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H92222-14-R-0020-0001 Attachment 5 Rev 2

Instructions to Offerors

J2 DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE

Sample Performance Work Statement

Sub-factor 1.2

H92222-14-R-0020 Attachment 5 Revision 2

Background: This instruction to offerors gives additional instructions for preparation of the proposal in support the J2 Sample Performance Work Statement (PWS). This is a sample task only and will not result in award of a Task Order.

H92222-14-R-0020 Attachment 5 includes the following: ITO and PWS.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Due Date of Proposals: IAW H92222-14-R-0020; L1.5

INSTRUCTIONS

All offerors are to submit their technical proposals IAW H92222-14-R-0020 and these additional instructions.

1. Sample Task Order Sub Factor 1.2: This PWS is provided to assess the offeror’s capability to manage, resource and execute intelligence type requirements.

a. The Senior Level Identity Intelligence Analyst/Task Lead (TL) is considered Key

Personnel; however, a resume is not required.

b. All security requirements will be identified in any future request for task order proposals. For purposes of this proposal assume Top Secret/SCI with access to NATO and Focal Point information.

Evaluation: The evaluation will be IAW H92222-14-R-0021 M2.2.2.

J2 DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE

SAMPLE

PEFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

1.0 DESCRIPTION OF ORGANIZATION REQUIRING SUPPORT

USSOCOM established the Identity Intelligence (i2) Exploitation Branch to provide i2 support to SOF forces forward in response to the USSOCOM Commander’s Lines of Operational Guidance to “Expand the Global SOF Partnership.” The USSOCOM Identity Intelligence Branch within the J2 Directorate of Intelligence conducts and produces world-class Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination (PED) of biometrics, forensics and Document and Media Exploitation (DOMEX) intelligence for special operations forces (SOF) commanders and national decision-makers. The USSOCOM J2 has major responsibilities in the areas of Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE), Weapons Technical Intelligence, SOF Vetting of Trained Personnel, Identity Protection and Blue Force Biometrics. USSOCOM is a Combatant Command (COCOM) with multiple subordinate components (USASOC, NSWC, MARSOC, AFSOC and JSOC). USSOCOM has operational units deployed globally requiring near real time Identity Intelligence (i2) Fusion across DOD, Inter-Agency and International Partnerships.

1.1 TASK PURPOSE

The purpose of this task order is to provide dedicated 24/7 coverage to disseminate products from the battlefield, provide i2 exploitation analysis, and “push” products omni-directionally across tactical, operational, and strategic forces and USG interagency partners, 24 hours a day.

The objectives of this task order are:

1.1.1 The first objective of this task requires 24/7 coverage of analysts at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida to conduct Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination (PED) Biometrics, Forensics, and DOMEX collections and disseminate back to the operator. Analysts shall provide the technical, analytical, operational, field testing, and training required by the Identity Operations Branch to help process, exploit, and disseminate SOF i2 and exploitation materials.

1.1.2 The second objective of this task requires Digital Media Technicians/Computer Forensics Analysts at Fort Bragg, North Carolina to conduct Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination (PED) of Digital Media, CELLEX and DOCEX.

1.1.3 The third objective of this task requires facilitation of tactical and operational analysis through direct coordination within the J2 staff for analysis and PED of materials exploited on the Special Operations Exploitation (SOFEX) architecture. The contractor shall provide support various locations in Afghanistan (1 position), Africa (1 position), and MacDill AFB, FL (2 positions). Support is not limited to these locations as military operations evolve. Required positions will be reduced or increased on the task order IAW fluid and dynamic operational requirements.

2.0 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

This task order requires the contractor to provide USSOCOM with i2 analysis of biometrics, forensically extracted information from digital media, currency, weapons, and forensic technical support over the course of the proposed period of performance. The requirements addressed under this task order include:

(1) i2EC operations to conduct 24/7 analysis and PED Biometrics, Forensics and DOMEX collections; (2) provide a SOF computer forensics exploitation capability for captured enemy materials; and (3) provide i2CM support to forward-deployed SOF to facilitate reach back analysis support. These three teams shall work in collaboration to process and synchronize tactically acquired forensically extracted data with national and global intelligence assets in order to support the development of i2 products utilized to defeat the network.

The contractor shall analyze biometrics forensically extracted information from digital media, currency, and weapons to establish positive identification of persons and items encountered across the continuum of battle to produce near real time actionable reporting at the tactical level in two hours or less while simultaneously disseminating their findings and refined products for the strategic community. The contracted analysts shall draft and publish 2 hour reports (Biometric Rollup), Biometric Target Informationing and Packets (BTIPS), intelligence information requests (IIRs), information papers, unclassified and classified newsletter type articles, briefings to peers and leadership, trends and analysis reports, cellular phone exploitation reports, facilitate responses to currency and weapons submissions, and documentation for developing a common understanding of exploitation to ensure that forward-deployed GLOBAL SOF forces receive exploitation feedback on the status of their collections.

2.1 REQUIREMENTS: The contractor shall:

2.1.1 Perform all-source intelligence analysis, including but not limited to, producing reports from biometric identifications and matches.

2.1.2 Provide PED i2/Biometric Intelligence Analysis, including but not limited to, BTIPs, 2 Hour Response Reports (2HRR), Biometric Identification Analysis Reports (BIARs), similar products or future analytical products using the Automated Identity Management System (AIMS) or any other future system or repository.

2.1.3 Develop and maintain i2 Fusion Analysis Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for processing, prioritizing, and analyzing biometrics and forensics identifications.

2.1.4 Provide all necessary PED support for the development and maintenance of a SOF Exploitation Web Application for processing, prioritizing, analyzing, and operationalizing biometrics, forensics, DOMEX, and Weapons Technical Intelligence materials encountered by SOF and its strategic partners.

2.1.5 Provide analytical input, during future requirements development, and testing of new biometric sensors, forensics, CELLEX and DOMEX architectures or processes.

2.1.6 Execute a Program of Instruction (POI) for i2 Analysis training in accordance with (IAW) current guidelines for i2 Pre-Mission Training (PMT) provided by the USSOCOM i2EC.

2.1.7 Provide necessary support for customer missions, primarily, but not limited to, support of reach back capabilities among USSOCOM; Fort Bragg, NC; and the Defense Intelligence Agency in Charlottesville, VA.

2.1.8 Provide all necessary support for key forensic processing/analytical capability support (which includes, but is not limited to, dissemination of latent fingerprints, digitized latent prints, forensics reports, production statistics for management status reporting and SOPs), ensuring all customer support needs are met. Duties require dissemination of latent prints into the Department of Defense (DoD) Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) or other current or future databases.

2.1.9 Provide necessary support for Digital Media and CELLEX processing/analytical capability support at Fort Bragg, NC to ensure rapid and accurate exploitation of captured enemy documents and media. Tasks include providing thorough computer forensic analysis; leveraging extensive experience and knowledge to support the exploitation of captured enemy documents and media, cell phones and identifying computer files (e.g., programs, documents, videos, emails, etc.) for further analysis.

2.1.10 Leverage the latest commercial computer forensics software to extract multi-media files for analysis at Fort Bragg, NC.

2.1.11 Provide standardized weekly reporting to include metrics and vignettes of all Watch List encounters and i2 information of interest collected globally during the week.

2.1.12 Conduct briefings as required.

2.1.13 Provide monitoring and assistance for intelligence processing, exploitation and dissemination of results to support missions and activities of forward-deployed units.

2.1.14 Provide analytical input as required during mission assessments, requirements gathering, and the implementation of i2 in a forward-deployed, austere, combat environment, and disseminate information and reports, after approval, through appropriate intelligence channels and processes.

2.1.15 Provide support for the management of the Biometrics Enabled Watchlist (BEWL) and/or other future biometrically enabled watchlists or other watch listing type products which provide a method for operationalizing the output of biometrics and forensics intelligence.

2.1.16 Provide support for the management of the Digital Media Enabled Watchlist (DMEWL) and/or other future enabled watchlists or other watch listing type products which provide a method for operationalizing the output of digital media collections.

2.1.17 Develop and maintain an i2 Subject Matter Expert (SME) SOP for processing, prioritizing, and analyzing biometrics and forensics identifications.

2.1.18 Provide PED support for SOF Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP), vetting missions to ensure matches of these collections are disseminated to appropriate staff sections within USSOCOM and the interagency.

2.1.19 Provide PED support for SOF Blue Force Biometrics Personal Recovery missions to ensure matches of these collections are disseminated to appropriate staff sections within USSOCOM, Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (JPRA) and appropriate interagency partners.

2.1.20 Provide Identity Protection PED for USSOCOM utilizing SOF unique software applications and training to share data with appropriate staff sections within USSOCOM.

2.1.21 Provide other i2 products such as RFIs, latent matches, IIRs, weekly BEWL nominations, and POI packages completed.

2.1.22 Provide continuous professional development on new/emerging biometrics intelligence processes which supports worldwide operations, National and COCOM intelligence priorities, and other applicable intelligence topics.

2.2 Computer Forensics Analyst Requirements. The contractor shall:

2.2.1 Provide necessary support for customer missions, primarily, but not limited to, support of reach back capabilities between USSOCOM, Fort Bragg, NC and the Defense Intelligence Agency in Charlottesville, VA.

2.2.2 Provide all necessary support for key forensic processing/analytical capability support (which includes, but is not limited to, processing, exploitation and dissemination of latent fingerprints, digitized latent prints, forensics reports, production statistics for management status reporting and SOPs), ensuring all customer support needs are met. Duties require dissemination of latent prints into the DoD ABIS or other current or future databases.

2.2.3 Provide necessary support for Digital Media and CELLEX processing/analytical capability support at Fort Bragg, NC to ensure rapid and accurate exploitation of captured enemy materials.

2.2.4 Devise a Digital Media Enabled Watch List (WL) for media of interest in accordance with all applicable SOPs.

2.2.5 Manage the Digital Media Enabled WL in coordination with NMEC and SOF components to include SOF nominations with all applicable SOPs.

2.2.6 Coordinate with other theater elements and CONUS SOCOM reach back exploitation i2 capabilities to provide support to SOF.

2.2.7 Provide DOMEX analysis and/or WL management training to military personnel as directed by senior military leadership.

2.2.8 Provide DOMEX capability briefings to supported military units and visiting senior leaders as needed.

2.2.9 Provide all DOMEX production statistics for the MMSR per the SOCOM Wide Mission Support (SWMS) contract and any future requirements gathering and process development.

2.2.10 Thoroughly examine captured electronic media for malicious software to identify, quarantine, and eliminate cyber threats.

2.2.11 Maintain computer forensics training from the vendors who supply the currently used tools.

2.2.12 Participate in SSE of hard drives to triage and exploit for operational and strategic level effects using a forensic application (e.g., Forensics Tool Kit, etc.).

2.2.13 Maintain accountability and segregation of exploitation items as required.

2.3 Identity Intelligence Case Manager (i2CM) Requirements. The contractor shall:

2.3.1 Provide direct Intelligence support. Case managers shall perform rapid data-mining and research to create all-source identity intelligence products, provide input to the BEWL and help standardize TTPs for Biometric, Forensic, and DOMEX Enabled Intelligence (BEI, FEI, & DEI) with a focus on the Afghan/Horn of Africa Counter-Insurgency (COIN) mission. The i2CM will also support the warfighter through identity-centric research on IED networks and provide a path for analytical reach back.

2.3.2 Serve as a focal point and SME for facilitating identity-related issues, taskings, briefings and integration of BEI/FEI/DEI into the targeting process as well as enable integration with rear intelligence support teams at USSOCOM.

2.3.3 Provide embedded i2 research, analysis, and production support to deployed military units in accordance with guidance from the SOCOM i2EC and theater i2 senior leadership.

Individual analysts shall be placed and shifted throughout the theater and shall perform duties throughout the theater in accordance with theater priorities. Deployed analysts shall work no less than 12 hours per day, every day, while in theater; 24/7 coverage may be required at some locations as determined by theater i2 senior leadership. In many cases, analysts may be the only individual from this task order on a base. Deployed analysts shall be capable of independently performing all required tasks with minimal oversight and shall be expected to take initiative to overcome analytical, logistical, and technical challenges. If circumstances outside of Government or Contractor control result in support being provided outside of an embedded location, the assigned i2CM shall orient his/her duty day in order to provide the required support by adhering to the supported unit duty hours.

2.3.4 Provide necessary support for customer missions, primarily, but not limited to, support of Counter-Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) and COIN) efforts located in Afghanistan; Africa;

McDill AFB, FL; and other CONUS or OCONUS locations as required.

2.3.5 Provide analytical input as required during mission assessments, requirements gathering, and the implementation of i2 in a forward-deployed, austere, combat environment, and disseminate information and reports, after approval, through appropriate intelligence channels and processes.

2.3.6 Provide nominations to the DoD BEWL for persons of interest in accordance with all applicable SOPs.

2.3.7 Manage DoD BEWL nominations with the current theater BEWL in accordance with all applicable SOPs.

2.3.8 Coordinate with other theater elements and CONUS SOCOM reach back BEI/FEI/DEI capabilities to provide support to theater BEI requirements.

2.3.9 Provide i2 analysis and/or BEWL management training to military personnel as directed by theater i2 senior military leadership.

2.3.10 Provide i2 capability briefings to supported military units and visiting senior leaders as needed.

3.0 DELIVERABLES

3.1 The contractor shall deliver the following in support of i2EC:

3.1.1 Two hour roll ups utilizing predetermined product standards 24/7 for identified cases of interest. Standardized weekly reporting to include metrics and vignettes of all Watch List encounters and i2 information of interest collected globally during the week.

3.1.2 In-Progress Reviews

3.1.3 Biometric Identification Analysis Report (BIAR)

3.1.4 Biometrics Intelligence Report (BIR)

3.1.5 Biometrics Targeting and Information Package (BTIP)

3.1.6 SOF TTP Vetting Responses

3.1.7 SOF 2 Hour Response Reports

3.1.8 Forensic Intelligence Fusion Analysis SOP

3.1.9 Deployed Biometric/Forensic Intelligence SME SOP

3.1.10 Briefings, publications, reports, plans, recommendations, analyses, notes, presentations, articles, and various media

3.2 The contractor shall deliver the following in support of Computer Forensics:

3.2.1 Standardized products to the i2EC within 24 hours of request for information or notification through the SOFEX on cases of interest.

3.2.2 Standardized weekly reporting shall include metrics and vignettes of all Watch List encounters and i2 information of interest collected globally during the week. A Computer Forensics SOP and transition plan shall be developed for and delivered in the first 90 days on contract to the Fort Bragg Government Lead and COR. Financial reporting of all charges against the contract and TDY expenses billed shall be reported to the COR monthly in the MMSR.

3.2.3 Leverage computer forensics experience and knowledge to deliver the following weekly reports:

3.2.3.1 Standardized report to include metrics and vignettes of all Watch List encounters and i2 information of interest collected globally during the week.

3.2.3.2 Training POI,

3.2.3.3 Forensic Intelligence Report,

3.2.3.4 DOMEX Intelligence Reports (in a variety of formats),

3.2.3.5 i2 Report (in a variety of formats),

3.2.3.6 Financial reporting of all charges against the contract and TDY expenses billed shall be reported to the COR monthly.

3.2.3.7 Provide briefings, publications, reports, plans, recommendations, analyses, notes, presentations, articles, and various media on an as-needed basis as directed by the COR.

3.3 Studies, Evaluations, and Testing Support. The contractor shall produce directed studies, evaluations, testing, and/or provide SME support on a non-recurring basis. The Government estimates, based upon historical requirements, one or two events of these types annually that may be on-going simultaneously. The purpose behind this annual evaluation and testing is to remain on the cutting edge of operational support capabilities that are dynamic and current by capturing field lessons learned and developing effective remedies.

4.0 PERSONNEL AND MINIMUM SKILLS REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Due to the size and complexity of this requirement the Government requires an onsite single point of contact, normally referred to as a Task Lead. This Task Lead shall be one of the Senior i2 Analysts who shall be the sole point of contact for the management and oversight of this TO.

The Task Lead shall manage the task order contractor team to include subcontractors; serve as the working level primary interface with Government program leads; serve as the primary point of contact with the KO, COR, PCOR for all task order performance issues; ensure on-time delivery of tasks, including all work products and deliverables; responsible for timely staffing of qualified personnel and subsequent availability to support the TO requirements. Conduct a semi-annual In-Progress Review (IPR) to show trends and analysis, as well as begin or refine the development of solutions, based upon each subtask.

4.2 i2EC Analysts: Duty location is MacDill AFB, Florida. The minimum skill levels and qualifications for each of the three levels of positions - junior, mid, and senior level i2 Analysts are identified below in Figure 1.

FIGURE 1. i2EA

MINIMUM SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

Position Quantity Minimum Skills/Qualifications

Senior Level Identity Intelligence Analyst (Includes the

7 • Three or more years of all source analysis experience with military applications and a thorough knowledge of SOF i2 operations, intelligence, and interagency processes and procedures.

• Proficiency in collecting, reviewing, analyzing, exploiting, fusing, authoring, and disseminating digital multimedia and hardcopy products.

FIGURE 1. i2EA

MINIMUM SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

Position Quantity Minimum Skills/Qualifications

Task Lead) • Expert knowledge of SOFEX, SOF i2 case management (analysis of DOMEX, CELLEX collections), SOF products disseminated to Global SOF forces, Biometrics Identity Intelligence Resource (Bi2R), BIAR and BEWL.

• Able to perform data mining, exploitation, collection, analysis, production, and dissemination activities using a variety of computer hardware and software applications at the expert level.

• Proficient in collecting, reviewing, analyzing and disseminating i2 products.

Operational knowledge of AIMS; Distributed Common Ground System – Army (DCGS-A) applications; and SOF SSE Program.

• Must have a TS/SCI.

Mid-Level Identity Intelligence Analyst

9 • Two to three years of all source intelligence analysis experience with military applications and a thorough knowledge of SOF i2 operations, intelligence, and interagency processes and procedures.

• Proficiency in collecting, reviewing, analyzing, exploiting, fusing, authoring, and disseminating digital multimedia and hardcopy products.

• Demonstrate i2 experience with a focus on BEI. Journeyman knowledge of SOFEX architecture, SOF i2 case management (analysis of DOMEX, CELLEX collections), SOF products disseminated to Global SOF forces, Biometrics Identity Intelligence Resource (Bi2R), BIAR and BEWL.

• Able to perform data mining, exploitation, collection, analysis, production and dissemination activities using a variety of computer hardware and software applications at the mastery level.

• Proficient in collecting, reviewing, analyzing, and disseminating i2 products.

Junior Level Identity Intelligence Analyst

5 • Have one years’ experience with military applications and the basic proficiency with training to conduct SOF i2 operations, intelligence, and procedures.

• Demonstrates proficiency in collecting, reviewing, analyzing, exploiting, fusing, authoring, and disseminating i2 information and products.

• Capability to execute information processing using SOF i2 case management TTPs.

• Able to perform data mining, exploitation, collection, analysis, production and dissemination activities using a variety of computer hardware and software applications.

• Proficient in collecting, reviewing, analyzing, and disseminating i2 products.

4.3 COMPUTER FORENSICS ANALYSTS: Duty location is Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

The minimum skill levels and qualifications for each of the Computer Forensics Analysts are identified in Figure 2.

FIGURE 2. COMPUTER FORSENSICS ANALYSTS

MINIMUM SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

Position Quantity Minimum Skills/Qualifications

Computer Forensics Analyst

3 • Experience with current computer forensics hardware, software, and methodologies; Possess Bachelor's degree (BSEE, BSCS, BSCE) from a four-year college or university or equivalent combination of training and experience

FIGURE 2. COMPUTER FORSENSICS ANALYSTS

MINIMUM SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

Position Quantity Minimum Skills/Qualifications (i.e. 3-years college with 3-years forensics experience in addition to the experience identified below. The combination of experience and education will be considered and adjudicated by the COR on a case-by-case basis.

• Have 1-3 years of experience using the Forensics Tool Kit (FTK) 1x/3x, EnCase 5x or 6x, iLook, P2 Commander, or similar forensic examination toolsets.

• Have knowledge and experience with latest technologies and programming techniques for multiple software languages, including, but not limited to SQL programming, C#, C/C++, Perl, Python.

• Experience using regular expression patterns in order to conduct bit-by-bit live searches on media.

• Ability to produce forensically sound images of digital media, i.e., SATA, IDE, flash drives using imaging software (such as FTK imager or other command line tools) and both internal and external write block hardware.

• Experience wiping, verifying, and validating media before and after conducting an examination.

• Experience using virtual platforms such as VMware Server/Workstation in order to mount and view media in its native operating system.

• Experience with data recovery/carving experience using WinHEX, X-Ways Forensics or similar tool.

• Experience using hexadecimal code, file structures to include file headers and footers.

• Experience using regular expression patterns in order to conduct bit-by-bit live searches on media.

• Understand Basic Unix commands for study of CACHE Flow Logs.

• Have knowledge of TCP/IP, Networking, SMTP, Exchange Message transport, Active Directory, Exchange System internals and database design.

• Web filtering, Spam Filtering, and Message Capturing Technologies.

• Understanding of Privacy Laws, Incident-Response Principles, Encryption

Principles and PKI.

• Experience conducting cell phone exploitation and extracting pertinent data using cell phone analysis tools such as Device Seizure, Neutrino, BitPim, .XRY/.XACT and other open source tools.

• Experience using Hyper Terminal to communicate with cell phones using AT commands.

• Experience with CDMA, TDMA, and GSM Technologies.

• Experience using cell phone analysis tools such as Device Seizure, BitPim, .XRY/.XACT.

4.4 IDENTITY INTELLIGENCE CASE MANAGERS: (Duty location shall be OCONUS (hazardous/non-hazardous duty) and Tampa, FL (SOCOM HQ, MacDill AFB).

FIGURE 3. Identity Intelligence Case Managers (i2CM):

MINIMUM SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

Position Quantity Minimum Skills/Qualifications Identity Intelligence Case Manager

4 • Three or more years of all source analysis experience with military applications and a thorough knowledge of SOF i2 operations, intelligence, and interagency processes and procedures.

• Proficiency in collecting, reviewing, analyzing, exploiting, fusing, authoring, and disseminating digital multimedia, i2 information and hardcopy products.

• Expert knowledge of SOFEX, SOF i2 case management (analysis of DOMEX, FIGURE 3. Identity Intelligence Case Managers (i2CM):

MINIMUM SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

Position Quantity Minimum Skills/Qualifications CELLEX collections), SOF products disseminated to Global SOF forces, Biometrics Identity Intelligence Resource (Bi2R), BIAR and BEWL.

• Able to perform data mining, exploitation, collection, analysis, production, and dissemination activities using a variety of computer hardware and software applications at the expert level.

• Proficient in collecting, reviewing, analyzing and disseminating i2 products.

Operational knowledge of AIMS; Distributed Common Ground System – Army (DCGS-A) applications; and SOF SSE Program.

• Capability to execute information processing using SOF i2 case management TTPs.

• Proficient in SSE collection platforms (SEEK, Guardian-R, EL-1003 Trace Element Detector, XRY Cell Phone Extraction, FRED-L high level computer analysis, ADF G-2 low level computer exploitation, Tableau TD-1 disk imager, latent print collection kits, and Trace Element Analysis tools such as HAZMAT ID, AHURA, and SABRE 4000/5000).

• Knowledge in forensics evidence chain of custody (including major case prints), criminal case prosecution, and interrogation support.

• Must maintain familiarity with emerging (commercial) SSE collection platforms

• Must be qualified to deploy overseas.

NOTE: The Government will provide force protection for Contractor personnel accompanying U.S. military units in support of exercises and operations. The Government may issue weapons and provide weapons qualification training to Contractor employees for their personal self-defense, in compliance with military regulations regarding firearms training and safe handling.

The Government, as part of deployment processing, will provide weapons familiarization. The acceptance of a self-defense weapon by a Contractor employee is voluntary and should be in accordance with the theater of operations policies.

5.0 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

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; Fort Bragg, NC; and at forward locations globally for contractors working in support of this effort. The 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, MacDill AFB Tampa, FL. Digital Media technicians will work at Fort Bragg NC. Support may also be required at contractor facilities and at worldwide locations.

i2CMs deployed to austere locations will be furnished all equipment, materials, access to all necessary networks and systems, furnished office spaces (workstations, office automation equipment, telephones, and furniture) and supplies

6.0 REPORTS

Monthly reports per basic contract SOW.