micro purchase threshold shall be approved by the Contracting Officer. In addition, contractor shall supply three quotes as proof of cost reasonableness to the Contracting Officer when required.

MAX COST

Data

This CLIN is established for specific contract data requirements required in support of CLINS X001-X005 of the basic IDIQ and subsequent individual task orders. Costs for the data requirements are not separately priced, but are included within the total price of the contract and task order.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

CPFF

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. This CLIN will be priced and negotiated per task order. On/Off-site Cost plus Fixed Fee task orders will be issued and negotiated against this CLIN.

COST

This CLIN is for Government directed travel in support of CLINS X001-X005. All travel cost shall be in accordance with Joint Travel Regulation and approved by the QAP prior to travel. The Government may provide a funded amount per task order or estimated times, places, and number of personnel to travel for each task order.

MAX COST

COST

This CLIN is for other direct costs in support of CLINS X001-X005. All ODCs shall be approved by the QAP prior to purchase. All items over the micro purchase threshold shall be approved by the Contracting Officer. In addition, contractor shall supply three quotes as proof of cost reasonableness to the Contracting Officer when required.

MAX COST

FFP

This CLIN is established for specific contract data requirements required in support of CLINS X001-X005 of the basic IDIQ and subsequent individual task orders. Costs for the data requirements are not separately priced, but are included within the total price of the contract and task order.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

CPFF

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. This CLIN will be priced and negotiated per task order. On/Off-site Cost plus Fixed Fee task orders will be issued and negotiated against this CLIN.

COST

This CLIN is for Government directed travel in support of CLINS X001-X005. All travel cost shall be in accordance with Joint Travel Regulation and approved by the QAP prior to travel. The Government may provide a funded amount per task order or estimated times, places, and number of personnel to travel for each task order.

MAX COST

COST

This CLIN is for other direct costs in support of CLINS X001-X005. All ODCs shall be approved by the QAP prior to purchase. All items over the micro purchase threshold shall be approved by the Contracting Officer. In addition, contractor shall supply three quotes as proof of cost reasonableness to the Contracting Officer when required.

MAX COST

FFP

This CLIN is established for specific contract data requirements required in support of CLINS X001-X005 of the basic IDIQ and subsequent individual task orders. Costs for the data requirements are not separately priced, but are included within the total price of the contract and task order.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

CPFF

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. This CLIN will be priced and negotiated per task order. On/Off-site Cost plus Fixed Fee task orders will be issued and negotiated against this CLIN.

COST

This CLIN is for Government directed travel in support of CLINS X001-X005. All travel cost shall be in accordance with Joint Travel Regulation and approved by the QAP prior to travel. The Government may provide a funded amount per task order or estimated times, places, and number of personnel to travel for each task order.

MAX COST

COST

This CLIN is for other direct costs in support of CLINS X001-X005. All ODCs shall be approved by the QAP prior to purchase. All items over the micro purchase threshold shall be approved by the Contracting Officer. In addition, contractor shall supply three quotes as proof of cost reasonableness to the Contracting Officer when required.

MAX COST

FFP

This CLIN is established for specific contract data requirements required in support of CLINS X001-X005 of the basic IDIQ and subsequent individual task orders. Costs for the data requirements are not separately priced, but are included within the total price of the contract and task order.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

FFP

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site FFP and FFP-LOE task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

MAX

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. On-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

LH

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. Pricing shall be IAW the pricing rate schedule attachment located in Section J. Off-site LH task orders will be issued against this CLIN.

CPFF

This CLIN is for non-personal advisory and assistance services in support of the USAMS II Performance Work Statement. This CLIN will be priced and negotiated per task order. On/Off-site Cost plus Fixed Fee task orders will be issued and negotiated against this CLIN.

COST

This CLIN is for Government directed travel in support of CLINS X001-X005. All travel cost shall be in accordance with Joint Travel Regulation and approved by the QAP prior to travel. The Government may provide a funded amount per task order or estimated times, places, and number of personnel to travel for each task order.

MAX COST

COST

This CLIN is for other direct costs in support of CLINS X001-X005. All ODCs shall be approved by the QAP prior to purchase. All items over the micro purchase threshold shall be approved by the Contracting Officer. In addition, contractor shall supply three quotes as proof of cost reasonableness to the Contracting Officer when required.

MAX COST

FFP

This CLIN is established for specific contract data requirements required in support of CLINS X001-X005 of the basic IDIQ and subsequent individual task orders. Costs for the data requirements are not separately priced, but are included within the total price of the contract and task order.

MAX

CONTRACT MINI/MAX

Contract Minimum/Maximum Contract Value

The minimum contract value issued against this contract shall not be less than $5,000.00, and shall be awarded upon execution of this contract by means of a task order. The maximum contract value for all task orders issued against this contract shall not exceed $900,000,000.00 Section C - Descriptions and Specifications

PWS

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

USSTRATCOM SYSTEMS AND MISSIONS SUPPORT

USAMS II

10 January 2008

OPR:

USSTRATCOM/J811

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES/GENERAL INFO/ADMIN

1.1 USSTRATCOM Mission

1.2 Mission Areas

1.3 Scope

1.4 Support Requirement

1.5 Task Requirements

1.5.1 Management and Professional Support Services Tasks

1.5.2 Studies, Analysis, and Evaluation Tasks

1.5.3 Engineering and Technical Services Tasks

1.5.4 Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL)

1.5.5 Management Requirements

1.6 Task Orders

1.6.1 General Information

1.6.2 Content

1.6.3 Changes/Deviations

1.6.4 Services Summary

1.7 General Information/Administration

1.7.1 Small Business Subcontracting Plan

1.7.2 Publications and References

1.7.3 Records Management

1.7.4 Records, Files, Documents

1.7.5 Administrative Support

1.8 Security Requirements

1.8.1 General

1.8.2 Personnel Security Clearance Requirements

SECTION 2

SERVICES SUMMARY (SS)

2.1 Quality Assurance

2.2 Performance Deficiency Notification

SECTION 3

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY AND SERVICES

3.1 General Information

3.2 Government-Furnished Property/Equipment

SECTION 4

APPENDICES

4.1 Acronyms

SECTION 1:

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

1.1 USSTRATCOM Mission. The Commander of the United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) is responsible for the global command and control of U.S. strategic forces to meet decisive national security objectives by deterrence and defense against enemy attack. USSTRATCOM provides a broad range of strategic capabilities and options for the President and Secretary of Defense, and specialized expertise to the joint warfighter. It is the command and control center for U.S. strategic forces and controls military space operations, computer network operations, information operations, strategic warning and intelligence assessments as well as global strategic planning. It ensures that forces of hostile nations cannot prevent our use of space, while enhancing the space operations of US and Allied forces. Additionally, USSTRATCOM has responsibility for Information Assurance for all US military agencies.

1.2 Mission Areas. Command mission areas include full-spectrum global strike, space operations, computer network operations, Department of Defense information operations, strategic warning, integrated missile defense, global Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR), nuclear deterrence, and deterring and defending against the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. These mission areas are not inclusive. The dynamic nature of the Command's responsibilities may require the addition of areas not currently identified.

1.3 Scope. The USSTRATCOM Systems and Missions Support (USAMS) advisory and assistance services (A&AS) contract supports all missions and requirements of USSTRATCOM. In addition, support is required for subordinate and supporting agencies, component commands, supported agencies, Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), and the Air Force Weather Agency (AFWA). These efforts include the mission areas listed in para 1.2, above, as well as the following Joint Functional Component Commands (JFCCs): Global Strike and Integration (GSI); Integrated Missile Defense (IMD); Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR); Network Warfare (NW) and Space. Also included are the following Functional Components: Joint Information Operations Warfare Command (JIOWC), Joint Task Force-Global Network Operations (JTF-GNO), and the USSTRATCOM Center for Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (SCC-WMD) and other Task Forces, the Integrated Tactical Warning/Attack Assessment (ITW/AA), and Information Operations (IO). The evolving responsibilities of USSTRATCOM may require additional missions/requirements not currently identified.

Support shall include all USSTRATCOM-related systems such as: the Integrated Strategic Planning Analysis Network (ISPAN); USSTRATCOM C2 systems; Command infrastructure; common-user and dedicated satellite control networks; the Space Surveillance Network; the Missile Warning systems; current and future operational spacecraft programs; National/Ballistic Missile Defense Systems; Computer Network Defense, Exploitation and Attack (CND/E/A); current and future commercial programs; a family of tactical space systems; national space systems; distributive C2 nodes/networks; and space launch vehicles to include new generation expendable and reusable launch vehicles and the overall integration of the various mission areas concept of operations. The USAMS effort also addresses intelligence, intelligence-related, counterintelligence (CI), and information assurance systems.

1.4 Support Requirements. USSTRATCOM requires A&AS to support development of strategy and doctrine; long range planning; integrated priority list (IPL); necessary policies and procedures; capability and systems integration analyses and evaluation; war gaming; logistics support analysis and recommendations; documentation updates; and quick reaction technical support for all mission areas and associated command, control and communications systems. Technical expertise is required to guide the components in the development, acquisition, certification, and sustainment of their systems, supporting technical documentation, and subsystem architectures. Development of operational, systems, and technical architectures will be IAW the Department of Defense (DoD) Architecture Framework Document.

1.5 Task Requirements. The Contractor shall provide advisory and assistance non-personal services support for management, studies, system engineering and technical analysis for USSTRATCOM, its components, and supporting or supported agencies in paragraph 1.3. This end-to-end support includes all USSTRATCOM systems and missions. This A&AS support shall assure advocacy, operational, intelligence, and CI requirements are satisfied through technically feasible, integrated, cost-effective system improvements, programmatic acquisition recommendations, logistics support, integration, and procedures analysis. Support consists of planning, analyzing, engineering and engineering guidance establishment, system integration, information assurance, software design/ development, configuration management (CM), and testing/certification efforts in order to define, document, and evolve the USSTRATCOM systems and procedures. It shall provide across-the-board technical expertise to ensure planned developments, system specifications, planned upgrades/enhancement, testing/certification and operational procedures throughout USSTRATCOM systems ensuring conformance with performance requirements.

1.5.1 Management and Professional Support Services Tasks. The Contractor shall provide management and professional support services; i.e., services that provide assistance, advice or training for the efficient and effective management and operation of organizations, activities (including management and support services for Research and Development (R&D) activities), or systems. These services are normally closely related to the basic responsibilities and mission of the agency originating the requirement. Included are efforts that support or contribute to improved organization of program management, logistics management, project monitoring and reporting, data collection, budgeting, accounting, performance auditing, and administrative technical support for conferences and training programs. Contractor shall support the following requirements:

1.5.1.1 Obtain current information on rapidly evolving plans and activities, assess this information for impacts, and quickly incorporate required changes into ongoing Contractor requirements. Maintain frequent contact with the Quality Assurance Personnel (QAP) throughout the performance of each task to assure that QAP are aware of all technical and administrative issues and that they are afforded the opportunity to provide timely technical guidance of work efforts in progress.

1.5.1.2 Integrate and operate Government or Contractor furnished communications, electronics, computer, and test equipment to the extent that this equipment supports the contractual study, analysis, and test efforts.

1.5.1.3 Obtain, store, maintain, and reproduce the required technical data and applicable documents, plans, regulations (obtained through the publication distribution officer (PDO)), specifications, etc. (up to the TOP SECRET/SCI SCI, TOP SECRET/NC2-ESI, and TOP SECRET/SPECAT classification levels) from the Government for the purpose of fulfilling the requirements described in the PWS. When appropriate channels and/or procedures exist, the Contractor shall acquire the above information directly. The Contractor shall provide the Government or other agencies as approved by the Government, access to any and all program information and data prepared or obtained as part of this contract or in support of any tasking of this PWS. The Contractor shall return to the Government or dispose of this material at contract termination or completion, or upon the request of the Contracting Officer.

1.5.1.4 Review and assist in establishing and maintaining standardization guidance and policies that facilitate standardization and interoperability between and among USSTRATCOM systems and other systems. Assist in development of Memoranda of Agreement (MOA) with DoD, external agencies, industry and Allies.

1.5.2 Studies, Analysis, and Evaluations Tasks. Contracted services that provide organized, analytical assessments/evaluations in support of policy development, advocacy, decision making, management, or administration. Included are studies in support of R&D activities. Also included are acquisitions recommendations of models, methodologies, and related software supporting studies, analyses, or evaluations. Contractor shall support performance of the following requirements:

1.5.2.1 Analyze, define, and document deficiencies within USSTRATCOM interest programs and their interrelationships with the entire military system network. Perform exercise, real world, and operational systems analysis (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.2 Review and evaluate military systems performance data to ensure proposed and developed systems meet operational and performance requirements. Review collateral and other systems to determine potential interface impacts. Recommend actions to be taken with other Government agencies to resolve any identified interface impacts (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.3 Analyze and determine technical deficiencies of military programs and their interrelationships with C4 systems. Determine and document interoperability potentials, system level vulnerabilities, deficiencies, solutions to defined deficiencies, and components' compliance with interoperability/integration standards and architectures. Such characteristics as security, speed, reliability, survivability, flexibility, compatibility, interoperability, standardization, and economy shall be addressed (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.4 Prepare, research, and evaluate Joint Staff, Canadian Defense Staff (CDS), and other Department of Defense (DoD) documentation, and new/evolving Command, Control, Communications, and Computer (C4) systems/technologies, and mission area documentation. This includes such items as system operational concepts, Defense Planning Scenarios (DPSs) multi service force deployment (MSFD) documents, strategic environment documents, security documents, logistic support concepts, and other reports impacting on USSTRATCOM war fighting support system C4 to ensure USSTRATCOM requirements are met in a cost-effective manner (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.5 Evaluate hardware and software deficiencies within the systems supporting military missions and architectures. Evaluation should be in terms of system performance, maintainability, and life cycle support. Perform trade studies to ensure candidate replacement systems conform to military policies and standards while adhering to logistics support requirements (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.6 Analyze concepts, designs, and specifications for proposed, new, modified, and existing facilities and subsystems supporting military systems missions to determine if the proposals will provide the required degree of nuclear effects protection. Analyze test plans and test data to assure with a high degree of confidence that results will adequately characterize the current protection. Make recommendations on corrective actions (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.7 Perform technical performance, cost trade-off, and risk/survivability analyses in order to ensure current and future operational requirements conform to military system architectural, integrity, interoperability, and technical performance requirements. Identify technical deficiencies within these systems to assure end-to-end survivability, integrity, and technical performance (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.8 Assess nuclear survivability of the overall end-to-end USSTRATCOM systems and the subsystems' ability to support the mission if exposed to the specified threats. Special assessments will be conducted on elements of the USSTRATCOM systems. Develop a methodology to assess and rank survivability enhancement options (SEO) for space systems specified by the Government. Using this methodology, the Contractor shall evaluate the space systems, considering all existing and programmed SEOs, and identify the best options and rationale. System, as well as procedural and managerial, recommendations will be made to correct any deficiencies identified. Assist in maintaining information on the survivability status of the overall USSTRATCOM systems, the survivability status of major USSTRATCOM systems subsystem, protection features at each USSTRATCOM systems site and status of deficiencies. Support development of USSTRATCOM’s input to global Command, Control, and Communications (C3) survivability assessments (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.9 Provide system support for requirements, analysis, and planning for the military satellite communications (MILSATCOM) program.

1.5.2.10 Evaluate the impact of proposed enhancements, additional capabilities, or changes to existing, or proposed capabilities. Evaluate recommended deletions, additions, or modifications to a mission area system for consistency with the validated system’s operational architectural concepts (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.11 Review and evaluate design, integration, and testing documents for the proposed subsystem upgrades to ensure compliance with applicable USSTRATCOM test standards. Support system certification in ensuring commonality of testing functions between upgrades (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.12 Assist in development and/or review of theory, doctrine, vision and policies.

1.5.2.13 Provide long-range space and Information Assurance (IA) planning and strategy support. Primary support is to the Space Planning and Requirements System (SPRS) and includes support to required working groups and support for the development of military visions, implementation strategies, and plans.

1.5.2.14 Provide expertise on information assurance related topics and perform detailed studies, analyses, and operational concepts, as required (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.15 Perform analysis and evaluate changes in threat, requirements, system environments, science, technology, and resource allocation to determine technological and programmatic impacts on military systems and potential changes to military policies (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.16 Develop and execute operational plans (OPLANS), assessment of methodology and assessment collection, conduct, and analysis on OPLANs (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.17 Develop, evaluate, and document cost effective alternatives needed to meet military requirements based upon funding constraints and new technology developments (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.18 Provide detailed assessments of future operational capabilities through the development of a technology nodal analysis plan that highlights the critical path for emerging technologies (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.19 Provide expertise on space related topics and perform detailed studies, analyses, and operational concepts, as required (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.20 Provide support in the review and evaluation of technology availability for far-term space system concepts. The Contractor shall identify the far-term space technologies required to support capability and architecture development and operation. These technologies shall be linked in parametric form to mission requirements. The Contractor shall review technology development planning efforts and support commands in prioritizing and advocating required technologies (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.21 Provide analysis and support to command for the development of war games. War fighting seminar and war game development may include development of regional scenarios, orders of battle and capabilities, and event stimulators.

1.5.2.22 Provide professional, technical and analytical assistance in support of exercise evaluations, experiments, tests, and Joint Warrior Interoperability Demonstrations (JWIDs) utilizing DoD and national space and IA systems. In-depth knowledge and detailed understanding of Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities (TENCAP), space support for tactical applications, and Joint Staff directives regarding conduct of Special Projects (SPs) involving space systems is required.

1.5.2.23 Assist commands in analyzing the use of civil, commercial, and allied spacecraft programs and launch systems to augment DoD space systems. The Contractor shall also assist in collecting data relevant to the use of non-DoD space and IA systems, evaluate related documents, and incorporate findings into planning documents (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.24 Model, simulate and analyze military C2 systems, including Ballistic Missile Defense/Nuclear Missile Defense (BMD/NMD) integration using Government and commercially developed programs. This effort will include, long-term and quick reaction evaluations and analysis (to include, but not limited to, the use of computer models and simulations) of proposed changes to military systems and the effects on mission architectures and planning documents (CDRL A003).

1.5.2.25 Provide professional, technical and analytical support to NetCentric and Network Operations and Network warfare responsibilities. Specifically, the tasks support the ability to analyze national strategic plans, programs, and portfolio activities in support of Global Information Grid (GIG) Information Assurance Portfolio (GIAP), Joint Net-Centric Operations (JNO) Capability Portfolio Manager (CPM), and other planning and portfolio management activities. Determines the operational impact across the GIG of funding, portfolio and program changes in Net-Centric, Information Assurance and Network Operation areas.

1.5.2.26 Observe development test and evaluation (DT&E), operational tests (OT), initial operational test and evaluation (IOT&E), and follow-on operational test and evaluation (FOT&E) tests as system certification representative to observe elements of the USSTRATCOM systems and force development evaluations (FDEs) as performed by AFWA.

1.5.3 Engineering and Technical Services Tasks. Contractor shall support the program office during the acquisition cycle by providing such services as systems engineering and technical guidance to ensure the effective operation and maintenance of a weapon system or major system or provide direct support of a weapon system that is essential to research, development, production, operation, or maintenance of the system. Contractor shall support performance of the following requirements:

1.5.3.1 Participate in engineering design reviews, technical working groups, test planning meetings, configuration control boards (CCBs), configuration audits, and other technical interchange meetings (TIMs) relating to military systems, and support USSTRATCOM systems technical integrity review teams (CDRL A001, A003, A005).

1.5.3.2 Assist in establishing and maintaining engineering guidance and policies through technical analysis that will facilitate interoperability and/or standardization between military systems.

1.5.3.3 Examine mission systems to include hardware, software, firmware, communications, and procedures to identify weaknesses, vulnerabilities, or technical characteristics to ensure integrity and technical performance.

1.5.3.4 Review and evaluate new subsystems specifications, integration plans, and logistic support plans. Provide engineering guidance for interface plans. Provide interface recommendations to ensure future systems properly integrate the new systems into military missions and architectures. Ensure new systems are logistically supportable. Evaluate program plans to ensure compatibility in and between the mission areas, and to ensure architectural and technical integration requirements are met (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.5 Provide quick reaction, time critical, and short duration system engineering support. Support development of integration and interoperability requirements and projects involving military architectures. Provide system expertise and support to develop military architectural and integration products, and update and incorporate changes to architectures and other planning and security documents. This effort will include long term and quick reaction projects and analyses of proposed changes on military systems and the effects on mission architectures and planning/security documents.

1.5.3.6 Develop, maintain, and conduct the configuration management (CM) audit checklist for verification of compliance to CM policies and procedures. Establish and maintain the auditing criteria for high-risk systems where results will improve overall system management. Use of metric data is appropriate. Collect and maintain CM metric data on the performance of CM policy and procedures. Establish criteria on the efficiency of CM for use by Headquarters staffs and senior leadership. Identify processes where resource expenditures and quality of service improvements are feasible (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.7 Advise, design, assemble, install, integrate, and test changes to military systems as a result of a Government sustainment engineering task. Prepare, update and maintain current military systems documentation to maintain configuration control. Update associated interface control documents, drawings, technical orders, provisioning documents, spares, and other logistic support analysis (LSA) documentation (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.8 Review changes in DoD, military, USSTRATCOM, component, and supporting agency policies, standards and regulations for impact to existing and proposed CM guidance. Identify changes that must meet ITW/AA CCB and USSTRATCOM oversight bodies.

1.5.3.9 Verify the inclusion and adequacy of interface control documents requirements during system development and maintenance.

1.5.3.10 Review interface control documents, programming plans, and civil engineering plans to ensure integrity and technical performance. Create and maintain engineering drawings and diagrams, as appropriate, to ensure integrity and technical performance.

1.5.3.11 Create and maintain databases. May include, but is not limited to, use in geographical information systems (GIS) exploitation.

1.5.3.12 Develop software modules to support studies, analysis, and test efforts. Modules may include, but are not limited to, models of the integration of the USSTRATCOM systems, cost benefit and cost-risk models, and prototype or demonstration modules for use in military missions.

1.5.3.13 Provide system engineering and integration support for baseline definition, and baseline documentation maintenance. Assist in auditing baseline modifications and upgrades to military missions, their architectures, and implementation plans (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.14 Provide technical integration, engineering research, and architecture support to enable the creation and updating of DoD system architectures, initial capability documents (ICDs), capability development documents, capability production documents, mission area systems references, engineering-guidance (standards, technical architectures, handbooks, specifications, engineering tenets) documents, master plans, and top-level drawings (TLDs) (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.15 Provide end-to-end technical support (integration, interoperability, engineering research, architecture analysis, and evaluation). This support shall document technical analysis upon which the customer can base development and update of technical policies, system level integration, mission area system references, interoperability guidance (including the Command and Control Technical Architecture), certification criteria, operational, system and technical architectures, engineering guidance, configuration management, master plans, and TLDs (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.16 Define and establish technical interface guidance for the operational requirements, plans, and specification documents for new subsystems or enhancements to the existing mission subsystems which effect interoperability and/or standardization.

1.5.3.17 Provide technical engineering support for the specification, development, evaluation, testing, and enhancement of new or existing subsystems of military missions.

1.5.3.18 Review and evaluate the technical engineering interface requirements to ensure compliance with directed architectures and technical interface requirements within and between mission areas, and between systems and applicable external networks/facilities, and programs. Recommend appropriate actions with other Government agencies to resolve any identified integrity impacts.

1.5.3.19 Provide systems engineering and research to develop C4 summaries for approval and submission to higher headquarters.

1.5.3.20 Perform technical analysis to support the update of various mission area documentation such as ITW/AA architectures, C4 summaries, capstone documents, concepts of operation, communications references, mission area system references and TLDs.

1.5.3.21 Ensure operational capability needs, engineering criteria, design concepts, specifications, and test plans meet USSTRATCOM systems architecture requirements and interface standards.

1.5.3.22 Verify designs and implementations of protocols and message conversion methods used on USSTRATCOM System interfaces are in accordance with governing standards or ICDs. Update communications test unit (CTU) to meet new requirements. Test sets shall be developed or alternate test capabilities shall be evaluated as required by system changes to test and evaluate the protocols of various ITW/AA System interfaces. Provide updates to the test equipment operator manuals. Conduct tests on USSTRATCOM system communications data circuits, as required.

1.5.3.23 Assist in the development of test media used to test the ITW/AA System, TES, and shared early warning (SEW). Update and maintain software for test tools. Using existing test tools, develop comprehensive scenarios with sets of predicted results to perform regression and requirements testing during OT&E.

1.5.3.24 Write standard change forms (SCFs) whenever subsystem deficiencies are identified which adversely impact system integrity or system performance. Review Incident Reports (IRs) and version content notifications (VCNs) for potential impact on theater event systems (TES) or ITW/AA systems (CDRL A004).

1.5.3.25 Develop test concept plans and procedures to support end-to-end technical performance testing. Provide support for test execution. This support will include data collection from all test participants.

1.5.3.26 Analyze, assess, and report on all system requirements and characteristics determining if all critical operational issues, measures of evaluations, and measures of performance are satisfactorily performed (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.27 Plan and document system level tests designed to exercise and/or stress elements of an entire mission area. The tests may be conducted in conjunction with network operational exercises (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.28 Support the development and execution of test plans and procedures which shall support evaluation of components compliance with architectures, vulnerabilities, and identification of interoperability deficiencies. Analyze the results and support evaluation of the findings.

1.5.3.29 Review requirements and specifications of new subsystems to ensure adequate simulation and test capabilities, properly located and timed operational historical recordings, and flexible system clocks to accommodate scenario inputs with varying times.

1.5.3.30 Support scenario modifications, development, and implementation.

1.5.3.31 Perform technical and engineering support for enhancement of USSTRATCOM intelligence support architectures; develop intelligence system implementation strategies; provide engineering and technical support enhancing intelligence connectivity to USSTRATCOM and its regions; provide technical assessments of nationally developed intelligence capabilities and their potential for enhancing support to USSTRATCOM missions (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.32 Perform intelligence planning in support of development of the CDR USSTRATCOM IPL. Review national and command-unique intelligence system dependencies and interfaces for improvement of operational mission connectivity.

1.5.3.33 Support USSTRATCOM efforts in reconnaissance and surveillance and information assurance mission area analysis activity.

1.5.3.34 Collaborate with other unified commands, services, and defense agencies on intelligence support issues.

1.5.3.35 Provide technical expertise for the development and implementation of the command’s computer network defense, exploitation and attack (CND/E/A) missions. Develop CND/E/A education and training requirements and courses (CDRL A003).

1.5.3.36 Collaborate with other unified commands, services, defense agencies, and national/federal CI and law enforcement entities on CI support issues.

1.5.3.37 Provide multidiscipline CI (MDCI)/counterterrorism (CT) analytical support and technical expertise.

1.5.4 Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL). The Contractor shall provide deliverables as specified in the basic contract and in the task order performance work statement (TO PWS).

CDRL / TITLE

A001: Progress Report / Program Progress Report and Quarterly Management Review.

A002: Conference Minutes / Meeting Minutes and Trip Reports

A003: Service Engineering Reports / Technical Reports

A004: Standard Change Form

A005: Presentation Material / Briefing Material

A007: Generic CDRL. Reserved for specific task order requirements that need additional

CDRL information – to be updated by customer.

A008: Technical Reports / Socio-Economic Report (Mandatory on all task orders)

A009: Funds and Man-Hours Expenditure Report (Mandatory on all task orders)

1.5.4.1 The Contractor shall schedule a quarterly consolidated Program Management Review (PMR) that summarizes the results of all information required in the monthly progress reports to include work performed, the type and amount of effort (man-hours), expenses incurred, deliverables completed, work in progress, percentage of annual effort expended by effort, problems encountered, recommended solutions, and work planned during the next reporting period. The Progress Report shall include a cumulative running total of effort expended in performance of the contract. The Contractor shall develop and update a "next quarter" schedule of all Contractor products to be delivered to the Government, and shall present it at the quarterly PMR. Required format for the report is identified on CDRL A009 (CDRL A001, A005, A008, A009).

1.5.4.2 The Contractor shall maintain monthly records that summarize all work performed, type and amount of effort, expenses, deliverables, etc., and make these records easily accessible for QAP review upon request (normally, no less than monthly) (CDRL A001, A002, A008, A009).

1.5.4.3 The Contractor shall provide a non-classified meeting facility (to accommodate at least 50 people) that will satisfy requirements for appropriate conferences, meetings, working groups, and Quarterly PMRs. The Contractor shall conduct and host such meetings. The overall Contractor's facility clearance required is TOP SECRET. In addition, the Contractor may need to provide an SCI-cleared work area capable of document storage, and holding meetings to discuss specific requirements of individual task orders. The facility must be located within the Omaha, NE, area, unless otherwise indicated in individual task orders. Access will be required to cleared facilities, including, but not limited to, the Joint Information Operations Warfare Center (JIOWC), Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF). The Contractor may be precluded from award of task order if unable to comply with AFI 31-601, Industrial Security Program Management, and obtain access to sensitive compartmented information (SCI) at time of award.

1.5.4.4 The Contractor shall attend and participate in meetings, briefings, and technical interchange meetings (TIMs) in order to provide the joint review of assigned activities, action items, schedule resource expenditures, and joint discussion of any technical and/or administrative problems incurred. The Contractor shall prepare and present necessary information and data, produce minutes, as well as recommended solutions to problems (CDRL A002, A005).

1.5.4.5 The Contractor shall maintain and develop test analysis tools to automate analysis and keep current tools with test data collection requirements. The Contractor shall prepare test reports, to include Quick Look reports, interim reports of analysis progress, discrepancy/anomaly reports with recommended standard change forms (SCFs), and a final/formal test report. The Contractor shall present test results briefing (CDRL A003, A004).

1.5.4.6 The Contractor shall examine mission systems to include hardware, software, firmware, communications, and procedures to identify weaknesses, vulnerabilities, or technical characteristics to ensure integrity and technical performance (CDRL A003).

1.5.5 Management Requirements.

1.5.5.1 General. The Contractor’s organization shall be established with authority to effectively accomplish the management and development objectives of the PWS. Individual organization assignments shall be identified to facilitate the identification of a single point of contact for Government managers in all major areas of…