DTRA DA Follow-On Industry 04082026.pptx

31 March 2026

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DTRA Industry Day:

TRIDENT (Decisive Action Follow-On) Combat Support (CZ) Directorate, Program Management Office (PMO)

Deter. Prevent. Prevail.

DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY

Agenda Introductions and Logistics Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Overview Combat Support (CZ) Overview CZ Programs and Organizational Structure Timeline and Next Steps RFI Response Detail Questions

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Welcome & Introductions DTRA PMO POCs:

Michael Hunt – Program Manager Moronda Gage – Program Manager

DTRA Contracts POCs:

Christina Clark – Contracting Officer Shaneice Brown – Contract Specialist

All information, discussions and questions must be kept at the Unclassified level. There will be availability for Classified Discussions during pre-scheduled 1:1 session events.

Industry day is for research and planning purposes only; information provided does not represent a binding commitment by the U.S. Government.

This exchange of information does NOT constitute a Request for Proposal and is not to be construed as a commitment, implied or otherwise, by the Government that a procurement action will be issued.

Information in this presentation is subject to change.

The Government may not respond to any specific questions or comments. Any information submitted by respondents during this exchange is strictly voluntary.

Industry Day Rules of the Road

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Industry Day Purpose & Objectives

Purpose:

To explain the overall CZ vision and provide details regarding the requirements identified at this time.

The Government will present information regarding its current strategy and business drivers for a forthcoming acquisition.

Objective:

To encourage competition and facilitate partnering opportunities for both large and small business.

To provide an opportunity for Industry Partners (IPs) to ask questions and interact with the CZ-PMO Integrated Project Team (IPT).

Mission Overview DTRA Mission:

DTRA provides cross-cutting solutions to enable the Department of War, the United States Government, and international partners to Deter strategic attacks against the U.S. and its allies; Prevent, reduce, and counter WMD and emerging threats; and Prevail against WMD-armed adversaries in crisis and conflict.

CZ Directorate Mission:

CZ provides advisory and operational support to Combatant Commands (CCMDs), Interagency partners, and Special Operations Forces (SOF) to enhance Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) capabilities. This support includes campaign management, operational planning, irregular warfare support, and WMD defeat advisory services.

The CZ delivers specialized CWMD expertise, training plans, exercises, wargames, and innovative operational concepts that advance DoW’s CWMD capabilities and provide CCMDs with options to counter WMD-capable adversaries.

Plans, Exercises, and Wargaming (PL)

WMD Defeat (WD)

Contingency Operations (CO)

Global Engagement (GE)

Program Management Office (PMO)

CZ Mission & Core Functions

Lead DTRA Operations and Integration Directorate's acquisition portfolio by providing acquisition advice and assistance, program and project management support, requirement development, cost and risk management principles to ensure requirements provide the best value.

Program Management Office (PMO)

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The CZ-WD Department enables Joint, Interagency, and Allied forces to prevent, reduce, and counter the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, protecting the United States and its vital interests through a global network of Sensitive Activities Advisors (SAA) and WMD Defeat Advisors (WDA).

WMD Defeat (WD)

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Engage the warfighters and broader CWMD community of interest to drive the Agency external focus as the face of DTRA at Combatant Commands (CCMDs), NATO, UK, AUS and the Joint Staff. Integrate Agency operations, key leader engagements, operations, activities and investments (OAIs) for effects to include the interagency and FVEY partners (CAN/UK/AUS).

Global Engagement & Operations (GE)

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Supports the cooperative dismantlement of nuclear weapons programs, as well as the transportation and disposition of associated materials; and builds the capacity of international partners to secure nuclear weapons, high-threat radiological material, and related components, materials, equipment, technology, and expertise, and to counter nuclear smuggling.

Contingency Operations (CO)

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Protect the United States, its Armed Forces, and our allies from biological threats by strengthening the capabilities of partner nations and the international community to prevent, detect, and prepare for outbreaks caused by high threat pathogens.

Plans Division Wargaming Division Exercises Division Strategic Priorities Division Plans, Exercises, and Wargaming (PL)

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CZ Acquisition Objectives

Satisfy DTRA Requirements:

Improve synergy within and among DTRA elements Fulfill DTRA requirement to Counter and deter Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and Improvised Threats

Increase mission efficiency:

Shift time and resources currently performing repetitive administrative tasks toward accomplishing core capabilities and mission outcomes Optimize total cost of ownership considering human and fiscal resources

Comply with law, regulations, policy and best practices such as:

Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and agency policies /supplements Competition in Contracting Act (CICA) President’s Management and Budget Agenda Small Business initiatives Best practices and recommendations

TRIDENT’s Scope & Requirements Scope: The scope of this requirement will provide effective support for globally integrated operations, timely responses to WMD threats and activities, and enhanced collaboration with interagency and international partners. The requirements of this effort will provide Professional Services to DTRA CZ across multiple tasks to include classified and compartmented support, operational and strategic planning, data-driven decision support, and campaign management.

Acquisition Strategy Anticipated Contract Vehicle: General Services Administration (GSA) One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) Multiple Award (MA) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Unrestricted – Pool 1 Contract Anticipated Contract Type: Cost-Type Contract Projected Award: 1st Quarter, Fiscal Year 2027 Follow-on Requirement: This is a follow-on to tasks currently performed under:

Decisive Action (DA) - HDTRA1-23-F-0020 (CACI NSS, LLC) Diamond Harbor (DH) - HDTRA1-26-F-E016 (Applied Research Associates, Inc.)

Codes: PSC: R499, NAICS: 541990 Performance Locations: DTRA locations in Northern Virginia, plus other CONUS/OCONUS locations Security Requirements: TS//SCI Anticipated Period of Performance: A twelve (12) month base period with four (4) 12-month option periods.

Anticipated Schedule & Milestones Current Acquisition Phase: Market Research

Draft RFP Release: FY26 Q3

Final RFP Release: FY26 Q4

Estimated Award: FY27 Q1

Task 1: Program Management Support (PMO) Provide overall contract management, reporting, and cost tracking.

Ensure compliance with program milestones, security, and quality standards.

Develop Transition-In and Transition-Out plans for contract continuity.

Requirement Overview – Task 1

Task 2: CWMD Advisory Support (WD) Support DTRA’s countering WMD threats in support of Pathway Defeat and Device Defeat operations across the full spectrum of conflict.

Advise on technical CWMD capabilities and capability development with SOCOM tactical units.

Develop operational approaches for Deeply Buried and Hardened Targets (DBHTs).

Provide forward-deployed advisory support and special technical operations planning.

Exercise tailored Systems Engineering processes to meet DTRA, and partner unit organizational requirements Prepare technical analysis reports of commercial and government off-the-shelf (COTS/GOTS) and prototype technologies, to be adapted and integrated with identified requirements.

Support the WMD Defeat Department in planning and integrating Sensitive Activities (SAs) into CWMD operations.

Provide expertise in Irregular Warfare (IW) and Military Deception (MILDEC), to enhance deterrence efforts.

Develop and refine non-attributable influence operations targeting WMD proliferation networks.

Requirement Overview – Task 2

Task 3: Global Engagements (GE) Department Support:

Provide administrative, analytical, and coordination support to the Global Engagement Department (GE) to enhance DTRA’s ability to facilitate collaboration with external partners Facilitate scheduling, logistics, and administrative support for GE engagements with CCMDs, interagency, and foreign partners.

Develop and maintain databases and tracking systems to monitor partner engagements, agreements, and strategic initiatives.

Assist in the preparation of reports, briefing materials, and correspondence for senior leadership engagement.

Support the planning and execution of GE-hosted events, working groups, and information-sharing initiatives.

Maintain and update internal knowledge management repositories to ensure continuity of operations and historical reference.

Assist in tracking and reporting mission activities, engagement efforts, and operational coordination at forward-deployed sites.

Ensure consistency in reporting and alignment with GE’s mission objectives across all CONUS and OCONUS locations.

Requirement Overview – Task 3

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Task 4: Contingency Operations (CO) Perform facility management of assigned facilities.

Provide operational and policy support for CZ-CO.

Support the development of plans for program planning and resource utilization.

Deployment and coordination support, as required, for personnel and equipment deployment.

Provide comprehensive logistics support, to include property management, vehicle management, and shipping requirements.

Uncrewed Systems support and operation.

Provide communications support to include, but is not limited to, communication system evaluation, testing, setup, research, maintenance, and ability to act as COMSEC support custodian for NSA-provided authorized COMSEC account.

Provide additive manufacturing SME support.

Provide chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear sensor integration and communications support to uncrewed systems efforts.

Requirement Overview – Task 4

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Task 5: Systems Engineering and Operational Planning Support (PL) Provide Operational Planning Support embedded with partner unit planning teams and system engineering support.

Monitoring current commercial-of-the-shelf / government off-the-shelf state-of-the-art and niche technologies Provide prototype development of key performance parameters decomposed from mission planning, and technology / capability validation event planning support Obtain systems engineering an integration (SE&I) activities necessary to support DTRA CZ and select partner units Inclusion of scientific and technical analysis and evaluation of vulnerabilities Development of technical solutions that shall address capability gaps identified by partners during concept development.

Requirement Overview – Task 5

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Delivery Period: The Period of Performance shall be a twelve (12) month base period from the date of award with four (4), twelve (12) month option periods. Performance will occur at locations CONUS and OCONUS.

All personnel will require at least a DoD Top Secret clearance or Interim Top-Secret clearance, with a majority requiring a Top Secret/SCI clearance

4.0 Facility Clearance and Secure Facility Requirements

Due to anticipated Government facility constraints, the contractor must be able to provide secure facilities to accommodate classified work requirements. The following capabilities are required:

Secure Workspaces:

Ability to provide Secure Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) or equivalent for TS//SCI-level work.

Capability to host classified meetings and workspaces for contractor personnel.

Requirement Overview, Cont’d

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Information Technology (IT) and Communications Security (COMSEC) Compliance:

Ability to meet Department of War (DoW) cybersecurity and information assurance (IA) requirements for handling classified data.

Provide classified IT infrastructure in compliance with DoW policies and standards.

Geographical Considerations:

Secure facilities should be within reasonable proximity to DTRA headquarters or key mission partner locations.

Contractors without existing secure facility capabilities should describe in detail their approach to meeting these requirements, including potential partnerships, facility acquisition plans, or alternatives.

Requirement Overview, Cont’d

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Current CZ Contract Details Competed and awarded to CACI as task order HDTRA1-23-F-0020) All CZ functional programs provide funding, which is then commingled in obligation and performance/billing In-scope surge feature, up to 20% of dollars annually, with pre-approval One-year base plus four one-year options

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SSN / RFI issued on www.sam.gov on 20 February along with draft SSN Received responses from 32 companies (25 large, 7 small per NAICS 541990) by submission deadline Feedback summary: All respondents were provided with a posting via sam.gov to the posted SSN link pertaining to the DA Follow-On requirement.

SSN Response Detail

RFI Questions & Answers

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The initial RFI Questions and Answers have been posted to www.sam.gov pertaining previously submitted questions. Further communications will be discussed during individual 1 on 1 sessions scheduled for 31 March 2026.

One-on-One Sessions

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Schedule & Location:

Sessions will begin at 10:00.

Each session is limited to 15 minutes.

Your specific session time has been sent to the email address you registered with. Further communication from Mrs. Moronda Gage will be provided upon arrival.

Ground Rules:

Information discussed is for market research and is not binding on the Government.

No information will be provided that would create an unfair competitive advantage.

The focus should be on your company's capabilities and questions related to the requirement's scope. We may not be able to answer definitive questions about the final acquisition strategy at this time.

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