O.1. SCSC CSS Industry Day 2026 - Distro A.pdf

CSS INDUSTRY DAY

KRISTEN RICHARD

UNCLASSIFIED

❖ Purpose & Scope

❖ SCSC Command Overview

❖ Acquisition Planning

❖ Security Requirements

❖ CSS Requirements & Work Areas

❖ Questions

AGENDA

❖ Inform industry about SCSC future competitive contractual requirements

➢ Discuss timeline and broad set of requirements

❖ Provide networking opportunities for interested participants

❖ The presentation is for information purposes only and the requirements are subject to change

❖ The solicitation is the governing document

INDUSTRY DAY PURPOSE AND SCOPE

COMMAND OVERVIEW

KRISTEN COLLINS

❖ NAVSEA Echelon III Field Activity

❖ Integrated Workforce

➢ Approx. 430 Civilian, Military, and Contractors

❖ Tenant of NASA Wallops Flight Facility

❖ Provide Test and Evaluation, operations, engineering, and cybersecurity readiness

❖ Diverse team of technical, programmatic, and business professionals

WHO WE ARE

❖ 1959 NASA acquires former NAS Chincoteague

❖ 1979 Navy (Dahlgren Detachment) Bldg. Z41

❖ 1986 Aegis Combat Systems Center (ACSC) Operational

❖ 1998 ACSC/SSDS Merger

❖ 2000 Surface Combat Systems Center

❖ 1941 Established the Chincoteague Naval Air Station

WALLOPS ISLAND HISTORY

SCSC SENIOR LEADERSHIP

Mr. Chris W. Brunett Technical Director

UNCLASSIFIED

CDR Larissa Cottrill Commanding Officer

Mr. Kristen D. Collins Executive Director

LCDR Andrew N. Martin Executive Officer

SCPO Daniel C. Philmon Senior Enlisted Leader

WHY WE EXIST

SURFACE COMBAT SYSTEMS CENTER

NAVSEA Echelon III Field Activity managed by

Program Executive Officer, Integrated Warfare Systems (General Fund)

MISSION

Support development, testing, and training of combat systems in a maritime environment.

A Tenant of NASA Wallops Flight Facility

Host / Landowner

Most “base” functions

Shared “base ops” management

Surface Combat Systems Center Integrated Workforce

Military Members Civil Service Contractor

MISSION

Program Executive Office, Integrated Warfare Systems

IWS Test Requirements

Budget Execution

Personnel Management

Fleet Training Support

NAVSEA

Inspector General Compliance

Ethics/Equal Employment Opportunity

VISION

The premier maritime facility for enhancing warfighting capabilities.

PARTNERSHIPS

Naval Air Station Patuxent River (NAS Pax River)

Navy Wallops Surface Combat Systems Center (SCSC)

Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)

Atlantic Test Range (ATR)

Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC)

Joint Atlantic and Chesapeake Ranges Cooperative

(JACRC)

U.S. Air Force

Joint Base Langley–Eustis

U.S. Coast Guard

Sector Hampton Roads

Chincoteague Island

NASA Wallops Island Flight Facility

Wallops Command and Data Acquisition Station

Virginia Space

Mid-Atlantic Regional Space Port

Partner Resources

Safety and Processes

Airport and Restricted Airspace

Control Centers and Range

Instrumentation

Processing Facilities

People

Launchers

Partner Platforms

PAX River Services

Subsonic Subscale Aerial Target System

Subsonic Aerial Target

High Speed Maneuverable Surface Target

Land-Based Counter Measures or Cruise Missile

Airborne Expendable Counter-Measures

Wallops Flight Facility Services

Suborbital Targets

Aircraft

Unmanned Aerial Systems

High Altitude Balloons

Sensor Integration and Test

CSS REQUIREMENTS

TECHNICAL ADVISORS

SCSC ACQUISITION PLANNING

❖ Follow-on effort to SeaPort-NxG Task Order No. N0017822F3029

❖ SeaPort-NxG Task Order

❖ Contract Type: Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF)

❖ Period of Performance (PoP): Base Year + 4 Option Years

❖ Anticipated PoP: June 2028 – May 2033

❖ Solicitation Release: July 2026

❖ Proposals Due: ~45 days after solicitation release

❖ Contract Award: February 2028

THESE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. THE GOVERNING DOCUMENT WILL BE THE SOLICITATION.

SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

Security requirements must be maintained throughout the life of the Task Order, and are as follows:

❖ REQUIREMENT 1: FACILITY SECURITY CLEARANCE

➢ The Prime Contractor’s facility must be cleared to the SECRET and cleared at the SECRET level information processing and storage at their facility.

❖ REQUIREMENT 2: PERSONNEL SECURITY CLEARANCES

➢ All individuals performing work on site must have at least a SECRET Security Clearance. Interim SECRET clearances are acceptable.

❖ REQUIREMENT 3: CYBER WORKFORCE

➢ Personnel performing Cyber Security functions on DoD systems shall meet the qualification requirements established in the DoD 8570.01-M, or successor and follow-on guidance for the labor category and function level in which they are performing AND an IT-1 level security background investigation per SECNAV-M 5510.30C.

CSS WORK AREAS (WAS)

❖ WA 1: Systems Engineering & Analysis

❖ WA 2: Operations

❖ WA 3: Combat Systems Readiness

❖ WA 4: Configuration Management

❖ WA 5: Technical Library

❖ WA 6: Data Analysis Center

❖ WA 7: Common Data Repository & Analysis

❖ WA 8: Contract Management

WORK AREA 1 –

ENGINEERING &

ANALYSIS

DAVID JOHNSON

SCOPE AND TOP LEVEL WORK DESCRIPTION

❖ Scope

➢ To employ a systems engineering approach to define, develop, and manage Surface Combat

Systems Center (SCSC) capabilities, focusing on optimizing total system performance and cost.

This includes the installation, activation, and integration of equipment for all baselines.

❖ Top Level Work Description

➢ Conduct engineering reviews and participate in program design reviews (PDR, CDR, etc.).

➢ Design and integrate combat systems, including new equipment installation, cabling (copper, fiber optic), power distribution, and auxiliary systems (cooling, air).

➢ Formulate and execute test plans (INCO, RADHAZ, EMI/RFI) and validate system performance.

➢ Create, update, and manage all site drawings and technical documentation for installed systems.

➢ Develop and manage project schedules and resource tracking.

➢ Implement a model-based system engineering (MBSE) approach.

WORK AREA ARTIFACTS AND SPECIALIZED TOOLS

❖ Artifacts

➢ Engineering Review/Critique Reports

➢ Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) and project schedules

➢ Manpower resource tracking

➢ System Drawings (CBDs, Room

Arrangements, etc.)

➢ Technical Data Package (TDP)

➢ Obsolescence Replacement Plans

➢ Systems Engineering Management Plan

(SEMP)

➢ Master Test Plans, Procedures, and Reports

➢ Cable database

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software adhering to AIA CAD Layer Guidelines.

➢ Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) tools.

➢ Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) for fiber optic testing.

➢ Tools for measuring Voltage Standing Wave

Ratio (VSWR) for coaxial lines.

➢ Government-provided scheduling tool

➢ Test Resource Management System (TRMS)

LABOR CATEGORIES (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

❖ Key

➢ Systems Engineering Lead

❖ Non-Key

➢ Auxiliary Systems Specialist

➢ Cable Technician

➢ Drafter CAD Operator

➢ Electrician Maintenance

➢ Engineering Assistant

➢ General Maintenance Lead

➢ General Maintenance Worker

➢ Network Engineer

➢ Plumber Maintenance

➢ Systems Engineer

➢ Systems Engineer, Senior

➢ Welder Combination Maintenance

WORK AREA DELIVERABLES

❖ CDRLs

➢ A001 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

➢ Engineering Studies and Analysis

➢ A002 – STATUS REPORT

➢ A003 – TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE (TDP)

➢ A006 – REPORT, RECORD OF MEETING/MINUTES

➢ A009 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

➢ Engineering Technical Report Study Services

➢ A012 – SYSTEMS ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT PLAN (SEMP)

➢ A013 – TEST PLAN

➢ A014 – FAILURE SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS REPORT

➢ A015 – TEST INSPECTION REPORT

➢ A017 – TEST PROCEDURE

WORK AREA 2 –

OPERATIONS

BOB DESOUTER

➢ To provide comprehensive support for planning, scheduling, coordinating, and executing all mission and project operations at SCSC facilities, ensuring system and resource availability for customers.

❖ Top Level Work Description

– Provide technical and programmatic support for project events, including setup, coordination, and computer program installation.

– Plan, coordinate, and de-conflict long and short-range mission schedules.

– Set up, operate, and break down combat and simulation systems for scheduled events.

– Act as Test Director (TD) during events, providing technical support and troubleshooting.

– Manage and operate tactical audio-visual systems.

– Manage Communications Security (COMSEC) materials and provide Frequency Management services.

– Support all phases of Test and Evaluation (T&E) events, including data reduction and analysis.

➢ Technical/Programmatic Support Reports

➢ Schedules and Out-Year Forecasts

➢ Event Coordination materials

➢ Operations Summaries (OPSUMs) and

Customer Support Plans

➢ Test Plans and Procedures

➢ System Setup/Switching Procedures

➢ Trouble Reports (TR) and Test Observation

Reports (TORs)

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Government-provided scheduling tool

➢ Test Resource Management System (TRMS)

➢ Tactical audio-visual equipment and electronic switching systems.

➢ COMSEC handling equipment.

➢ Simulation and stimulation systems.

➢ AEGIS Operations & Maintenance

Manager

➢ AEGIS Operations Specialist

➢ AEGIS Test Director Specialist

➢ Lead Scheduling Specialist

➢ Project Management Specialist, Senior

➢ Site Operations & Maintenance Manager

➢ SSDS Operations & Maintenance

Manager

➢ SSDS Operations Specialist

➢ SSDS Test Director Specialist

❖ Non-Key

➢ AEGIS Technical Operator

➢ Project Manager

➢ Scheduling Analyst

➢ SSDS Technical Operator

➢ Technical Operator

➢ Technical Specialist

➢ Test Director

➢ Test Director, Entry Level

➢ Test Director, Senior

➢ Training/Simulation Systems Operator

➢ Training/Simulation Systems Operator, Senior

➢ A001 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

➢ Projects Operational Support Analysis

➢ Operations Mission Scheduling

➢ Mission Event Analysis

➢ A002 – STATUS REPORT

• Site Performance Metrics

• Operations AV Equipment Status Monthly Report

• Systems Status Report

➢ A005 – MEETING AGENDA

➢ A006 – REPORT, RECORD OF MEETING/MINUTES

➢ A009 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

➢ Operational Plan & Schedules

➢ A013 – TEST PLAN

➢ A017 – TEST PROCEDURE

WORK AREA 3 –

COMBAT SYSTEMS

READINESS

BOB DESOUTER

➢ To ensure the readiness of all shipboard tactical and commercial equivalent equipment at SCSC through comprehensive preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, and readiness reporting.

❖ Top Level Work Description

➢ Provide Maintenance Material Management (3M) services in accordance with the Navy 3M system.

➢ Perform on-site preventative and corrective maintenance across all operational shifts.

➢ Troubleshoot and repair tactical systems, including hardware, software, cabling, and power/cooling connections.

➢ Report equipment status and casualties in near-real time, coordinating continuously with the

Combat System Officer of the Watch (CSOOW).

➢ Manage equipment calibration programs (METCAL).

➢ Conduct Combat System Alignment (CSA) verifications and manage RADHAZ/EMI/RFI testing.

➢ Provide communications support (UHF, HF, SATCOM, Link systems, etc.).

➢ Perform system and network administration for tactical information systems.

➢ Conduct micro-miniature (2M) repair on circuit cards and electronic modules.

➢ Maintenance and Equipment Status Reports

➢ Failure Analysis Reports

➢ EMI/RFI Technical Assessment Report

➢ 3M feedback reports and quarterly maintenance schedules.

➢ RADHAZ potential incident reports.

➢ Overhaul and availability plans.

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Navy 3M system and maintenance tracking systems.

➢ Test equipment compliant with MIL-STD-

45662 (series).

➢ 2M Rework Stations (e.g., Pace PRC 2000) and MTR test systems (e.g., AN/USM-674).

➢ Communication systems (UHF, VHF, HF, SATCOM radios, Link, etc.).

➢ AEGIS Computer/Display Specialist

➢ AEGIS Electronics Maintenance Specialist

➢ AEGIS Phased Array Radar/FCS Specialist

➢ AEGIS Weapons Maintenance Specialist

➢ SSDS Readiness Maintenance Specialist

➢ Non-Key

➢ 2M Technician (Miniature/Micro miniature)

➢ 3M Coordinator, Senior

➢ AEGIS/SSDS Computer Network Technician

➢ AEGIS/SSDS Computer Network Technician, Entry Level

➢ AEGIS/SSDS Computer Network Technician, Senior

➢ Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Technician

➢ Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Technician, Senior

➢ Audio-Visual Technician

➢ Auxiliary Systems Maintenance Technician

❖ Non-Key (continued)

➢ CANES Technician

➢ CANES Technician, Senior

➢ CEC Technician

➢ CISCO Technician - Tactical Networks

➢ Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) Technician, Senior

➢ Communications Electronics Technician

➢ Electronic Test Equipment Coordinator

➢ Electronic Warfare Technician

➢ Electronic Warfare Technician, Senior

➢ Electronics Technician

➢ Fire Control System (FCS) Technician

➢ Fire Control System (FCS) Technician, Senior

➢ Gauge Calibration Coordinator

❖ Non-Key (continued)

➢ GCCS-M Technician

➢ GCCS-M Technician, Senior

➢ Gun Weapon System Technician

➢ Gun Weapon System Technician, Senior

➢ Link Electronics Technician

➢ Link Electronics Technician, Senior

➢ Linux Systems Administrator – Tactical Networks

➢ Linux Systems Administrator – Tactical Networks, Senior

➢ NATO Sea Sparrow Missile System (NSSMS)

Technician

➢ NATO Sea Sparrow Missile System (NSSMS)

Technician, Senior

➢ Navigation Electronics Technician

➢ Port Planner

➢ Q21 Computer/Display Technician

➢ Q21 Computer/Display Technician, Senior

❖ Non-Key (continued)

➢ Radar/IFF Electronics Technician

➢ Site Switching Technician

➢ Site Switching Technician, Senior

➢ SPY Technician

➢ SPY Technician, Entry Level

➢ SPY Technician, Senior

➢ Tactical Network Systems Administrator

➢ Tactical Network Systems Administrator, Senior

➢ Tactical Tomahawk Weapon Control System

(TTWCS) Technician

➢ Tactical Tomahawk Weapon Control System

(TTWCS) Technician, Senior

➢ Vertical Launching System (VLS) Technician

➢ Vertical Launching System (VLS) Technician, Senior

➢ WIETC Site Manager, Senior

➢ A009 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

➢ Readiness Report

➢ Maintenance Procedures

➢ A014 – FAILURE SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS REPORT

➢ A015 – TEST INSPECTION REPORT

WORK AREA 4 –

CONFIGURATION

MANAGEMENT

JENNIFER HOLLAND

➢ To manage and maintain the integrity of hardware, software, firmware, and associated documentation for all SCSC Combat Systems throughout their lifecycle, in accordance with the

SCSC CM Plan.

❖ Top Level Work Description

➢ Establish, implement, and maintain a CM program.

➢ Identify, document, and mark Configuration Items (CIs) and maintain their baselines.

➢ Manage the change control process, acting as the secretariat for the Configuration Control Board

(CCB).

➢ Utilize a Configuration Status Accounting (CSA) system to record and report on the status of CIs and changes.

➢ Conduct regular Functional and Physical Configuration Audits (FCA/PCA) to verify system integrity.

➢ Configuration Management Program documentation, including audit reports

➢ Configuration Control Board (CCB) agendas, minutes, and change packages

➢ Analysis reports on planned configurations and fleet requirement changes

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Government CM databases.

➢ All Sites Module (ASM)

➢ SCSC Configuration Tracking System (CTS)

➢ N/A

❖ Non-Key

➢ Configuration Management Analyst

➢ Configuration Management Analyst, Entry Level

➢ A016 – CONFIGURATION AUDIT SUMMARY REPORT AND CERTIFICATION

WORK AREA 5 –

TECHNICAL LIBRARY

AALEAH MIDGETT

➢ To manage and operate the Technical Libraries across multiple SCSC locations, ensuring all technical media (publications, software, data) is properly handled, stored, inventoried, and available for scheduled events.

❖ Top Level Work Description

➢ Manage all library media using corporate business tools, ensuring compliance with security and CM policies.

➢ Conduct quarterly and on-demand inventories of all classified and unclassified holdings.

➢ Provide customer service for check-in, checkout, and transmittal of media.

➢ Prepare and stage media required for scheduled operational events.

➢ Coordinate with CM to ensure software and equipment documentation is current.

➢ Maintain a comprehensive electronic publication library by researching and downloading updated technical documents.

➢ Inventory Reports and discrepancy analysis

➢ Media accountability records.

➢ Site Change & Implementation Notices

(SCINS) for library-related tasks.

➢ Lists of publications/media

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Library management database

➢ Advanced Configuration Control and

Engineering Status System (ACCESS)

➢ Access to unclassified and classified databases (e.g., NLL, FSOC, ViewNet, Sailor-2-Engineer) for research.

➢ N/A

❖ Non-Key

➢ Library Lead

➢ Library Technician

➢ Security Specialist

➢ Technical Library Aide/Clerk

➢ A001 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

➢ Technical Library Annual Inventory

WORK AREA 6 –

DATA ANALYSIS

CENTER

JOE HANS

➢ To manage the Data Analysis Center (DAC), providing support for the processing, analysis, and transfer of event data for all SCSC customers.

• Top Level Work Description

– Manage the DAC using corporate-level business tools.

– Process, analyze, and transfer event data; receive software and data from external sites.

– Conduct audits and report on customer/event support metrics and equipment status

– Coordinate customer analysis software requests and prepare analysis stations for events.

– Manage data hold periods and direct disposition of media after expiration.

– Gain and maintain access to various classified and unclassified systems to transfer data and software.

– Audit and status reports (equipment status, customer metrics)

– Procedures for customer account creation and issue response.

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Corporate-level business tools for DAC management.

➢ Customer-specific data analysis software.

➢ Various unclassified and classified networks for data transfer.

➢ N/A

❖ Non-Key

➢ DAC Analyst

➢ A002 – STATUS REPORT

• DAC Media Audit

• DAC Mission Support Audit

WORK AREA 7 –

COMMON DATA

REPOSITORY &

ANALYSIS

JOE HANS

➢ To develop, maintain, and support the Common Data Repository (CDR) and other data collection initiatives, serving as the central hub for processing and analyzing fleet data for approved customers. This section has a strong focus on cybersecurity.

❖ Top Level Work Description

➢ Develop and maintain data repositories using corporate business tools.

➢ Conduct audits and report on vehicle reporting, data transmission volume, and equipment status.

➢ Manage the hardware/software lifecycle for the CDR, including installation, changes, and documentation.

➢ Ensure all systems comply with DoD, DoN, and NAVSEA Information Assurance (IA) and Cybersecurity policies.

➢ Implement and maintain DISA STIGs, perform vulnerability scanning (ACAS), and manage IAVM patching.

➢ Develop and maintain all documentation required to achieve and maintain an Authority to Operate (ATO) under the Risk Management Framework (RMF).

➢ Audit and status reports (vehicle reporting, equipment status)

➢ Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M) for vulnerabilities

➢ Data retention policy.

➢ Risk Management Framework (RMF) artifacts, including System Security Plans

(SSPs).

➢ Hardware and system documentation.

❖ Specialized Tools

➢ Assured Compliance Assessment Solution

(ACAS) or other approved vulnerability scanning tools.

➢ Customer-specific data analysis software.

➢ N/A

❖ Non-Key

➢ Linux System Administrator, Entry Level

➢ Linux System Administrator, Senior

➢ Linux Systems Administrator

➢ B001 – TECHNICAL REPORT- STUDY/SERVICES

• Data Analysis Report

➢ B002 – CYBERSECURITY VULNERABILITY REPORT

CSS CONTRACT

SUMMARY

KRISTEN RICHARD

COMBAT SYSTEMS SERVICES SUMMARY – WORK DESCRIPTION

❖ The Contractor shall provide management and technical expertise in support of the activation, operations, maintenance and engineering of equipment, systems and computer programs in support of all NAVSEA and PEO IWS missions supported by SCSC for:

➢ Systems Engineering & Analysis

➢ Operations

➢ Combat Systems Readiness

➢ Configuration Management

➢ Technical Library

➢ Data Analysis Center

➢ Common Data Repository & Analysis

➢ Contract Management

COMBAT SYSTEMS SERVICES SUMMARY – KEY LABOR CATEGORIES

❖ AEGIS Computer/Display Specialist

❖ AEGIS Electronics Maintenance Specialist

❖ AEGIS Operations & Maintenance Manager

❖ AEGIS Operations Specialist

❖ AEGIS Phased Array Radar/FCS Specialist

❖ AEGIS Test Director Specialist

❖ AEGIS Weapons Maintenance Specialist

❖ Deputy Program Manager

❖ Lead Scheduling Specialist

❖ Program Manager

❖ Project Management Specialist, Senior

❖ Site Operations & Maintenance Manager

❖ SSDS Operations & Maintenance Manager

❖ SSDS Operations Specialist

❖ SSDS Readiness Maintenance Specialist

❖ SSDS Test Director Specialist

❖ Systems Engineering Lead

COMBAT SYSTEMS SERVICES SUMMARY – NON-KEY LABOR CATEGORIES

❖ 2M Technician (Miniature/Micro miniature)

❖ 3M Coordinator, Senior

❖ AEGIS Technical Operator

❖ AEGIS/SSDS Computer Network Technician

❖ AEGIS/SSDS Computer Network Technician, Entry

❖ AEGIS/SSDS Computer Network Technician, Senior

❖ Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Technician

❖ Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Technician, Senior

❖ Audio-Visual Technician

❖ Auxiliary Systems Maintenance Technician

❖ Auxiliary Systems Specialist

❖ Cable Technician

❖ CANES Technician

❖ CANES Technician, Senior

❖ CEC Technician

❖ CISCO Technician - Tactical Networks

❖ Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) Technician, Senior

❖ Communications Electronics Technician

❖ Configuration Management Analyst

❖ Configuration Management Analyst, Entry Level

❖ DAC Analyst

❖ Drafter CAD Operator

❖ Electrician Maintenance

❖ Electronic Test Equipment Coordinator

❖ Electronic Warfare Technician

❖ Electronic Warfare Technician, Senior

❖ Electronics Technician

❖ Engineering Assistant

❖ Fire Control System (FCS) Technician

❖ Fire Control System (FCS) Technician, Senior

❖ Gauge Calibration Coordinator

❖ GCCS-M Technician

❖ GCCS-M Technician, Senior

❖ General Maintenance Lead

❖ General Maintenance Worker

❖ Gun Weapon System Technician

❖ Gun Weapon System Technician, Senior

❖ Library Lead

❖ Library Technician

❖ Link Electronics Technician

❖ Link Electronics Technician, Senior

❖ Linux Systems Administrator – Tactical Networks

❖ Linux Systems Administrator – Tactical Networks, Senior

❖ NSSMS Technician

❖ NSSMS Technician, Senior

❖ Navigation Electronics Technician

❖ Network Engineer

❖ Plumber Maintenance

❖ Port Planner

❖ Project Manager

❖ Q21 Computer/Display Technician

❖ Q21 Computer/Display Technician, Senior

❖ Radar/IFF Electronics Technician

❖ Scheduling Analyst

❖ Security Specialist

❖ Site Switching Technician

❖ Site Switching Technician, Senior

❖ SPY Technician

❖ SPY Technician, Entry Level

❖ SPY Technician, Senior

❖ SSDS Technical Operator

❖ Systems Engineer

❖ Systems Engineer, Senior

❖ Tactical Network Systems Administrator

❖ Tactical Network Systems Administrator, Senior

❖ TTWCS Technician

❖ TTWCS Technician, Senior

❖ Technical Library Aide/Clerk

❖ Technical Operator

❖ Technical Specialist

❖ Test Director

❖ Test Director, Entry Level

❖ Test Director, Senior

❖ Training/Simulation Systems Operator

❖ Training/Simulation Systems Operator, Senior

❖ Vertical Launching System (VLS) Technician

❖ Vertical Launching System (VLS) Technician, Senior

❖ Welder Combination Maintenance

❖ WIETC Site Manager, Senior

❖ Linux System Administrator, Entry Level

❖ Linux System Administrator, Senior

❖ Linux Systems Administrator

TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES SUMMARY – CDRLS

❖ A001 Technical Report – Study/Services

❖ A002 Status Report

❖ A003 Technical Data Package (TDP)

❖ A004 Presentation Material

❖ A005 Meeting Agenda

❖ A006 Report, Record Of Meeting Minutes

❖ A007 Trip/Travel Report

❖ A008 Contracting Officer's Management Report

❖ A009 Technical Report – Study/Services

❖ A010 Management Plan

❖ A011 Government Property Inventory Report

❖ A012 Systems Engineering Management Plan

❖ A013 Test Plan

❖ A014 Failure Summary and Analysis Report

❖ A015 Test Inspection Report

❖ A016 Configuration Audit Summary Report

❖ A017 Test Procedure

❖ A018 Counterfeit Prevention Plan

❖ A019 Phase Out Transition Plan

❖ A020 Contractors Personnel Roster

❖ A021 Cybersecurity Workforce (CWSF) Report

❖ B001 Technical Report – Study/Services

❖ B002 Cybersecurity Vulnerability Report

QUESTIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED

VIA EMAIL TO THE CONTRACT SPECIALIST;

KAYLYNN.D.BOUTCHYARD.CIV@US.NAVY.MIL

ANSWERS WILL BE POSTED ON

SAM.GOV UNDER

INDUSTRY DAY ANNOUNCEMENT