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Sheet1

WBS LevelWBSWBS Element DescriptionTask OrderCLINWBS TypeApp
Number
11SEWS II Operations, Maintenance & Support (OM&S) Contract
21.1Program Management and IntegrationSummary
31.1.1C-1 Program Management and Integration0022, 1022Control Account8242
31.1.2C-2 Program Management and Integration0026, 1026Control Account8242
31.1.3C-3 Program Management and Integration0030, 1030Control Account8242
31.1.4C-4 Program Management and Integration0034, 1034Control Account8242
31.1.5C-7 Program Management and Integration0038, 1038Control Account8242
31.1.6E-1 Program Management and Integration0042, 1042Control Account8242
31.1.7P-3 Program Management and Integration0046, 1046Control Account8242
31.1.8P-4 Program Management and Integration0050, 1050Control Account8242
31.1.9U.S. Program Management and Integration0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
21.2Systems EngineeringSummary
31.2.1Systems Engineering SupportSummary
41.2.1.1C-1 Systems Engineering Support0022, 1022Control Account8242
41.2.1.2C-2 Systems Engineering Support0026, 1026Control Account8242
41.2.1.3C-3 Systems Engineering Support0030, 1030Control Account8242
41.2.1.4C-4 Systems Engineering Support0034, 1034Control Account8242
41.2.1.5C-7 Systems Engineering Support0038, 1038Control Account8242
41.2.1.6E-1 Systems Engineering Support0042, 1042Control Account8242
41.2.1.7P-3 Systems Engineering Support0046, 1046Control Account8242
41.2.1.8P-4 Systems Engineering Support0050, 1050Control Account8242
41.2.1.9U.S. Funded Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Summary3400
51.2.1.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.1.9.2EUCOM SA/SDF Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.1.9.3EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.1.9.4PACOM SA/SDF Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.1.9.5PACOM P1 (USFJ) Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.1.9.6PACOM P2 (USFK) Systems Engineering Support0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.1.10U.S. R&D Systems Engineering SupportSummary3600
51.2.1.10.1U.S. R&D Systems Engineering Labor0008, 1008, 2008, 3008, 4008Control Account3600
51.2.1.10.2U.S. R&D Systems Engineering Equipment0010, 1010, 2010, 3010, 4010Control Account3600
31.2.2Cybersecurity/Information Assurance (IA)Summary
41.2.2.1C-1 Cybersecurity0022, 1022Control Account8242
41.2.2.2C-2 Cybersecurity0026, 1026Control Account8242
41.2.2.3C-3 Cybersecurity0030, 1030Control Account8242
41.2.2.4C-4 Cybersecurity0034, 1034Control Account8242
41.2.2.5C-7 Cybersecurity0038, 1038Control Account8242
41.2.2.6E-1 Cybersecurity0042, 1042Control Account8242
41.2.2.7P-3 Cybersecurity0046, 1046Control Account8242
41.2.2.8P-4 Cybersecurity0050, 1050Control Account8242
41.2.2.9U.S. Funded CybersecuritySummary3400
51.2.2.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF Cybersecurity0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.2.9.2EUCOM SA/SDF Cybersecurity0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.2.9.3EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Cybersecurity0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.2.9.4PACOM SA/SDF Cybersecurity0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.2.9.5PACOM P1 (USFJ) Cybersecurity0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.2.2.9.6PACOM P2 (USFK) Cybersecurity0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
21.3Mission System SustainmentSummary
31.3.1SEWS Centralized Distribution Facility (CDF) OperationsSummary
41.3.1.1C-1 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0022, 1022Control Account8242
41.3.1.2C-2 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0026, 1026Control Account8242
41.3.1.3C-3 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0030, 1030Control Account8242
41.3.1.4C-4 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0034, 1034Control Account8242
41.3.1.5C-7 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0038, 1038Control Account8242
41.3.1.6E-1 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0042, 1042Control Account8242
41.3.1.7P-3 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0046, 1046Control Account8242
41.3.1.8P-4 SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0050, 1050Control Account8242
41.3.1.9U.S. SEWS Operations 24/7 Monitoring0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
31.3.2Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary
41.3.2.1C-1 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.1.1C-1 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0022, 1022Control Account8242
51.3.2.1.2C-1 Surge Equipment & Consumables0025, 1025Control Account8242
41.3.2.2C-2 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.2.1C-2 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0026, 1026Control Account8242
51.3.2.2.2C-2 Surge Equipment & Consumables0029, 1029Control Account8242
41.3.2.3C-3 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.3.1C-3 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0030, 1030Control Account8242
51.3.2.3.2C-3 Surge Equipment & Consumables0033, 1033Control Account8242
41.3.2.4C-4 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.4.1C-4 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0034, 1034Control Account8242
51.3.2.4.2C-4 Surge Equipment & Consumables0037, 1037Control Account8242
41.3.2.5C-7 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.5.1C-7 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0038, 1038Control Account8242
51.3.2.5.2C-7 Surge Equipment & Consumables0041, 1041Control Account8242
41.3.2.6E-1 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.6.1E-1 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0042, 1042Control Account8242
51.3.2.6.2E-1 Surge Equipment & Consumables0045, 1045Control Account8242
41.3.2.7P-3 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.7.1P-3 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0046, 1046Control Account8242
51.3.2.7.2P-3 Surge Equipment & Consumables0049, 1049Control Account8242
41.3.2.8P-4 Maintenance and Support ServicesSummary8242
51.3.2.8.1P-4 Maintenance and Support Services Labor0050, 1050Control Account8242
51.3.2.8.2P-4 Surge Equipment & Consumables0053, 1053Control Account8242
41.3.2.9U.S. Maintenance and Support Services LaborSummary3400
51.3.2.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.2.9.2EUCOM SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.2.9.3EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.2.9.4PACOM SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.2.9.5PACOM P1 (USFJ) Maintenance and Support Services Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.2.9.6PACOM P2 (USFK) Maintenance and Support Services Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
41.3.2.10U.S. Funded Consumables0007, 1007, 2007, 3007, 4007Control Account3400
31.3.3On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
41.3.3.1C-1 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.1.1C-1 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0022, 1022Control Account8242
51.3.3.1.2C-1 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0023, 1023Control Account8242
41.3.3.2C-2 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.2.1C-2 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0026, 1026Control Account8242
51.3.3.2.2C-2 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0027, 1027Control Account8242
41.3.3.3C-3 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.3.1C-3 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0030, 1030Control Account8242
51.3.3.3.2C-3 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0031, 1031Control Account8242
41.3.3.4C-4 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.4.1C-4 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0034, 1034Control Account8242
51.3.3.4.2C-4 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0035, 1035Control Account8242
41.3.3.5C-7 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.5.1C-7 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0038, 1038Control Account8242
51.3.3.5.2C-7 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0039, 1039Control Account8242
41.3.3.6E-1 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.6.1E-1 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0042, 1042Control Account8242
51.3.3.6.2E-1 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0043, 1043Control Account8242
41.3.3.7P-3 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.7.1P-3 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0046, 1046Control Account8242
51.3.3.7.2P-3 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0047, 1047Control Account8242
41.3.3.8P-4 On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary
51.3.3.8.1P-4 On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0050, 1050Control Account8242
51.3.3.8.2P-4 On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0051, 1051Control Account8242
41.3.3.9U.S. Funded On-Site OM&S and TrainingSummary3400
51.3.3.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.2CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.3EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.4EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.5EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.6EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.7PACOM SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.8PACOM SA/SDF On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.9PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.10PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.11PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site OM&S and Training Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.3.9.12PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site OM&S and Training Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
31.3.4On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
41.3.4.1C-1 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.1.1On-Site Technician Labor0022, 1022Control Account8242
51.3.4.1.2On-Site Technician Travel0023, 1023Control Account8242
41.3.4.2C-2 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.2.1On-Site Technician Labor0026, 1026Control Account8242
51.3.4.2.2On-Site Technician Travel0027, 1027Control Account8242
41.3.4.3C-3 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.3.1On-Site Technician Labor0030, 1030Control Account8242
51.3.4.3.2On-Site Technician Travel0031, 1031Control Account8242
41.3.4.4C-4 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.4.1On-Site Technician Labor0034, 1034Control Account8242
51.3.4.4.2On-Site Technician Travel0035, 1035Control Account8242
41.3.4.5C-7 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.5.1On-Site Technician Labor0038, 1038Control Account8242
51.3.4.5.2On-Site Technician Travel0039, 1039Control Account8242
41.3.4.6E-1 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.6.1On-Site Technician Labor0042, 1042Control Account8242
51.3.4.6.2On-Site Technician Travel0043, 1043Control Account8242
41.3.4.7P-3 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.7.1On-Site Technician Labor0046, 1046Control Account8242
51.3.4.7.2On-Site Technician Travel0047, 1047Control Account8242
41.3.4.8P-4 On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary
51.3.4.8.1On-Site Technician Labor0050, 1050Control Account8242
51.3.4.8.2On-Site Technician Travel0051, 1051Control Account8242
41.3.4.9U.S. Funded On-Site Technician/EngineerSummary3400
51.3.4.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.2CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.3EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.4EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.5EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.6EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.7PACOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.8PACOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.9PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site Technician/Engineer Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.10PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site Technician/Engineer Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.11PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site Technician/Engineer Labor0005, 1005, 2005, 3005, 4005Control Account3400
51.3.4.9.12PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site Technician/Engineer Travel0006, 1006, 2006, 3006, 4006Control Account3400
21.4Projects (Non-Severable)Summary
31.4.NProject NSummary
41.4.N.1Program ManagementSummary
41.4.N.2Systems Engineering ProjectsSummary
51.4.N.2.1Systems Engineering SupportSummary
51.4.N.2.2Cybersecurity/Information Assurance (IA)Summary
41.4.N.3Mission System ProjectsSummary
51.4.N.3.1C-1 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.1.1C-1 Project Services & Product Labor0022, 1022Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.1.2C-1 Project Travel0023, 1023Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.1.3C-1 Equipment & Consumables0024, 1024Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.2C-2 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.2.1C-2 Project Services & Product Labor0026, 1026Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.2.2C-2 Project Travel0027, 1027Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.2.3C-2 Equipment & Consumables0028, 1028Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.3C-3 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.3.1C-3 Project Services & Product Labor0030, 1030Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.3.2C-3 Project Travel0031, 1031Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.3.3C-3 Equipment & Consumables0032, 1032Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.4C-4 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.4.1C-4 Project Services & Product Labor0034, 1034Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.4.2C-4 Project Travel0035, 1035Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.4.3C-4 Equipment & Consumables0036, 1036Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.5C-7 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.5.1C-7 Project Services & Product Labor0038, 1038Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.5.2C-7 Project Travel0039, 1039Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.5.3C-7 Equipment & Consumables0040, 1040Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.6E-1 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.6.1E-1 Project Services & Product Labor0042, 1042Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.6.2E-1 Project Travel0043, 1043Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.6.3E-1 Equipment & Consumables0044, 1044Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.7P-3 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.7.1P-3 Project Services & Product0046, 1046Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.7.2P-3 Project Travel0047, 1047Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.7.3P-3 Equipment & Consumables0048, 1048Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.8P-4 Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.8.1P-4 Project Services & Product0050, 1050Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.8.2P-4 Project Travel0051, 1051Control Account8242
61.4.N.3.8.3P-4 Equipment & Consumables0052, 1052Control Account8242
51.4.N.3.9U.S. Funded Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.9.1U.S. Funded Project Services/Product Labor0015 or 0016 or 0017Control Account3080
61.4.N.3.9.2U.S. Funded Project Services/Product Travel0018Control Account3080
61.4.N.3.9.3U.S. Equipment Upgrade0019Control Account3080
51.4.N.3.10U.S. Funded Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.10.1U.S. Funded Project Services/Product Labor0011 or 0012 or 0013Control Account3400
61.4.N.3.10.2U.S. Funded Project Services/Product Travel0014Control Account3400
61.4.N.3.10.3U.S. Equipment Replacement0007, 1007, 2007, 3007, 4007Control Account3400
51.4.N.3.11U.S. Funded Project Services & ProductSummary
61.4.N.3.11.1U.S. Funded Project Services/Product Labor0008, 1008, 2008, 3008, 4008Control Account3600
61.4.N.3.11.2U.S. Funded Project Services/Product Travel0009Control Account3600
61.4.N.3.11.3U.S. Equipment Replacement0010Control Account3600
21.5Transition
31.5.1FMS TransitionSummary
41.5.1.1FMS Transition Labor0003Control Account8242
41.5.1.2FMS Transition Travel0004Control Account8242
31.5.2U.S. Funded TransitionSummary
41.5.2.1U.S. Funded Transition Labor0001Control Account3400
41.5.2.2U.S. Funded Transition Travel0002Control Account3400

Sheet2

WBS LevelWBS NumberTitleDefinitionBOE
11SEWS II Contract
21.1Program Management and IntegrationThis WBS element captures the labor for planning, organization, direction, and approval actions necessary to accomplish overall program objectives, and management required for oversight of the sustainment contract; it includes resources necessary for Program Management, Finance, Scheduling, Risk Management, Quality Assurance, Control/Cost Account Management, Security, Safety, Human Resources and Contracts/Sub-Contracts. (NOTE: It does not include Program Management costs related to projects let under separate Task Orders.) All costs within this WBS shall be cost shared on a monthly basis across all associated TOs/DOs based on a percentage of technical hours worked. Activities include all PM-type labor necessary to:

- Maintain compliance with requirements of the ITAR, guidance from SAF/IA, guidance from applicable FDO, Foreign Clearance Guide, and foreign country entry and exit requirements

- Establish and document sustainment processes to include distinct planning, assessment, and decision-making, ensuring these processes encompass appropriate systems engineering, testing, familiarization training, design, implementation, and evaluation

- Implement and perform risk management

- Provide formal and informal deliverables

- Participate in review meetings (e.g., weekly review, quarterly CPMR)

- Submit documents for FDO approval (as required)

- Host, maintain and manage an unclassified Integrated Data Environment (IDE)

31.1.1C-1 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.2C-2 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.3C-3 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.4C-4 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.5C-7 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.6E-1 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.7P-3 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.8P-4 Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
31.1.9US Program Management and IntegrationPM resources as defined above cost shared across all associated TOs/DOs based on the percentage of technical hours worked.Yes
21.2Systems Engineering and Sustainment
31.2.1Systems Engineering SupportThis WBS element captures the labor for systems engineering support through the employment of disciplined processes in planning, architecting, requirements management, design, integrated risk management, configuration management (CM), data management, interface management, decision analysis, test and evaluation, and verification and validation.

Activities include all Systems Engineering (SE)-type labor categories necessary to:

- D3o include all phases of SEW system integration and test.

- Participate in the overall system architecture, integration, and sustainment of the SEW system, to include patching, upgrading, evolving, standardizing, and normalizing the system architecture and technical baseline (documentation and artifacts) while providing required capabilities.

- Perform comprehensive studies, tests, demonstrations, quick-look reports, and evaluations to support research and test, risk reduction, system evolution, synchronization, improvements, and adaptations efforts to integrate current technologies and modernize the SEW system.

- Monitor all inputs and outputs to ensure system integrity in addition to conduct daily recordings of events and look for any discrepancies of overall system performance.

- Develop, maintain, and evolve the SEW System test capabilities through interface management (e.g., interfaces to integrated test environments, live data feeds) and engineering test support to include maintenance and operation of the ITF used for activities such as equipment build, soak, and test (developmental, operational integration, and cybersecurity).

- Support system data integrity certification testing, configure the tests, run the tests, and record test data, and may perform test injections from the CDF over the SEWS architecture in support of testing.

- Support for Operational Acceptance testing, Verification and Validation (V&V), Force Development Evaluation (FDE), Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) testing, and the conduct of external agency subsystem, component, or software field evaluations.

- Recordings and Analysis (e.g., conduct daily recordings of real-world events from the ITF and look for any discrepancies of overall system performance, analyze and provide explanations/recommendations, etc.)

- Participate in Government engineering events [e.g., Engineering Review Boards (ERB)]

- Participate in working groups [e.g., Profile Working Groups (PWG), Covariance Working Groups (CWG), and health checks]

- Support of Missile Defense Agency (MDA) activities

- Execute FMS Cases to ensure correct system unique implementation

- Establish process to ensure Operational Safety, Suitability, and Effectiveness (OSS&E) objectives are met

- Assist the independent National Security Agency (NSA)/Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Trusted Agent [Independent Verification & Validation (IV&V)/System Test & Evaluation (ST&E)] NOTE: SE costs for modernization projects are not included in this element and will be collected in each project’s appropriate WBS element

41.2.1.1C-1 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to C-1.Yes
41.2.1.2C-2 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to C-2.Yes
41.2.1.3C-3 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to C-3.Yes
41.2.1.4C-4 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to C-4.Yes
41.2.1.5C-7 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to C-7.Yes
41.2.1.6E-1 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to E-1.Yes
41.2.1.7P-3 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to P-3.Yes
41.2.1.8P-4 Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to P-4.Yes
41.2.1.9US Funded Systems Engineering SupportRoll-up of 1.2.1.9.1 thru & 1.2.1.9.6Yes
51.2.1.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to CENTCOM SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.1.9.2EUCOM SA/SDF Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to EUCOM SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.1.9.3EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.1.9.4PACOM SA/SDF Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to PACOM SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.1.9.5PACOM P1 (USFJ) Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to PACOM P1 (USFJ) Systems.
51.2.1.9.6PACOM P2 (USFK) Systems Engineering SupportSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 that are directly attributable to PACOM P2 (USFK) Systems.
51.2.1.10U.S. R&D Systems Engineering SupportRollup of SE R&D efforts 1.2.2.10.1 and 1.2.1.10.2 to investigate new technologies and identify major system improvements. Procure R&D equipment, configure and test within the ITF for possible operational use. Support Missile Defense Agency (MDA) exercise planning meetings and exercise testing.Yes
51.2.1.10.1U.S. R&D Systems Engineering LaborSE resources as defined in 1.2.1 and 1.2.1.10 that are directly attributable to U.S. R&D labor

5 1.2.1.10.2 U.S. R&D Systems Engineering Equipment SE resources as defined in 1.2.1 and 1.2.1.10 that are directly attributable to U.S. R&D Equipment.

41.2.2.1C-1 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to C-1.Yes
41.2.2.2C-2 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to C-2.Yes
41.2.2.3C-3 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to C-3.Yes
41.2.2.4C-4 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to C-4.Yes
41.2.2.5C-7 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to C-7.Yes
41.2.2.6E-1 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to E-1.Yes
41.2.2.7P-3 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to P-3.Yes
41.2.2.8P-4 CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 directly attributable to P-4.Yes
41.2.2.9US Funded CybersecurityRoll-up of 1.2.2.9.1 thru 1.2.2.9.6Yes
51.2.2.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 that are directly attributable to CENTCOM SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.2.9.2EUCOM SA/SDF CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 that are directly attributable to EUCOM SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.2.9.3EUCOM NATO SA/SDF CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 that are directly attributable to EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.2.9.4PACOM SA/SDF CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 that are directly attributable to PACOM SA/SDF Systems.
51.2.2.9.5PACOM P1 (USFJ) CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 that are directly attributable to PACOM P1 (USFJ) Systems.
51.2.2.9.6PACOM P2 (USFK) CybersecurityCybersecurity labor resources as defined in 1.2.2 that are directly attributable to PACOM P2 (USFK) Systems.
21.3Mission System Operations, Maintenance, and SupportRoll-up of the labor necessary to conduct the work described in 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.3, and 1.3.4
31.3.1SEWS Centralized Distribution Facility (CDF) OperationsThis WBS element captures the labor hours necessary to conduct the functions listed below (does not include Systems Engineer or IA/Cybersecurity labor categories). This activity occurs prior to any identification of specific customer. All costs within this WBS shall be cost shared across all associated operational TOs receiving 24/7/365 support from the SEWS CDF. Costs will be cost shared monthly based on percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.X.:

- CDF facility operations/management to include open/close facility, operational system monitoring, communication line monitoring outage reporting to maintenance team for resolution and system availability metrics collection & reporting. - Perform 24/7 monitoring (e.g. after hours monitoring of equipment/communications circuits to meet system availability and performance requirements 24x7x365) and log all trouble tickets in IDE database - System outage reporting including notifying the Government of all planned outages and critical/non-critical outages. Provide daily and weekly reports on system status, outages and system availability - Communications Security (COMSEC) account duties. Coordinate COMSEC actions with installation COMSEC office, maintain inventory, perform periodic crypto key/rekey, interface with COMSEC custodians at SEWS sites

41.3.1.1C-1 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.2C-2 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.3C-3 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.4C-4 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.5C-7 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.6E-1 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.7P-3 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.8P-4 SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
41.3.1.9US SEWS Operations 24/7 MonitoringLabor required for 24/7 Monitoring and CDF facility operation as defined in 1.3.1 above. All costs shall be cost shared across all TOs requiring SEWS CDF & Monitoring support based on the percentage of technical hours worked in WBS 1.3.2.XYes
31.3.2Maintenance and Support ServicesThis WBS element captures the labor necessary to conduct the functions listed below (does not include Systems Engineer or Cybersecurity labor categories). This activity occurs after any identification of specific customer problem:

- Preventative maintenance to include conducting daily site checks and communication with US and foreign technicians/operators to ensure systems are operational at all times. Establish sustainment processes, participate in meetings, etc.

- Respond to system outages identified by CDF Operations or U.S., COCOM, COCOM-sponsored partner, or FMS partner (e.g., maintenance/troubleshooting of equipment and communications circuits, activities to meet system availability/performance requirements, on-call support, use of vendor support, interfacing with help desks, performing O-Level sustainment, maintenance, and troubleshooting of communications equipment, coordinating trouble ticket closure)

- External coordination-interface with external stakeholders when necessary as defined in SEWS OV-4

- CDF Exercise support. Provide exercise planning support at meetings workshops and conferences. Support exercise/test injects to test SEW systems and distant end operator exercises and training, analyze results and reconfigure SEW systems before and after exercise.

- Integrated Logistics Support; create and maintain an Integrated Logistics Support Plan (ILSP), prepare and conduct monthly Integrated Logistics Support Working Group, maintain and deliver complete inventory of all equipment, software, warranties/maintenance agreements, licenses, spares, including equipment model, quantity and location. Perform sparing analysis and obsolescence management, procure and manage all equipment, warranties, support agreements and hardware/software licenses. Maintain/manage depot storage facilities, provide packaging, handling, storage & transportation (PHS&T) services for all equipment and spares. Shipments will be completed in accordance with instructions provided on task orders within required timelines and in accordance with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Perform equipment demilitarization and disposition in accordance with Government instructions

41.3.2.1C-1 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-1.Yes
51.3.2.1.1C-1 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-1.
51.3.2.1.2C-1 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-1.
41.3.2.2C-2 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-2.Yes
51.3.2.2.1C-2 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-2.
51.3.2.2.2C-2 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-2.
41.3.2.3C-3 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-3.Yes
51.3.2.3.1C-3 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-3.
51.3.2.3.2C-3 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-3.
41.3.2.4C-4 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-4.Yes
51.3.2.4.1C-4 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-4.
51.3.2.4.2C-4 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-4.
41.3.2.5C-7 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-7.Yes
51.3.2.5.1C-7 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-7.
51.3.2.5.2C-7 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to C-7.
41.3.2.6E-1 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to E-1.Yes
51.3.2.6.1E-1 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to E-1.
51.3.2.6.2E-1 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to E-1.
41.3.2.7P-3 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to P-3.Yes
51.3.2.7.1P-3 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to P-3.
51.3.2.7.2P-3 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to P-3.
41.3.2.8P-4 Maintenance and Support ServicesRoll-up of labor and equipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to P-4.Yes
51.3.2.8.1P-4 Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to P-4.
51.3.2.8.2P-4 Surge Equipment & ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to P-4.
41.3.2.9U.S. Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to US support.Yes
51.3.2.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to CENTCOM SA/SDF support.
51.3.2.9.2EUCOM SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to EUCOM SA/SDF support.
51.3.2.9.3EUCOM NATO SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to EUCOM NATO SA/SDF support.
51.3.2.9.4PACOM SA/SDF Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to PACOM SA/SDF support.
51.3.2.9.5PACOM P1 (USFJ) Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to PACOM P1 (USFJ) support.
51.3.2.9.6PACOM P2 (USFK) Maintenance and Support Services LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to PACOM P2 (USFK) support.
41.3.2.10U.S. Funded ConsumablesEquipment resources as defined in 1.3.2 directly attributable to US funded Consumable supplies for equipment repairs/replacement to support all US-funded COCOMS and sites. Annual maintenance agreements, software licenses, and warranties purchased after initial procurementYes
31.3.3On-Site OM&S and TrainingThis WBS element captures all costs related to on-site OM&S activities to include OM&S within the CDF. This includes pre-trip actions/planning, Sustainment & Training and Emergency On-site Support trip preparatory activities (e.g., develop site specific list of sustainment activities, manage SEWS training products, obtain FDO approval of documents to be provided to a foreign customer, participate in trip planning meetings, coordinate travel plans and expense reports), post-trip reports, routine site equipment/software maintenance & patches, crypto re-key, cybersecurity upgrades, site surveys, site relocations, operational integration testing, system testing/certification support, redline technical baseline artifacts, physical configuration audit(inventory) of the operational system, non-operational system and spares, anti-virus updates, client and server back-ups and exercise support. Travel funding and travel labor hours necessary to conduct the On-Site Operations Maintenance and Support (OM&S) and Training functions are included on Table 3 of applicable PWS. With Government direction, perform Emergency On-Site Sustainment Support (EOSS), COCOM Health Checks and Exercise Support travel as identified on Table 3 of applicable PWS. In addition, support unplanned trips (emergency and other urgent travel) as required and funded with Time & Material CLINs. Prepare and conduct familiarization training at U.S. COCOM, COCOM-sponsored sites as specified in Table 3 of applicable PWS. Provide copies of User's Manuals and TDP training materials as specified in applicable PWS
41.3.3.1C-1 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-1.Yes
51.3.3.1.1C-1 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-1.
51.3.3.1.2C-1 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to C-1.
41.3.3.2C-2 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-2.Yes
51.3.3.2.1C-2 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-2.
51.3.3.2.2C-2 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to C-2.
41.3.3.3C-3 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-3.Yes
51.3.3.3.1C-3 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-3.
51.3.3.3.2C-3 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to C-3.
41.3.3.4C-4 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-4.Yes
51.3.3.4.1C-4 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-4.
51.3.3.4.2C-4 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to C-4.
41.3.3.5C-7 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-7.Yes
51.3.3.5.1C-7 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to C-7.
51.3.3.5.2C-7 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to C-7.
41.3.3.6E-1 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to E-1.Yes
51.3.3.6.1E-1 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to E-1.
51.3.3.6.2E-1 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to E-1.
41.3.3.7P-3 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to P-3.Yes
51.3.3.7.1P-3 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to P-3.
51.3.3.7.2P-3 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to P-3.
41.3.3.8P-4 On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to P-4.Yes
51.3.3.8.1P-4 On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to P-4.
51.3.3.8.2P-4 On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to P-4.
41.3.3.9U.S. Funded On-Site Training and OM&SRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.3.3.9.1 thru 1.3.3.9.12 directly attributable to US support.Yes
51.3.3.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to CENTCOM SA/SDF support.
51.3.3.9.2CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded CENTCOM SA/SDF travel.
51.3.3.9.3EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to EUCOM SA/SDF support.
51.3.3.9.4EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded EUCOM SA/SDF travel.
51.3.3.9.5EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to EUCOM NATO SA/SDF support.
51.3.3.9.6EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded EUCOM NATO SA/SDF travel.
51.3.3.9.7PACOM SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to PACOM SA/SDF support.
51.3.3.9.8PACOM SA/SDF On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded PACOM SA/SDF travel.
51.3.3.9.9PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to PACOM P1 (USFJ) support.
51.3.3.9.10PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded PACOM P1 (USFJ) travel.
51.3.3.9.11PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site Training and OM&S LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.3.3 directly attributable to PACOM P2 (USFK) support.
51.3.3.9.12PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site Training and OM&S TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded PACOM P2 (USFK) travel.
31.3.4On-Site Technician/EngineerThis WBS element provides the travel, labor, and other direct costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer assigned in country to provide on-site support including system sustainment, technical support, troubleshooting, familiarization training and other day-to-day activities as required including CDF exercises, test and system certification support, software upgrades, in-theater exercises, support of OM&S trips to SEWS sites
41.3.4.1C-1 On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.1.1On-Site Technician LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.1.2On-Site Technician TravelPlaceholder
41.3.4.2C-2 On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.2.1On-Site Technician LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.2.2On-Site Technician TravelPlaceholder
41.3.4.3C-3 On-Site Technician/EngineerRoll-up of travel, labor, and other direct costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer as defined in 1.3.4 directly attributable to C-3.Yes
51.3.4.3.1On-Site Technician LaborLabor and other direct costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer as defined in 1.3.4 directly attributable to C-3 (C-3 & C-7 cost share labor for one OSE 20%/80% respectively)
51.3.4.3.2On-Site Technician TravelTravel costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer directly attributable to C-3.
41.3.4.4C-4 On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.4.1On-Site Technician LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.4.2On-Site Technician TravelPlaceholder
41.3.4.5C-7 On-Site Technician/EngineerRoll-up of travel, labor, and other direct costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer as defined in 1.3.4 directly attributable to C-7.Yes
51.3.4.5.1On-Site Technician LaborLabor and other direct costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer as defined in 1.3.4 directly attributable to C-7. (C-3 & C-7 cost share labor for one OSE 20%/80% respectively)
51.3.4.5.2On-Site Technician TravelTravel costs of the On-Site Technician/Engineer directly attributable to C-7.
41.3.4.6E-1 On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.6.1On-Site Technician LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.6.2On-Site Technician TravelPlaceholder
41.3.4.7P-3 On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.7.1On-Site Technician LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.7.2On-Site Technician TravelPlaceholder
41.3.4.8P-4 On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.8.1On-Site Technician LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.8.2On-Site Technician TravelPlaceholder
41.3.4.9US Funded On-Site Technician/EngineerPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.1CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.2CENTCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer TravelPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.3EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.4EUCOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer TravelPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.5EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.6EUCOM NATO SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer TravelPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.7PACOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.8PACOM SA/SDF On-Site Technician/Engineer TravelPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.9PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site Technician/Engineer LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.10PACOM P1 (USFJ) On-Site Technician/Engineer TravelPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.11PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site Technician/Engineer LaborPlaceholder
51.3.4.9.12PACOM P2 (USFK) On-Site Technician/Engineer TravelPlaceholder
31.4.NProject NPlaceholder
21.5Transition Task OrderThis WBS element captures the labor and travel costs incurred during the transition period associated with transitioning from the current OM&S contractor to the new OM&S contractor. Transition will be 50/50 cost shared between U.S. funded and FMS cases
31.5.1FMS TransitionRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.5 directly attributable to FMSYes
41.5.1.1FMS Transition LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.5 directly attributable to FMS
41.5.1.2FMS Transition TravelTravel costs directly attributable to FMS
31.5.2U.S. Funded TransitionRoll-up of labor and travel resources as defined in 1.5 directly attributable to U.S.Yes
41.5.2.1U.S. Funded Transition LaborLabor resources as defined in 1.5 directly attributable to US support
41.5.2.2U.S. Funded Transition TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded travel
41.5.2.2U.S. Funded Transition TravelTravel costs directly attributable to US funded travel

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