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GAP CIE
Sustainment
Demonstration Day
26 March 2013
UNCLASSIFIED
Agenda
• Welcome/Administrative
• ROE
• PMO Remarks—Mr. George Beck
• Contract Information—Mr. Lee Smales
• FMO Remarks—Mr. Mark Fiala
• System Demo/DR Demo—Mr. Mike Fischer/Mr.
Bruce Van Zuiden
Welcome/Administrative
• Purpose
• To demonstrate current GAP CIE capabilities to industry
• Escorted Visitors
• Required to wear yellow badges
• May not visit other USSTRATCOM Offices
• No cell phones, recorders, flash drives, 2-way pagers, etc.
• Restrooms
• Located to the left as you come in the theater entrance
• Fire Alarm
• Exit through theater entrance doors and proceed to Field
House parking lot
ROE
Questions
• Only “Basic” / “Straight-forward” questions will be answered
• Questions requiring in depth answers need to be submitted in writing no later than 5 April 2013 to smalesl@stratcom.mil
• Questions and Answers will be posted to FedBizOpps
No note taking during classified portions of the presentation
• GAP-CIE Demo
• DR Demo
Program Management Office Mr. George Beck
ISPAN Program Description
ISPAN supports OPLAN 8010, Strategic Deterrence and Global Strike
•Mission Planning and Analysis System (MPAS):
Force Application-Nuclear and Conventional target weaponeering
•Global Adaptive Planning Collaborative Information Environment (GAP CIE): Command and Control: Global C2 adaptive planning (contingency and crisis action) system in a web-enabled, net-centric service oriented architecture (SOA) collaborative environment
•ISPAN is the DoD Program of Record for Joint Course of Action (COA) development at the COCOM/strategic level (JROCM 016-09)
Operator: USSTRATCOM Mission: The missions of US Strategic Command are: to deter attacks on US vital interests, to ensure US freedom of action in space and cyberspace, to deliver integrated kinetic and non-kinetic effects to include nuclear and information operations in support of
US Joint Force Commander operations, to synchronize global missile defense plans and operations, to synchronize regional combating of weapons of mass destruction plans, to provide integrated surveillance and reconnaissance allocation recommendations to the SECDEF, and to advocate for capabilities as assigned.
ISPAN Program Overview
Block 1
– MPAS and GAP CIE Sustainment; FOC July 2010
Increment 2 (ACAT 1AC)
– GAP CIE development; FOC planned for November 2013
Increment 3
– Approved requirements (Inc 2/3 CDD), but not funded
Increment 4 (ACAT 1AM)
– MPAS development (FY14 – FY19)
GAP CIE Program Sponsor – Ms. Kerry Kelley, STRAT/J6
– Functional Manager – Mr. Mark Fiala, J63
MPAS Program Sponsor – Maj Gen Wilson, JFCC GS/CDR
– Functional Manager – Ms. Peggy Kowalczyk, JF6
Program Executive Officer – Mr. Steve Wert, PEO/BM
– System Program Manager – Mr. Stacy Furcini, AFLCMC/HBC
ISPAN GAP CIE // ISPAN MPAS
NIDS APS TIPS
Nuclear
Mission Planning and Analysis System
(MPAS)
Global Adaptive Planning
Collaborative Information Environment
(GAP CIE)
Info
Sharing
Enterprise Database
Command & Control
Force Application
Nuclear Targeting and
Sortie Development
Non-Nuclear, Non Kinetic
Weaponeering
Strike COI
Requirements & Standards
Network Services
COA/Effects Planning/Situational
Awareness
Weaponeered
Solutions
Requirement Drivers for DoD: USSTRATCOM OPLAN 8010 (Strategic Deterrence and Global Strike) and the Joint Operation Planning Process (JOPP)
9 Slide 9
Summary
GAP CIE designated as the DoD program of record for Joint course of action (COA) development at the COCOM/Strategic level and directed to provide this capability as a service to the enterprise
GAP CIE Increment 2 development continues to advance cutting-edge net-enabled capabilities supporting the COCOMs for Joint COA development
Increment 3 development will be accomplished with a new contract and will complete the Capabilities Development Document requirements
Contract Information Mr. Lee Smales
Current Contract Background
ISPAN A&I Contract (FA8722-04-C-0009)
Contract Type
• Cost Plus Award Fee (CPAF) / Block 1 & Sustainment
• Cost Plus Incentive Fee (CPIF) / Increment 2
ISPAN A&I Contract End Date
• April 2014
Prime Contractor
• Lockheed Martin
GAP CIE Contract Strategy
Purpose: Sustainment of GAP CIE Application
Scope
• Sustainment/Enhancement of existing capabilities
• Integration of 3rd Party products/services
• Capability needs from other COCOM users
• Inc 3 Development NOT included within scope
Organizational Conflict of Interest (OCI)
• Potential Offerors reminded to bring any potential OCI to the PCOs attention
• The sooner, the better…
• Currently no known OCIs for GAP CIE
Contract Particulars
• Contract Type
• Single Award IDIQ
• Various contract types per Delivery Order (DO)
• CPIF-PI, CPFF, CR, FFP
• DOs will be issued for each software delivery
• Contract Ceiling: $98M
• Operations & Maintenance Budget (O&M): $22.5M
• End of Year Fallout: Unknown
• Funding from COCOMs/PoRs: Unknown
• Period of Performance
• 5 year ordering period (1 Feb 14 – 31 Jan 19)
• 90 Day transition period
• Key events include staffing, Drop 21 requirement clarification, GFP
• Proposed Transition Plan incorporated into DO 001
Contract Particulars
• Rate Tables
• Established during competition
• Labor Categories/Rates will be used to estimate future DOs
• Minimal changes after contract award
• Software Delivery Cost/Quality Incentives
• Cost incentive based on traditional use of Target Cost
• Quality incentive based on the amount of rework for the delivery
• Rework defined as ALL cost to correct ALL CAT I defects during GDT&E, including integration support, ending when software is fielded
• Rework Calculation
• Total GDT&E actual costs (tracked under GDT&E WBS element) / Total target cost of the CLIN
• Fee payable after work/rework complete and actual cost accumulated and accounted for
GAP CIE Schedule
Event Date
Industry Questions/Comments Due (NLT) 5 Apr 13
RFP Release 31 May 13
Proposals Due (30 days after RFP release) 1 Jul 13
Contact Award 31 Jan 14
Transition Start 1 Feb 14
Full Performance Begins 1 May 14
Functional Management Office Mr. Mark Fiala
GAP CIE
System and DR Demonstration Mr. Mike Fischer
Mr. Bruce Van Zuiden
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