2011-01-27 DHS TIP Industry Day Presentation - FINAL.pptx
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These are the slides from the presentation that was given at the January 27th Industry Day and Small Business Participation event. Thank you to all those in attendance.
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Department of Homeland Security Technology Integration Program
DHS TIP Industry Day 01/27/2011
Federal Acquisition Service FEDSIM
U.S. General Services Administration
DHS TIP
Agenda Introduction & Governance
Small Business Subcontracting
St. Elizabeths Campus Development
Bridging Strategy
Requirements
Tasks Overview
Contractual Overview
Personnel Security Requirements
Procurement Schedule
Due Diligence Sign up
Points of Contact
Introduction
| Lisa Grant | GSA FAS Contracting Officer | |
| Tony Eiland | GSA Office of Small Business Utilization | |
| Edward Davis Jr. | DHS USM OCIO ITSO | |
| Mark Hamilton | DHS USM OCIO ITSO | |
| Thom Ennen | GSA PBS Project Manager | |
| Chris Hamm | GSA FAS AAS FEDSIM | |
| Dominic Salli | GSA FAS AAS FEDSIM PM | |
| Dan Howard | GSA FAS AAS NCR PM | |
| Jennifer Forman | GSA FAS AAS Contract Specialist | |
| Michael Skorny | GSA FAS AAS Contract Specialist |
Governance
Public Building Service (PBS) National Capital Region (NCR) – Office of Campus Development
Federal Acquisition Service (FAS), Assisted Acquisition Service (AAS) Central Office – Federal Systems Integration and Management Center (FEDSIM)
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Undersecretary for Management Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) Information Technology Services Office (ITSO)
Office of the Chief Administrative Officer (OCAO) Headquarters Management and Development (HMD)
Small Business Subcontracting Goals
| Type of Business | % of Planned Total Subcontracting Dollars |
| Small Business (SB) | 40% |
| Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) | 5% |
| Women-owned Small Businesses (WOSB) | 5% |
| Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) | 3% |
| Veteran Owned Small Business (including SDVOSB) | 6% |
| HUBZone | 3% |
St. Elizabeths Campus Schedule
| Phase | Scope | Estimated Number of Employees | DHS TIP Start | DHS TIP Phase Completion |
| 1A | US Coast Guard (USCG) Headquarters |
Shared USE 3,800 Date of Award March 2013
August 2013
| 1B | USCG Command Center & | ||||
| Shared Use Spaces | 100 | Date of Award | March 2013 | ||
| 2A | DHS HQ and DHS Operations Center (DOC) | 2,550 | Date of Award | June 2014 | |
| 2B | FEMA | ||||
| DHS Amenity Spaces | 3,650 | June 2011 | |||
| November 2011 | June 2014 | ||||
| 3 | TSA, CBP, ICE, USCIS, S&T and DNDO | 3,900 | June 2012 | July 2016 |
Completion dates for acceptance of Task 3 (Implement & Test) and transition to start of operations & maintenance
Thom to completion dates Thom to brief
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Cover campus connector
Bridging Strategy GSA PBS is designing Phase 1a, 1b, and 2a pathways
GSA/DHS to review and accept design
GSA PBS provides pathway designs to construction contractors for execution
After award, DHS TIP contractor will document, design, install, and build the network infrastructure based on the bridging pathway designs
Bridging strategy does not include scope beyond pathways
Thom
St. Elizabeths construction progress
Phase 1a - U. S. Coast Guard HQ Site
Phase 1a - U. S. Coast Guard HQ Garage Site
Requirements
Requirements Utilize Passive Optical Network campus wide
Four demarcation points of presence on campus
Connectivity to DHS Wide Area Network – OneNet
Satellites - minimal satellite dishes and helical antennae requirements
External Networks & Systems supporting multi-level classifications - HSDN, HTSN, DoD SIPR/NIPR/JWICS, dot.mil
Requirements Telecommunications – VoIP, A/V, VTC, S-VTC, Media/Press Center
Multimedia Emergency Notification Systems/Public Notification Systems (ENS/PNS)
DHS Subscriber Based Cable TV
Intelligent Building Systems
Open Protocols – electrical, metering, light controls, HVAC
Requirements Access Control System - HSPD-12 badge access for all systems, buildings, etc.
Native Power - Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Servers - Management servers centrally located in Information Technology Operations Center
Operations & Maintenance – Service and Equipment
Woody
Requirements Minimal Application Support – Most applications are managed in off campus data centers
Proof of Concept, Testing
Certification and Accreditation (C&A)
Asset Management
Mobility Services – WiFi, Cellular, Mobile Devices, Two-Way Radio
Woody
Facility Requirements Parking Garages – Security, Access Management
Security Perimeter
Utility System Plans
External & Internal Electronic Signage
Constraints Bridging Strategy
Compliance with DHS Enterprise Architecture
Passive Optical Network
Business Continuity
Security
National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)
Tasks
List of Tasks Task 1—Program Management Task 2—Requirements Analysis and Design Task 3—Implement and Test Solution Task 4—Operations & Maintenance Task 5—Technical Consulting Task 6—Emerging Technology Task 7—Logistical Support Task 8—Security
*Each Task corresponds to a CLIN *Distinct set of CLINs by Phase
Task 1: Program Management Includes management and oversight of all activities by Contractor personnel
Subtask 1.1 Risk Management Subtask 1.2 Quality Control Subtask 1.3 Earned Value Management Subtask 1.4 Configuration Management Subtask 1.5 Change Management Subtask 1.6 Transition
Integrate with DHS and GSA Governance
Task 2: Requirements Analysis and Design Review DHS campus and component requirements
Analyze requirements for optimum quality, cost, and compliance
Provide integrated detail design of how DHS information technologies can be linked into a common core enterprise standard platform
Revise design with each phase to take advantage of technological developments in order to provide greater system effectiveness
Task 3: Implement and Test Solution Perform Proof of Concept and Test Design in Task 2
Gain Acceptance of tested solutions from Government
Purchase, Install, Configure, Operational Test, Security, Accredit, Acceptance
Baseline performance levels and transition to Operations & Maintenance
Task 4: Operations and Maintenance Provide service to maintain day-to-day operations for entire St. Elizabeths’ infrastructure (e.g., IT, telephony, security, building management, etc) Level 1 / Tier 1 – Service Desk (off campus, contractor site) Level 2 / Tier 2 - Desktop Support (onsite and remote) Level 3 / Tier 3 – Engineering Services
Migration Support – Identify Users, Move Assets, Validate Configuration, Replace Legacy Equipment / Refresh
Equipment – Warranty, Maintenance
Period of Performance - one year from acceptance of Task 3. Optional additional year
Task 5: Technical Consulting Provide IT subject matter expertise for existing technology throughout Task Order
Provide recommendations for design and implementation improvements
Task 6: Emerging Technology Provide technical expertise on “State of the Market” technology products and services
Provide recommendations to DHS regarding the technologies
Implement recommendations
Provide revised design with each Phase, taking advantage of technology improvements to improve system effectiveness
Task 7: Logistical Support Asset Management – coordination with DHS USM OCIO ITSO
Phase 1, 2: Contractor will provide a secure facility to procure, inventory, asset tag, store, transport, deliver, and install assets.
Proximity requirement to ensure responsiveness
Phase 3: Transition to St. Elizabeths warehouse provided on campus
Task 8: Security Operations Support DHS Security will maintain control over campus Purchase, install, and maintain a separate security network and elements of security technologies operated by DHS Security
Video Surveillance Work with DHS to determine location of cameras and motion detectors Purchase, install, and maintain cameras for DHS
Guard Force Communications Design, install, and maintain infrastructure and equipment associated with 2-way radio system
Contractual Overview
Contractual Highlights Single Award Alliant Task Order
Award will be Best Value Award
Technical approach will be more significant than cost
Three part proposal:
Part 1 – Cost/Price Part 2 – Key Personnel Qualification Matrices, Staffing Plan, Contractor Performance Work Statement (written) Part 3 – Oral Presentation Slides
American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Funding
Period of Performance Phase 1 Phase 1 Initiation, Acceptance & Initial Operational Capability: Date of Award – March 2013 Phase 1 Operations & Maintenance - Mandatory Period: May 2013 – May 2014 Phase 1 Operations & Maintenance - Optional Period May 2014 – May 2015
Phase 2 Phase 2 Initiation, Acceptance & Initial Operational Capability: Date of Award – June 2014 Phase 2 Operations & Maintenance - Mandatory Period June 2014 – June 2015 Phase 2 Operations & Maintenance - Optional Period: May 2015 – June 2016
Phase 3 Phase 3 Initiation, Acceptance & Initial Operational Capability: June 2012 – May 2016 Phase 3 Operations & Maintenance - Mandatory Period:2016 – May 2017 Phase 3 Operations & Maintenance - Optional Period May 2017 – May 2018
Assume schedule flexibility based on construction schedule, project funding
Places of Performance Primary place of performance – St. Elizabeths
Contractor Location
Organizational Conflict of Interests (OCIs) Existing St. Elizabeths contractors have an organizational conflict of interest
Perkins & Will
ESD
CMW and Associates, Inc.
Epsilon Systems Solutions Genco Systems, Inc.
Integrity Management Consulting Procon Consulting
Note: This list is not intended to provide a comprehensive OCI. Alliant contractors shall address OCI in proposals if applicable)
Security Requirements Corporate Requirement: TS Facility Clearance at time of Proposal
DHS minimum standard: Entry on Duty Clearance
Prior to Initial Operational Capacity (IOC) on Task 3 – DHS minimum standard prior to accreditation
Upon Accreditation - Clearance equivalent to clearance standard of design element
Key Personnel and SMEs – identified in the TOR
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | |
| Advance Notice | 1/7/11 | |||||
| FedBizOps Post | 1/14/11 | |||||
| Procurement Update | 1/24/11 | |||||
| Industry Day | 1/27/11 | |||||
| Advance Notice - Draft Solicitation (eBuy) | X | |||||
| Due Diligence | X | |||||
| Task Order Release (eBuy) | X | |||||
| Proposals Due | X | |||||
| Written Evaluations | X | X | ||||
| Oral Evaluations | X | |||||
| Award | X |
Acquisition Schedule
| CLIN | Type | Task | Contract Type | Period of Performance |
| 1001 | Mandatory | Program Management | FFP | Phase 1 Start - May 2013 |
| 1002 | Mandatory | Requirements Analysis and Design | FFP | Phase 1 Start - May 2013 |
| 1003 | Optional | Implement and Test Solution | CPAF | CLIN 1002 Completion – May 2013 |
| 1004 | Optional | Operations & Maintenance – Year 1 | CPAF | CLIN 1003 Acceptance + 1 Year |
| 1004A | Optional | Operations & Maintenance – Year 2 | CPAF to FPIF | CLIN 1004 Completion + 1 Year |
| 1005 | Optional | Technical Consulting – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 1 |
| 1005A | Optional | Technical Consulting – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 2 |
| 1006 | Optional | Emerging Technology – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 1 |
| 1006A | Optional | Emerging Technology – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 2 |
| 1007 | Optional | Logistical Support – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 1 |
| 1007A | Optional | Logistical Support – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 2 |
| 1008 | Optional | Security – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 1 |
| 1008A | Optional | Security – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 1, Year 2 |
| 1009 | Optional | Tools | CR | Phase 1 |
| 1010 | Optional | ODCs | CR | Phase 1 |
| 1011 | Mandatory | Cancellation Ceiling | CR | Phase 1 |
Contract Type – Phase 1
| CLIN | Type | Task | Contract Type | Period of Performance |
| 2001 | Optional | Program Management | FFP | Phase 2 Start – June 2014 |
| 2002 | Optional | Requirements Analysis and Design | CPAF | Phase 2 Start - Contractor Proposed Date |
| 2003 | Optional | Implement and Test Solution | CPAF | CLIN 2002 Acceptance – June 2014 |
| 2004 | Optional | Operations & Maintenance – Year 1 | CPAF | CLIN 2003 Acceptance + 1 Year |
| 2004A | Optional | Operations & Maintenance – Year 2 | CPAF to FPIF | CLIN 2004 Completion + 1 Year |
| 2005 | Optional | Technical Consulting – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 1 |
| 2005A | Optional | Technical Consulting – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 2 |
| 2006 | Optional | Emerging Technology – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 1 |
| 2006A | Optional | Emerging Technology – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 2 |
| 2007 | Optional | Logistical Support – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 1 |
| 2007A | Optional | Logistical Support – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 2 |
| 2008 | Optional | Security – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 1 |
| 2008A | Optional | Security – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 2, Year 2 |
| 2009 | Optional | Tools | CR | Phase 2 |
| 2010 | Optional | ODCs | CR | Phase 2 |
| 2011 | Optional | Cancellation Ceiling | CF | Phase 2 |
Contract Type – Phase 2
| CLIN | Type | Task | Contract Type | Period of Performance |
| 3001 | Optional | Program Management | FFP | Phase 3 Start – July 2016 |
| 3002 | Optional | Requirements Analysis and Design | CPAF | Phase 3 Start - Contractor Proposed Date |
| 3003 | Optional | Implement and Test Solution | CPAF | CLIN 3002 Acceptance – July 2016 |
| 3004 | Optional | Operations & Maintenance – Year 1 | CPAF | CLIN 3003 Acceptance + 1 Year |
| 3004A | Optional | Operations & Maintenance – Year 2 | CPAF to FPIF | CLIN 3004 Completion + 1 Year |
| 3005 | Optional | Technical Consulting – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 1 |
| 3005A | Optional | Technical Consulting – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 2 |
| 3006 | Optional | Emerging Technology – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 1 |
| 3006A | Optional | Emerging Technology – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 2 |
| 3007 | Optional | Logistical Support – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 1 |
| 3007A | Optional | Logistical Support – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 2 |
| 3008 | Optional | Security – Year 1 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 1 |
| 3008A | Optional | Security – Year 2 | CPFF | Phase 3, Year 2 |
| 3009 | Optional | Tools | CR | Phase 3 |
| 3010 | Optional | ODCs | CR | Phase 3 |
| 3010 | Optional | Cancellation Ceiling | CR | Phase 3 |
Contract Type – Phase 3
Oral Presentation Process Technical proposal will be presented orally with a Slide Deck Slide Deck MUST be submitted with written portion of Technical Proposal No changes to slides past submission date
Each offeror will be given an assigned date to present Bring your own IT equipment for the presentation A firm 90 minutes, uninterrupted to conduct presentation Slides not presented will not be considered Key Personnel shall present Introductory speeches by Executives count against 90 minutes
Oral Presentation Process - Continued After Presentation, Government Technical Evaluation Board will caucus for clarification questions
Each offeror will be given time to verbally respond to all clarification questions then be excused for the day
Technical Evaluation Board will then convene to evaluate that offeror’s Technical Proposal the remainder of the day
Point of Contact Contracting Officer - Lisa Grant DHS.TIP@gsa.gov
Alliant Contractors shall not contact any DHS or GSA personnel regarding the DHS TIP procurement.
All communications shall occur through the Contracting Officer.
QUESTIONS
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