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H92222-14-0019 Attachment 7a

SOCOM Wide Mission Support (SWMS) Analytic and Technical Support for the J8-S

Statement of Work (SOW) 20 August 2014 Revision 1

1.0 SCOPE

1.1 Background. USSOCOM’s J8-S Division provides a wide range of analytical products to

United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) directorates, centers, component commands, and Theater Special Operations Commands (TSOCs). The mission of the USSOCOM J8-S is to assist USSOCOM senior leaders with complex problems. This assistance utilizes disciplined and structured techniques to provide independent analysis and studies that inform decision makers, and enable the presentation of clear, concise, and credible defense of those decisions to external audiences.

1.2 Objective. The overall purpose of this task is to provide the J8-S with technical support in the areas of software development, maintenance of networks and databases employing simulations and analytic models, subject matter expertise, and Operations Research Systems Analysis (ORSA) expertise required to support the government’s mission. The J8-S continues to be called upon to provide high quality, defendable analysis to inform key decisions made by leaders at the highest level. To support this wide range of requirements, the J8-S must have a contractor capability that includes SOF subject matter experts (SMEs), programmers, database analysts, and senior ORSAs with knowledge of a wide variety of analytic tools, techniques, and understanding of how to integrate the technical support required to ensure the command’s analysis requirements are met.

2.0 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Analytic Support

2.1.1 Provide senior-level Operations Research and Systems Analysis (ORSA) support with the requisite skills to support directed analytical projects/studies for the command or support analytical projects/studies or studies as directed by Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and/or the Joint Staff. Responsibilities include:

2.1.1.1 Employ statistical, probabilistic, linear/nonlinear programing approaches, or modeling and simulation methods to solve complex problems.

2.1.1.2 Apply a wide variety of existing models, simulations, and operations research techniques to support USSOCOM processes and decision-making.

2.1.1.3 Utilize expertise and other commercially available analytical models, simulations, and gaming tools currently in use or under evaluation at the tactical, operational, and strategic operational levels.

2.1.1.4 Design, develop, program and maintain unique analytic models for the command to solve problems and support processes that are unique to USSCOCOM.

2.1.1.5 Develop and maintain algorithms for allocation modeling.

2.1.1.6 Gathers, relates, and identifies data with variables in models by applying personal judgment and qualitative and quantitative tests.

2.1.1.7 Reviews operations and testing of models to insure adequacy, or determines needs for reformulation.

2.1.1.8 Employ Strategic Thinking / Systemic Operational Design methodologies to frame complex problems to help senior military and civilian leaders develop solutions and strategies.

2.1.1.9 Conduct, participate in, or support studies, analyses, and modeling efforts to research optimization.

2.1.1.10 Collect and analyze data of historical use of Special Operations Forces (SOF) and all supporting conventional forces (enablers), data for employment of SOF and supporting enablers in contingency and campaign plans, data for SOF and enablers in OSD developed scenarios, and any other analytic initiatives in support OSD’s Support for Strategic Analysis, OSD CAPE initiatives, and/or Joint Staff Analytic studies.

2.1.1.11 Conduct studies of SOF operations from tactical to strategic level in order to develop employment rules or force characteristics, assumptions, determine or define planning factors, and define the methodologies required to produce the data for Analytical Baselines.

2.1.1.12 Provide ORSA support to work in concert with government operations research analysts ensuring that analysis is synchronized across multiple efforts to analyze future force structure associated with strategic intent, associated enablers, and other units of analysis.

2.1.1.13 Assist other contractors in the conduct of both quantitative and qualitative analysis.

2.1.1.14 Provide analytical support involving modeling and measuring techniques, statistical methods, and operational mathematics techniques (e.g. game theory, probability theory, pair wise comparison, etc.), linear and non- linear programming, and other principles of operations research.

2.1.1.15 Assist government decision makers in solving complex problems by documenting the analysis and logical reasoning necessary to inform and underpin critical decisions.

2.1.1.16 Support complex problem framing and initiatives designed to integrate command wide efforts to improve effectiveness and efficiency.

2.1.1.17 Conduct complex logical analysis of management problems and management information requirements and formulates qualitative and quantitative models of problems for solutions by computer.

2.1.1.18 Analyzes operations methods, which require substantial competence in the rigorous methods of scientific and qualitative and quantitative inquiry and analysis.

2.1.1.19 Transform raw data into meaningful information and recommendations as required to support senior leader decisions.

2.1.1.20 Assist in summarizing the analyses in simplified terms to present to decision makers.

2.1.1.21 Conduct independent analyses, and complex studies up to the TS/SCI level of classification and Special Access Programs (SAPs) as required.

2.2 SOF Subject Matter Expertise

2.2.1 Maintain subject matter expertise (SME) level experience and understanding of the Special Operations Force structure, Command and Control and the integration of the SOF enterprise within Department of Defense and the whole of U.S. government.

2.2.2 Assist in the development of Planning Factors, Rules, and Assumptions (PFR&A) required for developing CONOPS to populate the JMA database.

2.2.3 Support the assessments of USSOCOM’s Concept Plans (CONPLAN) and supporting regional operational plans by developing, refining, and maintaining metrics used to assess and prioritize current and future year operations and conducting assessments of the force structure required.

2.2.4 Conduct, participate in, or support studies, analyses, and modeling efforts to generate force structures that support the Joint Mission Analysis (JMA) process or other analytic initiatives

2.2.5 Conduct quality control of PFR&A to ensure all units of analysis have been accurately portrayed.

2.2.6 Understand and translate strategic-level scenarios into SOF operational campaigns and analyze the requirements against varying force structures.

2.2.7 Translate strategic documents into metrics that can be used to assess both current and future SOF force structure/operations.

2.2.8 Update CONOPs in the database to meet the guidance from strategic documents, and Support to Strategic Analysis documents.

2.2.9 Adapt, test and train on the use of the Special Operations Forces Analysis and Modeling System (SOFAMS) suite of software products and support the government SMEs developing and entering CONOPs into the database.

2.2.10 Interpret guidance from strategic U.S. documents such as the National Military Strategy, Defense Planning & Programming Guidance. Analytic Agenda documents and the SOF GCP into coherent SOF adaptations for each scenario.

2.2.11 Translate SOF adaptations into tactical CONOPs and perform the following:

2.2.11.1 Generate SOF Concepts of Operations CONOPs using sound strategy-to-task relationships.

2.2.11.2 Enter Concepts of Operations (CONOPS) into the database to track SOF force structure required.

2.2.11.3 Maintain Quality Control of data entered into the JMA database.

2.2.12 Assist with modeling efforts to provide accurate analytical products and perform the following:

2.2.12.1 Create Additional Databases with the sole purpose of further examining other problem sets without affecting existing work in the “production” database.

2.2.12.2 Update Resource Files from the Command’s latest Force Structure.

2.2.12.3 Update Analytic Rule Sets to ensure accurate employment of OSD policy and Command guidance.

2.2.12.4 Provide a Risk-Constrained Force Structure using SOF Capabilities Risk Assessment Allocation Model (SCRAAM). This provides a very methodical progression to constrain the force and illustrate the risk within a particular force structure.

2.2.13 Work with Government and contract Operations Research and Systems Analysts in the development of analytical products derived from the JMA database.

2.2.14 Produce analytical products including SOF force structure analysis assessing the adequacy of a given special operations force (units and platforms) to accomplish a specified set of missions for DOD defined scenarios, using planning factors, rules and assumptions in order to provide:

2.2.14.1 An evaluation of the adequacy of the force (capability and capacity), an Objective Force, and the supporting analytic data.

2.2.14.2 Bring Subject Matter Expert (SME) expertise in the primary SOF mission areas to support the Government ORSAs and government SMEs.

2.2.14.3 Generate strategy-to-task relationships from strategic-level documents in order to correctly depict global SOF operations in the JMA database.

2.2.14.4 Conduct force structure “excursions” using both qualitative and quantitative techniques to assess both risk to the force and risk to the mission in order to articulate the adequacy of a particular force structure.

2.2.14.5 Analyze various fiscally constrained resource files against specific requirements sets in order to highlight the sufficiency of the force structure.

2.3 Support for Strategic Analysis

2.3.1 Provide expertise and participate in the planning, scheduling, and coordination of analytical processes according to the following tasks. Some tasks involve the use of models and simulation to enable analysis across a wide range of areas, such as special operations, Overseas Contingency Operations, and Irregular Warfare.

2.3.2 Provide special operations data, subject matter expertise and build data sets as required to support analysis with Director, Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (DCAPE), Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (USD(P)) and CJCS.

2.3.3 Provide update, reconciliation and management recommendations for the special operations portions of DCAPE data products and repositories to include the Current Forces Database (CFDB) and Future Forces Databases (FFDB). This task involves the analysis of raw data to identify modifications required before the data is input into pre-processor tools, models and simulations. The contractor shall confirm that the data is accurate and available in time to support USSOCOM’s analytical initiatives.

2.3.4 Provide special operations data and subject matter expertise for the development of near-term to long-term scenarios, strategic and operational concepts of operation (CONOPS), and associated force lists ensuring special operations specific and joint capabilities are correctly represented.

2.3.5 Support database development and modeling of data cases and excursions in the Support to Strategic Analysis (SSA) process.

2.3.6 Support SSA work groups and conferences through travel and/or via secure video teleconferencing (SVTC) to the DOD sponsored site.

2.3.7 Coordinate SSA meetings, SVTCs and provide read-ahead material as required.

2.3.8 Report actions at SSA work groups and conferences.

2.3.9 Review, provide, track, and adjust comments during SSA product staffing to facilitate integrations of CJCS, USD(P), Service and Combatant Command (COCOM) inputs.

2.3.10 Conduct CONOP analysis representing component equity and write component-specific CONOP narratives.

2.3.11 Participate in meetings/conferences with OSD and Joint Staff personnel.

2.4 Technical and Database/Network Related Support

2.4.1 Provide Technical Expertise to develop and maintain software tools, maintain networks and databases, and employ simulations and models used to conduct analysis:

2.4.1.1 Maintain software and data on the system including SOFAMS and associated databases, SCRAAM, the Special Operations Forces Ammunition Requirement Model (SOFARM), SOF Logistics Model, and other analytic products. Operate a SECRET/FOCAL POINT Standalone Development Network System (a.k.a. 'Modeling and Simulation' network).

2.4.1.2 Support the JMA Development Network supports the continuous software development to include testing and refinement of SCRAAM and SOFAMS. The network is comprised of Linux and Windows-based platforms. The equipment includes the use of 2 Catalyst 1 Gigabit switches, Sun servers, Sun fiber optic mass storage arrays, Dell workstations, HP-Compaq thin client terminals, and an Aztec Lunchbox mobile computing platform.

2.4.1.3 Operating systems include CentOS Linux, Microsoft Windows Server 2008R, and Windows 7. Software consists of Visual Studio 2013, Oracle 11g and 12c RDBMS, Oracle Application Server, Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid, SQL Developer, TOAD database diagnostic and monitoring tools, ESRI ArcGIS/EDN, MS SQL Server, MS IIS web server, and VMWare virtualization suite.

2.4.1.4 Modify/develop/train on the use of software to meet USSOCOM JMA modeling requirements as required.

2.4.1.5 Act as the software application administrator for software residing on the JMA LAN, for software residing on J8-S desktop computers used to collect and analyze JMA data, and for any required Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software. This includes databases containing climatic, threat, environmental, and weapon system performance data (friendly and hostile); data input forms, digital mapping systems used for data input, extraction, and display; quality control tools for examining the database entries; and the software that utilizes the JMA and GSMCOP) task databases.

2.4.1.6 Install, test and maintain software upgrades when provided and/or directed by the Government and shall include periodic version upgrades to correct problems, improve efficiency and usability, and/or provide greater capability.

2.4.1.7 Provide a continuously updated version of SOFAMS as the primary software model that tracks requirements the uniformed SMEs and contract analysts enter and derive from the Analytic Agenda. Provide the J8-S the software for each functional SME/OA to enter CONOPs in all mission areas (Special Forces, Ranger, MARSOC, NSW, MISO, CAO & AFSOC).

Provide and maintain additional modules that provide the user the capability to “service” base CONOPs using the Maritime & Aviation Modules. Provide and maintain a Leveler Module compatible with the SOFAMS software to track and illustrate all requirements entered using the SOFAMS software to include the Maritime and Aviation Modules. Maintain and provide continuous upgrades to the custom-developed SCRAAM software to match time-based resources to requirements constrained by user-developed rules. Contractor will continue to base this model on the smart integration of Analytic Agenda Requirements, USSOCOM Resources and Rules provided by senior leadership or extracted from published strategic documents.

2.4.1.8 Provide development and maintenance capability to maintain the two required stand-alone networks crucial to the mission of the J8-S – the JMA Local Area Network (JMA LAN) identified in Figure 1 and the Modeling and Simulation Network – that have the following characteristics:

Sufficient capacity so that each uniformed and contract analyst can operate SOFAMS and SCRAAM simultaneously on the JMA LAN.

Configured to operate multiple databases and support the variety of analysis required of the J8-S.

Designed for multiple parallel processing of data across a distributed network providing larger and far more complex types of analyses than would otherwise be possible on a standard client-server environment.

Capable of supporting Linux and Windows software on the Modeling and Simulation Network.

Figure 1

2.4.2 Provide Redesign/Rewrite/Support of JMA

2.4.2.1 Assist in updating, improving, redesigning and maintaining the JMA Database to effectively support redesigned software systems for collection and analysis; will obtain, supply, integrate, install, test, and support all new software components.

2.4.2.2 Evaluate and make recommendation on new hardware and software with the objective of increasing efficiency, productivity, accuracy, and integration within the JMA system.

2.4.2.3 Evaluate and make recommendation on the impact of new or emerging technologies on SOF capability assessments, analyses, and processes using JMA data, data from other approved databases, historical data, models, and analytic tools whenever possible to ensure the integrity of methodologies and the continuity of relevant analytic processes throughout the command.

2.4.2.4 Provide insights and recommendations regarding potential new technology needs that have been derived from the JMA SOFAMS or as a result of JMA related analyses. This support shall include the critical evaluation of existing methodologies, processes, models and analytic tools as well as new commercial and Government-owned software and models. All contractor proposed changes to any part of the Network Suite System must be approved by J8-S.

2.4.2.5 Use the latest database design and support methodologies to enhance retrieval of stored data and to ensure the fastest retrieval speeds and higher operating efficiencies.

2.4.2.6 Re-evaluate the database structure during the production phase of the JMA cycle and make recommendation to determine where improvements could be made.

2.4.2.7 Evaluate, integrate, install, test and maintain new software components to increase the reliability and efficiency of the JMA database.

2.4.3 Provide JMA LAN product development and installation.

2.4.3.1 Develop and/or install approved products on a LAN server or PCs designated specifically for JMA and other development, modification, testing, configuration, and training purposes.

2.4.3.2 Document all model development, network accreditation, and data management activities to ensure that important historical information is recorded.

2.4.4 Support the maintenance of the directorate’s Network Suite System and LAN to DOD standards and USSOCOM-J6 regulation and policy:

2.4.4.1 Support acquisition, life cycle, and operations support for both equipment and software through implementation of the Configuration Management and five-year systems plans.

2.4.4.2 Employ Information Assurance to ensure the Network Suite System and the Network System are maintained IAW DOD standards as outlined in the DISA Security Technical Inspection Guide process.

2.4.4.3 Support the activities necessary to maintain the accreditation of the J-8S networks and applications.

2.4.5 Provide Technical Expertise to maintain the Modeling and Simulation Network used to develop software create and maintain databases, and employ simulations and models for analysis supporting the command. In doing so:

2.4.5.1 Develop, modify, adapt, interface, test, maintain and/or obtain tools for use in assisting the Command in fulfilling its analytical functions.

2.4.6 Provide Technical Expertise to provide system modification/support of current modeling and simulation capabilities. To provide this expertise:

2.4.6.1 Develop, test, maintain, and support new software or modify existing commercial and custom software programs that support the Command’s processes.

2.4.6.2 Develop and test of software required for allocation modeling and analysis of new requirements as determined by OSD/ Joint Staff/USSOCOM.

2.4.6.3 Provide Technical Expertise that enables transferring data between the JMA database and other Combat Simulation and Models as well as identifying potential data incompatibilities and means of overcoming such problems.

2.4.7 Provide the Government life cycle and operations support for models and simulations used by USSOCOM within DOD federations.

2.4.7.1 Incorporate SOF effects into designated models that support USSOCOM exercises, USSOCOM Components, and other Government agencies in the preparation for exercises, and computer-assisted seminars.

2.4.7.2 Possess specific knowledge of analytical models, simulations and gaming tools.

2.4.8 Provide Technical Expertise to develop software, maintain networks and databases, and employ simulations and models used to conduct analysis to inform DOD or the Joint Staff.

2.4.8.1 Support the network is supported with a 1GigaBit Switch/Router, Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) and a video teleconference system. The Modeling and Simulation Network can interface with this network for exercises.

2.4.9 Special Operations Force Analysis & Modeling System (SOFAMS) User Guide.

Contractor will provide a Special Operations Force Analysis & Modeling System (SOFAMS) user guide describing the JMA data entry process for Concept of Operations (CONOPS), mission support requests, and how to service these requests. The guide is intended to assist anyone in the data entry process writing Naval Special Warfare (NSW), Special Forces (SF), Marine Special Operations (MARSOC), Air Force Special Operations (AFSOC), Civil Affairs Operations (CAO), or Military Information Support Operations (MISO) CONOPS. The guide will emphasize the strategy-to-task-to-requirements nature of JMA, and provide a macro-level discussion of models and analytic techniques used within JMA, and provide a sample of the types of questions that can be answered and the materials that can be produced. The Government will work in collaboration with Contractor to produce the SOFAMS guide. Contractor will produce and will deliver one fully edited electronic version annually, with the date established and coordinated with the government. In addition contractor will provide a SOF Capabilities- Based Risk Assessment Allocation Manual user guide to document use of the SCRAAM model.

Contractor will produce and will deliver one fully edited electronic version annually with the date established and coordinated with the government.

2.4.10 SOFAMS Training Package. Subsequent to the completion of the Software Change Requests (SCRs), generated thru lessons learned from building the JMA Database to associated systems and models, and subsequent analysis (Base Force, Alternate Forces, and Proposed Objective force) for the POM cycle, contractor is responsible for preparing a SOFAMS training package for new Government SMEs. The training package will contain information regarding the general operation of SOFAMS during the JMA data entry cycle, as well as information pertaining to the specific SOF functional areas. The training package is due annually, prior to the writing of CONOPs.

2.4.11 Model Documentation. Contractor shall prepare updated model documentation in both electronic and hard copy form regarding the software, database, user documentation, source code, and test plans/data subsequent to the completion of the SCRs, generated through lessons learned from building database and prior to the start of the next cycle JMA data entry.

2.5 Technical Editing Support

2.5.1 Contractor will be the J8-S (Primary) designated Portal/SharePoint Site Administrator (PSA). Design, create and manage portal content, structure and applications for all working materials and final component collaboration

2.5.2 Develop a portal interface for data collection, dissemination and storage.

Leverage SIPRNET SharePoint Portal to collect data for projects and studies Populate SharePoint database using web-based applications.

Store and archive data on server to be exported to other formats (e.g. Excel, Access, etc.)

Provides J8-S control of who views and edits data through password protected permissions.

2.5.3 Provide technical support in planning for continued and evolving analytic support analysis studies/projects.

2.5.4 Prepare and maintain database systems, operation documentation, procedures and methods, including user reference guides.

2.5.5 Support technical inquiries into modeling and simulation (M&S) methodology enhancements and development of analytical baselines for strategic analyses by Department of Defense Components

2.5.6 Perform editorial reviews on all forms of technical documentation and outreach materials to include editing for proper grammar, correct word usage and format consistency.

2.5.7 Consolidate and document the processes.

2.6 Training Support

2.6.1 Contractor will conduct training for Government personnel based on the ongoing development for the SCRAAM, SOFAMS, and Logistics Model. Contractor will perform the following training support items:

Include as requested by the Government on-line tutorials and help files, commercially available programmed instruction, self-paced manuals and drill tasks, and manuals requiring instructor interface.

Document processes and training developed to ensure that a historical record is maintained.

Train Government analysts on JMA and SOFAMS will include, but is not limited to:

CONOP modeling; data collection tools; the use of analytic tools in support of force, platform, and equipment analyses. As a result of the training, Government and contractor analysts will be able to enter data, define data queries, and use analytic tools to examine and analyze the results.

2.7 Task Management and Execution

2.7.1 OSD Presentations. Contractor shall develop and brief at the Government’s discretion, uniquely tailored presentations for OSD, Joint Staff or USSOCOM senior leaders to provide a personalized explanation of the strategy-to-task relationships, a discussion of applicable models, illustration of analysis techniques and even a sample run of the applicable models to illustrate sample output.

2.7.2 Provide an on-site Task Lead at the Government Site in Tampa, FL. The Task Lead will ensure that USSOCOM’s requirements are met within the allocated resources of the task order, while properly balancing cost, schedule, and technical performance. The Task Lead is considered Key Personnel in accordance with contract clause 5652.237-9001. The Task Lead will:

2.7.2.1 Advise the COR of any anticipated or actual absence that extends beyond one week, except TDY’s, and tailor suitable coverage to ensure no mission impact.

2.7.2.2 Serve as the focal point for task order for the COR regarding task order resource obligations and expenditures.

2.7.2.3 Actively pursue a culture that embraces a safe work environment, through constant open communication and risk assessment, maintaining focus on performance requirements.

2.7.2.4 Continually assess customer and program priorities and adjust the allocation of skills to ensure the optimal use of resources to meet the Service Delivery Summary (SDS) measures of performance.

2.7.2.5 Continually monitor task order performance conduct periodic internal reviews conducted to verify the quality and progress of task assignments.

2.7.2.6 Provide the Government, if applicable, with any lessons learned on task execution throughout the period of performance of the task using any one of the following methods.

Weekly Review. The Task Lead will develop weekly J8-S Summary of activities and estimate-till completion analyses to compare actual work accomplished against work planned. This will identify execution risks and ensure effective management of resources.

Monthly Review. The Task Lead will perform monthly internal task reviews with J8-S Director to discuss task status. The Task Lead will use this forum to provide information on Task cost, scope and schedule to ensure the Contractor fulfills the Government expectations.

3.0 DELIVERABLES

3.1 Special Operations Force Analysis & Modeling System (SOFAMS) User Guide is due annually in accordance with Paragraph 2.4.9.

3.2 SOFAMS Training Package is due annually in accordance with paragraph 2.4.10

3.3 Model Documentation, per paragraph 2.4.11 shall be delivered as follows: a Draft Model Documentation shall be delivered on a CD annually NLT 1 May. Final model documentation shall be delivered on a CD annually NLT 30 September. In addition, contractor will:

3.3.1 Deliver an updated copy of SOFAMS complete with the Maritime and Aviation Modules before CONOP entry begins.

3.3.2 Deliver a new version of the Leveler compatible with updated version of SOFAMS before CONOP entry begins.

3.3.3 Deliver a revised version of SCRAAM compatible with the new SOFAMS and Leveler software versions before analysis of CONOP data begins.

3.3.4 Deliver revised versions of Logistics and Ammunition models compatible with latest SOFAMS before analysis of CONOP data begins.

3.3.5 Deliver archived copy of SOFAMS database used to develop the USSOCOM’s Objective Force once Objective Force has been approved.

3.3.6 Deliver archived copy of SOFAMS database used for specific J8-S studies when studies are complete.

3.3.7 Deliver specially developed model suites such as STORM as required. This includes all required software, training, instruction guides, briefings, etc.

3.4 Trip Reports. Contractor shall deliver a trip repost with five days of completing travel.

Contractor will confer with the Government to ensure the purpose, topics and outcome are appropriately articulated. Trip reports will contain, at a minimum, attendees, purpose of travel, points covered, and outcome.

4.0 PERSONNEL SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES

Figure 2 PWS Skills/Qualifications

Position (Labor Category)

SOW Ref Required Skills/Qualifications

Task Leader (Senior Operations

Analyst) 1 Full Time

Equivalent (FTE) (Resume Required)

2.2 • MBA or MS in business or technical discipline or BA/BS in SOW-related field plus four years' related experience

• Five years’ experience in DOD processes, policy, operations research, special operations, or analysis experience in SOW-related fields with proven Government/industry management experience

• Must have Subject Matter Expertise in all facets of Strategic Planning Process to include the OSD/Joint Staff sponsored Analytic Agenda and the Command’s guiding documents

• Familiarity with Microsoft suite of products to include MS Access

Senior Operations Analyst 4 FTEs

2.2 • MBA or MS in business or technical discipline or BA/BS in SOW-related field plus four years related experience

• Five years’ experience in DOD processes, policy, operations research, special operations, or analysis experience in SOW-related fields with proven Government/industry management experience

• Possess background as a uniformed member with experience in specific SOF functional areas of either SF, SEAL, CA, (MISO), or SOF Aviation, or six years’ experience as a member of SOF staff

• Familiarity with Microsoft suite of products to include MS Access

Support for Strategic Analysis Analyst

1 FTE

(Resume Required)

2.3 • MBA or MS in business or technical discipline or BA/BS in SOW-related field plus four years related experience

• Five years’ experience in DOD processes, policy, operations research, special operations, or analysis experience in Support for Strategic Analysis with proven Government/industry management experience

• Possess background as a uniformed member with experience in specific SOF functional areas of either SF, SEAL, CA, (MISO), or SOF Aviation, or six years’ experience as a member of SOF staff

• Familiarity with Microsoft suite of products to include MS Access

Operations Research Systems Analyst

2 FTEs (Resumes Required)

2.1 • MS in Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, or Industrial Engineering or a BA/BS in Operations Research, Applied Mathematics, or Industrial Engineering plus four years related experience

• Six years hands-on operations research system analysis (ORSA) experience in qualitative and quantitative analyses of complex military and related problems supporting DOD planning, programming and budgeting system (PPBS), Requirements Development/Joint Capabilities Integration Development System (JCIDS) and/or major defense acquisition programs (MDAPS)

Senior Programmer/Analyst

4 FTEs (Resumes Required)

2.4 • Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, or related field.

• Ten years development experience adhering to Systems/Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) methodology. Experience working with COTS/GOTS software to develop thin and thick client solutions using .Net framework. Experience with Oracle 11g/12c design and PL/SQL development. Experience with SQL Server 2012 design and T-SQL development.

• Proficient in Visual Studio development suite including but not limited to VB.Net, ASP.Net and C# applications.

Data Base Administrator

1 FTE

(Resume Required)

Network Systems

Engineer

1 FTE

(Resume Required)

2.4 • Seven years’ experience in providing advanced Database and Application server administration support to a mission production environment and development

• Tasks shall include, but are not limited to Database and Application server troubleshooting, installation, upgrade, performance tuning, development support, scripting and producing documentation

Principal Logistician

1 FTE

2.4 • Master’s degree in Technical Discipline, or related field

• Nine years of experience in acquisition/operational logistics management and system life cycle support

• Working knowledge and/or familiarity with DOD procurement policies and procedures.

• Experience with automated logistical programs (LEW, OPLOGPLNR, etc.) and be knowledgeable of unique characteristics for all Classes of Supply

• Possess knowledge of USSOCOM SOF component’s MTO&E structures and manning documents, as well as employment of those structures to support ongoing SOF operations

Editor II

1 FTE

2.5 • Associates degree or better

• Five years editing experience in journalism. Other skills required include advanced computer proficiency, research skills, a strong sense of the English language and grammar.

• Expertise in Microsoft products to include MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, MS Access, MS SharePoint

5.0 SERVICE DELIVERY SUMMARY

Performance Objective Performance Measure Reference Timeliness of task order and contract deliveries

No more than 2% of contract and all task order deliverables are late during the period of performance

SOW Section 5.

Customer satisfaction with delivery of services

Receives no formal customer complaints* during a period of performance, i.e. base period or option year

Personnel possess the required security clearance, and maintain the proper security of documents and facilities

100% of personnel working at the contract level and task order level possess the required security clearance, and maintain the proper security of documents and facilities

Task order DD254

Instances of OCI are avoided and mitigated appropriately

Contractors have zero instances of OCI violations during the period of performance

Contract Section H, OCI Clause

Contractor provides quality and timely responses to data calls and requests for input/information

98% of responses are sufficient and accurate with no late response(s). Follow-up to obtain the requested information is not required

Contractor meets Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) metrics

Performance does not fall below Satisfactory for more than 1% all QASP ratings during the period of performance, i.e. base period or option year

QASP

“Formal Customer Complaint” means any dissatisfaction expressed by a complainant via the COR to the Contracting Officer (KO) either orally or in writing, regarding any aspect of the contractor’s performance, including but not limited to deficiencies related to the quality, reliability, or effectiveness, of the contractor‘s product deliverables or service performance; a violation of policy, law, or regulation; or failure to meet requirements of the Statement of Work. A formal customer complaint must be justified, verified as accurate and documented as valid and which, directly or implicitly, requests that the KO take specific action(s) to obtain relief or redress on behalf of the complainant. A formal customer complaint is resolved when the KO has closed the complaint after the KO has exhausted all appropriate actions to resolve the complaint and has responded to the complainant in writing explaining the final disposition of the complaint.

6.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY/SPACE. The Government anticipates on-site support for this requirement therefore; the Government will provide all equipment, materials, access to all necessary networks and systems, furnished office spaces (workstations, office automation equipment, telephones, and furniture) and supplies at MacDill AFB for contractors working in support of this effort. Contractor personnel will have access to secure telephones, a photocopier, data, fax (secure and unclassified), and shredder on a non-interference basis when needed to perform the work requirements. Support will generally occur at Government office spaces located at 7701 Tampa Point Blvd, Tampa, FL. Support may also be required at contractor facilities and at worldwide locations.

7.0 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS. Security will be in accordance with the attached DD254.

Contract Team personnel supporting this task and requiring access to classified information will possess a minimum of SECRET clearance at contract award. Up to sixteen contractors will possess a TOP SECRET/Special Compartmented Information (TS SCI) clearance and will require access to SCI and Focal Point in performance of this effort. Contract Team personnel will require access to NIPRNET/SIPRNET computer systems at the Government furnished facilities.

Contract Team personnel will be authorized to courier classified information up to the “Secret” level in performance of official duties upon approval of and designation by the COR. Contract Team personnel shall ensure requirements for safeguarding classified information and classified materials, for obtaining and verifying personnel security clearances, for verifying security clearances and indoctrination of visitors, for controlling access to restricted areas, for protecting Government property, and for the security of automated and non-automated management information systems and data are fulfilled. The Contract management system shall prevent unauthorized disclosure of classified and sensitive unclassified information. The Government shall be immediately notified if any security incident or any indication of a potential unauthorized disclosure or compromise of classified or sensitive unclassified information.

Contractor shall provide security management support. Typical efforts include, but are not limited to, performing classified document control functions, classified materials inventories, program access requests, preparing and monitoring personnel indoctrination and debriefing agreements, and maintaining and using security-related databases.

8.0 REPORTS The Monthly Report shall be prepared and delivered in accordance with the basic contract Statement of Work, paragraph 6.0.

9.0 TRAVEL Government directed travel is required in support of this task order. The COR will coordinate specific travel requirements with the contractor. All contractor travel requires advance, written approval for the travel to be conducted.

10.0 MATERIAL No material is required for this effort.