MAS - American Systems Corporation - GS35F500CA

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This document outlines a federal supply schedule contract held by American Systems Corporation. The contract provides information technology products and services across multiple special item numbers. Key offerings include cybersecurity, health IT, engineering, and consulting services. American Systems holds the contract through September 2025, and provides labor categories such as analysts, engineers, program managers, and subject matter experts located both onsite and offsite. Approved hourly rates are provided for each year of the contract through 2025 across these labor categories and locations. The contract supplies American Systems' capabilities statement and details their experience delivering solutions for command, control, communications and other domains to government customers.

American Systems Corporation Pricelist and/or Vendor Terms and Conditions for GS35F500CA, a Federal Supply Schedule awarded to American Systems Corporation, under Information Technology Schedule 70 (IT-70)

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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE

AUTHORIZED FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE FSS PRICE LIST

Online access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®. The website for GSA Advantage!® is: https://www.GSAAdvantage.gov

Schedule Title: Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) FSC Group, Part, and Section or Standard Industrial Group (as applicable):

Category: Information Technology Subcategories: IT Solutions, IT Services

Category: Professional Services Subcategories: Technical and Engineering Services (non-IT), Business Administrative Services, Training

Category: Scientific Management and Solutions Subcategory: Testing and Analysis Category: Miscellaneous Subcategory: Complementary Special Item Numbers (SINs)

FSC/PSC Code: DA01

CONTRACT NUMBER:

GS-35F-500CA

Period Covered by Contract:

September 19, 2020 – September 20, 2025

American Systems Corporation 14151 Park Meadow Drive, Suite 500

Chantilly, VA 20151 Phone: 703.968.6300

Fax: 703.968.5151 www.americansystems.com

General Services Administration Supplement #PS-0036 dated October 5, 2024

Business Size: Other than Small

Contract Administrator Erin W Ballowe / Phone: 703 -968-5068 / Email: erin.ballowe@americansystems.com

For more information on ordering go to the following website: https://www.gsa.gov/schedules.

https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ https://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ http://www.americansystems.com/ mailto:erin.ballowe@americansystems.com https://www.gsa.gov/schedules

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GSA AWARDED TERMS AND CONDITIONS

AMERICAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION

1a. TABLE OF AWARDED SPECIAL ITEM NUMBERS (SINs)

SIN Recovery SIN Description

54151HACS 54151HACSRC Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services (HACS)

54151HEAL 54151HEALRC Health Information Technology Services 54151S 54151SRC Information Technology (IT) Professional Services

518210C 518210CRC Cloud Computing and Cloud Related IT Professional Services

541519PIV 541519PIVRC Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD-12) Product and Service Components

541330ENG 541330ENGRC Engineering Services

541380 541380RC Testing Laboratories 541420 541420RC Engineering System Design and Integration Services

541715 541715RC Engineering Research and Development and Strategic Planning

541611 541611RC

Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services

611430 611430RC Professional and Management Development Training

OLM OLMRC Order-Level Materials

1b. LOWEST PRICED MODEL NUMBER AND PRICE FOR EACH SIN: See attached GSA awarded Pricelist

1c. HOURLY RATES (Services only): See attached GSA Awarded Pricelist

2. MAXIMUM ORDER*:

SIN Recovery MOT

54151HACS 54151HACSRC $500,000

54151HEAL 54151HEALRC $500,000

54151S 54151SRC $500,000

518210C 518210CRC $500,000

541519PIV 541519PIVRC $1,000,000

541330ENG 541330ENGRC $1,000,000

541380 541380RC $250,000

541420 541420RC $1,000,000

541715 541715RC $1,000,000

541611 541611RC $1,000,000

611430 611430RC $1,000,000

OLM OLMRC $100,000

3. MIMINUM ORDER: $100

4. GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE: Domestic 48 Contiguous States, District of Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Overseas Coverage

5. POINT(S) OF PRODUCTION: US

AMERICAN SYSTEMS

14151 Park Meadow Drive, Suite 500 Chantilly, VA 20151-2272 Phone: 703.968.6300 and Fax: 703.968.5151

6. DISCOUNT FROM LIST PRICES: Refer to attached Awarded Pricelist

7. QUANTITY DISCOUNT(S): None

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8. PROMPT PAYMENT TERMS: 0%, Net 30 Days

Note: Prompt payment terms must be followed by the statement "Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9. FOREIGN ITEMS: N/A

10a. TIME OF DELIVERY: To be negotiated at the task order level

10b. EXPEDITED DELIVERY: To be negotiated at the task order level

10c. OVERNIGHT AND 2-DAY DELIVERY: To be negotiated at the task order level

10d. URGENT REQUIREMENTS: To be negotiated at the task order level

11. FOB POINT: Destination

12a. ORDERING ADDRESS: Same as company address

AMERICAN SYSTEMS

14151 Park Meadow Drive, Suite 500 Chantilly, VA 20151-2272 Phone: 703.968.6300 and Fax: 703.968.5151

12b. ORDERING PROCEDURES: For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on

Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA’s) are found in FAR 8.405-3

13. PAYMENT ADDRESS: Same as company address

14. WARRANTY PROVISION: N/A

15. EXPORT PACKING CHARGES: N/A

16. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF RENTAL, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR (if applicable). N/A

17. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF INSTALLATION (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

18a. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF REPAIR PARTS: N/A

18b. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ANY OTHER SERVICES (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

19. LIST OF SERVICE AND DISTRIBUTION POINTS (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

20. LIST OF PARTICIPATING DEALERS (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

21. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (IF APPLICABLE): N/A

22a. SPECIAL ATTRIBUITES SUCH AS ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES (e.g. recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants): N/A

22b. Section 508 Compliance for ICT: If applicable, , indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available for the information and communications technology (ICT) products and services offered and show where full details can be found at: www.americansystems.com. ICT accessibility standards can be found at https://www.section508.gov/.

23. UNIQUE ENITIY IDENTIFIER (UEI): CFWRL5LXXX93

24. NOTIFICATION REGARDING REGISTRATION IN SYSTEM FOR AWARD MANAGEMENT

(SAM) DATABASE: Registered, and Registration valid to June 5, 2025 http://www.americansystems.com/ https://www.section508.gov/

American Systems Corporation GS-35F-500CA Page 4

Note: Overseas Differential Pay

The purpose of this provision is to describe how overseas differential pay will be handled on any task orders issued pursuant to Federal supply Schedule contracts for services.

Definition: Overseas differential pay includes many types of allowances, including Post (Cost of Living) Allowance, Post (Hardship) Differential, Living Quarter Allowance, Education Allowance, Foreign Per Diem, and Danger Pay Allowance. Contractor personnel may be required to perform services in areas designated by the Department of State as Danger Pay or Hardship Posts for a variety of reasons, including contingency operations, humanitarian or peacekeeping operations, military exercises and/or operations, or diplomatic missions.

The Department of State's Standardized Regulations (DSSR) provides the regulations governing allowances, differentials (i.e. Hardship Post and/or Danger Pay) and definitions for all designated areas for all U.S. Government civilian employees. The DSSR provides for additional compensation for service in foreign locations where conditions of environment differ so substantially from conditions of environment in the continental U.S. that additional compensation is warranted and necessary as a recruitment or retention incentive. For U.S. Government civilian employees, hired in the United States, these are cumulative with a maximum of 35 percent each over the basic pay.

(The cumulative maximum differential is 70 percent over basic pay, for an overall compensation of 170 percent of base pay.)

Applicability to contract performance: In order to facilitate contractor performance in areas where these differentials may be appropriate, this provision allows the use of the State Department regulations and allowances as a basis for establishing differential labor rates on task orders.

Information on current rates is available at the U.S. Department of State, Office of Allowances web site (http://aoprals.state.gov/Web920/default.asp?menu_id=95). If payment of a differential is determined appropriate by the task order contracting officer, that contracting officer may utilize any method to determine the labor rate (or additional price if pricing is based on other than labor rates) actually paid to the contractor. However, in no event shall the total price paid exceed the Schedule contract price plus the State Department compensation rate applicable to the locality in question.

Example: A task order is contemplated with performance in Kabul, Afghanistan. As of the date of the contractor’s quotation, the State Department allowance for this location is 70%. The contract rate for the labor category in question is $100.00 per hour. Therefore, the maximum allowable differential rate for that labor category would be $170.00 per hour.

http://aoprals.state.gov/Web920/default.asp?menu_id=95

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AMERICAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION

GSA Awarded Pricelist w/IFF

GS-35F-500CA

Year 6 (9/19/2020 – 9/20/2021)

Year 7 (9/19/2021 – 9/20/2022)

Year 8 (9/19/2022 – 9/20/2023)

Year 9 (9/19/2023 – 9/20/2024)

Year 10 (9/19/2024 – 9/20/2025)

SIN Labor Category Contractor or

Customer Facility

GSA

HOURLY

PRICE +

IFF

GSA

HOURLY

PRICE +

IFF

GSA

HOURLY

PRICE +

IFF

GSA

HOURLY

PRICE +

IFF

GSA

HOURLY

PRICE +

IFF

54151S;

541519PIV

Junior IT Analyst Both $63.42 $64.85 $66.31 $67.80 $69.33

54151S;

541519PIV

Mid IT Analyst Both $70.70 $72.29 $73.92 $75.58 $77.28

54151S;

541519PIV

Senior IT Analyst Both $103.23 $105.56 $107.93 $110.36 $112.84

54151S;

541519PIV

Junior Technician Both $53.49 $54.69 $55.92 $57.18 $58.47

54151S;

541519PIV

Mid Technician Both $72.59 $74.22 $75.89 $77.60 $79.34

54151S;

541519PIV

Senior Technician Both $93.33 $95.43 $97.58 $99.77 $102.02

54151S;

541519PIV

Junior Engineer Both $85.15 $87.07 $89.03 $91.03 $93.08

54151S;

541519PIV

Mid Engineer Both $100.13 $102.39 $104.69 $107.04 $109.45

54151S;

541519PIV

Senior Engineer Both $124.66 $127.47 $130.34 $133.27 $136.27

54151S;

541519PIV

Subject Matter Expert 1 Both $91.75 $93.82 $95.93 $98.09 $100.29

54151S;

541519PIV

Subject Matter Expert 2 Both $151.55 $154.96 $158.44 $162.01 $165.65

54151S;

541519PIV

Subject Matter Expert 3 Both $189.17 $193.43 $197.78 $202.23 $206.78

54151S;

541519PIV

Administrative Specialist Both $89.49 $91.50 $93.56 $95.67 $97.82

54151S;

541519PIV

Project Specialist Both $104.54 $106.89 $109.29 $111.75 $114.27

54151S;

541519PIV

Junior Program Manager Both $88.86 $90.86 $92.90 $94.99 $97.13

54151S;

541519PIV

Mid Program Manager Both $124.44 $127.24 $130.11 $133.03 $136.03

54151S;

541519PIV

Senior Program Manager Both $167.00 $170.76 $174.60 $178.53 $182.55

54151HEAL Healthcare Junior IT Analyst

Both $63.42 $64.85 $66.31 $67.80 $69.33

54151HEAL Healthcare Mid IT Analyst Both $70.70 $72.29 $73.92 $75.58 $77.28

54151HEAL Healthcare Senior IT Analyst

Both $103.23 $105.56 $107.93 $110.36 $112.84

54151HEAL Healthcare Junior Technician

Both $53.49 $54.69 $55.92 $57.18 $58.47

54151HEAL Healthcare Mid Technician Both $72.59 $74.22 $75.89 $77.60 $79.34

54151HEAL Healthcare Senior Technician

Both $93.33 $95.43 $97.58 $99.77 $102.02

54151HEAL Healthcare Junior Engineer Both $85.15 $87.07 $89.03 $91.03 $93.08

54151HEAL Healthcare Mid Engineer Both $100.13 $102.39 $104.69 $107.04 $109.45

54151HEAL Healthcare Senior Engineer Both $124.66 $127.47 $130.34 $133.27 $136.27

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54151HEAL Healthcare Subject Matter Expert I

Both $91.75 $93.82 $95.93 $98.09 $100.29

54151HEAL Healthcare Subject Matter Expert II

Both $151.55 $154.96 $158.44 $162.01 $165.65

54151HEAL Healthcare Subject Matter Expert III

Both $189.17 $193.43 $197.78 $202.23 $206.78

54151HEAL Healthcare Administrative Specialist

Both $89.49 $91.50 $93.56 $95.67 $97.82

54151HEAL Healthcare Project Specialist

Both $104.54 $106.89 $109.29 $111.75 $114.27

54151HEAL Healthcare Junior Program Manager

Both $88.86 $90.86 $92.90 $94.99 $97.13

54151HEAL Healthcare Mid Program Manager

Both $124.44 $127.24 $130.11 $133.03 $136.03

54151HEAL Healthcare Senior Program Manager

Both $167.00 $170.76 $174.60 $178.53 $182.55

54151HACS Cybersecurity Engineer I Both $100.10 $102.35 $104.66 $107.01 $109.42

54151HACS Cybersecurity Engineer II Both $151.12 $154.52 $157.99 $161.55 $165.18

54151HACS Cybersecurity Officer Both $65.74 $67.22 $68.73 $70.28 $71.86

54151HACS Cybersecurity Analyst I Both $104.22 $106.56 $108.96 $111.41 $113.92

54151HACS Cybersecurity Analyst II Both $163.35 $167.02 $170.78 $174.62 $178.55

54151HACS Cybersecurity Specialist I Both $72.43 $74.06 $75.73 $77.43 $79.17

54151HACS Cybersecurity Specialist

II

Both $133.85 $136.86 $139.94 $143.09 $146.31

541611; 611430; MOBIS Senior Consultant

Both $341.92 $349.61 $357.48 $365.52 $373.75

541611; 611430; MOBIS Consultant Both $263.98 $269.92 $275.99 $282.20 $288.55

541611; 611430; MOBIS Program Manager

Both $202.10 $206.65 $211.30 $216.05 $220.91

541611; 611430; MOBIS Project Manager Both $216.02 $220.88 $225.85 $230.93 $236.13

541611; 611430; MOBIS Principal Engineer

Both $174.22 $178.14 $182.15 $186.25 $190.44

541611; 611430; MOBIS Senior Scientist Both $167.73 $171.50 $175.36 $179.31 $183.34

541611; 611430; MOBIS Senior Engineer Both $156.79 $160.32 $163.93 $167.61 $171.39

541611; 611430; MOBIS Resource Management Specialist

Both $156.79 $160.32 $163.93 $167.61 $171.39

541611; 611430; MOBIS Computer Scientist/Analyst

Both $133.11 $136.10 $139.17 $142.30 $145.50

541611; 611430; MOBIS Engineer Both $121.96 $124.70 $127.51 $130.38 $133.31

541611; 611430; MOBIS Logistician Both $92.17 $94.24 $96.36 $98.53 $100.75

541611; 611430; MOBIS Cost Analyst Both $95.47 $97.62 $99.81 $102.06 $104.35

541611; 611430; MOBIS Engineer III Both $106.28 $108.67 $111.11 $113.61 $116.17

541611; 611430; MOBIS Analyst IV Both $106.28 $108.67 $111.11 $113.61 $116.17

541611; 611430; MOBIS Engineer II Both $88.86 $90.86 $92.90 $94.99 $97.13

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541611; 611430; MOBIS Analyst III Both $88.86 $90.86 $92.90 $94.99 $97.13

541611; 611430; MOBIS Engineer I Both $74.93 $76.61 $78.33 $80.10 $81.90

541611; 611430; MOBIS Analyst II Both $74.93 $76.61 $78.33 $80.10 $81.90

541611; 611430; MOBIS Technician** Both $69.68 $71.25 $72.85 $74.49 $76.17

541611; 611430; MOBIS Analyst I Both $69.68 $71.25 $72.85 $74.49 $76.17

541611; 611430; MOBIS Technical Writer**

Both $80.16 $81.96 $83.80 $85.69 $87.62

541611; 611430; MOBIS Jr. Engineer** Both $64.46 $65.91 $67.40 $68.91 $70.46

541611; 611430; MOBIS Support Staff III** Both $64.46 $65.91 $67.40 $68.91 $70.46

541611; 611430; MOBIS Support Staff II** Both $54.01 $55.23 $56.47 $57.74 $59.04

541611; 611430; MOBIS Support Staff I** Both $45.30 $46.32 $47.36 $48.42 $49.51

541330ENG;

541715

PES Principal Systems Architect

Contractor Facility

$180.26 $184.32 $188.46 $192.7

$197.04

541330ENG;

541715; 541380

PES Senior Systems Engineer/Analyst

Contractor Facility

$142.39 $145.59 $148.87 $152.2

$155.65

541330ENG;

541715; 541380

PES Systems Engineer Contractor Facility

$99.44 $101.68 $103.97 $106.3

$108.70

541330ENG;

541715

PES Subject Matter Expert/Consultant IV

Contractor Facility

$301.21 $307.98 $314.91 $322.0

$329.24

541330ENG;

541715

PES Subject Matter Expert/Consultant III

Contractor Facility

$202.95 $207.52 $212.19 $216.9

$221.84

541330ENG;

541715

PES Subject Matter Expert/Consultant II

Contractor Facility

$158.75 $162.32 $165.97 $169.7

$173.52

541330ENG;

541715; 541380

PES Principal Test/Certification Engineer

Contractor Facility

$161.59 $165.23 $168.94 $172.7

$176.63

541330ENG;

541715; 541380

PES Sr. Test/Certification Engineer

Contractor Facility

$117.52 $120.16 $122.87 $125.6

$128.46

541330ENG;

541715; 541380

PES Test/Certification Engineer

Contractor Facility

$80.22 $82.03 $83.87 $85.76 $87.69

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr.

Telecommunications Engineer

Contractor Facility

$153.91 $157.37 $160.91 $164.5

$168.23

541330ENG;

541715

PES

Telecommunications Engineer

Contractor Facility

$92.67 $94.75 $96.89 $99.07 $101.30

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Quality Assurance Engineer

Contractor Facility

$110.65 $113.14 $115.69 $118.2

$120.95

541330ENG;

541715

PES Quality Assurance Engineer

Contractor Facility

$73.44 $75.09 $76.78 $78.51 $80.27

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Technician Contractor Facility

$103.14 $105.46 $107.83 $110.2

$112.74

541330ENG;

541715

PES Principal Program Analyst

Contractor Facility

$153.22 $156.67 $160.19 $163.8

$167.48

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541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Program/Project Analyst

Contractor Facility

$109.61 $112.08 $114.60 $117.18 $119.81

541330ENG;

541715

PES Program/Project Analyst Contractor Facility

$63.88 $65.31 $66.78 $68.29 $69.82

541330ENG;

541715;

541420

PES Sr. Logistics Analyst Contractor Facility

$105.11 $107.47 $109.89 $112.36 $114.89

541330ENG;

541715;

541420

PES Logistics Analyst Contractor Facility

$73.44 $75.09 $76.78 $78.51 $80.27

541330ENG;

541715;

541420

PES Purchasing Specialist ** Contractor Facility

$47.43 $48.50 $49.59 $50.70 $51.84

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Training Specialist/Analyst

Contractor Facility

$116.46 $119.08 $121.76 $124.50 $127.30

541330ENG;

541715

PES Training Specialist/Analyst Contractor Facility

$67.80 $69.32 $70.88 $72.48 $74.11

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Principal Network Engineer

Contractor Facility

$186.46 $190.66 $194.95 $199.33 $203.82

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Senior Network Engineer Contractor Facility

$153.91 $157.37 $160.91 $164.53 $168.23

541330ENG;

541715

PES Principal System Software Architect

Contractor Facility

$193.12 $197.47 $201.91 $206.45 $211.10

541330ENG;

541715

PES Senior Software Engineer Contractor Facility

$141.50 $144.69 $147.94 $151.27 $154.68

541330ENG;

541715

PES Software Engineer Contractor Facility

$87.01 $88.96 $90.97 $93.01 $95.11

541330ENG;

541715

PES Project Control Analyst Contractor Facility

$71.36 $72.96 $74.61 $76.28 $78.00

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Documentation Specialist

Contractor Facility

$77.51 $79.26 $81.04 $82.87 $84.73

541330ENG;

541715

PES Documentation Specialist Contractor Facility

$47.43 $48.50 $49.59 $50.70 $51.84

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. AutoCAD Specialist/Operator **

Contractor Facility

$77.51 $79.26 $81.04 $82.87 $84.73

541330ENG;

541715

PES AutoCAD Specialist/Operator **

Contractor Facility

$56.35 $57.62 $58.91 $60.24 $61.59

541330ENG;

541715

PES Administrative Specialist ** Contractor Facility

$36.65 $37.47 $38.31 $39.17 $40.06

541330ENG;

541715

PES Principal Systems Architect

Customer Facility

$138.29 $141.40 $144.58 $147.84 $151.16

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Senior Systems Engineer/Analyst

Customer Facility

$102.16 $104.46 $106.81 $109.21 $111.67

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Systems Engineer Customer Facility

$79.15 $80.94 $82.76 $84.62 $86.52

541330ENG;

541715

PES Subject Matter Expert/Consultant IV

Customer Facility

$193.84 $198.20 $202.66 $207.22 $211.89

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541330ENG;

541715

PES Subject Matter Expert/Consultant III

Customer Facility

$130.61 $133.55 $136.55 $139.62 $142.76

541330ENG;

541715

PES Subject Matter Expert/Consultant II

Customer Facility

$102.16 $104.46 $106.81 $109.21 $111.67

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Principal Test/Certification Engineer

Customer Facility

$128.64 $131.53 $134.49 $137.52 $140.61

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Sr. Test/Certification Engineer

Customer Facility

$93.58 $95.68 $97.84 $100.04 $102.29

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Test/Certification Engineer Customer Facility

$63.87 $65.30 $66.77 $68.27 $69.81

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Telecommunications Engineer

Customer Facility

$85.77 $87.70 $89.67 $91.69 $93.76

541330ENG;

541715

PES Telecommunications Engineer

Customer Facility

$61.44 $62.82 $64.23 $65.68 $67.16

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Quality Assurance Engineer

Customer Facility

$83.40 $85.28 $87.20 $89.16 $91.16

541330ENG;

541715

PES Quality Assurance Engineer

Customer Facility

$58.45 $59.77 $61.11 $62.49 $63.89

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Technician Customer Facility

$89.05 $91.06 $93.10 $95.20 $97.34

541330ENG;

541715

PES Principal Program Analyst Customer Facility

$121.95 $124.69 $127.49 $130.36 $133.30

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Program/Project Analyst

Customer Facility

$87.25 $89.22 $91.23 $93.28 $95.38

541330ENG;

541715

PES Program/Project Analyst Customer Facility

$50.87 $52.01 $53.18 $54.38 $55.60

541330ENG;

541715;

541420

PES Sr. Logistics Analyst Customer Facility

$83.40 $85.28 $87.20 $89.16 $91.16

541330ENG;

541715;

541420

PES Logistics Analyst Customer Facility

$57.35 $58.64 $59.96 $61.31 $62.69

541330ENG;

541715;

541420

PES Purchasing Specialist ** Customer Facility

$37.76 $38.61 $39.48 $40.36 $41.27

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Training Specialist/Analyst

Customer Facility

$68.94 $70.49 $72.08 $73.70 $75.36

541330ENG;

541715

PES Training Specialist/Analyst Customer Facility

$53.97 $55.18 $56.42 $57.69 $58.99

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Principal Network Engineer

Customer Facility

$132.81 $135.80 $138.85 $141.98 $145.17

541330ENG;

541715;

541380

PES Senior Network Engineer Customer Facility

$115.08 $117.67 $120.32 $123.03 $125.79

541330ENG;

541715

PES Principal System Software Architect

Customer Facility

$130.18 $133.11 $136.10 $139.17 $142.30

541330ENG;

541715

PES Senior Software Engineer Customer Facility

$102.16 $104.46 $106.81 $109.21 $111.67

541330ENG;

541715

PES Software Engineer Customer Facility

$69.27 $70.83 $72.42 $74.05 $75.72

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541330ENG;

541715

PES Project Control Analyst Customer Facility

$56.81 $58.09 $59.40 $60.73 $62.10

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. Documentation Specialist

Customer Facility

$61.70 $63.09 $64.50 $65.96 $67.44

541330ENG;

541715

PES Documentation Specialist Customer Facility

$37.65 $38.49 $39.36 $40.24 $41.15

541330ENG;

541715

PES Sr. AutoCAD Specialist/Operator **

Customer Facility

$57.35 $58.64 $59.96 $61.31 $62.69

541330ENG;

541715

PES AutoCAD Specialist/Operator **

Customer Facility

$37.86 $38.71 $39.58 $40.47 $41.38

541330ENG;

541715

PES Administrative Specialist ** Customer Facility

$29.16 $29.82 $30.49 $31.18 $31.88

518210C Cloud Junior IT Analyst Both N/A $64.85 $66.31 $67.80 $69.33

518210C Cloud Mid IT Analyst Both N/A $72.29 $73.92 $75.58 $77.28

518210C Cloud Senior IT Analyst Both N/A $105.56 $107.93 $110.36 $112.84

518210C Cloud Junior Technician Both N/A $54.69 $55.92 $57.18 $58.47

518210C Cloud Mid Technician Both N/A $74.22 $75.89 $77.60 $79.34

518210C Cloud Senior Technician Both N/A $95.43 $97.58 $99.77 $102.02

518210C Cloud Junior Engineer Both N/A $87.07 $89.03 $91.03 $93.08

518210C Cloud Mid Engineer Both N/A $102.39 $104.69 $107.04 $109.45

518210C Cloud Senior Engineer Both N/A $127.47 $130.34 $133.27 $136.27

518210C Cloud Subject Matter Expert I Both N/A $93.82 $95.93 $98.09 $100.29

518210C Cloud Subject Matter Expert II Both N/A $154.96 $158.44 $162.01 $165.65

518210C Cloud Subject Matter Expert III Both N/A $193.43 $197.78 $202.23 $206.78

518210C Cloud Administrative Specialist Both N/A $91.50 $93.56 $95.67 $97.82

518210C Cloud Project Specialist Both N/A $106.89 $109.29 $111.75 $114.27

518210C Cloud Junior Program Manager Both N/A $90.86 $92.90 $94.99 $97.13

518210C Cloud Mid Program Manager Both N/A $127.24 $130.11 $133.03 $136.03

518210C Cloud Senior Program Manager Both N/A $170.76 $174.60 $178.53 $182.55

518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Engineer I Both N/A $102.35 $104.66 $107.01 $109.42

518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Engineer II Both N/A $154.52 $157.99 $161.55 $165.18

518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Officer Both N/A $67.22 $68.73 $70.28 $71.86

518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Analyst I Both N/A $106.56 $108.96 $111.41 $113.92

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518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Analyst II Both N/A $167.02 $170.78 $174.62 $178.55

518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Specialist I Both N/A $74.06 $75.73 $77.43 $79.17

518210C Cloud Cybersecurity Specialist

II

Both N/A $136.86 $139.94 $143.09 $146.31

SCLS Eligible Labor Category SCLS Equivalent Code Title Wage Determination No

MOBIS Technician 30081 Engineering Technician I 2015-4281 MOBIS Technical Writer 30463 Technical Writer III 2015-4281 MOBIS Jr. Engineer 30040 Civil Engineering

Technician 2015-4281

MOBIS Support Staff III 01113 General Clerk III 2015-4281

MOBIS Support Staff II 01612 Word Processor II 2015-4281 MOBIS Support Staff I 01460 Switchboard

Operator/Receptionist

2015-4281

PES Purchasing Specialist 01192 Order Clerk II 2015-4281

PES Sr. AutoCAD Specialist/Operator

30062 Drafter/CAD Operator II 2015-4281

PES AutoCAD Specialist/Operator 30061 Drafter/CAD Operator I 2015-4281 PES Administrative Specialist 01311 Secretary I 2015-4281

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

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AMERICAN SYSTEMS

CORPORATE OVERVIEW

AMERICAN SYSTEMS delivers exceptional, systems engineering, technical, and outsourcing services to government and private sector customers. Within the government sector, our focus is on Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR); Acquisition and Logistics; Readiness; National Security; and Citizen Safety. The six core service areas of AMERICAN SYSTEMS are: Consulting Services;

Professional, Technical, and IT Services; Custom Solutions; Business Process Outsourcing; Staff Augmentation; and Design and Installation Services.

Consulting Services With services in leading-edge technology strategy, process improvement, security, identity management, and compliance, we solve the challenges inherent in controlling and managing information and protecting corporate assets.

We start in the security domain and offer enterprise-class services that remove today’s biggest hurdles. From that core, we move into applications and tackle process, architecture, and optimization. Our approach to enterprise consulting means our customers get the best of all worlds—technology subject matter specialists, market leadership, and focused services.

Professional, Technical, and IT Services Our professional management and engineering services ensure successful definition, execution, and completion of customer programs. Our subject matter expertise supports customers with systems, hardware, and software engineering; program management; finance; logistics; and risk assessment. Our services include needs analysis, requirements definition, design, rapid prototyping, installation and checkout services, IV&V, certification, and life cycle support. Many of our program managers are PMI certified, we are ISO9001:2000 registered, and our software development process has been externally appraised at SEI CMMI Maturity Level 2.

Custom Solutions We offer custom solutions that respond to requirements across a wide spectrum of customer needs, both current and anticipated. These solutions include custom software development, customized training and training services, custom human capital solutions for acquisition, programmatic and logistic support, and specialty manufacturing solutions. Our courseware development— including interactive, computer-aided, and distance learning—and technical and soft skills training programs consistently exceed customer expectations. Our approach to these solutions follows the instructional systems development process and is Shareable Content Object Reuse Model compliant.

Business Process Outsourcing Our business process outsourcing services support professional, technical, administrative, and clerical task requirements. Services include a full range of personnel sourcing at customer sites, including inside and outside plant infrastructure systems installation, operations and maintenance, call center and help desk operations, supply support and inventory management, and such office administration functions as mail and courier, clerical, human resources, billing, and specialized consulting services. Available internationally, our services support operations both on and off customer sites and facilities.

Staff Augmentation For more than thirty years, we have delivered the professional, technical, and administrative talent needed to reduce costs, increase flexibility and responsiveness, and get the job done right the first time. We have the performance qualifications, technical skills, and personnel to meet all customer expertise and experience requirements. Our people help customers develop personnel support roadmaps and plans for the future. We understand the elements required to attract and retain quality personnel. The result is a stable workforce for our customers.

Design and Installation Services We offer total turnkey support for the customer’s network transport layer infrastructure, engineering, and installation requirements. Our engineering and installation services include cable, fiber optics, wireless, equipment integration, and security. Our personnel have DoD clearances at the highest levels and specialized agency clearances that include full polygraphs. Our ISO certifications and certified professionals bring customers the greatest value for their IT dollars. Our customers enjoy cost-competitive and technically complete solutions

AMERICAN SYSTEMS

IT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AREAS

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A. Program Management Services

Our corporation provides the full range of program management functions and services to support and implement information technology based programs associated with electronic data processing and information distribution systems; command and control systems; communication, C4ISR; biometric and medical systems; and simulation trainer systems. We are process-oriented and provide the tools to operate within a virtual project office environment.

Our range of services includes:

● Program Planning and Program Implementation Management

Our analysts provide services to perform the planning, budgeting, scheduling, monitoring, analysis, reporting, and coordination required to implement information technology based programs. We have developed processes and tools that we use to support these planning and implementation activities. The processes we use ensure consistency and uniformity in the various disciplines necessary to define, acquire, and support components, equipment, or systems throughout their life cycle. Using these structured processes, we work with customers to determine requirements and associated management planning and subsequent documentation necessary to baseline and control these requirements. We develop strategies and prepare management and implementation plans, develop life cycle cost models using Work Breakdown Structure techniques, lay out schedules using automated project management software, and prepare performance measurement criteria with which to certify the selected information technology solution. We monitor program execution against approved plans, baselines, costs, and schedules to identify baseline deviations and the causes of performance discrepancies, and recommend effective solutions to recover to the program plan.

● Integrated Product and Process Development (IPPD)/Integrated Process Team (IPT) Implementation

We are experienced in the establishment, planning, chartering and implementation of IPPD approaches, which is a management technique to integrate all program activities from product/system concept through production and field support to disposal. IPPD is implemented through IPTs, which allow for the collaboration of various management and technical discipline experts, operating in a concurrent engineering environment, to accomplish program objectives. We develop charters, mission statements, processes, objectives and performance measurement criteria. We offer training programs to equip IPT members to function successfully and prepare senior management to create an environment supporting successful team performance.

● Integrated Product Design Environment (IPDE) Implementation

We have experience in analyzing, recommending, developing/tailoring and implementing an integrated electronic design and management environment, which provides for capture, organization, analysis, management, and reporting of all information developed during program evolution. We perform analyses of requirements for distributed IPDE capabilities, which include formulating features such as “intranets”, collaborative Web sites, and relational databases to support program requirements.

● Subcontract Services and Monitoring

When subcontractors are required to complete a project, we can identify and solicit qualified companies and perform contract/subcontract administration services to ensure the project is completed successfully and on time.

We monitor the performance of contractors and subcontractors and perform invoicing services so that the customer has the convenience of dealing with only one point of contact throughout the duration of the project.

● Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control

We have a rigorous QA program and processes based on current industry standards and practices to ensure our customers receive uniform and reliable systems and services. For each project, our on-site project manager inspects and approves daily all work performed, noting discrepancies and ensuring they are corrected immediately.

Our independent QA inspectors also conduct a comprehensive final inspection of the project to ensure compliance with quality objectives. We can define and implement similar programs tailored specifically for customer needs.

● Configuration Management Planning and Implementation

Our analysts will develop and maintain a configuration management plan that identifies all hardware, software, media, firmware, and associated documentation of the system and the procedures used to manage and control the system’s configuration through the life cycle. We will provide services to support implementation of the CM program and the change evaluation and control process in accordance with the plan.

● Configuration Management/Logistics Management Tool

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We have designed the Configuration Management, Tracking, Ordering, and Logistics (ConTrOL) database specifically to meet the rigorous requirements of configuration management associated with the procurements and life cycle support of components, equipment, and systems. ConTrOL provides template tools that track configurations and automate the logistics support ordering process. This tool facilitates the organization and tracking of the diverse information required to produce and manage a system configuration, including build-to and as-built specifications and drawings, test documentation, technical data and technical manual files, vendor and manufacturer information, material purchasing, receiving reports, equipment inventory, and program correspondence files.

● Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V)

Our engineers provide services to assess the effectiveness of system designs developed by other integrators/vendors by independently performing systems analyses against baseline requirements; by assisting in development of independent test planning documents, product test procedures, and test scenarios; by assisting in conduct of test activities and documentation of results; and by assisting in identification of deficiencies, redundancies, and discrepancies against an established set of user, contract, program, or functional requirements.

Our IV&V programs are based on industry standards such as IEEE 1012.

● Risk Management Process Adaptation

We analyze the customer’s environment to identify how best to implement risk management in the context of the organization’s structure and culture. We then develop a Risk Management Adaptation Plan.

● Risk Management Planning

We assist our customers in the development of a consistent Risk Management Policy across all participating organizations, Risk Management Plans and Measures of Effectiveness, and specific instructions for implementing the policy.

● Risk Management Training

We offer a two-hour overview for executives, a half-day overview for project managers, a one-day course for project personnel, and a two-day “how to” course for Risk Officers.

● Risk Assessments

We use different assessment models depending on the role of the customer’s organization. The models range from assessment of program office risk to various models that assess developers and customers.

● Mentoring

We provide mentors to assist project participants in the successful implementation and maintenance of an effective Risk Management Program even as project conditions change.

● Administrative Services and Support

To support implementation of information technology based programs, we provide the services of technical writers, data entry clerks, graphics designers, CAD operators, administrative assistants, word processors and clerical staff.

Our company has internal corporate networks, reproduction facilities, graphics workstations, printers, plotters, and other capabilities needed to support proposed administrative and technical services.

B. Systems Analysis, System Engineering, Network Engineering and Design Services

Our company provides services for feasibility studies and analyses, performance assessments, system engineering, and system design for integration of information technology applications into electronic data processing and information distribution systems, command and control systems, communication, C4ISR systems, biometric and medical systems, and simulation trainer systems. These services include definition of Total Information Management requirements and resultant system architectures. Our capabilities and experience include developing or assessing designs with the application of Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI), Ethernet, Synchronous Optical Network (SONET), Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Transport Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) technology and standards.

Our range of services includes:

● Strategic Planning

We work closely with the customer to identify and document the business’ vision, mission, goals, and performance measures and to identify the most appropriate information technology solution to fulfill those needs.

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● Logical Planning and Integration

Our engineers provide expert services to investigate, conceptualize, analyze and/or formulate Operational, Technical or Systems reference models, considering the context of the DoD Joint Technical Architecture (JTA) framework. We perform analyses associated with development of Operational Reference Models (ORM) that identify the set of process sub-tasks in an enterprise and their logical relationships. These process ‘activity models’ may be developed and documented using IDEF 0 modeling techniques. We perform analyses associated with the conceptualization of Subordinate Activity ‘data models’ that are developed to identify the structure, content, and logical relationships of data and information available within the enterprise activity. These ‘data models’ may be developed and documented using IDEF 1 modeling techniques. We perform analyses associated with development of Technical Reference Models (TRM) that identify technical migration road maps leading to incorporation of emerging information technology and protocol standards. We perform analyses associated with formulation of System Reference Models (SRM) that are developed to allocate functions and identify interfaces (physical and logical), which provide the basis for developing a performance specification.

● Risk Assessment

AMERICAN SYSTEMS’ risk assessment process is supported by an extensive infrastructure comprised of documented and repeatable processes and proven models and tools. This process is a disciplined exercise conducted by trained professionals who independently evaluate a predetermined set of data products against known criteria.

● System Engineering

We provide system engineering services that encompass analysis, design, integration, installation, testing, and life-cycle support of new and upgraded computer-based systems and networking solutions. Services provided include mission and requirements analysis, operations analysis, use environments and constraints, trade-off analysis, measures of effectiveness and technical performance measurement, evaluations of the state of the art and emerging commercial technology base, program risk analysis, system standardization, system/cost estimates and life cycle cost analysis, and training and supportability requirements. Products include SEMPs and SEMS along with subordinate technical and planning documents. Our systems engineering processes, products, and services are based on industry standards such as IEEE 1220.

● Requirements Identification, Analysis, Assessment, Documentation

Our engineers use a structured process that includes conducting on-site client interviews to identify and examine existing/projected user system applications, surveying and assessing current information distribution and required system capabilities, determining and analyzing user network connectivity and traffic requirements; and preparing technical documentation detailing the results of our efforts and proposing recommended solutions.

● Database Planning and Design

Our analysts integrate the process of planning and designing databases with development of the information technology system to maximize storage, availability, and integrity of client data. We use up-to-date database development languages and environments to design and develop required databases. Our analysts conduct surveys to identify data sources, data flow, and user requirements. We develop cost-effective designs that meet user requirements, minimize redundancy, optimize data integrity, and maximize openness.

● Transition Planning

We can help customers define the options available to them to change from their current technical solutions to those necessary to fully support their projected future needs. Working with the client, we assist in identifying the prospective future technical environment, the impact of converting their existing technology, required resources, and a realistic schedule for implementing the desired conversion.

● Risk Management

AMERICAN SYSTEMS’ turnkey risk management service helps our customers determine how their organization can best integrate elements of risk management into their environment. Our approach is consistent with those used by the Software Engineering Institute, the Defense Systems Management College, and other organizations.

● System Design

Our engineers follow a process that defines and integrates functional architectures for which system products and processes can be designed. This process includes performing functional analysis to the lower level functions required to accomplish the system performance specification requirement. We define internal and external functional interfaces and determine and allocate time requirements that are prerequisites for system functions

American Systems Corporation GS-35F-500CA Page 16 and/or sets of functions. We conduct interactive syntheses to define system elements for each logical set of functional and performance requirements, refine physical and communications interfaces, and define system alternatives. We define and design system products and process solutions in terms of design requirements that satisfy the functional architecture, and define and integrate the system and physical (hardware and software) architecture. We prepare requisite specifications to document the design process.

● Network Engineering

We perform engineering associated with voice, data, video, and integrated communications systems using a variety of network topologies, architectures, equipment, and transmission media in support of government and commercial customer requirements. Our services include detailed engineering analyses addressing issues of:

o Scaling network performance to maintain and enhance the value of current network investments.

o Simplifying network administration requirements, which is the largest single expense of remote networking, to save time.

o Using Virtual Private Networks (VPN).

o Supporting multiple functions and technologies needed in diverse distribution environments.

o Providing full multiprotocol network access for users calling in from off-site locations.

o Implementing Ethernet, FDDI and ATM switching to boost performance in high-speed client/server LANs, if appropriate.

o Network security.

● Operations and Maintenance

The Systems Division provides an array of services to support voice telecommunications systems. We first establish user requirements and perform the logical and physical system designs to provide basic phone service as well as a wide range of business and operational features, including voice mail, direct inward dialing, enhanced 911 service, remote billing capability, and uninterrupted power. We then provide installation services, help desk services, customer business office services, and technical operation and maintenance services for the life of the system. In addition to the initial site surveys, trunking analysis, and interface with LEC and long distance carriers to procure and provision the required trunks, we perform traffic studies to identify and resolve under- and over-capacity issues relative to trunks.

● Technical Studies and Assessments

As necessary, we conduct a Needs Assessment Study through interviews with end users and/or other customer representatives to determine the current operating environment and to identify potential problem areas. We gather comprehensive information in regard to needs for facility security, software communications, existing/future equipment, equipment user locations, user functions, user connectivity, network traffic, transmission media, transmission facilities, and electromagnetic compatibility.

● Capacity Planning

We provide analysis services along with network modeling and simulation to measure and predict network use and end-to-end delay times based on mapping of work load and frequency functions to applications.

● Classified System/Environment Services

Our engineering and technician staff includes engineers with active top-level security clearances and extensive hands-on field experience who understand network security requires positive control of network access, including physical, electronic (network connectivity), electromagnetic (TEMPEST), and cryptographic. Our experience includes analyzing and maintaining existing networks and designing and installing new networks, and we completely understand user access and verification requirements such as levels of access, password protection, and firewalls. We can apply and implement the DoD Information Technology Systems Certification and Accreditation Process (DITSCAP) for both small and large systems, including networks as well as entire platforms/enterprises. We are experienced in preparing Security Systems Authorization Agreements (SSAA), obtaining certification and accreditation, and obtaining Interim Approval to Operate (IATO) and Approval to Operate (ATO). We also possess the experience and expertise to design and execute certification and accreditation plans, analyses, and tests in support of designated Certification Agents.

● Site Surveys

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We conduct comprehensive site surveys to assess existing network infrastructure and to assess the physical layout and condition of the proposed network location. We also assess facility (or shipboard) requirements such as physical structures, inter/intra-building (or compartment) distribution systems, equipment locations, civil engineering considerations such as electrical and mechanical services, and environmental and safety considerations. We also assess such implementation requirements as user points of contact, scheduling, installation restrictions, and site management factors.

● Network Design

Our engineers base network designs on a wide range of experience in the application of network topologies, network hardware components, and network standards as well as installation techniques. Our services include providing detailed technical documentation, specifications, and arrangement drawings. Our designs ensure quality, clarity, and adherence to current telecommunications standards and best industry practice, and we ensure that such factors as interoperability, security, reliability, maintainability, and future system expansion are addressed.

● Component Specification

We work with the customer to specify required components based on the customer’s current and future requirements, the type of network topology, and the system architecture. Variables requiring consideration include the customer’s budget, the current and future bandwidth requirements of the users, and the level of network management desired to run the network.

● Component Selection

Our engineers assist the customer in evaluating and selecting the many available components that perform the same function as provided by various manufacturers, consistent with the needs of the end users and the network administrator. Depending on the needs of the customer, we emphasize the flexibility and migrational capabilities of the equipment, and, because we have procurement relationships with more than 100 suppliers, we have a wide range of equipment from which to select.

● Distribution System Design

Our Registered Communications Distribution Designers (RCDD) and LAN Specialists, certified by the Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI), ensure the structured cabling/distribution system infrastructures will meet or exceed operational requirements, industry standards, and commercial practices well into the next century. BICSI (a globally recognized non-profit association of telecommunications engineers founded in 1974) conveys the RCDD designation on network engineers who repeatedly have demonstrated and proven their superior ability to provide network design services using state-of-the-art networking products and components. We employ certified RCDD engineers, many of whom have the distinction of being BICSI-certified LAN specialists.

C. Systems Development, Installation, Integration and Testing Services

AMERICAN SYSTEMS provides comprehensive services and support needed to develop, install, configure, integrate, activate, test, accept, and document information technology based systems, network…

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