Industry Day Command-Wide Contracts Presentation Master 3 Nov - Rev A.pdf

Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic

Command-Wide Contracts Industry Day

Cyber Mission Engineering (N65236-16-R-0026) Cyber Mission Assurance (N65236-16-R-0027) Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting and Supplies

(N65236-16-R-0036)

Introduction

▼ Purpose of this Industry Day:

Provide Industry with the SPAWAR Systems Center Atlantic command-wide contract requirements and technical overview Provide prospective offerors an opportunity for networking Allow for dialogue between the Government and Industry via one-on-one sessions and submittal of written questions

▼ Second Industry Day will be held after approval of the Acquisition Strategy of each contract action Anticipated for 3rd Quarter, FY17

Agenda

0800 Check In 0915 SPAWAR Systems Center Atlantic Opening Remarks 0945 Cyber Mission Engineering Overview Brief 1010 Cyber Mission Assurance Overview Brief 1035 Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting, and Supplies Overview Brief 1100 Closing Remarks 1130 Break 1200 One-on-One Break Out Sessions 1700 Adjourn

Key Information ▼ Acquisition Strategy for all three requirements is still in development.

We are in the acquisition planning phase; we will consider Industry feedback

▼ This presentation and all information for each requirement will be posted on the SPAWAR E-Commerce website (https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil)

▼ Information in the presentation may change. Updates will be posted to each individual contract action’s E-commerce posting

▼ Questions must be submitted in writing. Send to Industry Feedback functional mailbox at industryfeedback.fct@navy.mil. Questions and Answers will be posted to each individual contract action’s E-commerce posting Some Questions and Answers have already been posted; continue to monitor

REMINDER: Government’s final position on these requirements will be in WRITING https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil/ https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil/

Mr. Christopher A. Miller Executive Director

Future Contracts Follow On Concept

Transport & Production, Battlespace Business & Force Integrated Cyber Computing Installation & In- Awareness Support Decision Superiority OPS Infrastructure Service Support

BA BFS DS ICO TCI PII

Advantage Advantage Advantage Advantage Advantage Advantage

(8a) (8a) (8a) (8a) (8a) (8a) $99M $99M $99M $99M $99M $99M

BA BFS DS ICO TCI PII

Preferred Preferred Preferred Preferred Preferred Preferred

(HubZ, WO, SDV) (HubZ, WO, SDV) (HubZ, WO, SDV) (HubZ, WO, SDV) (HubZ, WO, SDV) (HubZ, WO, SDV) $99M $99M $99M $99M $99M $99M

BA BFS DS ICO TCI PII

Select Select Select Select Select Select

(SBSA) (SBSA) (SBSA) (SBSA) (SBSA) (SBSA)

$250M $250M $250M $250M $250M $250M

BA BFS DS ICO TCI PII

Unrestricted Unrestricted Unrestricted Unrestricted Unrestricted Unrestricted $900M $900M $900M $900M $900M $900M

Pillars SPAWAR Atlantic IDIQ Multiple Award

COTS Supply Contracts ~44% of $$ Set Aside for SB

PBX, Switches & Routers ($500M)

Radio

Telephone Equipment

($250M)

Platform Material ($800M)

Unrestricted Competitions

(Future)

SB Set Asides (Equipment Covered By SBA Non-Manufacturer

Class Waiver)

C2 Mission Area

($500M)

Comms Mission Area

($500M)

ISR Mission Area

($500M)

A/V Equipment ($500M)

(Future)

Supply MACs

Current SSC LANT Wide Contracts

External Service GWACs

• Navy - SeaPort-e

• Air Force NETOPS

• Army - ITES 2/3 (S)

• DISA - Encore II/III

• DTIC - SNIM

• NIH – CIO-SP3

• GSA– Alliant, Stars, Sched

70… Se rv ice s

Supplies

Contract Labor/ Material Mix

100%

100%

0%

0%

General Supplies

Optimize Utilization of Available GWACs for General Supplies and Services

• Internal Niche Contracts

IPT Unique Systems, Supplies and Support

Services and customized systems/supplies unique to SPAWAR Mission

• Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting, and Supplies

• Cyber Mission Engineering

• Cyber Mission Assurance

• Mgmt and Bus. Analytics

External Supply GWACs

• NASA – SEWP V

• NIH – CIO-CS

• GSA –Sched 70…

GWAC Scope may contain full spectrum from Service to System Supply

Cyber Mission Engineering N65236-16-R-0026

Contracting Overview Cyber Mission Engineering: N65236-16-R-0026

▼ Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) ▼ Multiple Award Contract (MAC) ▼ Anticipated Performance Period: TBD ▼ NAICS 541330; Size Standard $38.5M ▼ Estimated Contract Value >$500M ▼ Market Survey posted 14 Oct 2016, closes 14 Nov 2016; request small businesses respond the via e-Commerce ▼ All potential offerors (large and small businesses) are invited to provide comments on the draft PWS ▼ Small Business Strategy: To be determined based on market survey responses ▼ Security Clearance: TS/SCI ▼ Contractor’s accounting system must be adequate for determining costs applicable to the contract or orders ▼ Estimated RFP release date:

Draft RFP 3rd Qtr FY17 Final RFP 4th Qtr FY17

Executive Overview

The scope of this contract covers the entire spectrum of non-inherently governmental services and solutions (equipment and services) associated with the full system lifecycle support including research, development, test, evaluation, production and fielding of sustainable, secure, survivable, and interoperable Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (C4ISR), Information Operations (IO), Identity Operations (IdOps), Enterprise Information Services (EIS) and Space capabilities.

The KEY areas of this contract reflected in the Sources Sought are:

▼ Systems Engineering Support ▼ Software Engineering Support ▼ Data Engineering Support ▼ General Engineering Support ▼ In-Service Engineering and Service Desk Support

Strategic Level of War: Better Impacting Phases 0 and 1

Tactical & Operational Levels of War:

Outpace, Break the Adversary's Kill Chain

Slide Owner: Tom Wing 56230, 619-553-8995

▼ Scope will cover the following: RED are key areas identified in Market Survey ▼ Technical and Program Management provide acquisition management, business, cost estimating, financial management, technical management, agile environment, and lean environment support

▼ Systems Engineering services to enable the development, architecture and design, technology insertion, system supportability and readiness

▼ Software Engineering provide software engineering support for the analysis, design, integration, installation, testing, and life-cycle support of new and upgraded systems associated with delivery of capabilities

▼ Data Engineering provide data engineering, ontology development, data ingest and integration, big data and analytics expertise support covering the architecture, design, development, integration, and testing of systems that access, collect, ingest, clean, analyze, store, visualize, and share data

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (1 of 3)

▼ General Engineering provide system acquisition and mission documentation, research and experimentation, studies and analysis, prototypes, modeling and simulation, fabrication, installation, training and test and evaluation support

▼ Information Assurance Support ensure that all system or application deliverables meet the requirements of DoD or applicable Information Assurance (IA) policies

▼ Cryptographic Support ensure that security measures are met with crypto security, transmission security, and emissions security

▼ In-Service Engineering and Service Desk shall perform and/or apply engineering, scientific analytical disciplines to all aspects of In-Service Engineering Activities (ISEA) support to Tier 1, 2 and 3

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (2 of 3)

▼ Configuration Management identify, document, and verify the functional, performance, and physical characteristics of systems and associated interface systems, to control changes and non- conformance, and to track actual configurations of systems and platforms

▼ Quality Assurance apply engineering and analytical disciplines to ensure that the processes and products used in the design, development, fabrication, manufacture and installation result in quality products

▼ Integrated Logistics Support apply ILS as a multi-functional technical management discipline associated with the design, development, test, production, fielding, sustainment, and improvement modifications of cost effective systems that achieve the warfighters' peacetime and wartime readiness requirements

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (3 of 3)

• Assured Command and Control (C2)

• Battlespace Awareness (BA)

• Integrated Fires

• Identity Operations

• Cyber Operations

• Electronic Warfare (EW)

• Intelligence (ISR/IO)

• Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare (EMW)

Task Area Examples

Where Industry Can Help Collaboration Opportunities

• Enhanced Data Discovery and Access

– Real Time Fusion of Historical and Real Time

Sensor Data with Pattern Recognition

– Storing, Accessing and Archiving Large Data

Sets

– Analysis of Distributed Data Across Multiple

Clouds

– Ability to rapidly deploy new SOI’s

• Remoting and Distributed Operations

– Optimize Spectrum Utilization

– Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Mitigation

– High-reliability, wideband high power amplifier (HPA)

– Countering Emerging Signals

– Modeling and Simulation

– Multifunction Antennas

• Advanced Data Display and Visualization

– Automated Target Recognition From FMV

– FMV Annotation and Search

• Workflow Analysis (within IO and between IO and ISR and METOC)

• Electromagnetic Spectrum Management and Exploitation

– Intelligence Collection

– IO Warfare

• Advanced Analytics and Tools

– All Source Predictive Analysis and Pattern Recognition

– Activity Based Intelligence tools that utilize multi-INT sources and environmental analytics

Cyber Mission Assurance N65236-16-R-0027

Cyber Mission Assurance N65236-16-R-0027

▼ Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) ▼ Multiple Award Contract (MAC) ▼ Anticipated Performance Period: TBD ▼ NAICS 541330; Size Standard $38.5M ▼ Estimated Contract Value >$500M ▼ Market Survey posted 14 Oct 2016, closes 14 Nov 2016; request small businesses respond the via e-Commerce ▼ All potential offerors (large and small businesses) are invited to provide comments on the draft PWS ▼ Small Business Strategy: To be determined based on market survey responses ▼ Security Clearance: TS/SCI ▼ Contractor’s accounting system is adequate for determining costs applicable to the contract or orders ▼ Estimated RFP release date:

Scope will cover Cyber Mission Assurance tasks. Cyber Mission Assurance is defined in the context of this contract as Cybersecurity, Test & Evaluation, and support services.

The key areas of the contract are to provide the following services:

▼ Securely Provision ▼ Operate and Maintain ▼ Protect and Defend ▼ Collect, Operate, Analyze, and Investigate ▼ Test and Evaluation

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (1 of 5)

SECURELY PROVISION

Conceptualizing, designing, building, installing, and supporting secure information technology (IT) systems (i.e. responsible for some aspect of systems development).

Key Services:

• Cybersecurity Compliance

• Software Assurance and Software Engineering

• Secure Engineering/ Systems Security Architecture

• Research and Development

Skill Sets:

• Fully Qualified Navy/USMC Validator

• Assessment and Authorization (A&A) / Certification & Accreditation (C&A)

• Secure Code Reviewers/Secure Software Developers

• Cross Domain Solutions Reviewers

• Information Systems Security Engineers

• Network Security Architect

• Crypto Key Management

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (2 of 5)

OPERATE AND MAINTAIN

Providing support, administration, and maintenance necessary to ensure effective and efficient information technology (IT) system performance and security.

Key Services:

• Providing cybersecurity consulting

• Providing cybersecurity oversight to systems owners/administrators

• Systems Security Analysis

• 24X7 tiered-leveled sustainment support services for security devices

• Information Systems Security Engineer

• Mitigation and Remediation Expert

• Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) implementation

• Host Based Security System (HBSS) Subject Matter Experts

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (3 of 5)

PROTECT AND DEFEND

Identification, analysis, and mitigation of threats to internal information technology (IT) systems or networks.

Key Services:

• Computer Network Defense (CND) Analysis

• Incident Response

• CND infrastructure support

• Vulnerability Assessment and Management

• CND Analysts

• Incident Responders

• Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) Administrator / Engineer

• Host Based Security System (HBSS) Subject Matter Experts

• Enterprise ACAS implementers/operators

• Red Team / Operational Testing (OT) Penetration Testers

• Developmental Testing (DT) Penetration Testers

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (4 of 5)

COLLECT, OPERATE, ANALYZE, AND INVESTIGATE

Operations and collection of cybersecurity information that may be used to develop intelligence. Review and evaluation of incoming cybersecurity information to determine its usefulness for cybersecurity initiatives. Investigation of cyber events and/or crimes of information technology (IT) systems, networks, and digital evidence.

Key Services:

• Cyber Operations

• Threat Analysis

• Investigation support

• Digital Forensics support

• Cyber Tool developer

• Threat Analyzer

• Forensics SMEs

Draft Statement of Work Highlights (5 of 5)

TEST AND EVALUATE

Verifies that the system’s design is satisfactory and that all technical specifications and contract requirements have been met in order to reduce risk throughout the acquisition cycle.

• Developmental Tester

• C4ISR Tester (Networks & RF Communications)

• Production Acceptance Tester

• Software Tester

• Electromagnetic Environmental Effects

• HSI Tester

• Heuristic Evaluations

• Usability Studies

• M&S Tester

• Networks Modeling

• ISR Modeling

Way Forward

• Build a strong Mission Assurance team to support the needs of the Warfighter

• Challenges

• Finding and keeping the required skill sets

• C&A skills to support our ISSMs, Pen testers, Cyber Defense (ACAS, HBSS, analysts), Software Assurance (Code Reviewers)

• Provide consistent support

Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting, and Supplies N65236-16-R-0036

Cyber Mission Systems, Kitting, and Supplies N65236-16-R-0036

▼ Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) ▼ Multiple Award Contract (MAC) ▼ Anticipated Performance Period: TBD ▼ NAICS 334220; Size Standard 1,250 employees ▼ Estimated Contract Value >$500M ▼ Market Survey conducted October 2015 under N65236-15-R-0015 (Mobile

C4I) ▼ Small Business Strategy: SBSA ▼ Security Clearance: TBD ▼ Contractor’s accounting system must be adequate for determining costs applicable to the contract or orders ▼ Estimated RFP release date:

Scope will cover the entire spectrum of outcomes associated with the full lifecycle of delivery of systems and equipment. The objectives of this contract are to provide systems, equipment and kitting on all platforms under these capabilities:

The key areas of the contract are to provide the following services:

▼ Command and Control ▼ Communications ▼ Cyber Security ▼ Networking ▼ Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

Supply Requirements

EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS

Intent is to provide system delivery, prototyping, kitting of equipment and systems listed in PWS paragraph 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 while using services listed in paragraphs

3.3 through 3.8 to complete the system delivery, prototyping, and kitting.

Key Delivery Functions:

• Cyber Equipment - provide equipment delivery, functional and technical expertise supporting of a wide range of C4I equipment

• Cyber Mission Systems Development and Delivery

• Proto-Type System Development and Delivery

• Low-Rate Initial Production (LRIP) Delivery

• Full-Rate Production (FRP) Delivery

• Kitting

Cyber Mission Systems

Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by SSC Atlantic Executive Director/Commanding Officer (27 January 2016) or higher DoD authority.

Deliverables may include services to sustain and/or upgrade an existing C4I systems, develop a new C4I system center, or perform training, support, emergency repair to deployed systems.

Capability Programs Supported Command and Operation Centers (para 3.2.2.1)

• Global Command and Control System – Maritime and Joint

• IP Router Networks

• Telephony Systems

• Electronic Security Systems

• Global-Theater Security Cooperation Management

Information System (G-TSCMIS)

• Visual Information Systems

• Cable Plant

• Data Center Infrastructure

• Networking Systems

• Link Monitoring and Management Tool (LMMT)

Knowledge Management and Data Fusion (3.2.2.2)

• Global Combat Support System - Marine Corps (GCSS-MC)

• Global Command and Control Systems-Joint

• Tactical Mobile (TacMobile)

• Joint Explosive Ordnance Disposal (JEOD)

• Very Small Aperture Terminals (VSAT)

• Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS)

• JEOD Decision Support System (DSS)

• Information Technologies Systems

• Communication-On-The-Move (COTM)

• Info Analysis & Decision Support Systems

• Combat Operations Center (COC)

• Low Altitude Air Defense (LAAD)

• MAGTF C2 Systems Applications (MC2SA)

• MRAP Vehicle Integration

• Planning And Decision AID System (PDAS)

• Intelligence Systems

• Team Portable Collection System – Multi-platform Capability

(TPCS-MPC)

Software Defined Radios (3.2.2.4)

• Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS)

• JTRS Network Enterprise Domain (JNED)

• Joint Threat Warning Systems (JTWS)-Air

Cryptrographic and Integration (3.2.2.6)

• Navy Cryptography

• KIV-7M AN/PYQ-20

• SAVILLE (KG 84A/C, KIV 7)

• Link Encryptor Family (LEF)

• KG-45

• KL-51

• AN/PYQ-20(V)

• KW-46

Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by SSC Atlantic Executive Director/Commanding Officer (27 January 2016) or higher DoD authority.

Deliverables may include services to sustain and/or upgrade an existing C4I systems, develop a new C4I system center, or perform training, support, emergency repair to deployed systems.

Capability Programs Supported

Computer Forensics, Cross- Domain Solutions and Key Management, Computer Network Defense (3.2.2.7, 3.2.2.8, and 3.2.2.9)

• Non-Intrusive Inspection and Interdiction Systems

• Key Management Infrastructure (KMI)

• Navy Multiband Terminal (NMT)

• Wireless Reach Back System (WRBS)

Maritime Networks (3.2.2.10)

• Tactical Switching

• AN/USQ-144(V) Automated Digital Network System

• Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services

(CANES)

• Integrated Shipboard Network System

• Submarine Local Area Network

• Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System

(JWICS)

• Automated Radio Communications (ARC)

• RF/BASEBAND/SATCOM remote management

• Automated Network Control Center (ANCC)

Wireless Networks (3.2.2.11)

• Naval Enterprise Networks (NEN-Continuity of Services)

• Integrated Shipboard Network System (ISNS)

• Wireless Reach Back System (WRBS)

• Info Analysis & Decision Support Systems

• Fleet Wireless PDA (FWPDA)

• Wireless Pierside Connectivity (WPCS)

• Wireless and Mobile Communications (WMC)

Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by SSC Atlantic Executive Director/Commanding Officer (27 January 2016) or higher DoD authority.

Deliverables may include services to sustain and/or upgrade an existing C4I systems, develop a new C4I system center, or perform training, support, emergency repair to deployed systems.

Capability Programs Supported

Satellite Communications (3.2.2.3)

• Command and Control Official Information Exchange (C2OIX)

• Deployable Joint Command and Control

• Maritime Operations Center (MOC)

• Tactical Mobile

• Commercial Broadband Satellite Program

• Common Submarine Radio Room

• Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA) Integrated

Waveform (IW) (DAMA IW)

• Digital Modular Radio (DMR)

• Global Broadcast Service (GBS)

• Joint Communications Support Element Modernization (JCSE

MODS)

• Joint Explosive Ordnance Disposal (JEOD) Very Small

Aperture Terminals (VSAT)

• Tactical Communications Center (TCC)

• UHF MANPACK Radios PSC-5, PRC-117, LST-5D

• Mini Demand Assigned Multiple Access (Mini-DAMA)

• Navy Extremely High Frequency Satellite Program (NESP)

• Navy Multiband Terminal (NMT)

• Super High Frequency Program (SHF)

• Tactical Switching

• UHF SATCOM 5/25 kHz

• Automatic Identification System (AIS)

• Integrated Communications and Data System (ICADS)

• Tactical SIGINT Technology (TST)

• AN/USQ-144(V) Automated Digital Network System (ADNS)

• Wireless Reach Back System (WRBS)

• Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)

• Digital Video Broadcasting – Return Channel System (DVB-

RCS)

• Integrated Waveform (IW) System

• Small Cutter Connectivity (SCC)

• Special Operations Forces Tactical Assured Connectivity

System (SOFTACS)

Distribution Statement F: Further dissemination only as directed by SSC Atlantic Executive Director/Commanding Officer (27 January 2016) or higher DoD authority.

Deliverables may include services to sustain and/or upgrade an existing C4I systems, develop a new C4I system center, or perform training, support, emergency repair to deployed systems.

Capability Programs Supported

Terrestrial / Line of Sight (3.2.2.5)

• High Frequency Shipboard Automatic Link Establishment Radio System (HF ALE)

• Tactical Portable Radios

• Integrated Communications and Data System (ICADS)

• Tactical SIGINT Technology (TST)

• Combat Operations Center (COC)

• Joint C2 (JC2)

• MRAP Vehicle Integration

• Enterprise Land Mobile Radios (ELMR)

• Integrated Waveform (IW) System

• Tactical Communications Center (TCC)

• Command and Control Official Information Exchange (C2OIX)

• Link 11

• Link Monitoring and Management Tool (LMMT)

• Maritime Operations Center (MOC)

• Tactical Mobile

• Battle Force Tactical Network (BFTN)

• Enhanced Position Location Reporting System - Data Radios

(EPLRS)

• High Frequency Legacy Communications Equipment (HF

Legacy)

• UHF MANPACK Radios PSC-5, PRC-117, LST-5D

Tasks Supporting the Delivery of a System(s) or Equipment(s)

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING SUPPORT

Intent is to provide System Engineering to support the efforts to supply Cyber Mission Equipment and Systems Delivery.

• Systems Engineering Management

• Research, Analysis, Planning and Preparation

• Technology Investigations

• Research and Development

• Modeling and Simulation

• System Design and Documentation

• Configuration Management

• Value Engineering

• Human System Interface

• Software Engineering or Equipment(s)

TESTING AND EVALUATION

Intent is to provide Testing and Evaluation to support the efforts to supply Cyber

• Testing

• Developmental

• Operational

• Acceptance

• Research, Analysis, Planning and Preparation

• Technology Investigations or Equipment(s)

LIFECYCLE LOGISITICS SUPPORT

Intent is to provide Life-Cycle Logistics to support the efforts to supply Cyber

• Life-Cycle Sustainment

• Product Support

• Supply Support

• Packaging, Handling, Storage and Transportation (PHS&T)

• Integrated Logistics Support

• Design Interface

• Sustainment Engineering

• Technical Data

• Manpower and Personnel

• Support Equipment

• Training and Training Support or Equipment(s)

CYBERSECURITY

Intent is to provide Cybersecurity requirements to support the efforts to supply Cyber Mission Equipment and Systems Delivery.

• Cyber IT and Cybersecurity Personnel

• Ensure Cybersecurity Workforce meet mandatory requirements

• Design, Integration, Configuration or Installation of Hardware and Software

• Ensure equipment and systems installed or integrated meet cybersecurity requirements or Equipment(s)

SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

Intent is to provide System Implementation to support the efforts to supply Cyber

• Site Surveys, Analysis and Reports

• Component Level Integration

• Production

• Installation

• Facility Integration

• Disposal

Closing Remarks

▼ Thank you for attending!

▼ Market Survey Closes on 14 Nov 2016

Cyber Mission Engineering (N65236-16-R-0026) Cyber Mission Assurance (N65236-16-R-0027)

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Rules of Engagement for One-on-One Sessions

▼ One-on-One Sessions will begin promptly at 1200 Scheduled sessions with 100% of the on-time requests from Industry Escorts will be guiding you to your session location

− Meet at the Registration desk approximately five minutes before your scheduled time

− Please do not go to the session location independently ▼ Please be mindful of the short breaks between each session Please refrain from approaching the Government team for networking Very strict schedule

▼ If you would like to provide an electronic pamphlet/brochure for your company, please email it to industryfeedback.fct@navy.mil

▼ All questions must be submitted in writing mailto:industryfeedback.fct@navy.mil

Time Break Out 1 (Room A)

Break Out 2 (Room B)

Break Out 3 (Room C)

Break Out 4 (Room D)

Break Out 5 (Table 1 - E)

Break Out 6 (Table 2 - F)

1200-1215 Trace Systems Sentar

Booz Allen Hamilton

Ocean Bay

Modulant

Geodesicx, Inc.

1220-1235 Amee Bay, LLC

PEMCCO Inc. CACI Chenega IMPRES Technology Solutions Engility Corporation

1240-1255 Interoptek, Inc MillerWilson Consulting LLC Northrop Grumman Technology Services

Oasis Systems, LLC Vectrus KBRwyle

1300-1315 AECOM Walker and Associates, Inc Leidos Altron, Inc Systems Technology Forum, LTD

Atlas Technologies, Inc.

BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK

1330-1345 Engineering Services Network AASKI Technology, Inc. Raytheon Harris Corporation 22nd Century Technologies

Inc.

NOVA Power Solutions

1350-1405 SAIC Dell Technologies iGov CyberPoint International, LLC Microsoft Sotera Defense

1410-1425 Blue Canopy Group, LLC CDWG Centurum Information Technology

Scientific Research Corporation ClearAvenue, LLC FWG Solutions, Inc.

1430-1445 General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT)

UEC Electronics NAG Marine

Truestone Parsons Government Services IOMAXIS

1450-1505 Semper Fortis Solutions LLC Riverside Engineering GRSi COLSA Corporation Veteran Corps of America Salient CRGT

BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK BREAK

1520-1535 Vector Planning & Services, Inc Strohmier Consulting LLC Adams Comm & EngTech

(ACET)

Accenture Information Systems Solutions Cyber Command

1540-1555 NTT DATA Federal Services PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Modus21, LLC ValidaTek BCF Solutions, Inc. Aquila Technology Corp

1600-1615 DRS Technologies Vencore BOSH Global Services Netizen Corporation Solers Dependable Global Solutions

1620-1635 COMPQSOFT Not Available CSSI, Inc. Rome Research Corporation BAE Systems, Inc. Not available

Please Note:

1. Break Out sessions are limited to Companies that pre registered

2. A time limit of 15 minutes will be strictly enforced