2009 12 02 ACG Brief to 2009 DoD Com SATCOM Workshop.pptx
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Col Charles Cynamon Commander, Advanced Concepts Group (ACG) MILSATCOM Systems Wing (MCSW) Space & Missile Systems Center (SMC) Los Angeles Air Force Base, CA Role of the Commercial Request For Information (RFI) in Context of
MILSATCOM Wideband 08 December 2009 2009 12 02 ACG Brief to 2009 DoD ComSATCOM Workshop
As of 02 Dec 09
Overview Advanced Concepts Group (ACG) Vision/Mission Transformational Satellite (TSAT) Cancellation Commercial SATCOM RFI Purpose and Emphasis Exploring Range of Methods to Provide Continuity of Service to Warfighters RFI Informs Commercial Options for Wideband Trade Space Synopsis of RFI Responses Commercial Alternatives: A Potential Course to Satisfy MILSATCOM Requirements Summary
Advanced Concepts Group (ACG):
Vision and Mission ACG Vision: Innovative strategies today for integrated DoD SATCOM capabilities tomorrow ACG Mission: Develop end-to-end architectures resulting in responsive acquisition programs exceeding users' expectations for performance, cost, and schedule
Col Cynamon
MCTG/CC
J. Choi Chief Engineer
Lt Col Mare Laser Technology Development
Lt Col Poston Capability Insertion Program
Lt Col Edmiaston System Engineering and Architecture
J. Vanderpoorten Technology Director
TSAT Cancellation Effects USD AT&L ADM and SecAF memorandum directed the following:
Terminate TSAT program Plan to acquire AEHF SV5-6 and additional WGS SVs Review and update relevant ICDs and plan for comprehensive MSA Plan for possible evolutionary opportunities for AEHF, WGS, and free flyers Take action and plan to utilize TSAT technology investments Take action and plan to preserve Government intellectual capital and industry base
RFI evaluates COMSATCOM technology/offerings applicability for MILSATCOM Determine if recent COMSATCOM products offer MILSATCOM “game changers” for pre-2025 Investigate alternative acquisition approaches, including: hosted payloads, modified commercial satellites, and alternative business relationships Companion work to related DISA/GSA Leased SATCOM initiatives Commercial SATCOM RFI Purpose and Emphasis Expanded Consideration of Commercial Alternatives
Commercial
RFI
Exploring Range of Methods to Provide Continuity of Service to Warfighters Leasing Spot Market Multi-Year Secure capacity pre-launch Exclusive lease of entire comm transponder or segment of comm payload w/provision for DoD control of payload Privately-Financed Initiative of entire satellite or portion of satellite (e.g., payload)
Push DoD Requirements to Commercial Satellites Adoption by commercial industry of DoD-desired features in commercial product lines DoD funds tech development/maturation of desired capabilities that can be integrated into commercial satellites Hosting Payloads Hosting DoD payload on commercial satellite FAR Part 12 Modified Commercial Payload (firm fixed price) FAR Part 15 Payload DoD payload is designed into commercial satellite (DoD payload drives satellite design) Purchase tailored Commercial Satellite Purchase of a tailored commercial satellite system – FAR Part 12 – Firm Fixed Price
Traditional DoD FAR Part 15 Procurements DoD capability upgrade of future versions of MILSATCOM satellites (FAR Part 15) DoD clone of existing MILSATCOM satellites Development of new MILSATCOM satellite system (FAR Part 15) RFI Focuses on Procurement of Hosted Payloads & Full Satellites Expands Consideration / Evaluates Applicability of COMSATCOM Technology/Services for MILSATCOM
RFI Informs Commercial Options for Wideband Trade Space Procure Additional Wideband Satellites Evolve Wideband Satellites New Procurement Lease Bandwidth Proliferation through Hosted Payloads Procure Non-Global System Procure Global System Potential Wideband Trade Space SATCOM Architecture Likely to be Combination of Options Military Options Commercial Options New Business Alignments
RFI
Characterization of RFI Responses Received 21 responses* with the following characteristics:
Hosted Payloads Full Satellites Ground Systems Owner/Operator H/W Provider Integrators/Value Added Resellers Fixed Satellite Services Mobile Satellite Services Complete Service Provider Satellite/Bus Payload Ground Terminals / Network
Specific Concept Protected Capacity
AISR
COTM
Host Accommodations Business / Cost Approach Specific Concept Single Mission Multi Mission Host Accommodations Business / Cost Approach
Solution Approach
Responder’s Business Category Other *Because some responses fit multiple categories, the total on the above diagram exceeds 21.
Commercial Alternatives: A Potential Course to Satisfy MILSATCOM Requirements FY12 POM Inputs Inform AoA / MSA, Spring 2010 Capabilities Development Document Far Term Wideband Fielding ~ 2025 FY14 POM Inputs Interim Wideband Fielding Wideband Trade Space Commercial Options Leasing Push DoD Rqmts to ComSats Commercial RFI Hosted Payloads Modified ComSats Business Alignments Traditional Procurement Military Options Procure Add’l Wideband Sats Evolve Wideband Sats New Procurement
Commercial alternative are part of Material Solutions Analyses (MSA) considerations to inform near-term SATCOM architecture solutions
RFI expands consideration and evaluates applicability of COMSATCOM technology and services for MILSATCOM Determines the extent to which emerging commercial capabilities can be leveraged to acquire MILSATCOM capabilities for the future Warfighter Focuses on procurement of hosted payloads and full satellites, and the consideration of alternative business relationships
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