ETA2025PreSolicitation Extended Description.pdf
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This document is a Pre-Solicitation Extended Description for a federal contract opportunity. The scope of the contract is to provide the G-7 Directorate with a wide range of support in areas such as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) modernization, innovation, test and evaluation (T&E), data literacy, and program management. The contract will include a base year and four 12-month option years. Key requirements include providing strategic modernization support, technology engagement, and assistance with modernization and innovation initiatives. The contract will require expertise across labor categories such as Senior Advisor/Program Manager, Technical Advisor, Data Visualization Specialist, Program Administration Specialist, and Senior/Mid-Level Test Engineers. Optional labor categories include Data Analyst, Technical Advisor I/II, and Operations Research/Systems Analysis. The contracting agency is the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal.
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ETA EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
5.1.2. The PM and the COR shall convene, by the 15th of each month, a monthly Contract Activity and Status
Meeting with the Technical/Training Point of Contact (TPOC), and other key Government stakeholders and provide minutes of these meetings.
5.1.3 The contractor shall prepare documents as needed and ensure they are correct in form, format, content, and proper English IAW with AR 25-50 and upload these documents to the shared drive, databases, and/or knowledge management portals within two business days of the task or as specified by the Government. This task is associated with all labor categories.
Deliverable A012 – Periodic Meeting Minutes and Correspondence
5.1.4 The contractor shall produce draft documents, reports, and or briefing slides, as needed, facilitate
Army/DoD/IC synchronization meetings, briefings, and demonstrations and attend meeting/briefings as directed and provide immediate feedback as well as meeting minutes within two business days. This task is associated with all labor categories.
Deliverable A013 - Technical Support/Project Support and Planning
5.2 Labor Categories and Descriptions:
5.2.1 General ETA Requirements:
5.2.2 Project Coordination and Task Outline: This section provides a detailed outline of tasks and subtasks required to fulfill the overall objectives of this contract, ensuring comprehensive technical and project support.
5.2.3 Senior Advisor/Program Manager.
5.2.3.1 Task 1 – Strategic Modernization: Contractor shall support INSCOM ACOS G-7, the Command’s priorities and Lines of Efforts through subject matter expertise, consultation, and technical support to assist the Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the multidiscipline Intelligence spectrum IAW and in compliance with Intelligence Community (IC), Department of Defense (DoD), Army, INSCOM and all other applicable rules, regulations, processes and procedures. This position will provide advice on programs, plan, and technologies from a strategic perspective. Assist in shaping improvements to the operational environment utilizing critical and creative thinking.
Deliverable A011 – Evaluate Current or Emerging Technologies
5.2.3.1.1 Sub-Task. Provide consultative services throughout the INSCOM organization, as well as inter-departmentally to technical groups or organizations at a level of style, grammar, organization and technical construction expected at an executive level. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions to Army Intelligence and Security Enterprise, support DOTmLPF-P processes, Army Modernization and
Transformation efforts and identify business impacts to senior leaders across the organization.
5.2.3.1.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall assist with development of the INSCOM G-7 input and coordination of
Strategic Plans, Army Campaign Plans, Army Intelligence Master Plans, Organizational Structure
Development, Manpower Reporting, Program Objective Memorandum, and development of acquisition packets. This requirement may include contractor designed and contractor lead proof of concept pilots related to potential INSCOM Quick Reaction Capabilities (QRCs).
5.2.3.2 Task 2 – Technology Engagement: Provide consultation and technical support to assist the
Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the multidiscipline Intelligence spectrum IAW and in compliance with DoD, Army, INSCOM and all other applicable rules, regulations, processes and procedures.
5.2.3.2.1 Sub-Task. Produce technical documents of processes and procedures that support technology engagement and assessment as well as assessments or pilots of software and hardware intensive systems and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project
Management Lifecycle. Facilitate DoD/IC synchronization technical exchange meetings, briefings, and demonstrations, provide meeting minutes, briefing slides and/or technical documents.
5.2.3.2.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall manage Industry and IC engagement leading to identification of relevant technical solutions for INSCOM Capability Gaps and support and planning towards future projects.
Collaborate with analysts, collectors, and leaders throughout the INSCOM, DoD, and the IC to facilitate the exchange of intelligence information as necessary in fulfillment of INSCOM production. System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW DoD Army and IC directives and Architecture framework that meet
Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) process completed in timeframe stated by
Government. This requirement may include contractor designed and contractor lead proof of concept pilots related to potential INSCOM QRCs.
5.2.3.3 Task 3 – Modernization and Innovation: Contractor shall assist with development and maintenance of the INSCOM G-7 knowledge Management, System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW IC, DoD and Army directives and Architecture framework that meet DoDAF process completed in timeframe stated by Government.
5.2.3.3.1 Sub-Task. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions to Army Intelligence and Security Enterprise, support DOTmLPF-P processes, Army Modernization and Transformation efforts and identify business impacts to senior leaders across the organization.
5.2.3.4 Task 4 – Provide management, direction, administration, quality assurance, and leadership of the execution of contract.
5.2.3.4.1 Sub-Task. Contractor shall monitor and manage the overall performance of the work being performed IAW the PWS. Contractor will work with the COR and Directorate leadership to ensure that the effort is meeting all contract requirements. In cases where vacancies or issues with the contract arise, the
Program Manager will work with the government to determine the best path forward. The name of this person and an alternate who shall act for the contractor when the manager is absent shall be designated in writing to the contracting officer. The program manager or alternate shall have full authority to act for the contractor on all contract matters relating to daily operation of this contract. The contract manager or alternate shall be available between 0730 to 1630, Monday thru Friday except Federal holidays or when the government facility is closed for administrative reasons
5.2.4 Technical Advisor III.
5.2.4.1 Task 1 – Strategic Modernization: Contractor shall support INSCOM ACOS G-7, the Command’s priorities and Lines of Efforts through subject matter expertise, advisement, and technical support to assist the Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the multidiscipline Intelligence spectrum IAW and in compliance with Intelligence Community (IC), Department of Defense (DoD), Army, INSCOM and all other applicable rules, regulations, processes and procedures. Technical Advisors will focus on Aerial/Space, Terrestrial, Architecture, Cyber and Electronic
Warfare (EW) and Data Literacy areas as it relates to the Command’s and the Directorate’s mission focus areas.
5.2.4.1.1 Sub-Task. Provide consultative services throughout the INSCOM organization, as well as inter-departmentally to technical groups or organizations at a level of style, grammar, organization and technical construction expected at an executive level. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions
5.2.4.1.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall assist with development of the INSCOM G-7 input and coordination of
Development, Manpower Reporting, Program Objective Memorandum, and development of acquisition packets. This requirement may include contractor designed and contractor lead proof of concept pilots
5.2.4.2 Task 2 – Technology Engagement: Provide consultation and technical support to assist the
Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the
5.2.4.2.1 Sub-Task. Produce technical documents of processes and procedures that support technology engagement and assessment as well as assessments or pilots of software and hardware intensive systems and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project
5.2.4.2.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall manage Industry and IC engagement leading to identification of relevant technical solutions for INSCOM Capability Gaps and support and planning towards future projects.
Collaborate with analysts, collectors, and leaders throughout the INSCOM, DoD, and the IC to facilitate the exchange of intelligence information as necessary in fulfillment of INSCOM production. System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW DoD Army and IC directives and Architecture framework that meet
DoDAF process completed in timeframe stated by Government. This requirement may include contractor designed and contractor lead proof of concept pilots related to potential INSCOM QRCs.
5.2.4.3 Task 3 – Modernization and Innovation: Contractor shall assist with development and maintenance of the INSCOM G-7 knowledge Management, System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW IC, DoD and Army directives and Architecture framework that meet DoDAF process completed in timeframe stated by Government. Contractor shall assist and oversee G-7 upskilling and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project Management Lifecycle. Contractor shall provide a team capable of supporting Innovation and Modernization efforts within the directorate and command.
5.2.4.3.1 Sub-Task. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions to Army Intelligence
5.2.5 Data Visualization Specialist.
5.2.5.1 Task 1. Contractor shall provide a Data Visualization Specialist support to the G-7 directorate to assist in transforming complex data into actionable insights. This specialist is responsible for analyzing large datasets from various sources such as sensor data, intelligence reports, and operational data, interpreting trends, patterns, and anomalies to support decision-making.
5.2.5.2 Task 2. Design and create interactive visualizations, dashboards, and reports using tools like Tableau, Power BI, or custom-built visualization tools to present data effectively. Collaborate with intelligence analysts, data scientists, and military personnel as required to understand data needs and translate complex analytical results into clear, concise visual formats. Integrate data from multiple sources to provide a comprehensive view while ensuring data quality, consistency, and security, especially in classified environments.
5.2.5.3 Task 3. The specialist provides training and support to end-users on the effective use of visualization tools and develops documentation and best practices for data visualization within the organization. By staying updated with the latest trends and technologies in data visualization, they apply innovative solutions to improve existing processes and develop new visualization techniques to enhance the understanding of complex data, thereby significantly contributing to enhanced decision-making, increased efficiency, and driving modernization efforts through the adoption of cutting-edge visualization methodologies.
5.2.6 Program Administration Specialist.
5.2.6.1 Task 1. The contractor shall provide administrative support to the G-7 front office by providing business operational activities. The contractor shall coordinate and schedule official meetings, briefings, conferences, and travel with the requesting organization that is conducting the event, synchronizing calendars and key leader visits and demonstrations.
5.2.6.2 Task 2. The contractor shall prepare documents as needed and ensure they are correct in form, format, content, and proper English IAW with AR 25-50 and upload these documents to the shared drive, databases, and/or knowledge management portals within two business days of the task or as specified by the
Government. The contractor shall be knowledgeable in the Defense Travel Program, Microsoft 365 applications, ETMS 2 (Task Management Tool) and be prepared to accept additional duties as necessary to execute front office, directorate and organizational tasks.
5.2.7 Senior Test Engineer (System Evaluator).
5.2.7.1 Task 1. Contractor is entrusted with the assessment and system evaluation support for INSCOM MI and cyber capabilities, ensuring operational excellence in intelligence missions. The contractor's responsibilities encompass the critical analysis of system requirements for testability, the formulation of a strategic Test and Evaluation (T&E) strategy, and the diligent monitoring of test events to report on the systems' effectiveness, suitability, and survivability. Must possess a deep understanding of T&E methodologies, military intelligence operations, exceptional analytical skills, and the ability to communicate complex technical data effectively. The position requires travel to various test sites and operational areas, and the contractor must be adaptable to high-stress situations and responsive to rapidly evolving scenarios.
Deliverable A014 – Test & Evaluation Report
5.2.8 Senior Test Engineer.
5.2.8.1 Task 1. The contractor shall implement test and evaluation solutions across the INSCOM, G-7
Capability Evaluation Center by providing automated, manual, end-to-end, virtual, physical, and hardware-in-the-loop testing. The contractor shall review all system/capability requires and make recommendations regarding their completeness, accuracy and ability to be tested. Contractor shall create, document, and execute test plans and procedures in support of acquisition, development, and/or integration of assigned capabilities in accordance with DoD, Army, and INSCOM guidance.
5.2.8.2 Task 2. The Senior Test Engineer conducts component and system testing according to system evaluation and/or test plans to include designing, implementing and executing automated testing utilizing special purpose hardware and software, such as firewalls, IDS/IPS, diagnostic and data capture systems.
Deep knowledge of building and utilizing automated test harnesses and scripting languages like Python, Shell scripting, or Java is essential for this position. Extensive experience with establishing Linux environments
(workstation and servers) is required. Reviews and validates test plans to ensure coverage, automation, and data collection requirements for accuracy and completeness.
5.2.8.3 Task 3. The contractor shall conduct manual and automated testing to include writing and updated automated testing scripts and harnesses. The Senior Test Engineer shall analyze tests results and identifies issues, defects, and opportunities for improvement. The contractor shall identify and effectively communicate results, quality risks, and provide mitigation recommendations. The Senior Test Engineer shall provide informal test and evaluation training based on DoD, Army, and Industry best practices to INSCOM G-7 test and evaluation personnel. The ideal candidate will also possess strong leadership qualities, guiding a team of test engineers and collaborating with other stakeholders to drive strategic decisions and continuous process improvement. The Contractor must be able to obtain and maintain access to National Security Agency Spaces and Information Technology systems.
5.2.9 Mid Test Engineer.
5.2.9.1 Task 1. The contractor shall implement test and evaluation solutions across the INSCOM, G-7
Capability Evaluation Center by providing automated, manual, end-to-end, virtual, physical, and hardware-in-the-loop testing. The contractor shall review all system/capability requires and make recommendations regarding their completeness, accuracy and ability to be tested. The Contractor shall create, document, and execute test plans and procedures in support of acquisition, development, and/or integration of capabilities in accordance with DoD, Army, and INSCOM guidance.
5.2.9.2 Task 2. The contractor conducts component and system testing according to system evaluation and/or test plans to include designing, implementing and executing automated testing utilizing special purpose hardware and software, such as firewalls, IDS/IPS, diagnostic and data capture systems. Proficiency in building and utilizing automated test harnesses and scripting languages like Python, Shell scripting, or Java is essential for this position. Experience with establishing Linux environments (workstation and servers) is required. Creates test plans to ensure adequate coverage and testing of system/capability requirements, automation, and data collection requirements for accuracy and completeness. The contractor shall conduct manual and automated testing to include writing and updated automated testing scripts and harnesses. The contractor shall analyze test artifacts and detail findings in detailed, written report.
5.2.9.3 Task 3. The contractor shall identify and effectively communicate test results, quality issues, risks, and provide mitigation recommendations. The contractor shall provide informal test and evaluation training based on DoD, Army, and Industry best practices to INSCOM G-7 test and evaluation personnel. The ideal candidate will also possess strong leadership qualities, guiding a team of test engineers and collaborating with other stakeholders to drive strategic decisions and continuous process improvement. The Contractor must be able to obtain and maintain access to National Security Agency Spaces and Information Technology systems.
5.2.10 Data Analyst (Option).
5.2.10.1 Task 1. Contractor shall provide data analyst support at Fort Belvoir, VA. The contractor will have a strong background in data analysis, statistical modeling, and visualization techniques, with the ability to translate complex data into actionable insights for stakeholders.
5.2.10.2 Task 2. Responsibilities will include collecting, cleaning, and analyzing data from various sources to uncover trends, patterns, and opportunities for improvement. Utilize visualizations, dashboards, and reports using tools like Tableau, Power BI, or custom-built visualization tools to present data effectively. Proficiency in programming languages such as Python or R, as well as experience with SQL and data manipulation tools like Pandas, is essential for this role. The Data Analyst will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to support decision-making processes and drive data-driven strategies across the organization.
5.2.11 Technical Advisor I (Option).
5.2.11.1 Task 1 – Strategic Modernization: Contractor shall support INSCOM ACOS G-7, the Command’s priorities and Lines of Efforts through subject matter expertise, advisement, and technical support to assist the Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the multidiscipline Intelligence spectrum IAW and in compliance with Intelligence Community (IC), Department of Defense (DoD), Army, INSCOM and all other applicable rules, regulations, processes and procedures. Technical Advisors will focus on Aerial/Space, Terrestrial, Architecture, Cyber and Electronic
Warfare (EW) and Data Literacy areas as it relates to the Command’s and the Directorate’s mission focus
5.2.11.1.1 Sub-Task. Provide consultative services throughout the INSCOM organization, as well as inter-departmentally to technical groups or organizations at a level of style, grammar, organization and technical construction expected at an executive level. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions
5.2.11.1.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall assist with development of the INSCOM G-7 input and coordination of
Development, Manpower Reporting, Program Objective Memorandum, and development of acquisition packets. This requirement may include contractor designed and contractor lead proof of concept pilots
5.2.11.2 Task 2 – Technology Engagement: Provide consultation and technical support to assist the
Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the
5.2.11.2.1 Sub-Task. Produce technical documents of processes and procedures that support technology engagement and assessment as well as assessments or pilots of software and hardware intensive systems and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project
5.2.11.2.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall manage Industry and IC engagement leading to identification of relevant technical solutions for INSCOM Capability Gaps and support and planning towards future projects.
Collaborate with analysts, collectors, and leaders throughout the INSCOM, DoD, and the IC to facilitate the exchange of intelligence information as necessary in fulfillment of INSCOM production. System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW DoD Army and IC directives and Architecture framework that meet
5.2.11.3 Task 3 – Modernization and Innovation: Contractor shall assist with development and maintenance of the INSCOM G-7 knowledge Management, System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW IC, DoD and Army directives and Architecture framework that meet DoDAF process completed in timeframe stated by Government. Contractor shall assist and oversee G-7 upskilling and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project Management Lifecycle. Contractor shall provide a team capable of supporting Innovation and Modernization efforts within the directorate and
5.2.11.3.1 Sub-Task. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions to Army Intelligence
5.2.12 Technical Advisor II (Option).
5.2.12.1 Task 1 – Strategic Modernization: Contractor shall support INSCOM ACOS G-7, the Command’s priorities and Lines of Efforts through subject matter expertise, advisement, and technical support to assist the Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the multidiscipline Intelligence spectrum IAW and in compliance with Intelligence Community (IC), Department of Defense (DoD), Army, INSCOM and all other applicable rules, regulations, processes and procedures. Technical Advisors will focus on Aerial/Space, Terrestrial, Architecture, Cyber and Electronic
Warfare (EW) and Data Literacy areas as it relates to the Command’s and the Directorate’s mission focus
5.2.12.1.1 Sub-Task. Provide consultative services throughout the INSCOM organization, as well as inter-departmentally to technical groups or organizations at a level of style, grammar, organization and technical construction expected at an executive level. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions
5.2.12.1.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall assist with development of the INSCOM G-7 input and coordination of
Development, Manpower Reporting, Program Objective Memorandum, and development of acquisition packets. This requirement may include contractor designed and contractor lead proof of concept pilots
5.2.12.2 Task 2 – Technology Engagement: Provide consultation and technical support to assist the
Government in planning, executing and maintaining emerging capability programs and projects across the
5.2.12.2.1 Sub-Task. Produce technical documents of processes and procedures that support technology engagement and assessment as well as assessments or pilots of software and hardware intensive systems and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project
5.2.12.2.2 Sub-Task. Contractor shall manage Industry and IC engagement leading to identification of relevant technical solutions for INSCOM Capability Gaps and support and planning towards future projects.
Collaborate with analysts, collectors, and leaders throughout the INSCOM, DoD, and the IC to facilitate the exchange of intelligence information as necessary in fulfillment of INSCOM production. System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW DoD Army and IC directives and Architecture framework that meet
5.2.12.3 Task 3 – Modernization and Innovation: Contractor shall assist with development and maintenance of the INSCOM G-7 knowledge Management, System Design and engineering documents shall be IAW IC, DoD and Army directives and Architecture framework that meet DoDAF process completed in timeframe stated by Government. Contractor shall assist and oversee G-7 upskilling and implement best practice planning, risk mitigation, and strategic support spanning the full Project Management Lifecycle. Contractor shall provide a team capable of supporting Innovation and Modernization efforts within the directorate and
5.2.12.3.1 Sub-Task. Contractor shall convey relevant concepts and their contributions to Army Intelligence
5.2.13 Operations Research/Systems Analysis (ORSA) (Option).
5.2.13.1 Task 1. Subtasks. Contractor shall provide ORSA support at Fort Belvoir, VA. The contractor will have a solid background in mathematics, statistics, and optimization techniques, with experience in applying
ORSA methodologies to complex problems. Responsibilities will include analyzing data, modeling scenarios, and providing insights to support strategic planning and resource allocation. Proficiency in analytical tools such as MATLAB, R, or Python, as well as experience with simulation software and decision support systems, is essential for this role.
5.2.13.2 Task 2. The ORSA analyst will collaborate closely with stakeholders to identify opportunities for improvement, develop models, and recommend solutions that optimize our operations and drive organizational success. Experience with Military Intelligence, Modernization, and Test and Evaluation is preferred.
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