(U) A6CI ADCS BBP (2025) (Final)_Redacted.pdf

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This background bullet paper details the Air Defense Communication Services (ADCS) contract, a critical support mechanism for the Air Defense Infrastructure (ADI) enterprise. The contract, currently in its third option year and ending on 31 March 2027, is a firm fixed-price GSA IT 70 Schedule contract with a $94M ceiling, jointly funded by Air Combat Command (72%) and Pacific Air Forces (28%). The ADCS contract covers four primary mission systems: ADI Mission Voice Platform (secure communications), ADI Security Suite of Tools (cybersecurity), ADI CONR Forensic Systems (event analysis), and Low Altitude Radio Kit (mobile radio coverage), providing 365/24/7 maintenance across multiple air defense locations including CONR AOC, EADS, WADS, Alaskan NORAD Region, and Pacific ADS. Key contract benefits include consolidated support, cost efficiency, specialized expertise, enhanced cybersecurity, and improved interoperability across ADI systems, with General Dynamic Information Technology (GDIT) providing the contract maintenance.

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UNCLASSIFIED

BACKGROUND BULLET PAPER

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AIR DEFENSE COMMUNICATION SERVICES (ADCS) CONTRACT

PURPOSE

The ADCS contract provides support to the Air Defense Infrastructure (ADI) enterprise, systems, and subsystems. CONR-1 AF (AFNORTH & AFSPACE) (C1AA) relies on a robust and resilient ADI to ensure the defense of the homeland and protect critical assets. AFNORTH/A6 has Program Management Office (PMO) and information system owner responsibility.

DISCUSSION

- Air Defense Communication Services (ADCS) contract support ADI mission systems and subsystems that consists of the following:

-- ADI – Mission Voice Platform (ADI-MVP)

--- Provides secure and reliable voice communications for critical air defense operations

--- Dedicated Authority to Operate (ATO)

-- ADI – Security Suite of Tools (ADI-SSoT)

--- Delivers a comprehensive suite of cybersecurity tools for safeguarding ADI systems from evolving threats.

--- Used by the ADI Cyber Team

--- Currently working Interim Authority to Test (IATT)

-- ADI – CONR Forensic Systems (ADI-CFS)

--- Enables detailed event recreation, analysis to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities within the ADI network.

--- Supports event recreation for Air Operations Center (AOC) and both the Eastern and Western

Air Defense Sector (EADS)(WADS)

--- Dedicated ATO

-- Low Altitude Radio Kit (LARK)

--- Delivers mobile low-altitude radio coverage to support Rotary Wing Air Intercept of low-flying threats during President/Vice President travel, National Special Security Events, Human Space Launch Mission, runway relocations, and other contingencies

- The ADCS Contract enables ADI to provide:

-- End-to-end, single system with contract maintenance provided by General Dynamic Information

Technology (GDIT)

-- 365/24/7 maintenance at CONR AOC, EADS and WADS

-- Alaskan NORAD Region (ANR) (365/24/7) & Pacific ADS (PADS) (1 full time technician)

-- Connection of endpoint CONR radar (48) radio sites (101) to Battle Control Centers (BCC)

-- Aerospace Control Alert (ACA) facility (16) to BCCs (64 packages)

- Contract Breakdown

-- AFNORTH funds and leverages the Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization for ADCS Contract Officer support

-- Firm Fixed Price/GSA IT 70 Schedule contract

-- 1 year contract with four option years (OY); currently in OY3

-- Current contract ends 31 March 2027

-- Cost shared contract between ACC and PACAF, 72% vs 28% respectively

--- ACC funds CONR AOC, EADS, and WADS

--- PACAF funds ANR and PADS

- Annual Average Budget from ACC/A6 (PE 12331F)

-- CONR O&M budget is ~$6.6M

--- Pays for 365/24/7 and Tier 1/2 maintenance

--- Task Orders for system changes ~$2M

--- Contract Ceiling $94M

--- Annual system changes

- Due to the number of essential ATOs, AFNORTH funds the following Authorizing Officials (AO) for

Risk Management Framework (RMF) alignment and accreditation

-- Command and Control (C2) AO for ADI-SSoT and the ADI-MVP mission systems

-- Operational Test and Training Infrastructure (OTTI) AO for ADI-CFS.

- Contract Benefits

-- Leveraging ADCS as a single contract for sustaining the ADI enterprise key benefits

--- Consolidated Support: Streamlines procurement processes facilitating coordinated support for all ADI components

-- Cost Efficiency: Cost savings potential by consolidating purchasing power and reducing administrative overhead

-- Specialized Expertise: Access to vendors with proven experience in maintaining and upgrading critical ADI technologies

-- In progress - Enhanced Cybersecurity: Implementation of consistent cybersecurity standards and practices across the entire ADI enterprise

-- Improved Interoperability: Promotion of seamless information sharing and collaboration between different ADI systems.

CONCLUSION

The ADCS contract serves as a vital mechanism for ensuring the readiness, resilience, and cybersecurity of the C1AA ADI enterprise. By leveraging this contract, C1AA/A6 can effectively sustain the ADI enterprise maintaining its critical role in defending the nation.

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