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update 15Jun09
| GBPS Attachment 3 Task order Competition Forecast as of 13 Oct 09 | ||
| Initial Task orders with Contract RFP | ||
| Competed on GBPS | Will start RFP process 45 days prior to expiration date of current TO where possible with the exception of those | |
| Only 6 mo PoP. May get Extended | tasks expiring in April 2010. 3-4 will be competed within Phase II per GBPS RFP, all others will be | |
| Not Currently Under ALMBOS contracts but will be under GBPS | competed after March 2010 award during the month of April. | |
| ** | All task order POP awarded under GBPS will have option years TBD (NTE 4) that will be outlined in the Task order RFP | |
| THIS LIST IS AN EVOLVING LIST FOR INFORMATION ONLY | ||
| Possible Further Consolidations |
| Current TO# | Current TO Name | Major Functional Areas of Support required | Objective of Requirement | Current Dollar Total Value Estimates ONLY, fluctuates for LFO tasks/mods and re-writing of requirements | Start | End | Start | End | Start* | End* |
| 469 | J7 SOKF Senior Mentor Support(410) | Business Operations-Training | The U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), Center for Knowledge and Futures (SOKF), Directorate of Joint Special Operations Forces (SOF) Knowledge (J7), Execution Exercise Branch (J7-EE) requires contracted support for planning and conducting USSOCOM exercises. The planning and execution of these exercises require a high level of Department of Defense (DOD) and Interagency (IA) coordination to effectively facilitate and/or replicate the activities required in an actual government disruption of, or response to, terrorist acts directed against the US or US interests. The interaction of government agencies, or replication of these agencies, is critical to promote effective planning, execution and synchronization at the strategic level. To that end, USSOCOM has endeavored to maintain a contracted cadre of senior subject matter experts (SMEs) in military counterterrorism planning, intelligence, and senior SMEs within the interagency (IA) to both facilitate and/or replicate their respective organizations. Additionally, DOD supporting agency equities must be represented with the highest fidelity to provide the best degree of analytical legitimacy to the exercise scenario. | $2,154,000.00 | 1-Jul-09 | 30-Jun-10 | 1-Jul-10 | 30-Jun-11 | ||
| 470 | J9 and J10 SOKF Senior Mentor Support (411, 412) | Operations and Planning | The Directorate of Futures (J9) serves as the staff entity responsible for Special Operations Forces (SOF) transformation, concept development, joint experimentation, wargaming, and the long range planning process (LRPP). The contractor will gather and screen new warfighting ideas and initiatives, assist in the development of new future concepts, and review and provide expert input to documentation and events associated with USSOCOM and U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM), OSD, and Service experimentation plans and concepts. The contractor shall provide documentation and meeting support services to J9 action officers in developing, documenting, coordinating, and programming numerous program and requirements-related material associated with the continuing development, deployment, and operational use of SOF initiatives. | $1,300,000.00 | 1-Jul-09 | 30-Jun-10 | 1-Jul-10 | 30-Jun-11 | ||
| 181 | MARSOC Comm Trng Support (148) | Business Operations Communications | This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the effort to assist the MARSOC Commander and his staff on training and supporting communication requirements for the Marine Special Operations School (MSOS) and Special Mission Training Branch (SMTB), and provides the foundation for all subsequent training and support requirements within MARSOC including support of training evolutions in the field environment. | $519,000.00 | 2-Jul-09 | 1-Jul-10 | 2-Jul-10 | 1-Jul-11 | ||
| 472 | CSO-SOOP Info Ops Tech Spt (400) | Acq and Log; programmers/analysts | The objective of this task order is to provide technical support to the Outreach Division of the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Center for Special Operations Interagency Task Force. The areas covered by this task order include providing subject matter expertise and support to: the Sovereign Challenge Program including development of Sovereign Challenge related plans and Sovereign Challenge web development; internal and external awareness of challenges facing sovereign nations; and command integration of Sovereign Challenge derived or related information into SOCOM planning and synchronization efforts. Assist the Outreach Division in the development and management of strategies and plans related USSOCOM’s GWOT mission. | $1,611,000.00 | 3-Jul-09 | 2-Jul-10 | 3-Jul-10 | 2-Jul-11 | ||
| 473 | SORR RG and RS spt (414) | Business Operations | USSOCOM requires analytical support for the NMF, SMU, FOCAL POINT, and SAP requirements generation process and the appropriate association with the JCIDS process, JROC, and other DOD and IC capabilities-related requirements processes. | $322,000.00 | 7-Jul-09 | 6-Jul-10 | 7-Jul-10 | 6-Jul-11 | ||
| 474 | SOCCENT TOCE (418) | Intelligence; some OCONUS | The contractors shall provide HUMINT and CM subject matter expertise (SME) to the Director of the Exploitation & Effects Directorate and the Commander of the CEG. The contractor shall provide SME on HUMINT operations while supporting SOCCENT on all associated matters. The contractor will conduct staff coordination with the J2 and other SOCCENT staff elements and shall conduct liaison with service, DOD and national level agencies to bolster and help coordinate improved HUMINT support to the SOCCENT mission. The contractor shall also support the coordination with counterparts at other unified commands and other subject experts in the field. | $1,943,000.00 | 10-Jul-09 | 9-Jul-10 | 10-Jul-10 | 9-Jul-11 | ||
| 475 | SOCCENT J2 Red Cell Analysts Spt(419) | Intelligence; some OCONUS | The contractors shall provide intellectual capital to assist the SOCCENT J22 OIC, and the Director of Intelligence with day-to-day operations and emergent requirements throughout the Directorate in support of the Commander’s objectives. The contractor’s support shall also include but not be limited to: administrative training; analysis; targeting support; intelligence operational planning and other official business for the J22 OIC Director of Intelligence, Commander, SOCCENT and his components that have direct support to COMSOCCENT. | $1,137,000.00 | 10-Jul-09 | 9-Jul-10 | 10-Jul-10 | 9-Jul-11 | ||
| 476 | SOJICC TSOCs (416) | Operations and Planning | Operational Knowledge Management / Integration (KMI). This task directly supports the ground commanders at TSOC-level and overall IATF mission objectives. The contractor shall conduct in-depth operational research to identify new and existing data sources using state-of-the-art data mining technology, knowledge extraction, and multidimensional visualization tools in support of TSOC (SOCAF,SOCSO, SOCCENT & SOCAF) and SOF missions worldwide. Research and knowledge management activities will include complete and concise evaluation of information and intelligence to support SOF operational tasking, to include support of compartmented and sensitive operations, mission planning and execution. This includes “data scraping” from Internet web sites and classified systems to support knowledge management and archiving of frangible information at the IATF. Sources include information of all types and formats to include, but not limited to: SOF mission reporting, intelligence databases and message handling systems; field reporting, books, journals, commercial subscription databases, World Wide Web, reports, and conference proceedings. The objective is to ensure the quality and fidelity of managed data for operational and mission planning. The contractor shall serve as a subject matter expert for his/her host organization with the responsibility to facilitate overall information management to maintain the currency of data; make recommendations to validate existing information; and ensure plans, operations, and intelligence information are synchronized | $431,000.00 | 11-Jul-09 | 10-Jul-10 | 11-Jul-10 | 10-Jul-11 | ||
| 477 | SCSO J3X Special Activities(417) | Operations and Planning-signature reduction | To function as a subject matter experts in the field of Signature Reduction and Emerging Technology Analyst. In this capacity, incumbent provides direct intelligence and Signature Reduction support to the planning and execution of operations by United States Special Operations Forces (SOF). |
To function within the command office for Signature Reduction, USSOCOM SCSO J3X will establish and maintain currency of Signature Reduction policy for SOF, review and endorse as appropriate SOF Signature Reduction Programs and/or Standard Operations Procedures (SOP) or other regulatory documents to ensure the SOF community complies with U.S. law and Department of Defense (DOD) policies and regulations. As required, the J3X will draft, or assist component commands/units to draft, and promulgate Signature Reduction plans and a wide range of amending/supporting documents tailored to provide unique support to SOF.
| $1,292,000.00 | 16-Jul-09 | 15-Jul-10 | 16-Jul-10 | 15-Jul-11 | ||||||
| 478 | SOAL-KH Spt. (420) could this be combine with 178 under GBPS? | Acq and Log; Contracting | The primary purpose is to provide business advice to the customer and to perform all contracting functions using a wide range of contracting methods and types, and to procure complex and/or diversified Special Operations Forces unique systems, equipment and services. The assistance provide by this scope of work supports the HQ Contracting Division ensure successful market research, acquisition planning, contract performance management and interpretation of contract law in order to provide for the procurement of Special Operations Forces unique systems, equipment, and services in support of the Special Operations Acquisition and Logistics Center, (SOAL), HQ USSOCOM, SOCOM staff operations, and component activities. | $1,764,000.00 | 18-Jul-09 | 17-Jul-10 | 18-Jul-10 | 17-Jul-11 | ||
| 479 | NSWG-2 Range Tech Support(345) | Operations and Planning Range Tech | $524,000.00 | 1-Aug-08 | 31-Jul-09 | 1-Aug-09 | 31-Jul-10 | 1-Aug-10 | 31-Jul-11 | |
| 491 | CSO BA Fin Spt and CSO-J32-JBFSA (0365/425) | Acquisition and Financial | Requirement for executing financial administration, budget preparation and execution, technical support and related logistics/acquisition support to the USSOCOM SCSO S-BA The contractor shall provide non-personal technical/administrative |
support, technical/systems analysis, review, planning, support, research, review and evaluation, documentation preparation and production services. Emergency response, close out periods and meeting suspenses, extended hours during nights and weekends may be required.
| $101,000.00 | 2-Oct-08 | 31-Jul-09 | 1-Aug-09 | 31-May-10 | 1-Aug-10 | 31-Jul-11 | ||||
| 480 | CARE Coalition (421) | Bus ops and Financial | Support the Director of the Care Coalition in the subspecialties of wounded, ill, and injured (WII) policy, procedures, office management, liaison support, and advocacy.The contractor shall provide support to the SOCS-FC main office at MacDill AFB, FL, Washington DC, San Antonio, TX, and Fort Bragg, NC. Family Support Program, Wellness Coordinator, Benevolent Support, and The contractor shall provide advocacy to Special Operations Forces (SOF) personnel who have become wounded, ill or injured (WII) in order to enhance their quality of life and strengthen SOF readiness. | $495,000.00 | 7-Aug-09 | 6-Aug-10 | 7-Aug-10 | 6-Aug-11 | ||
| 182 | SOCS FOIA (151) | Business Operations | Support the Chief, Freedom of Information (FOIA)/Privacy Act (PA) Division by processing through to completion Freedom of Information/Privacy Act cases in a backlog status, compiling reports, and maintaining the USSOCOM FOIA/PA Case Management Database. Contractor personnel are required to perform all FOIA/PA request functions not considered inherently governmental activities. | $404,000.00 | 11-Aug-09 | 10-Aug-10 | 11-Aug-10 | 10-Aug-11 | ||
| 481 | ORSA OT&E Support(350) | Business Operations | This ALMBOS program will provide technical assistance in the areas of independent operational test and evaluation, operations research and systems analysis, and test policy and procedures support. | $141,000.00 | 22-Aug-09 | 21-Jun-10 | 22-Aug-10 | 21-Aug-11 | ||
| 482 | SOOR CORB Spt(424) | Security Specialist ** | The objective of this statement of work is to provide business operations support, limited IT support and special access program security support. This is a USSOCOM contract requirement for security specialists to support and maintain a newly developed, command compartmented database for use and deployment throughout the Headquarters and the Components. Three personnel will provide support to the CORB at HQ USSOCOM, and one contractor each at Ft Bragg and Ft Belvoir. The task order is essential for the Special Access Program (SAP) Central Office (SAPCO) and the Ft Bragg and Ft Belvoir offices which support and manage the Command's most sensitive programs. | $709,000.00 | 25-Aug-09 | 24-Aug-10 | 25-Aug-10 | 24-Aug-11 | ||
| 184 | CA-Psyop SOCCENT (153) | Operations and Planning-OCONUS | $536,000.00 | 8-Sep-08 | 7-Sep-09 | 8-Sep-09 | 7-Sep-10 | 8-Sep-10 | 7-Sep-11 | |
| 185 | SSO Support to J-21(154) | Operations; Security and OPSEC | The contractor shall provide administrative and professional personnel with Top Secret clearance and SCI eligibility to perform general office duties, security administration, customer service, full spectrum OPSEC and manpower management in support of USSOCOM J21 | $660,000.00 | 18-Sep-09 | 17-Sep-10 | 18-Sep-10 | 17-Sep-11 | ||
| 484 | USASOC JCTDs Support (426) | Acquisition and Logistics | The objective of this effort is to provide direct support to the United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) for the operational management of the JCTDs in support of the USASOC Advanced Technology program. The contractor shall provide labor and supervision required to accomplish technical and administrative support for planning and execution of USASOC JCTDs | |||||||
| $292,000.00 | 20-Sep-08 | 19-Sep-09 | 20-Sep-09 | 19-Sep-10 | 20-Sep-10 | 19-Sep-11 | ||||
| 485 | Historian Support (0427) | Business Operations-OCONUS | The U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) History and Research Office (SOCS-HO) collects and preserves significant historical materials and information and researches and analyzes past special operations. SOCS-HO is currently documenting special operations forces’ (SOF) roles, missions, and operations in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF) in Afghanistan. SOCS-HO has a need for a Contract Historical Documentation Officer (HDO). Contract HDO will deploy and must be a former SOF-qualified member (SF, SEALs, Rangers, SOF aviators, or CA/PSYOP). Deploying member will ideally have served in a Special Mission Unit (SMU). The Government has right of refusal on personnel nominated for contract HDO. The contract HDO will deploy to document SOF operations in the OEF-Afghanistan. The contract HDO will be responsible for collecting documentation on SOF in OEF-Afghanistan as well as conducting oral history interviews with SOF participants | $544,000.00 | 24-Sep-09 | 23-Sep-10 | 24-Sep-10 | 23-Sep-11 | ||
| 486 | Lessons Learned SOKF (0429) | Operations and Planning | The effort covered by this tasking is to provide support to the SOKF Lessons Learned (LL) Branch chartered as the functional manager for collecting, archiving, analyzing, resolving, and disseminating lessons learned from all types of SOF engagement activities with specific focus on the evolving active collection task to support SOCOM’s Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System (PPBS) and other headquarters’ business processes. The contractor shall assist in the development, evolution, and execution of the active collection program and process at USSOCOM. The contractor will coordinate as necessary with USSOCOM LL active collection to support active collection efforts and assist in resolving issues. The contractor shall assist in the collection, analysis, management and distribution of SOF Lessons Learned, and will prepare inputs, as required, to the Joint Forces Command (JFCOM) Joint Lessons Learned Process. The contractor will be responsible for training and assisting Component and Theater Special Operations Commands (TSOCs) in the development and maintenance of their lessons learned programs and will be involved with active (as well as passive) LL collection. Contractors supporting the Component/TSOCs will perform lessons learned collection/analysis and liaison between HQ USSOCOM and the Component/TSOC. Contractors will serve as a Lessons Learned Senior Operations Analyst (SOA) and Subject Matter Expert (SME) in one of eight critical areas at the HQ to support the command's Strategic Planning Process (SPP) and may be required to perform extensive temporary duty (TDY) travel to service Components, TSOCs, | |||||||
| $1,600,000.00 | 26-Sep-09 | 25-Sep-10 | 26-Sep-10 | 25-Sep-11 | ||||||
| 497 | SOCC-SC Creative Writer(new) | Business Operations | The areas covered by this task order include the compilation and production of USSOCOM articles, speeches, annual communication plan, and annual posture statement in support of the Commander, USSOCOM. This work will be overseen by the USSOCOM Office of Strategic Communication (SOCC-SC) and coordinated with the Commander’s Action Group (CAG), Legislative Affairs (SOLA), and Public Affairs (SOPA). This effort will also ensure alignment of institutional messages, key staff engagements and command actions | $171,444.00 | 28-Sep-09 | 27-Sep-10 | 28-Sep-10 | 27-Sep-11 | ||
| 186 | SORR-R-J-8 Spt(157) | Business Operations-Resource Management | The contractor shall provide all personnel, supervision, and other items and services necessary to provide support to United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Within USSOCOM, the contractor will provide support to SORR-J8-P, SORR-J8-R, and SORR-J8-S Directorates to accomplish tasks specified below. The location for the support is MacDill AFB and Tampa, FL. | $672,000.00 | 29-Sep-08 | 28-Sep-09 | 29-Sep-09 | 28-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-10 | 28-Sep-11 |
| 187 | MTPS SOKF-J7 (155) Could this go with 488 under GBPS? | Operations and Planning | The contractor will provide ALMBOS support to the SOKF J7 in the following disciplines: requirements, program information and data, systems engineering and analysis, financial management, acquisition information, data and documentation, research and development, studies, integrated logistics, test and evaluation, strategic planning and analysis. This will include the following: |
1.2.1 Review, analyze, assess and recommend changes to SOF MTPS requirements.1.2.2 Generate data, documentation and briefings in support of J7-TM Branch requirements.1.2.3 Prepare test documentation, provide support testing and analyze results.1.2.4 Attend and support MTPS related programs management/status reviews to assess the status of approved user and command requirements, identify shortfalls and/or capability gaps.1.2.5 Support Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution System (PPBES) activities.1.2.6 Coordinate long term requirements and strategic planning with all SOF components.
1.2.7 Update and monitor the execution of the SOF MTPS Strategic Roadmap.1.2.8 Support SOKF J7 management of the MTPS chartered (Integrated Process Team (IPT) and sub working groups.1.2.9 Provide operational management support to the Joint Web-enabled Training and Rehearsal Joint Concept Technology Demonstration.
| $3,210,000.00 | 29-Sep-09 | 28-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-10 | 28-Sep-11 | ||||||
| 188 | SOKF Seminar Spt (161) | Business Operations | The primary purpose of this task order is to provide sufficient administrative and technical staff and equipment to ensure the SOF Language Seminar and Contract Review are fully supported. This includes provision of audio visual equipment, computers, internet access, and other equipment necessary for presentations and classes, coordination and setup at the event site, registering and supporting students and other attendees throughout the Review and Seminar, closing out the meeting site, documenting the event, and duplicating and preparing Seminar DVDs for mailing to all attendees. The secondary purpose of this task order is to provide one full time technical support person to track SOF language requirements and capabilities and improve those processes, maintain current contacts and Seminar attendee information, facilitate accurate exchange of training cost accounting data, assist language managers with technology issues, and train unit language managers. A project lead is required to be in overall charge of the coordination, planning, support, execution and close out of the Seminar. The full time technical support person will assist as needed and two administrative personnel are required to in-process attendees, distribute materials, and provide copying and other support to attendees and SOFCLO staff as needed. The third purpose of this task order is to provide Foreign Language Training Program Research and Analysis Support. Provide professional-level study and analysis of language training and language training related issues to support the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) and its component commands U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC), U.S. Navy Special Warfare Command (NAVSPECWARCOM), and U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC). The Administrative Support for Language in Ft Lewis will provide administrative Functions--customer service, staff support, and resource/facilities functions. | $1,600,000.00 | 29-Sep-09 | 28-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-10 | 28-Sep-11 | ||
| 189 | Business Process Mapping and SOAL M policy spt(162)?? Go with 446 under GBPS?? | Business Operations | The objective of this contract is to obtain expert and knowledgeable support for managerial support to SOAL-M. |
3.1 The contractor shall provide Personnel and Manpower related managerial support to include: 3.1.1 Maintain organizational charts as they relate to manpower allocations 3.1.2 Track all manpower resources – military, civilian, contractor, and other 3.1.3 Develop and maintain organizational metrics 3.1.4 Assist with the development of business rules, processes, and related documentation as required
3.1.5 Validate SOAL Manpower Requirement 3.2 The contractor shall perform business analyses and implement business process solutions as identified by the government.3.2.1 Provide expertise of identifying and interpreting higher level guidance with respect to internal processes 3.2.2 Identify opportunities for improvement, and monitor improvement initiatives 3.2.3 Map “As-Is” and “To-Be” processes as required and update existing process maps upon request
3.2.4 Track process improvements against metrics 3.2.5 Provide feedback to management in the form of briefings and or emails as required
| $518,235.00 | 29-Sep-08 | 28-Sep-09 | 29-Sep-09 | 28-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-10 | 28-Sep-11 |
| 488 | SOKF OCE Training Support (431) Could combine with TO 187 under GBPS?? | Business Operations-Training | The Center for Knowledge and Futures has the responsibility within USSOCOM to train and educate special operations forces worldwide, and ensure Special Operations Forces (SOF) are trained and ready to deploy consistent with USSOCOM Title 10 responsibilities and core tasks. This SOW outlines ALMBOS contract requirements in assisting SOKF in the accomplishment of these objectives. The contractor shall provide training support. Typical efforts include, but are not limited to, monitoring and tracking command training, assisting in preparing SOF-unique training materials and course preparation, as well as coordination of materials throughout the command. Operational and education/Training Support. The contractor shall provide operational and education/training support. Education Policy Analysis and Revision. The contractor will assist in the revision of applicable USSOCOM policy directives and memorandums necessary to effectively implement a joint special operations education strategy Special Operations Forces (SOF) Interagency (IA) Fellows Program Development. The contractor will assist in the development and implementation of a policy which will provide a capability for SOF Officers to conduct/complete research or an advanced education degree prior to their assignment |
to an Interagency position
| $1,300,000.00 | 29-Sep-09 | 28-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-10 | 28-Sep-11 | ||||||
| DO 16 | H92222-07-D-0017-Trans-Regional Information Campaign Support | Operations and Planning; Television /Broadband support | USSOCOM and the Joint Military Information Support Command (JMISC) require the Contractor to, on order, rapidly research, analyze, advise, and assist in planning operations in support of the strategic and long-term goals and objectives for OCO. The Contractor shall provide and manage all labor, equipment, tools, materials, travel, subcontracts, and other items and services necessary to provide the following capabilities: project management, research and analysis, cultural subject matter expertise, psychological operations (PSYOP) planning support, media planning, and quality assurance services to support the USSOCOM JMISC. | $4,330,000.00 | 30-Sep-09 | 29-Sep-10 | 30-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-10 | ||
| 489 | SOCEUR Senior Mentor Exercise Spt (433) | Business Operations-Training | The Contractor shall provide SMEs in the areas of joint/inter-agency/multi-national operations, SOF intelligence, ground and air operations, and joint staff operations to engage in exercise planning and script writing efforts, with the support of the SOCEUR staff throughout the planning period. The contractor shall develop a storyline/scenario/script and Master Scenario Events List (MSEL) with supporting materials to portray an incident involving a “warm” start crisis situation with branches and sequels. The staging site for US forces will be located in several friendly countries (permissive environment) with target areas located in uncertain environments. The Contractor shall realistically script and represent message traffic from the higher/adjacent/subordinate headquarters, AMEMBs, OGAs and participating or affected National governments and their agencies within the Area of Interest that would result from a real-world scenario following the exercise storyline. Finally, the contractor shall provide SMEs on joint, inter-agency and multinational operations to provide advice, input and support to the JECG and the exercise director/staff. The contractor shall provide these services as part of the JECG in a yet to be determined location/s. These services shall be provided 24 hrs a day/7 days a week throughout the execution phase of the exercise. | $267,000.00 | 30-Sep-08 | 29-Sep-09 | 30-Sep-09 | 29-Sep-10 | 30-Sep-10 | 29-Sep-11 |
| 183 | NSWC ASOT Training Support (93) | Business Operations-Training | NSWC is an Echelon Three Command that provides formalized basic and advanced training to Naval Special Operations Forces, U.S. Special Operations Forces and designated allied personnel. NSWC is a subordinate command of Commander, Naval Special Warfare Command (CNSWC) and is located in Coronado, CA. NSWC requires ASOT Level II instruction and role player support to achieve training objectives. This service is to be provided by a dedicated core of contracted Advanced Special Operations (ASO) Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and is required to support NSW’s initiative to conduct ASO in support of Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) priorities. Program management and training oversight will reside at the Naval Special Warfare Advanced Training Command, Imperial Beach, CA. |
1.2 The contractor shall support NSWC’s ASOT Level II training program and be responsible for providing direction, supervision, and management of the assigned instructors and any role players supporting the training.
| 1.3 NSWC requires five instructors and eight role players to conduct each five-week ASOT Level II COI. The required student to instructor ratio is to be four to one (4:1). The maximum number of students per course will not exceed 20 and the minimum number not less than 10 | $3,214,982.00 | 1-Oct-09 | 30-Sep-10 | 1-Oct-10 | 30-Sep-11 | ||||||
| 493 | SOCS PAO Support (438) | Business Operations-Public Affairs | This statement of work (SOW) covers the public affairs command information support to the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Public Affairs Office. The duties include: (1) the coordination, compilation, publication and distribution of the bimonthly command magazine; (2) the taking, processing, filing and distribution of command photography; (3) the coordination, compilation, publication and distribution of the USSOCOM planner; (4) the photo selection, design, publication and distribution of the USSOCOM Fact Sheet; and the contractor would be required to provide miscellaneous support as required in support of the Public Affairs Office. | $192,000.00 | 2-Oct-08 | 1-Oct-09 | 2-Oct-09 | 1-Oct-10 | 2-Oct-10 | 1-Oct-11 | |
| 190 | SOCS-ES (Graphics)(158) | Business Operations | This Task Order Statement of Work (SOW) provides contractor support services under the immediate purview of Secretary of Joint Staff Graphic Support Office. The scope of this task order is to provide graphical and Multimedia production to include: technical research and analysis, data collection, coordination, and evaluation in support of the Commander, USSOCOM and The Headquarters Staff. | $13,000.00 | 2-Oct-09 | 1-Oct-10 | 2-Oct-10 | 1-Oct-11 | |||
| 192 | SOAL-IIS(160) | Operations and Planning and Acquisition and Logistics | The purpose of this SOW is to establish and maintain a cost-effective program of continuous technical and programmatic support for the acquisition programs assigned to the Special Operations and Logistics (SOAL) Center, Program Managers for Command, Control, Communications and Computers (PMC4), Intelligence (PMIN), and Psychological Operations (PMPY). The overall objective is to provide the Program Managers, their deputy program managers, and branch chiefs with general program management support, expert advice, analyses, and assistance in carrying out responsibilities for all phases of its acquisition programs from pre-milestone A (MS A) concept studies, MS approvals, post-MS C fielded systems sustainment and system retirement/disposal. Support will generally occur at government office spaces located at 5850 West Cypress Street, Tampa, FL. Support is also required at MacDill, AFB FL. Support may also be required at other CONUS government and contractor facilities, as well as at worldwide locations. | $6,819,000.00 | 2-Oct-09 | 1-Oct-10 | 2-Oct-10 | 1-Oct-11 | |||
| 494 | NSWC-1 Contracts& Finance Spt (434) | Acquisition and Financial | Contracting Specialist, Acct Technican and Budget Analyst support for the Contracting Office at NSWC Grp 1 | $367,000.00 | 2-Oct-08 | 1-Oct-09 | 2-Oct-09 | 1-Oct-10 | 2-Oct-10 | 1-Oct-11 | |
| 495 | SORR-JMA Support (436) | Business Operations and Financial | The majority of the analysis capability within USSOCOM resides within the USSOCOM Strategic Planning Directorate (SORR-J8-S) of the Center for Force Structure, Resources, Requirements, and Strategic Assessments (SORR). This task order (TO) defines the USSOCOM requirement for technical and analytic support relating to resourcing efforts, planning efforts, internal studies, and external studies and efforts | $2,760,500.00 | 2-Oct-09 | 1-Oct-10 | 2-Oct-10 | 1-Oct-11 | |||
| 496 | SCSO ISR Master Plan (439) | Operations and Planning | The USSOCOM Directorate of Intelligence is the lead entity responsible for conducting ISR master planning for the headquarters and its component and sub-unified commands. The resulting vision and overarching ISR Master Plan ensures that future SOF personnel leverage all available intelligence to perform a variety of missions well into the 21st Century. This master plan forms the basis for evolving technology and systems in concert with the National Military Strategy (NMS), Joint Vision 2020 (JV2020), and SOF Vision 2020. Directorate planning efforts require formal documentation as well as periodic reporting and tracking to monitor USSOCOM’s progress against the plans’ support to the global war on terrorism. The contractor shall provide support in the form of technical research, analysis, and document preparation services as it pertains to the development, review and revision of the SOF ISR Master Plan and other documents required to support SCSO-J2 planning efforts. | $1,090,000.00 | 21-Nov-08 | 9-Nov-09 | 21-Nov-09 | 9-Nov-10 | 21-Nov-10 | 9-Nov-11 | |
| 163 | SCSO Imagery Analysis(125) | Intelligence | The USSOCOM CSO GEOINT Branch leverages geospatial intelligence and all-source analysis and production technology to produce and disseminate critical operational intelligence data and related products to Special Operations Forces (SOF) worldwide. In response to identified and projected shortfalls in meeting geospatial production requirements and timelines, the GEOINT Branch requires contracted imagery/geospatial/all-source analysis and product generation support. The shortfalls addressed under this contract include increased imagery/geospatial and all-source analysis research, and imagery/geospatial analysis and production, along with associated dissemination of a variety of hardcopy and digital imagery/geospatial products. | $314,000.00 | 15-Nov-08 | 14-Nov-09 | 15-Nov-09 | 14-Nov-10 | 15-Nov-10 | 14-Nov-11 | |
| 441/442 | SOAL-DIRCM Spt (378)SOAL -FW PEUAS Spt (375) | Acquisition, Logistics, Engineering | This Task Order Statement of Work covers the requirements for Acquisition, Logistics, Management and Business Operations Support (ALMBOS) services for oversight of programs under the purview of the Program Executive Officer for Fixed Wing (PEO FW). Programs covered by this tasking include strike, nonstandard aircraft, manned ISR, unmanned aircraft systems, and tilt-rotor aircraft acquisition, modification and sustainment efforts and their concurrency and obsolescence requirements and any special programs, projects, or combat mission needs as directed by the USSOCOM Commander. The Contractor will provide ALMBOS support to the PEO FW in the following disciplines: acquisition program management support. This will include the analysis, recommendations and completion of: |
Acquisition documentation, as it pertains to PEO FW program acquisition elements. Program acquisition management support including program planning recommendations, risk and execution assessment, and management support activities. Integrated FW portfolio acquisition, execution, and programmatic documentation.
Maintaining a multi-media archive of all relevant acquisition information relevant to program managed.
| $2,300,000.00 | 19-Dec-08 | 18-Dec-09 | 19-Dec-09 | 18-Dec-10 | 19-Dec-10 | 18-Dec-11 |
| 167 | SCSO-FSO Support (130) | Operations and Planning-Diplomacy | The contractor shall provide qualified former foreign service or other government agency officers or their equivalent with current TS/SCI clearances to work at the CSO located at MacDill AFB, FL. The primary location for this work is at MacDill AFB, but the contractor team shall be prepared to support the CSO as members of deployable teams in accordance with USSOCOM’s global responsibilities. The contractor shall provide policy support, planning input, advice and oversight of specialized classified projects, operations, and plans for each specialized position.2.2.1 The contractor shall provide advice and instruction as needed in procedures or operations. The contractor will make recommendations in the areas of PD to the Center for Plans, Policy, and Strategy (J5) management team.2.2.2 The contractor shall provide specific political military advice, mentoring, and recommended direction for personnel involved in CSO related planning activities | |||
| $278,000.00 | 7-Jan-09 | 6-Jan-10 | 7-Jan-10 | 6-Jan-11 | 7-Jan-11 | 6-Jan-12 |
| 164/165 | SOAL-FW (0126, 127) | Acquisition and Engineering | The Contractor will provide ALMBOS support to the PEO FW in the following disciplines: financial management and acquisition program management support. This will include the analysis, recommendations and completion of: 1.2.1 Acquisition documentation, as it pertains to PEO FW program acquisition elements. 1.2.2 Program acquisition management support including program planning recommendations, risk and execution assessment, and management support activities. |
1.2.3 Integrated FW portfolio acquisition, execution, and programmatic documentation.1.2.4 Financial management activities.
1.2.5 Maintaining a multi-media archive of all relevant acquisition information relevant to program managed
| $1,700,000.00 | 12-Jan-09 | 11-Jan-10 | 12-Jan-10 | 11-Jan-11 | 12-Jan-11 | 11-Jan-12 | |||||
| 166 | Battle Rhythm Support (131) | Operations and Planning | Specific mission areas for this task order are to support the Center for Special Operations development and execution of an integrated battle rhythm across USSOCOM’s Center for Special Operations’ (CSO) Intelligence, Operations, and Plans Directorates (J2, J3, J5, and IATF respectively). For the stated period of performance contractor personnel shall maximize performance and contributions without regard to functional boundaries in a dynamic and fast-paced work environment. The specific requirements of this SOW are written in paragraph 3 below. Personnel identified for performance of tasks shall meet the experience requirements laid out in the ALMBOS contract as they are generally required to be able to work independently from Government supervision in their completion of assigned tasks. | $268,000.00 | 12-Jan-09 | 11-Jan-10 | 19-Aug-09 | 18-Aug-10 | 19-Aug-09 | 18-Aug-11 | |
| 443/444 | SOAL-T Directorate and Programs Support(0381,382) | Acquisition, Logistics, Engineering | This Statement of Work (SOW) covers support services to the Advanced Technology Directorate. Support services include: program management support to the Science and Technology Managers for the Special Operations Technology Development (SOTD) Program and the Special Operations Special Technology (SOST) Program; program management support to the Special Operations Forces Medical Technology Development (MEDTECH) Program; technical support to the Director for the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program; support to the Oversight Office for the Advanced Concept/Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (AC/JCTD) programs; support for USSOCOM Special Forces Equipment Capability (SFEC) International programs; support to the Director for the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program (JNLWP); as well as financial, administrative, planning and policy support to the Director and Deputy Director. | $6,000,000.00 | 16-Jan-09 | 15-Jan-10 | 16-Jan-10 | 15-Jan-11 | 16-Jan-11 | 15-Jan-12 | |
| 445 | 75th Ranger Fin Mgt Spt (384) | Business Operations and Financial | This Task Order (TO) SOW for the Acquisition, Logistics, Management, and Business Operations Support (ALMBOS) contract covers data gathering, research, analysis, financial management oversight and monitoring, and document preparation associated with both the resourcing and support of the 75TH Ranger Regiment’s four Battalion and one Headquarters Command and Ranger mission activities. It also includes the monitoring, tracking, and management of MFP-11 funding, and the monitoring of the support provided to the 75th Ranger Regiment by the Theater Combatant Commanders and their designated Executive Agents. This Task Order also provides for the tracking, monitoring and funds execution of the Regiment’s participation in contingency operations around the world, to include Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. This would also include those operations that stem from USSOCOM’s lead roll as the Combatant Commander for the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT). This support will be provided to the Comptroller, 75th Ranger Regiment, utilizing the same person assisting the Ranger Desk Officer. Additional personnel will be required to provide this support to the 75th Ranger Regiment Financial Management Office (RFM), Fort Benning, GA. These personnel will perform this function at Fort Benning, GA. | $141,000.00 | 26-Jan-09 | 25-Jan-10 | 26-Jan-10 | 25-Jan-11 | 26-Jan-11 | 25-Jan-12 | |
| 168 | CT Analyst Spt (136, 134, 140, & 144) | Intelligence | 3.1 All Source Intelligence Support. All contractor employees shall conduct intelligence research, analysis, data collection, production, and dissemination activities to meet SCSO-IATF requirements and timelines in support of Command requirements. They will serve as CT all-source analysts interpreting and analyzing raw data in the production of intelligence from multiple sources. They will compile, collate, analyze, and evaluate all-source information to produce intelligence products on terrorists, terrorist organizations/networks, non-government agencies, state sponsors of terrorism, and potential links world wide. CT analysts will routinely advise and brief senior leadership on matters pertaining to terrorism. They will be responsible for research and preparation of a variety of written products such as scheduled and unscheduled intelligence reports, recurring reports, messages, briefings, information/issue papers, terrorism threat level assessments, group profiles, threat warning, link analysis, special assessments, forecasts, responses to inquiries, congressional testimonies, briefing books, trip books, and Commander USSOCOM discussion papers. Coordination with counterparts from the National Intelligence Community, other U.S. government agencies, and Partner Nations may be required. This intelligence may be tailored for operational activities, including supporting military, civilian, and/or foreign actions. 3.2 Office Support. Office support encompasses all administrative and operational activities which support SCSO-IATF mission requirements. Contractor personnel will be responsible for reassignment within J2, CSO and Joint Task Force and/or other functions activated to fill embedded analyst positions, support exercises, and respond to contingency and crisis situations. | ||||||||
| $3,008,000.00 | 28-Jan-09 | 27-Jan-10 | 28-Jan-10 | 27-Jan-11 | 28-Jan-11 | 27-Jan-12 | |||||
| 448 | CSO J21 Consolidating TO (386, 376, 390) | Bus ops, budget, intelligence, operations and planning-some OCONUS | This SOW addresses the requirements necessary for successfully executing intelligence resource planning, programming, and budgeting support to the USSOCOM SORR-J8, Director for Force Structure, Requirements, Resources, and Strategic Assessments (SORR-J8). The contractor shall provide non-personal technical/administrative support, technical/systems analysis, review, planning, general staff support, database development and input, research, review and evaluation, documentation preparations, and production services. Emergencies, close-out periods and meeting suspenses may require extended hours during nights and weekends. | $4,244,000.00 | 2-Feb-09 | 1-Feb-10 | 2-Feb-10 | 1-Feb-11 | 2-Feb-11 | 1-Feb-12 | |
| 446 | SOAL-M Acq Policy Spt(385) could go with 189 under GBPS? | Acquisition and Logistics | Specific mission areas for this task order are to support the Director of Management in the subspecialties of acquisition policy; developmental test and evaluation; acquisition management information and analysis; financial planning, tracking and forecasting; program execution analysis and reporting; security and program protection planning; and electronic commerce. For the stated period of performance, contractor personnel shall maximize performance and contributions without regard to functional boundaries in a dynamic and fast-paced work environment. The specific requirements of this SOW are written in paragraph 3 below. Personnel identified for performance of tasks shall meet the experience requirements laid out in the ALMBOS contract as they are generally required to be able to work independently from Government supervision in their completion of assigned tasks. | $3,215,000.00 | 9-Feb-09 | 8-Feb-10 | 9-Feb-10 | 8-Feb-11 | 9-Feb-11 | 8-Feb-12 | |
| 169 | JSOC Award Tech Support(133) | Business Operations | The Awards Technicians are responsible for the receipt, logging, processing, managing, boarding, tracking, and forwarding to the appropriate approval authority, all Service and Defense awards for the Joint Special Operations Command and its assigned units. During operations, this may include all elements task organized under the CJSOTF. In conjunction with the Commanding General’s guidance, these contractors draft policies and procedures as it pertains to awards and decorations. They operate computers, computer peripherals, and processor controlled information. The technicians monitor status and performance of the awards programs, and report status to the Director of Personnel, J1 and Deputy Director. Additionally, these contactors implement electronic awards board voting; manage the processing of award recommendations throughout the Command, to the appropriate approval authority, and their return to the originator; are responsible for providing clear, mission oriented guidance to the Director and Deputy Director; and are responsible for coordinating with agencies for which the awards program interacts, i.e. USSOCOM, USASOC, AFSOC, Naval Special Warfare Command, and Departments of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and the United States Marine Corps. The responsible JSOC representative for this program is the Director of Personnel, J1. | $207,000.00 | 10-Feb-09 | 9-Feb-10 | 10-Feb-10 | 9-Feb-11 | 10-Feb-11 | 9-Feb-12 | |
| 447 | ICP Analysis & Production Support(387) | Project Management | The Center for Special Operations Intelligence Plans Division (SCSO-J25) requires contractors familiar with the functional intelligence integration of collections, analysis, and production in support of Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) and future operations plans support, as applicable. The Contractor shall provide a broad range of SOF-related operational intelligence and planning expertise to support the USSOCOM role in GWOT, and provide Advisory and Assistance services to the J2 and staff on processes, prioritization, planning, and synchronization. | ||||||||
| $170,000.00 | 26-Feb-09 | 25-Feb-10 | 26-Feb-10 | 25-Feb-11 | 26-Feb-11 | 25-Feb-12 | |||||
| 170 | SCSO IMD Support(135) | Operations and Planning | This SOW addresses the requirements necessary for successfully executing information management (IM) planning support to USSOCOM’s Center for Special Operations (SCSO), Information Management Division (IMD). The contractor shall assist in the preparation of IM and knowledge management (KM) plans and directives, management and oversight, collection and analysis, and dissemination and collaboration relevant to the SCSO’s global mission. Emergencies may require extended hours during nights and weekends. | $380,000.00 | 1-Mar-09 | 28-Feb-10 | 1-Mar-10 | 28-Feb-11 | 1-Mar-11 | 28-Feb-12 | |
| 449 | CSO Open Source (388, 409) | Ops and Planning, Intelligence, and Language | The Statement of Work (SOW) requires eleven (10) full-time employee (FTE) contractors and one PhD consultant. Six of the | ||||||||
| ten FTE contractors support open source requirements while the remaining four contractors are linguist supporting IATF DOMEX and J239 IO language requirements. Two of the full-time open source contractors are scheduled to convert to USG service during the course of the POP. NOTE: This Section’s scope of duties DO NOT pertain to the four (4) FTE Contractor linguists who are covered under Section 4.3 of this SOW. Contractor scope of duties will encompass four (4) core competency areas of effort (paragraph 3.1 -3.4) within eight (9) functional support areas (paragraph 4.1-4.9). All OSES contractors must be experienced in open source intelligence (OSINT) research and collection operations, predictive analysis, development of individually produced analytical papers, assessments and staff-action papers, and executive briefings, possess in-depth knowledge of joint and interagency intelligence capabilities that support Special Operations Forces (SOF) missions and requirements. OSINT activities will require frequent interaction with national agencies, DOD agencies, OSD, State and local law enforcement agency jurisdictions Joint Staff military departments, services, and Combatant Commands, USG Inter- Agencies, other contractor teams. All contractor personnel will work in a dynamic fluid environment and will conduct regular liaison and coordination with multiple DOD and Intelligence Community (IC) organizations. All contractors will operate daily in a senior staff environment and work under pressure in a fast-paced, demanding all-source planning environment | $4,378,000.00 | 2-Mar-09 | 1-Mar-10 | 2-Mar-10 | 1-Mar-11 | 2-Mar-11 | 1-Mar-12 | ||||
| 171 | J-24T RCIED Analyst(137) | Intelligence | 1.1 This Statement of Work covers contractor requirements to provide all-source intelligence analysis support to SCSO J24-T against the RCIED threat. It also covers contractor requirements to support the SCSO and JSOC FMA&E program. Additionally, it provides J24-R analytical support to define Bio-Metrics and Sensitive Site Exploitation capability requirements in support of other mission requirements. |
1.2 This contract supports an all-source intelligence effort against the RCIED threat that drives the direction, collection, analysis and dissemination of intelligence in support of deployed SOF forces world-wide. The counter RCIED analytical effort requires dedicated contracted manpower support to perform this mission. This SOW also supports mission needs and analysis and requirements development to field capabilities to identify and track high value individuals. Additionally, this SOW includes support to the Command’s FMA&E requirements, collection and dissemination process.
1.3 The SCSO-J24-T shortfalls and requirements addressed under this contract include: 1) providing intelligence support to HQ USSOCOM Intelligence Campaign Plan (ICP) requirements respondent to the RCIED threat in execution of the global war on terrorism (GWOT); 2) defining SOF capability requirements for Bio-Metrics and Sensitive Site Exploitation. 3) Providing FMA&E support to SOF in support of the execution of the Global War on Terrorism 4) acting on behalf of and coordinating U.S. Government and DoD intelligence or non-intelligence Activities, Agencies, Organizations for the Commander, USSOCOM on all matters regarding these tasks.
| $368,000.00 | 13-Mar-09 | 12-Feb-10 | 13-Mar-10 | 12-Feb-11 | 13-Mar-11 | 12-Feb-12 |
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