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OneSAF Overview and

Mission

Oanh Tran

(Acting) Assistant Program Manager, OneSAF

May 2023

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Agenda Day 1

0900 – Kickoff Donnie Palmer

0905 – Opening Remarks Mr. Scott Pulford

0915 – Disclaimer, Ground Rules & Mark A. Muñiz

OneSAF Tentative Acquisition Strategy

0930 – OneSAF Overview and Mission Oanh Tran

OneSAF Capabilities Overview

OneSAF Bifrost Overview

UNITE Overview

1030 – Q & A OneSAF Team

1130 – Ground Rules for One on One Sessions Mark A. Muñiz

1145 – Lunch Break

1300 – 1700 One-on-One Sessions Begin OneSAF Team

Agenda Day 2

0800 – 1700 One-on-One Sessions OneSAF Team

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Disclaimer

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- Furthermore, please be advised that representatives from Riptide Software, Inc, the current incumbent contractor, are attending this Industry Day. As such, the Government requests that the Industry Day participants refrain from providing any proprietary or past performance information during this Industry

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Ground Rules

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Ground Rules

- To maintain a fair competition, non-proprietary information discussed at any part of this Industry Day (including any one-on-one sessions with the

Government) that is applicable to this proposed acquisition will be publicized on https://sam.gov/content/home.

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OneSAF Tentative Acquisition Strategy

- The anticipated acquisition strategy to satisfy the OneSAF requirements is to utilize an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, which may have up to a seven (7) year ordering period.

- The anticipated competition is anticipated to be conducted as small business set aside utilizing Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Parts 12 and 15.

- Strategic and tactical market research indicates that the Government will receive two or more proposals from responsible small businesses at fair market prices.

Agenda

▶ OneSAF Background

▶ Program Overview

▶ Distribution / Release

▶ Requirements Process

▶ Stakeholders & Users

▶ Program Focus

▶ Business Model

▶ Capabilities

▶ Collaboration

▶ Customer Support

The OneSAF Origin Story

▶ 1996 DUSA-OR directed an AMSAA-led Army wide CGF/SAF study

▶ Problem Description:

• Multiple, duplicative tools executing similar mission

• Substantial costs to replicate the same systems, units, terrain databases

• Little synergy between simulations/efforts

▶ Task:

• Assess which CGFs have the potential to satisfy different Modeling and Simulation (M&S) community applications to develop an optimum investment strategy

▶ Result:

• No current CGF capable of satisfying the requirement

▶ Recommendation(s): 7

• 1 through 6: How to manage the short term (1-5 yrs)

• 7: Develop a new common CGF architecture

Recommendation 7 led to a formal Mission Need Statement (MNS) in 1997

The OneSAF Origin Story (cont.)

Mr. Walt Hollis championed OneSAF to replace JCATS, JSAF, JANUS, BBS, and CBS to build a single SAF with authoritative results:

▶ Requirements written by TRADOC National Simulation Center

▶ Physics-based design, driven by AMSAA data

▶ Simulate missions with Army doctrinally approved behaviors

1997 2000 2001 2006 2007

Mission

Needs Statement approved

OneSAF

Program of Record in

EE PEG

First development contract issued

OneSAF Full

Operational Capability (FOC) with v1.0 release

OneSAF

Requirements Integration Board (RIB) begins OneSAF capability evolution management for the entire Army

Program Overview

Description:

OneSAF is a software-only simulation that primarily models the behavior of ground-based organizations, personnel, and their equipment for the US Army and other uniformed services.

Mission Statement:

To satisfy all US Army M&S community and other government agencies’ needs for a common, reusable, computer-generated (ground) forces entity-level simulation.

Vision Statement:

OneSAF will reduce duplication of Army M&S and other government agencies’ investments, foster interoperability and reuse across M&S communities, and meet the M&S requirements of the future force.

Program Overview (cont.)

Program Description:

One Semi-Automated Forces (OneSAF) is a Government owned Open Source (Software only) composable Computer Generated

Forces (CGF) simulation designed to represent brigade and below, combat and non-combat operations. OneSAF represents a full range of operations, systems and control processes in support of simulation applications across the six Army Modeling and

Simulation (M&S) communities: Acquisition, Analysis, Experimentation, Intelligence, Training, and Test and Evaluation.

Characteristics / Description:

• Supports the full range of Warfighting Functional areas.

• Provides high fidelity environmental representation.

• Provides composability of entity, unit, and system levels.

• Implements interoperability using DoD/industry standards.

• Supports multiple operating systems (Linux, Windows).

• Provides Common Components: Environmental Runtime

Component (ERC) and Mission Control (MC) Adapter.

Capability / Improvements:

• Provide high fidelity entity modeling and interoperability via the Entity Simulation Service (ESS) to support JLCCTC

• Provides SE Core integration to support CCTT and

AVCATT.

• Improved high fidelity CBRN modeling

• Improve overall M&S Live, Virtual and Constructive simulation interoperability.

• Improved Cyber Effects modeling

Special Features:

• Composable models to realistically represent activities of entities, units, and forces.

• Bi-directional Mission Command connectivity with entities/units for BDE/below.

• Urban Operations (UO) design focus with TRADOC

Intelligence Support Activity (TRISA) validated models.

• Web Based Control tools to support Virtualization and

Cloud Based Computing

Contractors:

• Riptide Software, Inc. – Orlando, FL

• Scope: Capability Development & Production Support

• Vehicle: Standalone ID/IQ, multiple Task Orders

• Contract Type: CPFF, CPIF, FFP

• Ceiling: $103M

• Award: December 2018

• Completion: December 2024

Program Overview (cont.)

Technical Capability Highlights:

▶ Provides CGF/SAF Entity Modeling to BDE Level

▶ Supports Live, Constructive & Virtual Domains ▶ Provides Urban Operation Modeling with COE Focus

▶ Provides DIS/HLA/MC Interoperability ▶ Supports All M&S Community Applications ▶ Platform Independent (Linux/Windows) Software

▶ Government Open Source Software ▶ Operate on Multiple Hardware Platforms: Mobile to Cloud

Users:

▶ RDECs/Battle Labs/Active

Duty Brigades & Battalions ▶ Service/Joint Organizations

▶ International Partners

▶ USG Contractors/Academia

In te lli g e n c e

T e s t

E v a lu a ti o n

T ra in in g

E xp e ri m e n ta ti o n

A c q u is it io n

A n a ly s is

Objectives:

▶ Design a US Army composable, entity-based simulation system for brigade level and below for both combat and non-combat operations

▶ Reduce Army life-cycle M&S costs

▶ Capable of replacing US Army legacy entity-based simulations

BDE

BN

CO

Platoon

Squad

Entity

Orders Executable at all

Echelons

Programmatics:

▶ MNS: May 97

▶ PM Charter: May 00

▶ ORD V1.1: Aug 04 ▶ V1.0 (FOC): Sep 06 ▶ V8.5 Aug 15

▶ V8.6 Aug 16 ▶ V8.7 Jul 17

▶ V8.8 Aug 18 ▶ V8.9 Aug 19 ▶ V9.0 Apr 20

▶ V10.0 Jun 21 ▶ V11.0 Apr 22

▶ V12.0 Apr 23

OneSAF Operational Concept/OV-1

Large Scale

HITL

(Sim Center)

Desktop/Portable

Single User

Interoperate

Stimulate

Drive

LVC-IA

MC

HPC/Cloud

M

U

L

T

I

P

L

A

T

F

O

R

M

MVR

Log

Comms

AVN

Fires

COE/Threats

Third Party Open Source Co-Development

Embedded In te llig e n c e

T

E

E x p e rim e n ta tio n

A c q u is itio n

A n a ly s is

T ra in in g

US Army M&S Communities

Distribution / Release

Military Installations Using OneSAF

Other Users of OneSAF (Joint Partners, Academia, Research, etc.)

Anchorage

Ft. WainwrightFairbanks

Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson

Birmingham

Australia

Canada *

Singapore

Germany ** Support to USAREUR Joint Multinational

Simulation Center (JMSC)

Israel

Egypt

New Zealand

Czech Republic*

Slovakia

South Korea

Bahrain

United Kingdom *

Ft Sheridan Argonne Lemont

Arlington Heights

Johnston

Ft Drum

Ft. Lewis/JBLM

Ft. Carson

Gowen Field

Las Vegas

Ft. Irwin

Camp Pendleton

Los Angeles

29 Palms

San Diego

China Lake

Carlsbad

Monterey

Santa Clara

Orlando, PEOSTRI

Melbourne

Tampa

Eglin AFB Pensacola Panama City

Ft. Leavenworth

MCTP

NSC

ARNG MC

GSC

Edinburgh

Ames

Ft. Riley

Auburn Hills

Warren

Salt Lake City

Dugway

Ft Huachuca

Ft. Knox

Ft. Campbell

Maryland

• Aberdeen Proving Grounds

• Baltimore

• Bethesda

• Ft. Meade

• Patuxent River Virgina

• Arlington

• Dahlgren

• Fairfax

• Ft. Belvoir

• Ft. Eustis

• Ft. Lee

• Ft. Monroe

• Hampton

• McLean

• Newport News

• Norfolk

• Quantico

• Reston

• Stafford

• Suffolk

• Virginia Beach

• Woodbridge

Ft. Bliss

Ft. Hood

Ft. Sam Houston

Houston

Austin

Arlington

College Station El Paso

Ft McCoy

Minneapolis

Denver

Peterson AFB Schriever AFB

Colorado Springs

Boulder

Washington DC

Redstone Arsenal

Montgomery

Daytona Beach

Homestead

Spring Hill

Kihei

Kaneohe Bay Pearl Harbor Schofield Barracks

Atlanta Ft. McPherson Ft. Gordon

Ft. Benning Ft. Stewart

Peoria

Champaign

Ft. Bragg

Raleigh

Ft. Polk

Mesa

Scottsdale

Tucson

Sierra Viesta

Tempe

Kirkland AFB Albuquerque

White Sands Las Cruces

Ft. Sill Tulsa

Pittsburgh

Reading Johnstown

State College

Middletown; Newport; Providence

New Jersey

• Ft. Dix

• Ft. Monmouth

• Picatinny Arsenal

Andover; Bedford;

Burlington; Cambridge;

Natick; Woburn

Buffalo

Hanover

Nashua

New York

• Binghamton

• Clinton

• Liverpool

• New York

• Oswego

• Rome

• Troy

• West Point

Wright Patterson

AFB

Hanahan

Hallowell

Grand Island

* Active Foreign Military

Sales (FMS)

Ft. Rucker

Release/Version Information

▶ Most recent released version – v12.0

▶ RIB/Customer Funded Effort (CFE) enhancements

• New radar models

• Position display and maneuvering based on degraded navigation

• Modeling MDO platforms

• New OPFOR Entities/Platforms

• CBRN capabilities

• Entity Simulation as a Service (ESS)

▶ International release – v12.0 (May 2023)

▶ Next planned release – v12.1 (Apr 2024)

▶ Final Release for Incumbent v12.2 (Dec 2024)

▶ Engineering releases – On demand

▶ What do I get in a release?

• Source Code

• Documentation

• Model Data

• Executable

• Distribution Agreement participation responsibility

OneSAF Requirements

• Requirements Document: ORD V1.1 Approved

Aug 2004

• ORD was revalidated August 2010

• Requirements Prioritization Board (RPB) conducted yearly with

TRADOC Project Office and M&S Communities

• OneSAF v12.1 RPB conducted on 27 May 2022

• OneSAF v12.0 RPB conducted on 5 May 2021

• OneSAF v11.0 RPB conducted on 26 March 2020

• OneSAF v10.0 RPB conducted on 6 June 2019

• OneSAF v9.0 RPB conducted on 20 April 2017

▶ Acquisition Program Baseline was approved in 2017 and extends the program through 2035

OneSAF Requirements Process

Requirements Process Works

CAA collects CO rqmt’s/use cases and forwards to TPO OneSAF

TPO OneSAF provides consolidated list of all Communities requirements to CAA

Each Communities prioritizes their top 10 version x.x requirements and provide back to TPO OneSAF

CAA forwards request to

M&S Community Organizations (CO)

CO determines:

- New requirements

- Generates use cases for new rqmt’s

TPO OneSAF convenes

Requirements Integration Board (RIB)

- RIB generates integrated prioritized list

- Forwards to Pd OneSAF to develop

ROMs

TPO convenes Requirements Prioritization

Board (RPB) Council of Colonels meeting

- RPB approves final requirements list

TPO forwards approved list to Pd OneSAF

Process: Per AR 350-52. TPO performs as the Army’s centralized planner, manager, and cross-domain integrator for all OneSAF requirements, from the communities and routes them, in order, to:

1. Requirements Integration Board (RIB):

• Working Level delegates of TPO / Communities, and non-voting stakeholders.

• Perform initial review and integration of requirements into draft

Prioritized Requirements List (PRL).

2. TPO OneSAF provides PRL to Pd OneSAF

• PM OneSAF provides “ROM” based on programmed funding.

• This process, coupled with co-developer code and PTR Fixes determines the capabilities in the next version.

3. Requirements Prioritization Board (RPB):

• Voting level Community delegates

• Chaired by TPO OneSAF.

• Recommend Army-wide requirements for OneSAF improvements

• Finalize the Prioritized Requirements List (PRL).

Ref: OneSAF Requirements Prioritization Process MOA, 10 May 2005, signed by CAC-CG and community agents / action agents.

AR 350-52, Army Training Support System, Para 2-14,i

M&S Community Activities

TPO OneSAF announces “OneSAF Vx.x Prioritization Process” via Memo to Community Action Agents

(CAA)

TPO OneSAF Activities

Army M&S Communities

Army Concept Development

Army Transformation

O&O Development

Doctrine Development

Supports AoA

US Army Futures Command

Experimentation Test & Evaluation

System Analysis/Design

Component Analysis/Design

Reliability Analysis

Life-Cycle Cost

Logistics Analysis

Performance Analysis

US Army Operational Test Command

System Analysis/Design

Component Analysis/Design

Reliability Analysis

Life Cycle Cost

Logistics Analysis

Performance Factors

CCDC-DAC (former AMSAA)

Analysis

Intelligence WfF

Describe/Deliver the OE

Verify/Assess the OE

OPFOR/Threat

Doctrine Development

Test and Support

TRADOC G-2

Intelligence

Training

Collective Training

Individual Training

Embedded Training

Mission Rehearsal

Staff Training

Crew Training

Distributed Training

TPO Constructive

Systems Engineering

Conceptual Modeling

Component Design

System Design

STTC/CCDC-Soldier

Acquisition

Performance Analysis

Reliability Analysis

Life Cycle Cost Analysis

Milestone Decisions

Representative Community Users

▶ BLCSE: OneSAF serves as a primary experiments ground maneuver model. Supports distributed experiment planning, execution, and analysis for Army Capabilities Integration Center (ARCIC) force design and doctrine mission. Operated by 100+ battle lab operators.

▶ JPEO CBRND: Through a suite of CBRN software modeling tools, OneSAF allows the JPEO's

Analytical Framework team to represent chemical attacks and equipment to provide insight into how equipment updates, equipment sets, or nonmaterial changes will improve battle outcomes.

▶ ATEC/OTC: OneSAF portrayed both Army and Marine Corps forces in a variety of OTC system tests.

▶ JMC: OneSAF provided JMC operational realism for NIE Systems Under Test (SUT), instantiating a distributed L-V-C environment with over 50K entities supporting training and test objectives at Fort

Bliss.

▶ Ft. Rucker DOS: OneSAF used as the Constructive model supporting Military Decision

Making Process (MDMP) training as part of the Captains Career Course..

▶ Ft. Riley MTC: OneSAF used as a Mission Command (MC) training solution to provide Soldier classroom training.

▶ MBL: Support scenario outcome experiments and demonstrations.

Program Focus

▶ Continuous support of the six Modeling and Simulation Communities, to include 200+ users (CONUS and OCONUS)

▶ Develop capabilities in accordance with the TRADOC Project Office (TPO) approved requirements. Distribute relevant releases on an annual basis

▶ Continue to concurrency efforts for

• Mission Command (MC) Adapter to support and stimulate latest MC Systems

• Environment Runtime Component (ERC) to support Dense Urban Environment

• Military Organizations and Equipment Representations updates

• Evolving CCDC-DAC (former AMSAA) standard file format updates

▶ Technology improvements to maintain relevancy

▶ Comply with the latest Cyber Security requirements

▶ Continue to leverage Co-Developers Handovers and deliver added capabilities to the

User Community

▶ Current Activities

• Version Release: v11.0 patch Release, v12.0 Release, v12.1 Development

• Customer support – JPEO CBRND, Cyber COE, PM Mission Command, ATEC/OTC, Battle Labs

• JLCCTC ESS Development, Fieldings and First Use Support

• Technical Exchange Meeting

▶ Stakeholder Management

▶ Foreign Military Sales Support

Critical Support to a Large Range of Products

STRI Supported Systems

Threat Intelligence Electronic Warfare

Environment (TIEW ENV)

PM CT2

Experimentation /Cyber

PM SE PM ST

Range Radar Replacement Program (RRRP)

Network Integration Evaluation (NIE)/Embedded Training (ET)

Live Training Wrap Around

Mission Command Adapter

LVC-IA

Integrated Live-Virtual- Constructive Test Environment

(ILTE)

CTC-IS

Constructive

Environment Runtime Component

Future...

Sample of Supported Communities

DoD Other Federal

Agencies Academia

OneSAF Support of International Activities

BUILD

CAPABILITY

ENABLE

INTEROPERABILITY

PROMOTE

STANDARDIZATION

AUSTRALIA

BAHRAIN

CANADA

CZECH REPUBLIC

EGYPT

NEW ZEALAND

SLOVAKIA

SINGAPORE (FMS and PA)

UK PA

SWEDEN (FY19)

MSG-048 (CBML)

MSG-069 (Irr. Warfare)

MSG-076 (LVC)

MSG-079 (CBML)

MSG-081 (SYN WRAP)

MSG-085 (C2 STDS)

MSG-086 (CBML)

FA3 CGF

FA4 SNE

Allied Auroras

CAGE

TS/Omni-Fusion

Bold Quest

Joint US/SE CPX (Sep)

FMS

RDTE MOUs

PAs

NATO M&S

GROUPS

NATO CAX

FORUM

TTCP TP

TTCP FAs

SIWs

Experimentation

ABCA

Working Groups

Currently increasing engagements with International Communities http://www.msco.mil/index.html

Business Model

Project Arrangements

Combat Developer

Yearly Requirements

PM-Directed

Foreign Military

Sales

Co-Developer

Customer-Funded

Efforts

Business Model

▶ Government-owned Open-Source Software

• Code, Data, and Documentation provided as part of release media

▶ Government retains all software rights

▶ Government close collaboration with Lead Software Integrator (LSI)

▶ Requirements Prioritization Process with participation of M&S communities

▶ Product Line Approach

• Provide a configurable software architecture which enables third party

(Co-Developer Process) customization

• Allows User Community to modify, create or extend

▶ Models and Behaviors

▶ Performance Data

▶ Entities and Units

▶ Tools

Business Model (cont.)

▶ Standards based software development

• Implement DoD/Industry based standard

▶ Controlled software distribution

• Distribution Agreement requires recipients to hand over software enhancements back to OneSAF Program Office for integration and distribution

▶ Centralized Configuration Management (CM)

▶ Government and Contractors work in an Integrated Product Team (IPT)

▶ Customer Focused

• Training – Start on the Right Path

• Communications – We are here to help

• Development Standards – Stay on track

▶ Minimize/Eliminate duplication of efforts

• Build once, reuse often!!

OneSAF Capabilities

Description: One Semi-Automated Forces (OneSAF) is an entity based Open Source (software only, platform independent) composable Computer Generated Forces (CGF) simulation and tool suite designed to represent brigade and below, combat and non-combat operations. OneSAF’s physics based models use validated data representing a full range of doctrinally correct operations, systems and control processes in support of simulation applications across the Army M&S communities:

Acquisition, Analysis, Experimentation, Intelligence, Test & Evaluation, and Training – and Army Futures

Command (AFC) CFT analysis efforts. OneSAF and all OneSAF tools are Government owned (GOTS).

OneSAF models real-world representations of platforms, Soldiers, equipment, logistical supplies, communications systems and networks, emerging threats, and aviation assets to achieve the level of fidelity required for a particular application or scenario.

Capabilities:

• Cloud enabled, limited MDO support

• Simulation agnostic GOTS tool kit elements

• Facilitates using Army Organization Server data for unit composition

• Physics based entity modeling across the Warfighting Functional areas

• Supports Live, Constructive & Virtual Domains Interoperability

• Provides bi-directional Mission Command (MC) stimulation/stimulation

• Provides Dense Urban Operation Modeling with COE Focus

• Enhanced CBRN modeling capability

• Enhanced cyber effects

• Multiple Hardware Platforms supported (mobile/tablet to High Performance Computer)

OneSAF Capabilities (cont.)

Modeling and Behaviors

▶ US Army force structure

▶ Multiple sides with asymmetric relationships

▶ Military (doctrinal) and civilian behaviors

▶ Physical models (personnel, equipment, sensors, environment) – Move, Sense, Shoot

▶ Entity and unit representation

▶ Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear

(CBRN) modeling and effects

▶ Vulnerability calculation and damage effects

▶ Data and extension services

▶ Task operations (Warfighting functions)

• Mission Command • Fire

• Movement and Maneuver • Protection

• Intelligence • Sustainment

Support

▶ Online help, tool tips, electronic reference material

▶ Operator and maintenance manuals (and others)

▶ Help desk support – phone and email

▶ Training available

▶ Functional and technical capability test scenarios provided

Synthetic Environment

▶ Runtime modification of 3D environment

▶ Building damage/protection

▶ Subterranean structures – tunnels, buildings, subways

▶ Ultra-high resolution buildings (UHRBs) – 3D geometric buildings with apertures

▶ World of OneSAF – terrains provided and tools to build them

▶ Vehicle/lifeform “move, sense, shoot” in/through buildings or tunnels

▶ Obscurants – smoke, rubble, CBRN

Simulation Operations, Management, and Control

▶ Supporting distributed and standalone operations

▶ Management and Control Tool (MCT) – primary interface

▶ Simulation Configuration and Asset Management Tool (SCAMT) – primary simulation configuration tool

▶ Interoperability Control Tool (ICT) – supporting HLA, DIS, VDIS, TENA, JBUS

▶ Mission Command Adapter (MCA) – conduit between simulation and MC devices

▶ Web-based (thin-client) control – OneSAF Plan (web scenario development), OneSAF Execute (web interface control), and

OneSAF Assess (web AAR)

▶ User Data Gateway (UDG) – delivering online services supporting web-based clients

▶ PEO STRI Common Component that interfaces between live MC devices and PEO STRI simulations

• Supports bi-directional exchange data

• Messages cover all Warfighter Functional Areas

(maneuver, fires, log, intel, ADA, etc.)

▶ Multiple tactical messaging formats/protocols

Bi-Directional Traffic Simulated Battle Space

Mission Command Adapter

Tactical “Real World” Systems

OneSAF maintains the PEO STRI preeminent Mission Command stimulation capability – the Mission Command Adapter (MCA)

Who uses the MCA?

LVC-IA

Stimulate

The System

▶ Interop (connections) – HLA, DIS, TENA, CTIA, JBUS, VDIS

▶ Mission Command Adapter (MCA) stimulation interface

▶ Fully automated support

• Repeatable – data collection

• Batch execution

▶ Semi-automated support

• Stochastic execution

• Human-controllable, run-time injections

• Headless, embedded operations

▶ OBS/AOS force structure import

▶ Web interfaces from end to end – distributed scenario capabilities

▶ Authoritative models (unclassified/classified)

▶ Model and behavior composers – simple compositions do not require code

▶ Cloud enabled with Bifrost Framework

Bifrost Framework

• Bifrost is a next generation, Service-Oriented Architecture for connecting simulations to share simulation state using modern commercial approaches and technology

• Bifrost optimizes network usage to work efficiently on Army networks, cloud deployments, and long-haul exercises

– Bifrost does not rely on multicast, to simplify deployment in commercial or private cloud environments

• Bifrost is scalable to more than 4 million entities over a global environment

• Bifrost lowers the barrier of entry, making it easier to incorporate simulations or components (e.g., satellite feeds, commercial air tracks)

• Bifrost’s web user interface can control multiple sources of simulated entities – single user interface across multiple simulations

• Uses OneSAF server cluster to provide large scale entity and aggregated view/control

Bifrost Framework (cont.)

• Establishing Bifrost for large scale distributed simulations

• Utilize Bifrost in the OneSAF IDE Lab for the biweekly Large Scale Distributed

Testing (LSDT)

• Integrating Mission Command Adapter/COBWebS into Bifrost in support of

Mission Command/Sim translation

• Bring in simulations to connect via Bifrost

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UNITE Product Line Factory

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UNified Integration and

Transformation Enterprise

(UNITE)

PEO STRI's Portfolio

FY29 FY30 FY31FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28

EA RFI

Release

EA RFI

Responses

Due

RFI

Industry

Consortium

Concept RefinementRFS Release

Award

RFS/RFP

Release

Synthetic Training Portfolio

Informs

Enterprise Construct Contract

Live Training Portfolio

Cyber Training Portfolio

Synthetic Portfolio Solution Provider

Intel Training Portfolio

Live Portfolio Solution Provider

Cyber Portfol io Solution Provider

Intel Portfolio Solution Provider

UNITE Roadmap

Phase 2: Onboarding

• Common DevSecOps

• Compliance Architecture (Initial)

• Collaboration Area

• Compliance Standards (Initial)

• Tools

• Compliance Interfaces (Initial)

• Remote SW patching

• NOSC

Phase 3: Product Line Engineering

• Core Components/Services

• Compliance Architecture, Standards, Interfaces

• Automated Testing

• Variation Management

• Data Mesh Architecture, Data Fabric

• MBSE

• RMF/cATO

• Multi-level Security Environments

• Portfolio Level Roadmap and Release Management and Coordination

Phase 4: Continuous Enhancement of Enterprise Construct

• Convergence of Portfolio & Business Services

• Digital Engineering

• Predictive Maintenance

Phase 1: Concept Refinement

• DevSecOps

• Governance, Business Processes, Metrics

• Refine Roadmap

• Initial Reference Architecture, Standards, Interfaces

• Acquisition & Contracting Strategy

• Industry Consortium concept

• Enduring Enterprise construct requirements

• NOSC/Deployment Platform Prototyping

UNITE Roadmap

STRI Portfolio Transition Strategy

Legend:

Program Acquisition Strategy alignment to Enterprise Services

Phase 2: Onboarding

• Common DevSecOps

• Compliance Architecture (Initial)

• Collaboration Area

• Compliance Standards (Initial)

• Tools

• Compliance Interfaces (Initial)

• Compliance Architecture, Standards, Interfaces

• Automated Testing

• Variation Management

• Data Mesh Architecture, Data Fabric

• MBSE

• RMF/cATO

• Multi-level Security Environments

• Portfolio Level Roadmap and Release Management and

Coordination

Phase 4: Continuous

Enhancement of Enterprise

Construct

• Convergence of Portfolio & Business

Services

• Digital Engineering

• Predictive Maintenance

Phase 1: Concept

Refinement

• DevSecOps

• Governance, Business Processes, Metrics

• Refine Roadmap

• Initial Reference Architecture, Standards, Interfaces

• Acquisition & Contracting Strategy

• Industry Consortium concept

• Enduring Enterprise construct requirements

• NOSC/Deployment Platform Prototyping

FY23-24 FY25-26 FY30 →FY27-29

UNCLASSIFIED / APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

We work for our Soldiers - it's the best job we've ever had!

UNified Integration and

Transformation Enterprise

(UNITE)

PEO STRI's Portfolio

FY29 FY30 FY31FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28

EA RFI

Release

EA RFI

Responses

Due

RFI

Industry

Consortium

Concept RefinementRFS Release

Award

RFS/RFP

Release

Synthetic Training Portfolio

Informs

Enterprise Construct Contract

Live Training Portfolio

Cyber Training Portfolio

Synthetic Portfolio Solution Provider

Intel Training Portfolio

Live Portfolio Solution Provider

Cyber Portfol io Solution Provider

Intel Portfolio Solution Provider

Phase 2: Onboarding

• Common DevSecOps

• Compliance Architecture (Initial)

• Collaboration Area

• Compliance Standards (Initial)

• Tools

• Compliance Interfaces (Initial)

• Compliance Architecture, Standards, Interfaces

• Automated Testing

• Variation Management

• Data Mesh Architecture, Data Fabric

• MBSE

• RMF/cATO

• Multi-level Security Environments

• Portfolio Level Roadmap and Release Management and Coordination

Phase 4: Continuous Enhancement of Enterprise Construct

• Convergence of Portfolio & Business Services

• Digital Engineering

• Predictive Maintenance

Phase 1: Concept Refinement

• DevSecOps

• Governance, Business Processes, Metrics

• Refine Roadmap

• Initial Reference Architecture, Standards, Interfaces

• Acquisition & Contracting Strategy

• Industry Consortium concept

• Enduring Enterprise construct requirements

• NOSC/Deployment Platform Prototyping

UNITE Roadmap

STRI Portfolio Transition Strategy

Legend:

Program Acquisition Strategy alignment to Enterprise Services

Go Live in FY25

Initial set of Enterprise Infrastructure Services available for migration

Planned increases of Enterprise Services over time

Collaboration

▶ Government Open Source:

OneSAF code is available to the US Government and its allies and is distributed by the program office with a signed Distribution Agreement

(DA) domestically and to its allies through approved agreements.

▶ Development Reuse:

Open-source paradigm leverages the development power from the entire user community into a single software baseline.

▶ All Users Benefit:

More robust software, more capability, larger entity count, and more management tools result from cross-community use.

▶ Highly Configurable:

OneSAF’s sophisticated architecture handles increased complexity while allowing users to configure it for their specific needs.

Third Party Co-Development

OneSAF supports a large and active co-developer community.

Supporting this community is a top priority for the program and a key element to the OneSAF business model.

Benefits of OneSAF

Co-Development

▶ Incentivize productivity in

Innovation in Industry

▶ Leveraging users that are willing to invest their own resources to add capabilities to the released baseline

▶ Benefits entire user community

Value

Over the past four years, an average of $3.7M/yr of co-developer software has been integrated, maintained, and delivered to the user community

OneSAF Previous Handovers

CACCTUS

BLCSE

STTC/COBWebS

STTC/CyberBOSS

DARPA Parametric Data Service (PDS)

Questions and Answers

One-on-One Schedule

▶ 30 mins allotted

▶ 4 people maximum

▶ The Government will provide clarifications on any questions pertaining to the requirement but will not dictate how offerors should meet the requirements.