Att_03_-_ST_Organization.pdf

DOS Request for Proposals No. SAQMMA17R0168, Attachment 03

The Office of Security Technology (ST) Organization

ST currently operates through the Director’s front office and has the four divisions depicted in the table below.

COMPONENT RESPONSIBILITIES SUMMARY

Director’s Front

Office

Directs and manages operations through Program and Project

Management (PPM), a centralized portfolio management system that identifies, defines, and measures performance of all ST activities

Conducts budget planning and resource management through

Program Resource Operation Support (PROS)

Coordinates and participates in a variety of working groups (WGs) dedicated to the creation and revision of technical security standards.

Facility Security

Engineering

Division

(FSE)

Responsible for implementing Technical Security Upgrade (TSU) projects and the installation of Technical Security Systems (TSS) both domestically and overseas

Provides supply chain management, multi–layer maintenance support, equipment design, and engineering solutions for field–generated requirements, and help desk services.

Security

Technology

Operations

Division

(STO)

Provides technical security support for overseas posts through a worldwide organization of Engineering Services Centers, Engineering

Services Offices, and Technical Security Offices

Conducts design reviews/quality audits of technical security systems installed in DOS facilities worldwide through the Quality and Liaison

Branch (QAL)

Supports the Secretary on all foreign travel and supports all special technical operations

Security Systems

Integration

Division

(SSI)

Provides protective technologies for personnel

Connects the Department’s technical security systems globally, providing operational security information and technical security data for U.S. Government facilities worldwide

Responsible for ST’s enterprise asset and supply chain management software program Computer Maintenance Management System

(CMMS), including application development, network engineering, and technical support

Countermeasures

Program Division

(CMP)

Manages the domestic and overseas technical countermeasures program of DOS

Integrates the operations of other federal countermeasures programs with those of DOS http://diplopedia.state.gov/index.php?title=Technical_Security_Upgrade http://diplopedia.state.gov/index.php?title=Technical_Security_Systems

DOS Request for Proposals No. SAQMMA17R0168, Attachment 03

Facility Security Engineering (FSE) – in detail

FSE develops, supplies, installs, and maintains technical security systems to help ensure a safe and secure environment for the Department's conduct of diplomacy. FSE accomplishes this mission by:

Producing and fielding technical security solutions via the Security Technology

Engineering Process (STEP) which is a standardized, transparent, and risk-managed approach that ensures products meet the Department’s technical and performance needs and are programmatically sustainable

Planning and implementing TSU projects to enhance the security of the Department’s domestic and overseas real property

Installing and maintaining technical security systems to protect the Department’s domestic real property

Furnishing comprehensive global supply chain services in direct support of the DS mission

Providing 24/7 security technology assistance support to all Department personnel

Managing the Department’s DS-approved Lock Program

Providing vehicle barrier refurbishment and troubleshooting support services

The table below provides an overview of the FSE organization and the distribution of its responsibilities by branch.

Field Support

Branch

(FSB)

Technology Development Branch

(TDB)

Project Management and

Engineering Branch

(PME)

Technical security upgrades for overseas facilities

Domestic Management and

Engineering Branch

(DME)

Technical security support for domestic facilities

Design, engineering, and installation

Technical Security Upgrades (TSU)

Life-cycle replacements

Repair and maintenance

Technical support

Technical security support services and special programs

Identification, testing, and integration for new technologies

Research and development

Testing and evaluation

Deployment planning

Technical security system integration

Technical security system documentation

DS Lock Program

Supply chain management

CMMS Equipment List

Equipment Repair

Security Technology Assistance Center

(STAC)

X-Ray Program

Explosive Detection Program

Design, engineering, and installation

Technical Security Upgrades

(TSU)