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STATEMENT OF WORK

Global Information Network Architecture (GINA) Information Technology (IT) Support

Naval Postgraduate School Distributed Information Systems Experimentation (DISE) Research Group

Program for Information Exchange (P4IE)

1. BACKGROUND

The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) is performing research in the domain of information science.

Specifically, the NPS seeks to improve the ability for government agencies to share information in a secure and efficient manner. An innovative system for information exchange, called Global Information Network Architecture (GINA) is a major part of this research. In addition, student instruction, focused on information sharing, is provided by NPS faculty. This research and instruction is being conducted at the Program for Information Exchange (P4IE), within the Distributed Information Systems Experimentation (DISE) Research Group, within the Information Sciences (IS) Department. GINA research is also underway at the Common Operational Research Environment (CORE) lab.

2. SCOPE

In support of this GINA research, and to enable NPS faculty to focus on pure research and student instruction, it has become necessary to contract out a portion of the Information Technology (IT) support. This IT support entails the development of Systems of Systems (SoS) using GINA, (including various interfaces to GINA,) student training in GINA techniques and procedures, demonstration support, license fees, and system installation support.

3. TASKS

3.1. Lighthouse Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE)

Project Description: "Lighthouse SSE" is a smart device application that allows government employees conducting SSE on-site to digitally catalog and link sensitive material and people to one another and /or to a geo-reference for future analytical use. The data gathered is properly structured and formatted so that government intelligence entities can immediately use data at all classifications and all analytical software already in use by the government.

Lighthouse SSE establishes a digitally structured method for the military to catalog SSE data near real-time (on the objective), which currently does not exist.

The Lighthouse SSE application will uniformly aid all military operators who conduct SSE on the objective and be useable by other non-military government agencies further bridging the information-sharing gap.

The goal of this task is the integration of data collected using ATAK that is updating an SQLite database incorporating SpatiaLite features. The most important objective is capturing the data and aggregating it with other instances. Existing GINA functionality should be used to export data in XML suitable for Carnegie Mellon’s ORA SNA tool. Additional required capabilities are the generation of Comma-Separated Values (CSV) and Extensible Markup Language (XML) that are suitable for exercises. Asymmetric Threat Response Analysis Program (ATRAP) integration is also required.

3.1.1. Integrating SSE

3.1.1.1. Data Exports

3.1.1.1.1. Aggregate SpatiaLite Generation: Export data from the aggregated database back into SpatiaLite-enabled SQLite databases.

3.1.1.1.2. CSV Export: Generate a CSV file that can be loaded into systems like Palantir & ORA.

3.1.1.1.3. ATRAP Load: Load the data as references into ATRAP.

3.1.2. Software Setup and Demonstration

3.1.2.1. Configure software, such that the GINA-enabled ATAK data feed into ORA is operational.

3.1.2.2. Demonstrate operational system to CORE lab personnel.

3.2. Massive Multiplayer Online Wargame Leveraging the Internet (MMOWGLI)

Project Description: MMOWGLI is a message-based game to encourage innovative thinking by many people, connected via the Web. It has been used to study a number of topics, such as how the Navy can prepare for the future of energy, starting in 2021 and beyond.

The goal of MMOWGLI is to expand engagement in military and non-military strategy development for complex geopolitical problems. The platform is designed to support large numbers of distributed global players working together on idea generation and action planning, with an eye towards surfacing innovative outlier strategies.

The use of MMOWGLI is increasing to the point that it has become necessary to gain better understanding about the locations of the participants. Using tables of incoming Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, it is possible to map general locations of MMOWGLI participants on a Graphical Information System (GIS) display. GINA provides this capability.

3.2.1. Design MMOWGLI IP GIS

3.2.2. Implement MMOWGLI IP GIS

3.2.3. Demonstrate MMOWGLI IP GIS

3.3. Secure Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) Integration

Project Description: Understanding the impact of the power of GINA to aggregate and make sense of large data sets must include a test over the SIPRNet. To accomplish this research, it will be necessary to install and configure a GINA server in the Systems Technology Battle Lab (STBL) at NPS.

3.3.1. Provide tier-3 help desk support to the NPS Information Technology Assistance Center (ITACS) during ITACS installation of GINA Server

3.3.2. Provide tier-3 help desk support to ITACS with configuration of GINA Server, including the installation of GINA software.

3.4. Systems Engineering (SE) Support

Coursework in the SE/IT aspects of Information Exchange and Big Data are underway at NPS. Contractor support of this instruction is necessary until a proper corpus of knowledge and capabilities has been built within the NPS faculty.

3.4.1. Contractor will provide tier-3 help desk support to students working on GINA enabled thesis projects.

3.4.2. Provide NPS professors with training in all aspects of GINA.

3.5. Coastal Trident Field Experimentation Exercise, June 2014 The Coastal Trident (CT) Field Experimentation Exercise Series is a multi-phased and cyclical effort that has reinforced cooperation and coordination between local, state, and federal response agencies and port stakeholders through various activities. CT is hosted by the Center for Asymmetrical Warfare (CAW), which is an NPS center.

In 2014, P4IE will coordinate an interagency drug interdiction exercise from the Federal Government.

GINA will be the center point of technology integration, enabling agencies at all levels to communicate effectively, through a GINA-Enabled System of Systems (SoS). CT 2014 will be a one-week exercise in the Port Hueneme area.

3.5.1. Participate in coordination of GINA integration for the CT Field Experimentation Exercise

3.5.2. Perform technical integration during CT Field Experimentation Exercise

3.5.3. Prepare and submit After Action Report (AAR) to P4IE.

3.6. GINA Training Class

New personnel within the P4IE require training in operation of GINA. This is a 3-day class that builds familiarity with GINA and its concepts, provides instruction on how to build information models, and provides a practical application exercise. At the end of the class, students will be able to build an operational GINA model without assistance. Class size will be limited to 10 students. Dates will be determined after contract award, but will occur within PoP. Class will be delivered on the NPS campus.

3.6.1. Prepare GINA Training Class Materials (Handouts and Visual Aids)

3.6.2. Present GINA Training Class Materials

3.7. Ft Bragg Force Protection Test Site, November 2013

Ft Bragg is a large United States Army installation, located in Cumberland, Hoke, Harnett and Moore counties, North Carolina. It covers over 251 square miles, and is the home of the US Army airborne forces and Special Forces, as well as U.S. Army Forces Command and U.S. Army Reserve Command.

Ft Bragg is the government chosen site for a test implementation of GINA as a sensor integrator for Force Protection (FP) sensors. In this test, two dozen analog camera systems have been integrated digitally, through GINA. The contractor will provide onsite tier-3 help desk support during the installation and testing phase.

3.7.1. Provide onsite GINA tier-3 help desk support at Ft Bragg

3.8. Collaborative Emergency Operations for Navy Installations The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at Naval Support Activity (NSA), Monterey, California is encumbered with seven different IT interfaces from various emergency operations authorities. P4IE is using NSA Monterey EOC as a test case for Collaborative Emergency Operations enabled by GINA. The contractor will design, implement and demonstrate an integrated SoS for NSA EOC.

3.8.1. Design SoS for NSA EOC

3.8.2. Implement SoS for NSA EOC

3.8.3. Demonstrate SoS for NSA EOC

3.8.4. Prepare and submit After Action Report (AAR) to P4IE

4. PROJECT SCHEDULE AND MILESTONES

Contractor shall support completion of task requirements to meet the following milestones as outlined in the following deliverable plan.

Para Task Deliverable Due Date

3.1.1 Integrating SSE Demonstrable SSE Integrated System 15 Nov 2013

3.1.2 Software Setup and Demo SSE On-site SSE Demo to CORE Lab 15 Nov 2013

3.2.1 Design MMOWGLI IP GIS System Design for MMOWGLI IP GIS 15 Dec 2013

3.2.2 Implement MMOWGLI IP GIS Demonstrable MMOWGLI IP GIS System 30 Dec 2013

3.2.3 Demonstrate MMOWGLI IP GIS On-site Demo of MMOWGLI IP GIS to P4IE 15 Jan 2013

3.3.1 Tier-3 Help Desk Support Installed GINA Server in NPS STBL 15 Feb 2013

3.3.2 Tier-3 Help Desk Support Operational GINA Server in NPS STBL 28 Feb 2013

3.4.1 Tier-3 Help Desk Support Tier-3 Help Desk Support 29 Sep 2014

3.4.2 Training to Professors GINA training to Professors 29 Sep 2014

3.5.1 CT 2014 Technology Integration Assembled and Operating SoS, CT 2014 - Ready 29 Sep 2014

3.5.2 Perform CT Technology Execution Operational SoS during CT 2014 29 Sep 2014

3.5.3 Prepare/Submit AAR CT 2014 AAR (Word Document) 29 Sep 2014

3.6.1 Prepare GINA Training Materials A Set of Training Materials 29 Sep 2014

3.6.2 Provide GINA Training Class Completed GINA Training Class 29 Sep 2014

3.7.1 Tier-3 Help Desk Support Operational GINA-Enabled FP System at Ft Bragg 30 Dec 2013

3.8.1 Design SoS for NSA EOC System Design for NSA EOC SoS 30 Dec 2013

3.8.2 Implement SoS for NSA EOC Demonstrable NSA EOC SoS 30 Dec 2013

3.8.3 Demonstrate SoS for NSA EOC On-site Demo of NSA EOC SoS to P4IE 30 Dec 2013

3.8.4 Prepare/Submit AAR NSA EOC AAR (Word Document) 30 Dec 2013

5. ACCEPTABLE QUALITY LEVELS AND PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT

Para What Will Be Inspected Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) Frequency Surveillance Method

Performance Below AQL

3.1.1 Integrating SSE

Demonstrable SSE Integrated System

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.1.2 Software Setup and Demo SSE

Operational System that performs functions stated in task.

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.2.1 Design MMOWGLI IP GIS

An academic-quality document that details design

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.2.2 Implement MMOWGLI IP GIS

Demonstrable MMOWGLI IP GIS System that performs functions stated in task.

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.2.3 Demonstrate MMOWGLI IP GIS

Academic-quality demonstration of MMOWGLI IP

GIS

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.3.1 Tier-3 Help Desk Support

Installed and operational GINA Server in NPS STBL

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.3.2 Tier-3 Help Desk Support

Installed and Operational GINA Server in NPS STBL

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.4.1 Tier-3 Help Desk Support

Must answer GINA-related questions thoroughly.

Continuously During Periods of Consultation

*See Note **See Note

3.4.2 Training to Professors

Must answer GINA-related questions thoroughly.

Every Class Session

*See Note **See Note

3.5.1 CT 2014 Technology Integration

Assembled and Operating SoS, CT 2014 - Ready

Once Prior to Exercise, Once During Exercise

*See Note **See Note

3.5.2 Perform CT Technology Execution Operational SoS during CT 2014 Once Prior to Exercise, Once During Exercise

*See Note **See Note

3.5.3 Prepare/Submit AAR Academic-quality report

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.6.1 Prepare GINA Training Materials

A Set of Academic-Quality Training Materials

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.6.2 Provide GINA Training Class

Professional, courteous GINA Training Class

Once per day of class

*See Note **See Note

3.7.1 Provide tier-3 help desk support at Ft Bragg

Operational GINA-Enabled FP System at Ft Bragg

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.8.1 Design SoS for NSA EOC

Academic-Quality document that shows system design for NSA EOC SoS

2 Interim Inspections, 1 Final Inspection

*See Note **See Note

3.8.2 Implement SoS for NSA EOC

Operational NSA EOC SoS that performs IAW Task Description

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.8.3 Demonstrate SoS for NSA EOC

Professional, courteous On-site Demo of NSA EOC SoS to P4IE

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

3.8.4 Prepare/Submit AAR Academic-quality report

Once, at time of delivery.

*See Note **See Note

* Personal observation and/or review on location or at NPS by the COR.

** Unacceptable deliverables will be re-performed (corrected) by contractor. Re-performance of any work shall be performed at no additional cost to the Government.

6. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION REQUIRED

6.1. A SECRET clearance is required for this work.

7. TRAVEL

7.1. There will be four (4) trips required to support Coastal Trident 2014.

- Two trips are for coordination of GINA technology integration (to be attended by one contractor representative each), and

- Two trips are for the actual CT exercise (to be attended by a network architect and a technician).

7.2 There will be two (2) trips required to support Ft Bragg Force Protection Test.

- Two trips are required (to be attended by two contractor employees)

8. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

8.1. The government will supply a server for tasks 4.3.1 and 4.3.2. All other equipment and materials are to be provided by contractor.

9. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

9.1 One year from date of award.

10. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

10.1 Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA 93943

10.2 Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, North Carolina

10.3 Port Hueneme, California

11. PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT

11.1 “Pursuant to Title 5 United States Code 552a(m)(l), the contractor and all employees of the contractor working under this contract are required to comply with the requirements of 5 U.S.C. 552a (“The Privacy Act of 1974”).”

12. NON-PERSONAL SERVICES

12.1 Contractor employees performing services under this order will be controlled, directed, and supervised at all times by management personnel of the contractor. Contractor management will insure that employees properly comply with the performance work standards outlined in the SOW. Contractor employees will perform their duties independent of, and without the supervision of, any Government official or other Defense Contractor. The tasks, duties, and responsibilities set forth in the task order may not be interpreted or implemented in any manner that results in any contractor employee creating or modifying Federal policy, obligating the appropriated funds of the United States Government, overseeing the work of Federal employees, or otherwise violating the prohibitions set forth in Parts 7.5 and 37.1 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). The Government will control access to the facility and will perform the inspection and acceptance of the completed work.

13. CONTRACTOR IDENTIFICATION

13.1 In accordance with DFAR 211.106, there shall be a clear distinction between Government employees and service contractor employees. Service contractor employees shall identify themselves as contractor personnel by introducing themselves or being introduced as contractor personnel and displaying distinguishing badges or other visible identification for meetings with Government personnel. In addition, contractor personnel shall appropriately identify themselves as contractor employees in telephone conversations and in formal and informal written correspondence.

14. INVOICE SCHEDULE

WAWF

SUP 5252.232-9402 INVOICING AND PAYMENT (WAWF) INSTRUCTIONS (April 2008).

(a) Invoices for goods received or services rendered under this contract shall be submitted electronically through Wide Area Work Flow -- Receipt and Acceptance (WAWF):

(1) The vendor shall have their cage code activated by calling 866-618-5988. Once activated, the vendor shall self-register at the web site https://wawf.eb.mil. Vendor training is available on the Internet at http://www.wawftraining.com. Additional support can be obtained by calling the NAVY WAWF Assistance Line: 1- 866-618-5988.

(2) WAWF Vendor “Quick Reference” Guides are located at the following web site:

http://www.acquisition.navy.mil/navyaos/content/view/full/3521.

(3) Select the invoice type within WAWF as specified below. Back up documentation (such as timesheets, receiving reports etc.) can be included and attached to the invoice in WAWF. Attachments created in any Microsoft Office product are attachable to the invoice in WAWF. Total limit for each file is not to exceed 2MB. Multiple attachments are allowed.

(b) The following information, regarding invoice routing DODAAC’s, must be entered for completion of the invoice in WAWF: (see next page for WAWF table)

WAWF Invoice Type: 2 in 1

Contract Number

Task Order Number

Issuing Office DODAAC N62271

Admin Office DODAAC: N62271

Inspector DODAAC (usually only used when Inspector & Acceptor are different people): NA

Service/Supply Acceptor DoDAAC (for Combo), Service Acceptor DODAAC (for 2 in 1), Service Approver DODAAC (Cost voucher)

Acceptance At Other N62271

Ship to /Extension N62271

Local Processing Office (Certifier) N62271

DCAA Office DODAAC (Used on Cost Voucher’s only): NA

Paying Office DODAAC: N68732

Acceptor/COR Email Address Contracts_Invoices@nps.edu

Send additional emails notifications to:

For each invoice / cost voucher submitted for payment, the contractor shall also email the WAWF automated invoice notice directly to the following points of contact):

Email Phone Role

COR

LPO Certifier

Accepting Official

NPS Contract Specialist http://wawf.eb.mil/ http://www.wawftraining.com/ http://www.acquisition.navy.mil/navyaos/content/view/full/3521

(c) Contractors approved by DCAA for direct billing will not process vouchers through DCAA, but may submit directly to DFAS. Vendors MUST still provide a copy of the invoice and any applicable documentation that supports payment to the Acceptor/Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) if applicable. Additionally, a copy of the invoice(s) and attachment(s) at time of submission in WAWF must also be provided to each point of contact identified in section

(d) of this clause by email. If the invoice and/or receiving report are delivered in the email as an attachment it must be provided as a .PDF, Microsoft Office product or other mutually agreed upon form between the Contracting Officer and vendor.