Team Vanguard is supporting the Virtual SYSCOM in the National Capital (2), Midwest (5) and Southwest (6) zones. The following summaries detail past performance by VRI, Perot Systems Government Services (PSGS), General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), and Blue Tech, Inc.

SOW 3.1 Research and Development Support

VRI - (GSA-23F-0210K / HQ00006-02-F-0002) – the Independent Scientific Engineering Group (ISEG) provides the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) with objective, independent, expert, scientific assessments of key technical issues which impact the research, development, deployment and operation of missile defense systems. Particular emphasis is placed on identifying issues and shortfalls related to the interaction and interdependence of sensors, weapons, C2BMC and supporting technologies. This is accomplished at two principle levels – technical assessments and system assessments that focus on technical issues related to system performance. The ISEG is comprised of 14 -16 senior technical experts who are well steeped in one or more missile defense areas. It meets on a monthly basis to review a specific technical topic identified by a senior MDA manager and approved by the MDA Technical Director. Issues cover all technical areas of missile defense. The ISEG also works proactively with MDA’s two-letter organizations to ensure that all relevant issues are identified. After receiving relevant briefings from both MDA and external organizations the ISEG identifies potential shortfalls, problems or inconsistencies which may impact development, deployment and operations, and recommends actions to remedy or mitigate their findings. The results of these assessments are presented to the appropriate two letter MDA organizations, the Technical Director and the MDA Management Integration Board (MIB).

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7019, D.O. 0005) - has been involved with the VIRGINIA Class Program’s Technology Insertion Program since it’s inception. This program, which included the successful Design Improvement Program, looked for and solicited technology-based improvements (including the nuclear submarine shipbuilders, Warfare Centers, and academia) to baseline VIRGINIA Class system and component designs . PSGS contributions led to an overall technology assessment approach, and a means to consider whether or not to invest program resources for continued engineering development or ship qualification efforts.

`Blue Tech – (GSA Task 9T4SISGB003) - provided technical and administrative support for the US Navy Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Test Bed at North Island NAB.

SOW 3.2 Engineering, System Engineering and Process Engineering Support

VRI - (HQ00006-01-A-0065 - Sub to Northrop Grumman) - provides systems engineering to the MDA Test and Assessment Directorate for land, sea, air and space based systems. VRI provides technical expertise, program management, and financial analyses in support of evolving MDA ground test facilities, sensors (both airborne and mobile), ranges and instrumentation. VRI also formulates technical alternatives for on-board instrumentation requirements.

Anteon - (N63394-97-D-1115) - provides MK 41 Vertical Launching System (VLS) and MK 13 and 26 Guided Missile Launching System (GMLS) engineering and field service support at the Port Hueneme Division Naval Surface Warfare Center (PHD NSWC) and on-site at waterfront locations in support of the U.S. and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) fleet. Support includes engineering and technical expertise related to launcher installation, alignment, and equipment performance. We also provide checkout testing verification. In support of short-term availabilities such as SRAs and DSRAs, we have provided both VLS Test Directors (TDs) and SMTs work packages for installation of Ordnance Alterations (ORDALTs) and launcher deck resurfacing.

PSGS - (N00024-01/D.O.7010/ D.O. 0011, N00024-01/D.O.7019/ D.O. 0005) - provides NAVSEA with development and/or revision of submarine system diagrams, drawings, specifications, system descriptions, and Computer-Aided Three-Dimensional Interactive Application (CATIA) analyses supporting integration of major weapons systems improvements including Special Operations Forces (SOF) upgrades to the Advanced Seal Delivery System (ASDS), ensuring compliance with both safety, and ships’ weight and moment requirements; development, review, and resolution of certification and audit plans, hazard and safety analyses, emergency operating procedures, drawing and data packages and associated technical documentation; development, review, and revision of alterations, A&Is, LARs, JCFs, TEMPALTs, and associated drawings including coordination of associated Change Management (CM) documentation through the Type Commander for concurrence; assistance in the development, and conduct, of Test and Evaluation (T&E) plans to ensure efficiency of work accomplished and compliance with regulatory and safety requirements; and, establishment and day-to-day operation of major Technical Data Centers for the maintenance of all associated technical documentation.

SOW 3.3 Modeling, Simulation, Simulation and Analysis Support

VRI – (FA46000-05-F-8407 sub to BAE) - supports USSTRATCOM by evaluating the effectiveness of strategic war plans through campaign-level analyses of primary strategic plans; conducts special studies to assess the effects of future force structure, target selection, and employment guidance on strategic war planning; and evaluates and models the threat posed by enemy air and space defense networks to strategic forces. Models include the EADSIM (Extended Air Defense SIMulation) and the Joint Integrated Contingency Model (JICM). In support of USSTRATCOM Analysis Management Division, VRI conducts analyses of the Command’s Global Missions – Command and Control, Information Operations, Space and Global Strike, Missile Defense, ISR/BSA, Strategic Deterrence, and WMD. Analysis areas include effects modeling, metrics, COA analyses, campaign modeling, and strategic deterrence assessment.

VRI – (F25600-99-C-0501 Sub to Lockheed Martin) - provides on-site analytical, operations, maintenance, training and development support for USSTRATCOM analytical models and simulations. VRI provides on-site specification of application requirements and reviews programs, to include war game data and documentation.

VRI - (FA2524-95-D-0001) - provided the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Joint National Test Facility (JNTF) modeling and simulation support for telecommunications links in a command control infrastructure, participated in interactive war games as a node in the Joint War Fighting Center, and established alliances with cooperating battle labs.

VRI - (F050604-02-F-0123 under GSA-23F-0210K) - supported USSPACECOM, NORAD, CMOC, and the Service components in the development of BMD/CMD doctrine, operation plans and concepts, to include offensive-defensive integration, and Tactics, Techniques & Procedures. Analyzed the results of War games and Table top Exercises, Work Shops, simulations, and other exercise events and provide recommended changes/additions to current operations plans (OPLANS), contingency plans (CONPLANS), Rules of Engagement (ROE) and related documents. Provided technical (including intelligence), planning and protocol support in the areas of testing, simulations, demonstrations, war games, user assessments, systems development, plan reviews and distributed gaming and testing.

Anteon - (N00167-98-D-0003) - the Advanced Signature Reduction effort (NSWCCD) provides specialized scientific, engineering and technical services in the fields of structural acoustics, acoustic technology, shock technology and advanced applications directed towards RDT&E for various submarine and surface ship programs. Technical areas addressed include structural dynamics, active noise and vibration control, advanced structural concepts to enhance acoustic signatures and survivability, hydro-acoustic modeling, composite materials, and advanced computer software tools for finite element acoustic modeling. Examples include technical support for the structural, material, and advanced signature reduction tasks related to the Advanced Enclosed Mast/Sensors (AEM/S) System for future ships, including DD21, CVN(X), and CVN(77), and evaluation of the modeling and analysis capabilities of the PLWHIP design assessment tool.

SOW 3.4 Prototyping, Pre-Production, Model-Making, and Fabrication Support

Anteon - (N00167-98–D-0054) -provides NSWCCD with 3-D geometry models of low-observable ship top-side structures. Anteon supports the Finite Element Modeling of CVN 77 and the LPD 17 as well as other US Navy and foreign naval assets for signature evaluation. In support of building and fabrication, Anteon has evaluated the Programmable Automated Welding Systems (PAWS) in use at the Shipbuilding Welding Robotics’ Laboratory (SWRL). In development of mock-ups and prototypes, we have prepared piping and equipment layouts for the Total Open System Architecture (TOSA) and prototype engine rooms for the Engine Room Arrangement Model (ERAM) team. In the reduction of reflected signatures, maintenance and manufacturing costs, we supported the prototyping and evaluation of composite materials in surface topside structures (vent hoods, ladders, handrails) and undersea structures (rope guards). In addition, we supported the development and of the Low Observable Multi-Function Stack (LOMFS) made of composites and housing antennas. Anteon has also provided access to rapid prototyping using 3-D stereo lithography for reduced scale USMC vehicles and trailers.

Blue Tech – (GSA Task 9T4SBGIS008) - provided technical support for research and development of the US Navy’s equipment and procedures to protect US Harbors.

SOW 3.5 Systems Design Documentation and Technical Data Support (SDDTDS)

Anteon - (N00178-00-D-3012) -provides engineering, analytical, and technical support to the STANDARD, TBMD, RAM, ESSM, and AMRAAM missile systems programs. We review and analyze specific system/section/assembly E3/EMI technical deficiency or problem reports (GFI), using the reports to develop, update, and maintain comprehensive problem files. Anteon develops system block diagrams, topside drawings, and 2-D/3-D computer models of ships to aid in the electromagnetic engineering analysis of various combat systems impacting the topside area of the ship. We also develop system, subsystem, and component-level design specifications and documents using AutoCAD, 3-D Studio Max, and AutoDesk Inventor Series.

SOW 3.6 Software Engineering, Development, Programming, and Network

VRI – (F25600-99-C-0502 - Sub to TRW) - supported USSTRATCOM in eight areas integral to operation of the Strategic War Planning System (SWPS) and component networks. VRI accomplished software engineering on mainframes, workstations, and personal computers using PowerBuilder, SQL, COBOL, FORTRAN, C++, Java and Oracle. VRI was the lead in QA including: metrics and inspections; software development and maintenance; database builds; and conversion to the enterprise database. We maintained and developed the current war planning code, databases and procedures used by analysts and planners who build the Single Integrated Optional Plan (SIOP). VRI devised and implemented a software quality program that included: testing, documentation, configuration management, metrics, processes, architecture, cost auditing and repeatability. VRI delivered approximately 40 CDRLs per month that included technically complex Users Manuals, Test Reports, Configuration Management Plans and Software Requirements Specifications.

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0010, 0011) - provided development services to create the Availability Management Oversight System (AMOS), a distributed application that provides NAVSEA with specialized reports to track the status of both imminent and in-progress submersible vessel availabilities. AMOS provides data maintenance functionality for availability planning and execution data including the ability to Add, Change, Delete and Review Hull Data, SHIPALT Date, Availability Data, Availability costs and Shipyard Case. PSGS also supported the NAVSEA environmental directorate providing development and integration services in support of document management activities. We support the operation and maintenance of LiveLink. PSGS maintains a software engineering group that is Software Engineering Institute (SEI) CMMI level 3 certified.

SOW 3.7 Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RM&A) Support

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0011) - provides engineering, logistics, and program management support to the NAVSEA and SUBMEPP. As part of this support, PSGS develops, analyzes, and modifies maintenance documentation, data, and procedures to ensure that system RM&A objectives are met. In addition, PSGS supports the design, implementation, and performance of Quality Management Systems to prevent and/or detect RM&A deficiencies before they adversely affect safety or warfighting capabilities. Specific examples include:

Develop and/or review preliminary PMS packages to provide maintenance coverage for systems/equipments and ensure that RM&A objectives are met.

Develop documentation and supporting technical justification to resolve PMS deficiencies including Technical Feedback Reports (TFBRs), MRCs, MIPs, and letters.

Track and analyze TFBRs and other maintenance data to identify RM&A deficiencies and propose PMS changes as needed to correct.

Support the development, maintenance, and publication of Maintenance Instructions including: Maintenance Standards, Test Procedures, Pre-Availability Tests, URO MRCs and Hull Integrity Procedures.

Analyze 3M, TRIPER, and other relevant data to identify RM&A issues and assist in the development and implementation of corrective actions.

Review, research, investigate, and analyze QA programs, processes and procedures and problem areas for SUBSAFE and DSS.

SOW 3.8 - Human Factors Engineering Support

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0006) - applies engineering, scientific, and analytical skills to ensure the design of interactive systems are safer, more secure and easier to use, thereby reducing accidents due to human error, increasing system integrity and enabling more efficient process operations. We understand the overall principles of Human System Integration (HSI), and the relationship of Human Factors Engineering (HFE) to the overall objective of providing Navy systems with the highest total system performance at the lowest total ownership cost. Specific examples of past and ongoing projects include:

For over eight years, our team has provided support to the Team Submarine Assistant for Environmental, Occupational Safety and Health Directorate. PSGS routinely assesses and provides recommendations to ensure that considerations associated with human interface with systems/equipment or processes are integrated into the decision making process.

For over five years, our team has provided support to the NAVSEA 04R Office of Environmental Protection and Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Program:

We prepare, track, and compile responses to several safety surveys and data calls. We focus on the identification of trends that may indicate the need for system/equipment, or process alterations/improvements to mitigate potential mishaps.

Develop, review, analyze, update, and provide recommendations on various OSH related documents including gas free engineering instructions and practices and command Safety instructions and policies.

SOW 3.9 System Safety Engineering Support

Anteon – (N00178-00-D-3012) - provides support for Weapon System Explosive Safety Review Board (WSESRB) and missile firing panels, and assists in creating and reviewing Test and Evaluation Master Plans (TEMPs), Operational Requirements Documents (ORDs) and Mission Needs Statements (MNSs). Weapon and ordnance systems used in today’s Navy Combat Systems incorporate the use of explosives, either as an ordnance system or simply as an explosives component to a weapons system. NSWCDD is responsible for conforming to all DON, DOD and EPA standards and requirements concerning Explosives Safety to include such subject areas as electromagnetic effects, physical characteristics of explosives, and proper handling and storage requirements for explosives. The primary NSWCDD agent responsible for the safe handling and storage of explosives, and explosives devices is the Weapons and Evaluation Division (G60). Anteon provides technical support to G60 in the areas of explosives handling personnel qualification and certification, and explosives safety training. The Naval Ordnance Safety and Security Activity (NOSSA) is responsible for establishing and providing guidance and direction to the naval warfare center divisions on matters involving weapons system safety practices. Anteon provides technical support to the NOSSA conducting technical research in system safety certification criteria, professional qualification standards, weapon system explosives safety training, missile firing panels, and development of draft policy statements for NOSSA.

SOW 3.10 Configuration Management (CM) Support

VRI - (FA2524-95-D-0001) - supported the Joint National Test Facility (JNTF) in managing the configuration of the Joint National Integration Center (JNIC). VRI wrote operating instructions and operations concepts for the JNIC that provided interface guidance in accordance with appropriate Mil Standards to Service test agencies. VRI assisted in monitoring other contractors’ CM procedures by reviewing their policies and procedures to ensure they conform to the JNIC approved policies and procedures. We conducted CM audits to ensure that all JNIC components maintained accurate physical and functional baselines. VRI maintained files on Engineering Change Proposals (ECP), reviewed the ECPs and made disposition recommendations to the JNIC. VRI also acted as the C2BMC representative to the Requirements Working Group (RWG).

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0011) - is recognized by NAVSEA as an accomplished professional in the preparation, maintenance, review, processing and archiving of CM documentation for all Classes of submarines. SUBLANT and SUBPAC staff, public and private shipyards and the Supervisor of Shipbuilding have come to rely on PSGS associates for processing urgent Fleet requirements such as Change Proposals, Justification Cost Forms, Engineering Change Proposals, Ship Alteration Records, Alteration Equivalent Repairs, Ship Installation Drawings, GFI/GFE requests, TEMPALTs and SHIPALTs. PSGS’ ability to interface with other NAVSEA organizations and coordinate the timely resolution of comments has lead to the expeditious approval of CM documents. Identifying technical and programmatic issues relating to CM and providing recommendations has helped reduce potential problems that could increase financial obligations or cause schedule delays for implementing design changes into the Fleet. PSGS prepares for and participates as a member of the Change Review Board (CRB), Change Control Board (CCB) and provides their knowledge and experience to the Submarine Modernization Conference.

SOW 3.11 Quality Assurance (QA) Support

VRI – (F25600-99-C-0502 Sub to Northrop Grumman) - provides support for select Information Technology (IT) functions that compose the USSTRATCOM command, control, communications and computer (C⁴)System. Quality assurance tasks include process auditing, peer review administration, quality auditing, metrics collection and process improvements. Additional engineering tasks include solution development, requirements analysis, metrics collection, engineering studies, and system troubleshooting.

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0011) - provides engineering, technical, information technology (IT) and program management support to NAVSEA 07Q engineering, technical and management personnel. Services provided support NAVSEA 07Q SUBSAFE, DSS and QA programs. Specifically, we are tasked to:

Provide Program Requirements Development, Specification Maintenance and Change Management Support.

Support the full spectrum of SEA 07Q Quality Assurance Programs, to include review, research, investigation and analysis of QA programs, processes and procedures and problem areas.

Provide the full scope of support for 07Q SUBSAFE and DSS audits (Certification and Functional) and audit requirements by providing technical, analytic and programmatic support for SEA 07Q audit programs.

Provide SUBSAFE Liaison Action (SSLARs) review and Technical Analysis support to include research, analysis, recommendations, document processing, status reporting, program and process assessment and technical document maintenance.

Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures for SEA 07Q office operations. Provide on-site program support services. Provide interface services between SEA 07Q and other government offices and agencies to coordinate activities to ensure effective task planning and completion.

Anteon - (N63394-97-D-1115) - uses Quality Control processes as part of our daily standard operating procedures. All MK 41 VLS personnel understand and adhere to the MK 41 VLS Safety Design Precepts (NAVSEAINST 8394.2D) and understand what it means to be a Certified MK 41 VLS TD/SMT as outlined in VLS Standing Instruction 86.2B; as well as the limitations of those personnel who are not certified. Anteon technical, management, and administrative staff, through years of working with the Launching System Program, implement all quality and safety standards required to support this contract.

SOW 3.12. Information System (IS) Development, Information Assurance (IA), and Information Technology (IT) Support

VRI – (F25600-99-C-0502) - supported the Joint National Integration Center (JNIC) information system development and communication engineering requirements. We prepared several communications link and computer system accreditation packages. We created a software program to correlate contractor invoices. VRI designed the infrastructure for, and implemented, the JNIC intranet.

VRI – (F25600-99-C-0502 Sub to Northrop Grumman) - provides support for select Information Technology (IT) functions that compose the USSTRATCOM command, control, communications and computer (C⁴) system. Support includes cost-plus-award-fee and labor hour subcontracts addressing: software development and maintenance; software configuration management; software quality assurance and test; software documentation; database administration; systems operation and maintenance; and web master and web analyst. Development tasks include requirements analyses, software design, software development and test, software documentation, and software maintenance. Configuration management includes baseline control, configuration accounting, change management, version control of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software, accounting and requirements management.

VRI - (HQ00006-01-A-0065 - Sub to Northrop Grumman) - is developing portal concepts in support of MDA’s enterprise architecture initiatives. We are leading implementation of the TE portal in direct support of other MDA/DS initiatives.

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0011, GS-35F-4852G) - has upgraded a legacy database to a web based technology for NAVSEA (PMS392). We also developed a multi million-dollar LAN/WAN system including administration and support for the Department of Homeland Security (US Coast Guard).

PSGS - (N00167-03-M-0572) - supported NSWCCD during the systems analysis of existing IS databases and development of a web-site structure for the Hazardous Materials Data System (HMDS) that lead to the development of the web based information system that allows users to query and analyze the results of the 12-year NAVSEA Shipboard Hazardous Material Minimization (HAZMIN) research program. In addition, it provides a mechanism to automatically or manually simulates the HAZMIN evaluation process for over 250,000 shipboard products that were not included in the original HAZMIN research.

Blue Tech – (9T4SSMIS020) - designed, built, and installed, Video Teleconferencing Center(s) (VTC) at US Navy SPAWAR Systems Center, San Diego, CA. Training was provided to US Navy Personnel on the maintenance of the VTC equipment.

SOW 3.13 Ship Inactivation and Disposal Support

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0011) - provides engineering and technical support, such as developing demilitarization and declassification plans for ship recycling efforts, reviewing and submitting recommendations on availability work package content, recommending equipment removals for reuse by the Navy, and conducting audits of ships and submarines in waterborne storage. We provide engineering and technical support for open-ocean towing of deactivated nuclear ships by performing Naval Architectural (NAVACRCH) reviews of vessels prior to tow, and by conducting technical analyses and providing reports on proposed revisions to towing instructions, specifications, and other guidance in support of nuclear ship towing. PSGS provides support to environmental aspects of the program by reviewing governing documentation and submitting recommendations concerning the necessity for development of environmental compliance, assessment documents, and environmental impact statements, and developing/updating programmatic environmental documents; reviewing proposed environmental legislation and initiatives, EPA and state environmental regulatory rules, and other higher level guidance which impact the effective execution of nuclear ship disposal programs or impact program cost and schedule; and provides technical evaluations and recommendations to optimize nuclear ship disposal plans, processes, and procedures while fully implementing environmental requirements.

SOW 3.14 Interoperability, Test and Evaluation, Trials Support

VRI - (HQ00006-01-A-0065 - Sub to Northrop Grumman) - provides systems engineering and technical assistance support to the MDA Test and Assessment Directorate for land, sea, air and space based systems. For example, we provide technical expertise to:

Review interoperability testing and integration plans for BMD programs;
Analyze, critique, and identify potential areas for improvement in the operations and management of MDA exercises and T&E procedures;
Assess current and out-year taskings, to the MDA Executive Agents, recommend T&E priorities and objectives, conduct financial analysis, develop program budget options and coordinate PPBS input; and
Review and assess relevant element, BMDS System, and technology program test documentation including TEMPs, PMPs, PMDs; and policies and procedures.

VRI also develops, coordinates, promulgates and maintains the MDA Master Test Schedule (MTS) that establishes critical timing and resource requirements and supports executive decisions in the MDA program. We also develop MTS derivatives for coordination with USSTRATCOM to ensure that operational assets and other DoD, Navy, Air Force and Army resources are available to support test execution and to deconflict operational schedules, as well as efficiently coordinating Element support and participation.

VRI – (F25600-99-C-0501 Sub to Lockheed Martin) - conducts tests for the SFAM, GD/BSS, READI, and CCSU software applications at USSTRATCOM . VRI writes the Software Test Plan (STP) and the Software Test Report (STR) for the applications and executes each test application during Formal Qualification Testing (FQT). Discrepancies are recorded in a Software Incident Report (SIR).

SOW 3.15 Measurement Facilities and Range

Anteon - (N00167-02–D-0088) - provides data processing support to develop, enhance, and operate routines used to analyze and present model-scale acoustic data range calibration and performance data for the Intermediate Scale Measurement System (ISMS) located at NSWCCD’s Acoustic Research Detachment. We develop new and update existing data reduction and presentation scripts, develop data display and editing tools, process ISMS–acquired data, generate analysis outputs, and develop user documentation. We perform Sun/Unix system administration and workstation hardware and software maintenance. We develop and modify scripts for data acquisition, data access, and quality assurance. During preparation and conduct of ISMS Tests, we assist in groom and operation of ECMS/MIS-2 resources and perform quick- look processing of acquired data. Examples include the ISMS Calibration and Display Module (IDPM), Enhanced Graphic Utilities (EGU), Model Data Visualization Tool (MDV), and MONA (an acoustic data monitoring tool).

SOW 3.18 Training Support

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7019, D.O. 0005 & N00024-01-D-7010, D.O. 0011) - has significant experience in providing training support to the Navy. We currently provide the following training support to naval activities:

Training materials to PMS 450 in support of Ship’s Force operation of the VA Class Lock-Out Trunk, Scope of Certification and SUBSAFE requirements.

Training plans for various VA Class Logistics Elements.

Training Equipment Overhaul Schedules for SSN/SSBN Training Facilities in support of SUBMEPP efforts.

Direct fleet support and training to SEA 07T Performance Monitoring Teams.

Direct support to SEA 07L1, the OPNAV Single Point of Contact for Submarine training.

Review of all submarine related Navy Training Plans, and Front End Analysis documentation for completion and validity.

Support in management of Submarine Training System Installation Plans.

Direct support to SEA 07L1 for HM&E and Weapons Trainer Acquisition and Life Cycle Support.

Direct support of SEAWOLF Long Term Factory Training Program including liaison with SSN21 Class Schools Coordinators for course scheduling, quota control, trainee attendance, and course evaluation.

Support and assistance in the Submarine On-Board Training Program.

Anteon – (N63394-97-D-1115) - in support of PHD NSWC’s Launching Systems program, we have been providing Alteration Installation Team (AIT), In-Service Engineering and Documentation and On-site Engineering assistance under various contracts for over fifteen years. Anteon provides a wide range of engineering and training in support of DD, CG and DDG class ship overhauls, and program training for government and military personnel as well as PHD NSWC’s foreign military customers.

SOW 3.19 In-Service Engineering, Fleet Introduction, Installation and Checkout Support

PSGS - (N00024-01-D-7010 D.O. 0011 & GSA PES GS-23F-0014K) - supports the US Navy Submarine Fleet, NAVSEA, Field Activities and Waterfront Maintenance Activities (Shipyards, IMAs, RMCs, RSGs, SSSUs, etc.) by providing engineering technical analyses, strategic plan development and review, SHIPALT/MACHALT/TEMPALT development/review/tracking/ installation planning and completion audit for the modernization of Naval Submarines. Specific examples include:

Develops alterations (A&Is, TEMPALTS, SHIPALTS) for NAVSEA 07T.
Provides oversight for the total modernization program for PMS392A4 from development of JCF to planning to documentation development (alteration, operational and maintenance/refurbishment) through alteration completion audits.
Provides the PSGS Submarine Maintenance Coordinators for mission support for the submarines on the waterfront. PSGS coordinators plan and execute all maintenance completed onboard and interface with IMAs, Public/Private Shipyards and vendors to insure completion of mission critical items for overall operating unit success.

SOW 3.20 Program Support

VRI - (HQ00006-01-A-0065 - Sub to Northrop Grumman) - supports: the development of MDA test plans and metrics; provides executive administration and clerical support at the MDA directorate level; prepares “smart books” for MDA directors; drafts, promulgates and tracks test policies and executive correspondence; and drafts, resolves conflicts and coordinates responses to congressional inquiries with all directorates. VRI also supports programming & resource management; effects coordination between MDA and supporting organizations/test facilities/ranges; supports test engineering, execution and data analyses/reporting; provides a block captain; and provides emergency and security management support.

VRI – (HQ0006-03-C-0003 - Sub to CSC) - provides systems engineering and technical assistance to the GMD JPO Ground Based Midcourse Defense Fire Control and Communications (GFC/C) Directorate (GMB). Specific support includes: GFC/C Program Management Office (PMO) program planning; GFC/C PMO budget planning and resource management; tracking of GFC/C PMO budget execution; support to GFC/C PPBES document development; coordination of GFC/C Correspondence Management and Action Tracking System (CMATS) actions; and review of GFC/C technical documentation. This effort supports the development, evolution, deployment and operation of the GFC/C component of the GMD element as part of the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS). In addition, this support is provided for the day-to-day operation of the GFC/C Program Management Office.

SOW 3.21 Administrative Support

VRI – (GSA-23F-0210K - HQ00006-02-F-0002) - provides administrative support to the MDA/TE executive/General level staff. We prepare executive correspondence, resolve conflicts and coordinate with all Directorates. We maintain executive and office schedules, and coordinate meeting attendance and notices with participants.

VRI - (FA2524-95-D-0001) -provided staff and executive level administrative support. We reviewed and prepared correspondence, maintained schedules, prepared briefings and coordinated meetings. Published the JNIC Commander’s daily and weekly schedule and drafted correspondence directed to many other senior executives

PSGS - (N00024-99-C-2905, N00024-01-D-7010) - provides professional and highly motivated administrative support to Flag Offices and program office levels from executive administrative assistance to file clerks. We provide a wide range and scope of administrative and technical support to PEO SHIPS, PEO SUBS, SEA 04R, SEA 05P, SEA 06P, SEA 07T, L, and Q, PMS395, PMS93E, PMS333, PMS400F, PMS450, and IWS3C.

SOW 3.22 Public Affairs and Multimedia Support

VRI - (FA2524-95-D-0001) - provided administrative and programmatic support to the Joint National Test Facility (JNTF) for the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). We were responsible for coordinating all JNTF Public Affairs functions including managing communication processes with special Congressional interests.

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