SOW Part 3

DRAFT

2.0 Requirements

2.1 ISR Systems Management Integration.

2.1.1 Wing Web Application Development and operations: The XC web application development team provides support to the 480 ISR WG to meet the Air Forces ISR mission requirements with special emphasis on the DCGS/Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination System (PEDS) Operations.

Contractor shall:

- Manage website database design, implementation, integration, content management, planning, documentation, Graphical User Interface (GUI) design, troubleshooting and 24 x 7 support for Unified Collections Operations Reporting Network (UNICORN) and Management Information System Tool (MIST).

- Must advance the weapon system through quick development and fielding of web application tools.

- Update/modify the UNICORN system, MIST, Automated User Management (AUM), and the 480th ISR WG Tasking Toolset along with related web programs.

- Ensure that newly created programs used by the 480th ISR WG are maintained and developed to industry standards and should not delay process and response time.

- Works closely with the XC Program Managers to ensure all the needs of the Wing and the DCGS are met.

- Provide quick response to capabilities submitted by users and approved by the Wing for incorporation into the application to allow flexibility to the overall weapon system capability.

2.1.1.1 Deliverables. Application changes, Database diagrams, web service APIs and technical documentation. Monthly reports, meeting minutes and trip reports

2.1.1.2 Required skills and qualifications.

· Three (3) years experience in AF DCGS weapon system and its associated communications architectures and systems connectivity

2.1.2. Integration and Technical Support. The contractor will support the customer by providing the Air Force with expert advice, assistance and guidance in planning, testing and systems integration for intelligence systems and networks integrated with the weapon system.

This Engineering and Technical Services is in support of the AF DCGS intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) mission.

Contractor shall:

- Plan, test, implement and integrate systems (IAS, ISSE Guard, AFINTNET, JWICS, CENTRIX and CENTAUR) and capabilities that are external applications that interface with the AF DCGS architecture, focusing on global war fighting operations and weapon system support in intelligence applications for operations; training and exercise activities, products and support; mission planning products and support; automated data systems; emerging systems and technical evaluations.

- Develop concepts and capabilities to enhance ISR data exploitation, intelligence production, dissemination activities, and operational support.

2.1.2.1. Deliverables: Monthly reports, meeting minutes and trip reports

2.1.2.2 Required skills and qualifications

None

2.2 ISR Communications Systems Integration and Engineering

2.2.1 Communications Systems Integration and Engineering. Provide communications systems integration and engineer support to 480 ISR WG and associated organizations to meet the Air Forces ISR mission requirements with special emphasis on the DCGS/PEDS Operations.

Contractor shall:

- Provide system engineering, collection of data from local and outlying subordinate locations and supported external organizations

- Assist in the development of baseline and future architectures; identify new IT requirements and participate in multiple Integrated Product Teams (IPTs)

- Review all AF DCGS Engineering and Configuration Management packages submitted as changes to the baseline for impact to 480 ISR WG operations; perform an engineering analysis of new requirements; provide engineering support for ISR communications circuits; make recommendations for design changes and provide detailed engineering assessment for Weapon System expansion to ensure the Wing has the required operational capabilities to meet the tasking assigned to the 480 ISR WG and the AF DCGS Enterprise in general.

2.2.1.1 Deliverables. Deliverables include, studies, analyses, scenarios and mission operations materials, concept papers, operational plans, vision documents, operating instructions, mission/unit status reports, Commander’s briefings

2.2.1.2 Required skills and qualifications

None

2.3.1 Wing Lead Engineer. Wing Lead Engineer provides support to 480th ISR Wing and external organizations to meet the Air Forces mission requirements.

Contractor shall:

- Provide system engineering, collection of data from local and outlying subordinate locations and supported external organizations

- Assist in the development of baseline and future architectures; identify new IT requirements and participate in multiple Integrated Product Teams (IPTs),

- Develop and review engineering packages submitted as changes to the baseline/ perform engineering analysis of new requirements, provide engineering support of network communications circuits and provide detailed engineering assessment for facility expansion to ensure the Wing has the required facility space to accommodate projected growth relative to accepted equipment for approved tasking and expanded operations.

- Validate all documentation required by governing Configuration Control Boards (CCBs) and Security agencies that is required to interface with local and national agencies including (but not limited to) ACC, DISA, NIMA, NSA, NRO, DIA, AFRCO and Air Staff in order to develop and document interface solutions.

- Provide oversight of all Network, System Integration Management, and Comm Engineers assigned to the 480th ISR Wing and for the preparation and delivery of all contract related documentation related to their tasking.

2.3.1.1 Deliverables. Deliverables include, but are not limited to, studies, analyses, scenarios and mission operations materials, concept papers, operational plans, vision documents, operating instructions, mission/unit status reports, Commander’s briefing, monthly reports, meeting minutes and trip reports.

2.3.1.2 Required skills and qualifications

None

2.4 Web Integration, Architecture, Management, and Development Support.

2.4.1 The contractor is responsible for maintaining and assuring the proper operation of the Wing’s Internets, Intranets and web pages, and Communities of Practice IAW AFI 33-129. The contractor will address technical and administrative issues of the websites in support of the staff focused on website design and content. Additionally, the contractor will provide support as outlined below to 480 ISR WG and subordinate units.

Contractor shall:

· Oversee the administration, maintenance and resolve technical problems of all 480 ISR WG Internet and Intranet websites on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, JWICS, NSANet, and coalition networks.

· Consult with all administrative and operational departments to coordinate ongoing updates and maintenance of the websites; serve as point person for all Wing personnel in creating and maintaining processes/procedures for information installed on the web servers, training staff on the use of the Content Management Systems and troubleshooting problems; collaborating with Systems personnel, program staff and Wing-wide working group to troubleshoot, test and oversee the launch of new website products.

· Design web sites, add and modify web parts

· Assist Government with technology improvements and problem resolution Maintain responsibility for the content and security of the information posted on 480th ISRW and associated unit’s public and private Web pages/sites, including the Air Force Portal

· Ensure a process (consistent with AFI 33-129) is in place to establish and maintain Internet Release Packages (IRP) for 480th ISRW Web sites.

· Ensure For Official Use Only (FOUO) information is properly protected and not posted on public Web sites.

· Ensure public Web sites comply with privacy policies regarding restrictions on persistent and third party cookies, and add appropriate privacy and security notices at major Web site entry points and Privacy Act statements or Privacy Advisories when collecting information.

· Maintain appointment letters for Wing Web Masters and Web Page Maintainers.

· Post information to the web server.

· Establish a process for Web Page Maintainers to submit web pages and ensure compliance with established style, content, and security guidelines.

· Prevent user access to web sites under construction. Serve as Wing Content Manager IAW AFI 33-129 to oversee all organizational pages on the Air Force Portal and other 480th web instantiations and oversee all 480th ISR WG and subordinate units’ Web Page Maintainers, Information Providers, Group/Unit Content Managers and Content Providers as outlined in AFI 33-129 to include appointment and training of individuals and accomplishment of duties/responsibilities.

· Coordinate/publish content management guide to address all content areas of 480th current web instantiations

· Coordinate/publish policy to supplement AFI 33-129 to include local policy guidance for Air Force Portal content management and publishing.

· Enable and facilitate use of collaborative capabilities such as web-based technologies including advanced white boarding, groupware, and discussion forum.

· Ensure websites comply with foreign releasability guidance

· Deploy/maintain the COIC/DART SharePoint server to the AF network and list the address in SIPRNET Domain Name Services (DNS); migrate Sharepoint files to COIC CFN Sharepoint servers

2.4.2 Required skills and qualifications

· Must be DoD 8570 compliant

· Must have two (2) years of experience developing web based applications utilizing software tools: Cold Fusion, HTML, and SQL