ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING …

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request for

proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND

ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

Joint Project Management Office for Guardian

Presented by: Ms. Emma Wilson

[email protected]

1 May 19

FY19 APBI

Update Since FY18 APBI

TOTAL ACTIONS BRIEFED: 8

RFPs RELEASED:

RFPs, DORs, TORs: 7

― Delivery Order W911SR-19-F-0003 – Man-portable Radiological Detection

System Hands-Free (MRDS-HF) Sensor (JE-RDAP)

― ALS MWO Support/ New Equipment Training (JE-CLASS)

― Jordan Analytical Laboratory Systems (JALS) Sustainment (JE-CLASS)

― Command and Control CBRN Response Element (C2CRE)-A US Army

Reserve Command (USARC) Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) (JE-

CLASS)

― Defense CBRN Response Force (DCRF) Sustainment Labor and Field

Service

― 20th CBRN Contractor Logistics Support CLS (JE-CLASS)

― DBPAO Conformance Testing

2

FY19 APBI


REQUESTS FOR ENHANCED WHITE PAPERS (CWMD OTA): 5

― CWMD 1819 – Vehicle Integrated Platform Enhanced RADIAC (VIPER)

― CWMD 1823 – Integrated Man-portable Radiation Detection System (MRDS)

Prototype Software Integration Effort

― CWMD 1824 – Tactical Disablement System (TacDS)

― CWMD 1834 – Mounted Enhanced Radiac Long-range Imaging Networkable

(MERLIN) sensors

― CWMD 1904 – Joint Personal Dosimeter – Squad

3

FY19 APBI


ACTIONS AWARDED:

― Delivery Order W911SR-19-F-0003 – MRDS Hands-Free (MRDS-HF) Sensor

― 20th CBRN Contractor Logistics Support CLS

― ALS MWO Support/ New Equipment Training (JE-CLASS)

― Jordan Analytical Laboratory Systems (JALS) Sustainment (JE-CLASS)

― Command and Control CBRN Response Element (C2CRE)-A US Army Reserve

Command (USARC) Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) (JE-CLASS)

― Defense CBRN Response Force (DCRF) Sustainment Labor and Field Service

― 20th CBRN Contractor Logistics Support CLS (JE-CLASS)

― DBPAO Conformance Testing

― CWMD 1819-Vehicle Integrated Platform Enhanced RADIAC (VIPER)

― CWMD–1823-001 Integrated Man-portable Radiation Detection System (MRDS)

Prototype Software Integration Effort

― CWMD–1823-002 MRDS Prototype Software Integration Effort

― CWMD–1824-001 Tactical Disablement System (TacDS)

― CWMD–1834– Mounted Enhanced Radiac Long-range Imaging Networkable

(MERLIN) sensors

4

FY19 APBI


STRATEGY CHANGES: 3

― CALS Field Confirmatory (FC) Analytical Capability Sets (ACS): Strategic Pause

― Radioisotope Identification Detector (RIID) Family of Systems (FoS):

Award forecast moved to FY20

― Reduction of seven members of TacDS Family to six

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Tactical Disablement System (TacDS) Family of

Systems (FoS) Overview

Tactical Disablement System (TacDS) Family of Systems (FoS) will provide capabilities

that delay, degrade, disrupt or destroy small quantities of chemical and/or biological

(C/B) warfare materiel in bulk containers and munitions in a hostile environment. The

TacDS FoS enables freedom of maneuver in a complex C/B threat environment by

providing the warfighter with a suite of tactical disablement capabilities for small

amounts/quantities of chemical and biological warfare material in containers and

munitions, rendering them unusable as weapons.

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CONTRACT TYPE:

Initial product prototyping efforts being conducted under the CWMD OTA

― Plan on having two products in development at a time. First two products awarded

in FY19

― Next products to be initiated expected to be Man-Portable Bulk Destruction and

High Throughput Destruction

ESTIMATED VALUE: $300K – $750K per product prototyping effort

CONTRACTING CONTACT: CWMD OTA Program Manager, Jeff Megargel, 410-417-2323,[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: CWMD OTA

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Next OTA Basket Pull is in FY21

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: CWMD 1824-001

Incumbent Contractor: N/A

Contracting Division POC: N/A

TacDS FoS Opportunity

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The Man-Portable Radiological Detection System (MRDS) provides a new capability for

Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Interdiction and Elimination operations,

specifically Radiological Nuclear Sensitive Site Assessment and Sensitive Site

Exploitation. MRDS is composed of two detectors that will be used within the isolate

and exploit phases. The Hands-Free (HF) detector supports the isolate phase and

provides enhanced presumptive identification for Special Nuclear Material. The Hand-

Held (HH) Detector will be used for field confirmation within the exploitation phase.

Both detectors will be networked using a standalone unclassified network to allow

situational awareness at the tactical operations center.

Man-Portable Radiological Detection System (MRDS)

Overview

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CONTRACT TYPE: Firm Fixed Price (FFP)

ESTIMATED VALUE: $25M – $30M

CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC – APG, Natick Contracting Division, Contract

Specialist, Yvette M. Daltorio, 508-233-6521,

[email protected]

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE:

SOLICITATION #: JE-RDAP DO Request

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY19

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: N/A

MRDS Opportunity Hand-Held Sensor

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VIPER/MERLIN

Overview

VIPER/MERLIN provides ruggedized and networkable sensors to enable platform-mounted

radiological/nuclear monitoring, reconnaissance, and surveillance. Program includes two variants

undergoing development via two CWMD OTAs: VIPER (Vehicle Integrated Platform Enhanced

RADIAC) provides point-distance dose rate, residual, and prompt radiation detection; and MERLIN

(Mounted Enhanced RADIAC Long-Range Imaging Networkable) provides net-ready on-the-move

standoff rad/nuc detection, identification, localization and mapping.

Mounted External Radiac Linear ImagiNg (MERLIN) system: Provides standoff rad/nuc sensing

capability upgrade for Stryker NBCRV.

Vehical Integrated Platform Enhanced Radiac (VIPER): Replaces mounted instances of AN/VDR-2

and AN/UDR-13 systems in US Army ground and aviation platforms.

MERLIN-Applique

MERLIN-ImagerVIPER

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CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC – APG, CWMD OTA Program Manager, Jeff Megargel,410-417-2323, [email protected]

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: 3Q – 4QFY20

SOLICITATION #: JE-RDAP DO Request Follow on to OTA

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 4QFY20 – 1QFY21

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: CWMD 1819Incumbent Contractor: Spectral LabsContracting Division POC: Jeff Megargel, CWMD OTA Program Manager, 410-417-2323,

[email protected]

VIPER Production

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Radioisotope Identification Detector (RIID) Family of Systems (FoS) provides a “Family” of

handheld, ruggedized and networked Radioisotope Identification Devices that leverage

commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies to locate, identify and characterize radiological

and nuclear materials, including special nuclear materials. Variants may include developmental

high-resolution devices, COTS medium and low-resolution devices, miniature devices, or

visual/directional devices.

Radioisotope Identification Detector (RIID) Family

of Systems (FoS) Overview

50 c

m

― High Resolution RIIDs

characterize RN materials and

provide field-level confirmation of

their identity.

― Medium Resolution RIIDs detect

and provide high confidence of

presumptive identification of RN

materials under field conditions.

Tech refresh under consideration

for Army DR SKO users and other

DOD RIID users.

― Low Resolution RIIDs detect and provide presumptive identification

of RN materials under field conditions. Tech refresh under

consideration for other service DR SKO users and DOD RIID users.

― Directional RIIDs simultaneously

identify RN materials, determine

location, and visually display the

material’s identity and location for

more precise site characterization.

― Mini-RIIDs are cell phone size

and detect and provide

presumptive identification of RN

materials under field conditions.

Distribution to general purpose

forces at the lower tactical level.

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CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC – APG, Contract Specialist, Lee Hess, [email protected]

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: 2QFY19

SOLICITATION #: JE-RDAP DO REQUEST

ESTIMATED SOLICIATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY19


Radioisotope Identification Detector (RIID)

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The JPD-SQD is a Non-Developmental Item that will leverage Commercial Off the Shelf

(COTS) technologies to provide an active dosimeter with significantly improved performance to

replace the legacy Army and Marine Corps UDR-13/14/15 Radiac Sets (i.e., dosimeters) that

are approaching obsolescence. Requires integration of mature, readily available COTS

technologies for prompt neutron/gamma detection, residual total dose/dose rate from

Occupational to Tactical levels, and non-proprietary communications and repackaging to meet

MILSPEC (rugged) requirements.

Joint Personal Dosimeter – Squad

― Up to 1000 times more sensitive than UDR-13

― Smaller and lighter

― More precise dose rate

― Provides real time indicator of squad radiation

exposure status and turn back alarms

― Capable of automated data download

― Can provide an administrative record of dose

― Reduces legacy DOD squad-level dosimeter

variants from three to one lowering O&S costs

― Pending funding availability for FY21 or later

POM

AN/UDR

13/14/15

Notional

JPD-SQD

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CONTRACT TYPE: TBD


CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC – APG


SOLICITATION #: TBD


Note: Though outside the schedule scope for the 2019 APBI, market survey and technology assessments will occur prior to FY22.


Joint Personal Dosimeter – Squad

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“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or

request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

Way Ahead / Future Concepts

― JPM Guardian way forward is to shape our acquisition system

into one that is bold, simple and effective.

― We are striving to become an outcome‐based acquisition

organization that emphasizes industry competing solutions to

DoD’s problems.

― Distinct from the current emphasis on defining requirements, our

approach favors deeper market analysis and problem‐driven

competitions.

― JPM Guardian will leverage existing and emerging CBRNe

capabilities to deliver modern, sophisticated, state-of-the-art tools

and technologies that allow joint warfighters to understand the full

spectrum of CBRNe threats and enable them to better deter,

prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to and recover from

CBRNe threats and hazards worldwide.

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• Mr. Jeff I. Harris, Joint Product Lead Chem/Bio Defeat, Disable,

Dispose, (TacDS) – E-mail: [email protected]

• Mr. Val Novikov, Joint Product Lead for Radiological & Nuclear

Defense, (MRDS Hand-Held Sensor, VIPER, RIID FOS, ARND FoS)

– E-mail: [email protected]

Points of Contact

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Joint Project Management Office for Information Systems

Presented by: Mr. Scott A. White

[email protected]

1 May 19

“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request

for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

2

FY19 APBI



RFPs RELEASED: None

ACTIONS AWARDED: 1

– Joint Warning and Reporting Network (JWARN), SEAPort-E, N00039-19-F-3003, DCS

Corps

STRATEGY CHANGES:

– Future use of Other Transactions



3

Provides a web-based enterprise environment that facilitates collaboration, communication,

and information sharing in support of the detection, management, and mitigation of man-made

and naturally occurring biological events. Facilitates the fusion of multiple unclassified

information sources.

Requirements: USSOCOM Information Systems Capability Development Document (IS CDD)

dated May 2014.

• Unclassified

• Cloud Hosted

• DoD

• Interagency

• Foreign Partners

• Missions

• CWMD

• Force Health Protection

Global Biosurveillance Portal (GBSP) Overview



Data Access & Security• Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) -

based user authentication• Group-level access controls• Credential Based Content

Collaboration• Chat• Dossiers• Request for Information• Alerts/Announcements

Analysis Tools• Epidemiological Analysis • Medical/Electronic Health Record• Social Media Analysis• Health Risk Management

Common Operating Picture• Dashboard• Organization/Group/User focus• Near real time data• User customizable

Brokered Data• Trusted, established data sources• Data Ingestion• Memorandum of Understanding/

Memorandum of Agreement• Data Use Agreements

Modeling & Simulation• CBRN Plume Modeling• Predictive Models• Event/Disease Forecasts• Impact Projection Models

Architecture/Infrastructure• Data and service-level models• Architecture and engineering of

underlying software and hardware

Customer Engagements• Exercise Support• User Feedback Events• Requirements acquisition/ validation

Cyber Security• Pre-deployment security scans• Authority to Operate• Transition to new DoD

accreditation requirements

Supporting Processes

4

CONTRACT TYPE: TBD

ESTIMATED VALUE: TBD

CONTRACTING CONTACT: TBD


SOLICITATION #: TBD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: TBD

PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: N00024-13-D-6400Incumbent Contractor: John Hopkins University-Applied Physics Laboratory

Global Biosurveillance Portal (GBSP)



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Provides the joint warfighter a collaborative milCloud environment that allows them to collect and

disseminate CBRN warning and reporting data, provide detailed CBRN hazard predictions, aid in decision

support, and make relevant CBRN defense information available in near real-time.

Provides net centric, cloud based tools and capabilities that are aligned with the current and future DoD

IT/Cyber computing environments. The CBRN-IS enterprise makes CBRN decision aids readily accessible

from any desktop through a standard web browser for the joint warfighter, with versions that include civil and

international partners. Currently deployed on both the SIPR and NIPR DISA milCloud, CBRN-IS simplifies

interoperability, reduces Command and Control (C2) integration and deployment costs, and increases

cybersecurity protection.

This strategy will leverage:• CBRN Hazard Awareness and

Understanding

• Joint Information Environment

Benefits:• Reduce total cost of ownership

• Reduced cost of test

• CBDP customers can

access information resources

from any authorized IT device

from anywhere in the world

Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear

Information System (CBRN IS) Overview



6

CONTRACT TYPE: TBD

ESTIMATED VALUE: TBD

CONTRACTING CONTACT: CWMD OTA Program Manager, Jeff Megargel, 410-417-2323, [email protected]

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: Projected release 2QFY20

SOLICITATION #: JE-RDAP DO Request and/or CWMD OTA

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: TBD


Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear

Information System (CBRN IS)



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Provide CBRNE data and services across all levels of command, optimizing

decision support, and shared situational awareness

• Provide timely, fused, and easily accessible information to the Joint Warfighter,

CBDP Community.

• Reduce Command & Control Systems (C2) integration cost, redundancy, and allow

for stove pipe capability through an Enterprise Services Approach

• Provide real-time discovery of data that can be easily integrated with tools and

services (i.e., "net-centric”).

• Enterprise information systems environment that will detect threats, collect and

disseminate appropriate data, and make relevant CBRN services and information

accessible to those who need it.




Create an Expandable and Adaptable Enduring Capability that will

Continuously Leverage Emerging Technologies

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• Mr. Scott A. White, Joint Project Manager Information Systems


• Mr. Mike D. Steinmann, Deputy Joint Project Manager Information Systems


• Mr. Thomas R. Smith, JEM Product Manager


• CDR John “Al” Schiaffino, USN, JWARN Product Manager


• LCDR Dan E. Mitzner, USN, GBSP Product Manager


• Mrs. Laura E. Elwood, CBRN-IS Product Manager


Points of Contact





Joint Project Management Office for Medical Countermeasure Systems

Presented by: COL David P. Hammer

[email protected]

1 May 19



2

Program Overview



3

FY19 APBI



RPPs RELEASED: 2

– TREATMENT (TRE) 19-03: Development of Diazepam Autoinjector

– TRE 19-04: Development of Naloxone Autoinjector

ACTIONS AWARDED: 2

– TRE 18-08 Development of Alternative Large Animal Prototype Models for

Organophosphorus Nerve Agent Intoxication and Countermeasure Evaluations

– Sole source follow-on to Ology Bio for regulatory support for Rafa, in satisfying PMRs

under section 505(o)(3), for the Atropine Injection, 2 mg/0.7 mL single-dose

autoinjector



4

Improved Nerve Agent Treatment System (INATS)– INATS is an enhanced treatment regimen against the effects of nerve agent poisoning

in a combined autoinjector delivery system

• INATS – Centrally Acting: Develop an adjunct centrally-acting therapeutic to increase survival against nerve agents, to include autoinjector development.

• Lead candidate is scopolamine

• INATS – Oxime: Develop broad spectrum oxime to replace the currently fielded oxime (2-PAM), to include autoinjector development

• Lead candidate is MMB4

Expansion of Autoinjector Manufacturing Base – Alternative Autoinjector (Alt-AI) program develops autoinjector solutions for fielded and

future chemical medical countermeasures for use in military environments

• Single Chamber Autoinjector Prototype, small molecule delivery

Pyridostigmine Bromide Modernization– Increase storage conditions for use in military environments

• Controlled Room Temperature (Field Inventory) and Operational Temperature

Stability Studies

Chemical Defense Pharmaceuticals (CDP)



5

CONTRACT TYPE: Cost Plus


CONTRACTING CONTACT: Senior Contract Integrator, Barry G. Sayer, 301-619-2709, [email protected]

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: N/A

SOLICITATION #: MCDC OTA TBD



INATS – Oxime

Autoinjector Development and Drug Manufacture to

Deliver MMB4/Atropine



6








INATS – Oxime and Centrally Acting

Nonclinical Studies to Support MMB4 FDA Approval

and Scopolamine FDA Approval



7








INATS – Oxime and Centrally Acting

Clinical Studies to Support MMB4 FDA Approval and

Scopolamine Approval



8








INATS – Centrally-Acting

Manufacture BDS and FDP, and Autoinjector

Development to Support Scopolamine FDA Approval



9

CONTRACT TYPE: TBD

ESTIMATED VALUE: <$5M

CONTRACTING CONTACT: TBD


SOLICITATION #: TBD



Pyridostigmine Bromide Modernization –

Stability Studies



10








Expansion of Autoinjector Manufacturing Base –

Single Chamber Autoinjector to Deliver Small

Molecule Nerve Agent Therapeutic



11

Way Ahead– Continue to be the U.S. lead for combination products for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats.– Include radiomitigators/radioprotectors for ionizing radiation and nuclear threats.

Future Concepts– Innovative drug-device combination products (possibly in combination with other Chem-Bio detection and diagnostic systems)

• Methods to simplify administration of countermeasures in a combat environment.

– Increase in shelf-life and reduction in logistical burden for both fielded and developmental products.– Novel, inexpensive dermal and wound decontamination of CBRN threats.– Define neuroprotection in operationally relevant terms to facilitate return to duty.




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• COL Matthew G. Clark, Joint Product Manager


• Renae L. Malek, Ph.D., Deputy Joint Product Manager


• MAJ Andrea Mountney, Assistant Product Manager – Alt-AI


• Mr. Saumil S. Shah, Assistant Product Manager – ROCS


• Mr. Kevin W. Watts, Assistant Product Manager – INATS


Points of Contact





Joint Project Management Office for Nuclear, Biological and

Chemical Contamination Avoidance

Presented by: Mr. Christopher Seacord

[email protected]

1 May 19“The forecast data is for planning purposes, does not represent a pre-solicitation synopsis, does not constitute an invitation for bid or request


2

FY19 APBI



RFPs RELEASED: 2

– CBRN Sensor Integration on Robotic Platforms (CSIRP) OTA – Feb 2019

– Reactive‐Chemistry Orthogonal Surface and Environmental Threat Ticket Array

(ROSETTA) OTA – Mar 2019

ACTIONS AWARDED: 3

– Aerosol and Vapor Chemical Agent Detector (AVCAD) – 4QFY18

– Multi-Phase Chemical Agent Detector (MPCAD) – 4QFY18

– Enhanced Maritime Biological Detector (EMBD) – 3QFY18

STRATEGY CHANGES:

– DR SKO Increment II now being met via incremental capability sets and

improvements.



3

The intent of CV-CAD is to provide a small size, weight, power, individual-worn or

unmanned platform mounted detector that will alert on the presence of some or all of the

following hazards: Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs), Non-Traditional Agents (NTAs),

Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs), Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) and Oxygen (O2).

Compact Vapor Chemical Agent Detector (CV-CAD)



4


ESTIMATED VALUE: < $15M



SOLICITATION #: CWMD OTA



Compact Vapor Chemical Agent Detector (CV-CAD)



5

The Detection/Identification of Unknown Biologicals effort is interested in identifying innovative technologies or processes that could detect or identify biological compounds that are not presently known to the system.

• The effort is a collaboration between JPEO-CBRND and JSTO to determine the maturity of the technologies and the “state of the possible”.

• Depending on the responses of the RFI, the RPP may result in a technology demonstration where several companies participate to assist in a technology evaluation.

Detection/Identification of Unknown Biologicals



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DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: Request For Information 4QFY19

SOLICITATION #: CWMD

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Request for Prototype Proposal 4QFY20


Detection/Identification of Unknown Biologicals



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The Stryker NBCRV Sensor Suite CLS effort is interested in providing CLS for the Stryker NBCRV Sensor Suite across the fleet. The CLS would consist of:

• Weekly Operator Preventative Maintenance

• Repair of NBCRV Sensors

• Supply Support for High Failure Rate Lower Level Sensor Parts

• NBCRVs are at 36 CONUS locations and 5 OCONUS locations

Contractor Logistics Support (CLS)

of Stryker NBCRV Sensor Suite



8

CONTRACT TYPE: Cost Plus Fixed Fee

ESTIMATED VALUE: $29M - $34M

CONTRACTING CONTACT: Contracting Officer, Mackenzie Martz, 301-619-8518, [email protected]

DRAFT SOLICITATION RELEASE: Request For Information 3QFY19

SOLICITATION #: JE-CLASS TO REQUEST

ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: Request for Proposal 3QFY19


Contractor Logistics Support (CLS)

of Stryker NBCRV Sensor Suite



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The future for JPM NBC CA will combine development of state-of-the-art CBRN sensors,

while leveraging advances in robotics and autonomy. We will seek, to the greatest extent

possible, to take Warfighters out of the hazard while still enabling them to sense and

understand the hazard.

• Integrated Early Warning

- We will continue to seek ways to refine this concept. We must find emerging

technologies that will enable this concept to mature fully.

• C-SIRP

- The future for us will include a significant amount of integrations onto robotic and

unmanned systems. C-SIRP is a program with an emerging mission and in the

future, we will work to build on this concept.

• State-of-the-art sensor development

- We must maintain a focus on developing the best, most sensitive, and most

operationally relevant CBRN sensors. We will seek new technologies that give the

Warfighter leap-ahead capability to sense hazards and support operational

decision making.




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• Mr. Christopher R. Seacord, Joint Project Manager Nuclear Biological Chemical

Contamination Avoidance – E-mail: [email protected]

• Mr. Robert C. Lyons, Deputy Joint Project Manager Nuclear Biological Chemical

Contamination Avoidance – E-mail: [email protected]

• LTC Jeffrey R. Strauss, Joint Product Manager Reconnaissance and Platform

Integration – E-mail: [email protected]

• Ms. Karen R. Rosser, Joint Product Director Biological Detection Systems


• Mr. Jeffrey S. Hofmann, Product Director Cross Commodity Advanced Threats and

Test Infrastructure – E-mail: [email protected]

• Mr. Joseph W. Lovrich, Product Director Sensor


Points of Contact





Joint Project Management Office for Protection

Presented by: Mr. Scott Paris

[email protected]

1 May 19



2

FY19 APBI



RFPs RELEASED: 4

– Joint Expeditionary Collective Protection (JECP) Phase 2

– JECP Phase 1

– Joint Service Aircrew Mask for Rotary Wing (JSAM RW)

– NIOSH C1A2 Filter

ACTIONS AWARDED: 10

– Special Purpose Units Chem Bio Equipment Chem Bio Incident Response Force (SPU

CBE CBIRF)

– Special Purpose Units Chem Bio Equipment CBRN Response Enterprise (SPU CBE

CRE)

– Contaminated Human Remains Transfer Case (CHRT)

– Uniform Integrated Protection Ensemble Family of Systems (UIPE FoS)



3

FY19 APBI


ACTIONS AWARDED (continued):

– Joint Biological Agent Decontamination System (JBADS)

– Mass Personnel Decontamination (MPD)

– High Mobility Decontamination System (HMDS)

– JECP Felt

– JECP TIC/TIM

– Collective Protection (ColPro) Affordable Filter

STRATEGY CHANGES: None



4

CONTRACT TYPE: Fixed Price




SOLICITATION #: TBD, CWMD OTA



Mass Personnel Decontamination

Prototype Project



5

CONTRACT TYPE: Hybrid (Cost Reimbursement and FFP CLINs)


CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC–APG, Contracting Officer, Angel Quander, 410-436-8565, [email protected]


SOLICITATION #: TBD, JE-RDAP DO Request


PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION:

Contract Number: W911SR-16-D-0021

Incumbent Contractor: Gentex Corporation

Contracting Division POC: Angel Quander, Contracting Officer, 410-436-8565, [email protected]

Joint Service Aircrew Mask for Joint Strike

Fighter (JSAM-JSF) JSAM Air Filter Pack (JAFP)



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• Maximum use of prototypes

• Technology insertions vice new programs unless truly revolutionary

technology is available. Exception is in the decontamination area,

which will be a holistic approach, end to end, not to be confused with

family of systems.




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• Mr. Scott Paris, Joint Project Manager for Protection


• Ms. Stacey Shepherd, Deputy Joint Project Manager for Protection


• Mr. Thomas Kloehn, Product Manager, MPD


• Mr. Ryan Adams, Product Manager, JSAM-JSF JAFP


Points of Contact





Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear

Special Operations Forces (CBRN SOF)

Presented by: Mr. Victor Murphy

[email protected]

1 May 19



2

FY19 APBI



RFPs RELEASED: 4

– Non Standard Chemical-Biological Aircraft Survivability Barrier (NS CASB); CWMD

OTA; CWMD-RPP-18-06; Released 5 April 2018

– Mass Casualty Decontamination System; JE-RDAP; Released 5 June 2018

– Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification Identifier; CWMD OTA; CWMD RPP18-30;

Released 25 June 2018

– Chemical-Biological Ground Mobility Barrier; CWMD OTA; CWMD RPP 19-13;

Released 11 February 2019

ACTIONS AWARDED: 4

– Bulk Agent Sample Transfer; CWMD OTA; CWMD 18 RPP-02; Executed 11 April 2018

– Chemical Biological Aircraft Survivability Barrier; JE-RDAP; Awarded 17 April 2018



3

FY19 APBI


ACTIONS AWARDED (continued):

– Mass Casualty Decontamination System; JE-RDAP; Awarded 9 August 2018

– Non Standard Chemical-Biological Aircraft Survivability Barrier; Executed 8 September

2018

STRATEGY CHANGES:

– None



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Modernization of existing Special

Operations Forces Joint Service

Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

Integrated Footwear System (IFS) is

intended to improve upon existing 2007

chemical protective socks.

The IFS modernization is intended to

improve on comfort while protecting SOF

users against traditional and non-

traditional CBRN warfare agents.

A total of up to 150 initial and final

prototype iterations will be purchased.

Modernization of Integrated Footwear System

Overview



5


ESTIMATED VALUE: $250K – $750K



SOLICITATION #: TBD, CWMD OTA



Modernization of Integrated Footwear System



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RASP Provides capability for on target sample storage, inactivation, preservation, and preparation of biological samples.

System extracts and preserves DNA for later bio-identification.

Contains three chambers:1. Storage of raw sample2. Storage, inactivation, and

preservation of sample3. Preservative inactivation and

sample preparation

Current strategy is to procure up to 5000 units in FY19.

Rapid Austere-Environment Sample Preparation

(RASP) Overview



7


ESTIMATED VALUE: >$750K

CONTRACTING CONTACT: N/A


SOLICITATION #: TBD



Rapid Austere-Environment Sample Preparation

(RASP)



8

Modernization of AP-PPE is to improve the currently fielded AP-PPE. Address form and fit. Additionally, integrate advanced stretch CB protective materials to deliver an overall modernized ensemble that enhances mission performance and meets current user needs.

FY19 start, incorporating user preferences and new material/closure technologies. Assess advanced stretch protective materials for down-selection and integration (W.L. Gore 3-Layer Selectively Permeable Membrane (SPM) and Ultrabarrier/ TATPE stretch). Integrate stretch material and assess ensemble on system level.

Current strategy is to procure up to 15,000 suits.

Modernization of All-Purpose Personal

Protective Ensemble (AP-PPE) Overview



9

CONTRACT TYPE: Fixed Price or Cost Plus

ESTIMATED VALUE: $500K – $2M



SOLICITATION #: CWMD OTA OR JE-RDAP



All-Purpose Personal Protective Ensemble

Modernization



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• Future Efforts

- Tactical Advanced Threat Protective Ensemble (TATPE)

FY20 New Start (Funded under Uniform Integrated Protection Ensemble

Family of Systems). The TATPE program is addressing an enduring

capability gap to deliver the capability for forces to engage in CWMD

operations to protect, without the resultant reduction of combat efficiency

that comes from form-factor-mission essential equipment mismatches, and

therefore will provide heightened protection against the full range of

standard, non-traditional and advanced chemical threat agents.

• Organizational Way Ahead

- Pursuing increased ability to provide rapid capability development to

USSOCOM to address near term, emergent, and enduring CBRNE

capability gaps which will allow forces to operate with needed mission

required capabilities, swiftly, safely and confidently in contaminated

environments.




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Points of Contact

• Mr. Victor Murphy, Joint Project Lead, SOF RCDD


• Mr. Christian Kazmierczak, Deputy Joint Project Lead, SOF RCDD


• Mr. Tim G. Tharp, Project Manager


• Ms. Margaret Sobey, Project Manager






JPEO-CBRND Integration/Experimentation

Presented by: Mr. George “Ed” Lawson

[email protected]

1 May 19



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FY19 APBI



RFPs RELEASED: 2

– CENTAUR CLS support ROK

– Virtual Architectural Prototype (VAP) for Integrated Early Warning (IEW) in Chemical

Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) Environments (CWMD OTA)

ACTIONS AWARDED: 2

– JE-RDAP DO; REBS, IBAC, PSE equipment (W911QY 18F0451,W911QY18F0471,

W911QY 18F0474)

– VAP for IEW in CBRN Environments (CWMD OTA, W15QKN-18-9-1004, CWMD1804-

001 and CWMD1804-005)

STRATEGY CHANGES:

– OSD Approved IEW Campaign Plan

• IEW Working Group @ OSD

• Aligning to JCAs of BA, C2, Force Management and Protection



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Integrated Early Warning (IEW)

– CBRN IEW is the combination of CBRN Awareness and Understanding that

facilitates effective (timely) decision making, so the force can continue military

operations or assist partners or civilians within a CBRN environment.

– This will be a demonstration effort of an integrated system of systems with a

flexible architecture to leverage available battlefield assets (CBRN and non-

CBRN) for gathering relevant information and provide a decision support toolkit

for earlier situational understanding and confident decision-making for the

commander during all phases of an operation (pre-, during-, and post-attack).

– Examples of battlefield information to be leveraged may include, but not limited

to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from force protection

assets, open source information, medical surveillance data, environmental

background sensing, point and standoff detectors, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

(UAV) and Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) sensors, cloud tracking and

projection, decontamination and protection response, medical

countermeasures, tactical elimination, radar, logistics systems.

Program / Project Overview



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CONTRACTING CONTACT: CWMD OTA Program Manager, Jeff Megargel, 410 417-2323, [email protected]


SOLICITATION #: TBD CWMD OTA



Contract Number: CWMD OTA, W15QKN-18-9-1004, CWMD1804-001

Incumbent Contractor: DCS Corporation

Contract Number: CWMD OTA, W15QKN-18-9-1004, CWMD1804-005

Incumbent Contractor: Polaris Alpha Advanced Systems, Inc.

Contracting Division POC: CWMD OTA Program Manager, Jeff Megargel,

410 417-2323, [email protected]

Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN)

Integrated Early Warning (IEW) Prototype Capabilities



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CONTRACT TYPE: Firm Fixed Price /Cost Plus


CONTRACTING CONTACT: Contract Specialist, Mackenzie Martz, 301-619-8518

[email protected]

SOLICITATION #: JE-CLaSS TO Request



Contract Number: W911SR-16-D-0010 Task Order (TO) 0002

Incumbent Contractor: Veteran Corps of America

Contracting Division POC: Contract Specialist, Mackenzie Martz,

301-619-8518, [email protected]

CAPABILITY to ENHANCE NBC THREAT AWARENESS

UNDERSTANDING AND RESPONSE (CENTAUR)

CLS Opportunity



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• CBRN IEW will follow an agile acquisition approach

- Build, Test, Deploy, Learn, Repeat…

• Iteratively mature and operationalize IEW capability by incorporating

disparate and disconnected (CBRN and Non-CBRN) joint capabilities

into the evolving enterprise IEW architecture.

• Support the OSD IEW Campaign Plan for Fixed Site, Maneuver, and

Homeland IEW capability.

• Deliver a combination of CBRN Awareness and Understanding that

facilitates effective (timely) decision making, so the force can continue

military operations or assist partners or civilians within a CBRN

environment.




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Points of Contact



• Mr. George “Ed” Lawson, Director, JPEO-CBRND Integration


Mr. Jeff MegargelCWMD OTA Program Manager

OTHER TRANSACTIONSAPBI

01 May 2019

UNCLASSIFIED: Distribution Statement C: Approved for release to U.S. Government Agencies and their contractors only.

2UNCLASSIFIED 2019 APBI

You can’t drive into the future looking in the rear view mirror.

AGENDA

• Spectrum of Agreements and Contracts

• Key Provisions of DoD Prototyping Authority

• Rules on Participation

• On Terms and Conditions

• What's New with Release of the Prototyping Guide

• A Word on Selection and Negotiation

• Intellectual Property

• Follow-On Production

• FY19/20 Forecast


Awards outside of

MATOCs and OTAs

(Primarily awards of legacy

components or are sole source)

Program and SETA

support MATOC

(400+ FTEs across 6 Business

Areas, centralized management and

support, standardized processes)

Enterprise-wide logistics

and sustainment MATOC

Systems, equipment,

and capabilities MATOC

(Pre-MDD through development,

production, procurement, fielding

and initial sustainment)

Medical and CWMD OTAs:

• Inspires technical innovation

and expedited awards

• Expands industrial base

to “Non-Traditional” Defense

contractors

• Encourages partnerships

amongst both Industry and

Government entities

Key: Equipping our People to know how to use the right tool

for the job through effective acquisition training

• Training delivered to JPEO staff, other partners and industry

GETTING TO AGILE

Diverse Acquisition Tools and the People who know how to use them


Some of these things are not like the others…

SPECTRUM OF AGREEMENTS/CONTRACTS


DoD Prototyping Authority

KEY PROVISIONS

Under the authority of Title 10 U.S.C § 2371b, DOD

has authority to carry out prototype projects that are:

Directly relevant to enhancing the mission effectiveness of

military personnel and the supporting platforms, systems,

components, or materials proposed to be acquired or

developed by the Department of Defense, or

To improvement of platforms, systems, components or materials

in use by the armed forces.


In addition to being directly relevant to military utility…

PARTICIPATION

• “There is at least one nontraditional defense contractor (NTC) or

nonprofit research institution participating to a significant extent in the

prototype project

• OR all significant participants in the transaction other than the Federal

Government are small businesses or NTCs

• OR at least 1/3 of the total cost of the prototype project is to be paid out

of funds provided by sources other than the Federal Government

• OR Agency’s senior procurement executive justifies exceptional

circumstances for an innovative business arrangement, or to expand the

defense supply base in a manner that would not be practical or feasible

under a contract.”


Critical thinking is required

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

• Unlike a FAR contract where the T&Cs are mandatory based on

the type and value of the acquisition, an OT agreement allows

great flexibility and negotiation of most T&Cs including:

Intellectual Property,

Performance reporting and

Payment terms

• The OSD OT Guide discourages standardization, templates

and affirms that agencies may create unique processes for

soliciting for solutions, evaluating, negotiating and monitoring

performance.


OSD replaced the DoD OT Prototyping Guide in November 2018

WHAT'S NEW?

• Excerpts of interesto …“if a strategy, practice or procedure is in the best interest of the government

and not prohibited by law or executive order the government should assume it is permitted.”

o Discourages standardization, templates and affirms that agencies may create unique processes for soliciting for solutions, evaluating, negotiating, and monitoring performance.

o Restates that most T&Cs, including intellectual property rights, payment arrangements, and performance reporting, are negotiable.

o Encourages early acquisition planning and states applicability of DODI 5000.

o Defines price reasonableness, successful completion, and other terms in need of clarification; expands the definition of prototype; and provides guidance for non-competitive follow-on production.


T&C suggested for OTs are substantially the same as in rescinded OT Guide

SELECTION AND NEGOTIATION

• Price Reasonableness shall be determined. However, the AO should exhaust commercial pricing, market data, parametric data, and other means before requesting cost data from the proposer.

o The AO should negotiate no rate higher than a company’s provisionally approved indirect rate(s), when such rates are available.

o Agreements should define allowable costs as “Federal funds and the OT awardee’s resource shared amount, if any, are to be used for costs that a reasonable and prudent person would incur in carrying out the project.”


Bayh-Dole (patents) and USC201-204 and 2320-21 (technical data) do not apply

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• “Negotiation of rights of a different scope is permissible and encouraged.”

o A best practice is for the government/industry team to identify business plans for the subject technology at years 1, 3, 5 and beyond and tailor an IP scheme accordingly.

o IP negotiation outcomes should facilitate all parties’ business plans and project goals.


Award of a production OT can be non-competitive if…

FOLLOW-ON PRODUCTION

• It is a follow-on OT (or FAR contract) to a previous Prototype OT agreement that was competitively awarded and successfully completed.

• The possibility of follow-on production shall be clearly identified in the solicitation for prototype OTs

o “the level of detail required as to follow-on activities need only be sufficient for prospective technology providers within the technology sector to make an informed decision whether to bid on the prototyping effort, with the understanding that size, scope and value of potential follow-on activities may vary.”


Award of a production OT can be non-competitive if…

FOLLOW-ON PRODUCTION

• The prototype OT agreement addressed

o follow-on activities such as life cycle costs, logistics products, sustainment, T&E, IP and future competition

o production and

o defined successful completion.

• The Government organization that awards a Prototype OT does not have to be the Government organization that awards the follow-on production contract.


Successful completion

FOLLOW ON PRODUCTION

• Means:

o Meeting the key goals of a project;

o Meeting success metrics established by agreement or unilaterally by the Government for a project; or,

o The accomplishment of a particularly favorable or unexpected result that justifies transition to production.

o Successful completion can occur prior to the prototype project concluding to allow the Government to transition any aspect of the prototype project determined to provide utility into production while other aspects of the prototype project have yet to be completed.


Onward and upward

FORECAST

• All information is provided for informational purposes only and subject to availability of funding and final approval

o Some potential prototyping projects are not included because the agencies are evaluating their use of the OTAs.

• The forecast is posted to the Consortia websites and updated as needed (www.cwmdconsortium.org www.medcbrn.org)

• The JPEO-CBRND and ACC NJ will release draft statements of objectives whenever possible.

http://www.cwmdconsortium.org/

http://www.medcbrn.org/


JPM Medical Countermeasures Systems

MCDC FORECAST

Title of Project Description Status

INATS – Oxime Autoinjector Development and Drug Manufacture to

Deliver MMB4/Atropine

Requirements definition; RPP release

projected 3QFY20

INATS – Oxime Centrally Acting Nonclinical Studies to Support

MMB4 FDA Approval and Scopolamine FDA

Approval


projected for 1QFY20

INATS – Oxime Centrally Acting Clinical Studies to Support MMB4

FDA Approval and Scopolamine Approval


projected for 1QFY20; may be combined

INATS Centrally-Acting Manufacture BDS and FDP, and

Autoinjector Development to Support Scopolamine

FDA Approval

Requirements definition; RPP projected

3QFY20

Pyridostigmine Bromide

Modernization

Stability Studies Requirements definition; RPP projected

4QFY19

Expansion of

Autoinjector

Manufacturing Base

Single Chamber Autoinjector to Deliver Small

Molecule Nerve Agent Therapeutic

Requirements definition; RPP projected

3QFY19


JPM Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Contamination Avoidance (NBC CA)

CWMD FORECAST


Non-traditional Agent Defense

Program

Upgrade and testing of the NTA Defense

database

Pushed to FY20

CBRN Sensor Integration on

Robotic Platforms (CSIRP)

Integration of mature compact, light-weight

CBRN detection systems for use on unmanned

air and ground platforms

Pending selection

Reactive-Chemistry Orthogonal

Surface and Environmental

Threat Ticket Array

Product modernization for the M256A2 Kit Released; due 05

Apr 2019

Compact Vapor Chemical Agent

Detector (CV-CAD)

Provide small size, weight and power individual-worn

or unmanned platform mounted detector for Chemical

Warfare Agents (CWAs), Non-Traditional Agents

(NTAs), Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs), Lower

Explosive Limit (LEL) and Oxygen (O2).

Requirements

definition


JPM Protection

CWMD FORECAST (CONTINUED)


NIOSH Filter for

Military Applications

Prototype filters meeting NIOSH Air Purifying

Respirator standard requirements (CAP 1) and

the C2A1 military filter standard (MIL-PRF-

51560)

Extended; closes 1 Apr 19


JPL Special Operations Forces (SOF)

CWMD FORECAST (CONTINUED)


Chemical Warfare

Agent Device

Packaging

Innovative prototype solutions applicable to the

USSOCOM need to transport non-standard

containers filled with bulk CWA or their

associated precursors

Closed 8 Mar 19; in

evaluation

Modernization of the

SOF Integrated

Footwear System

Modernization of the current IFS protection to

SOF personnel against traditional and non-

traditional CBRN warfare agents as well as

Toxic Industrial Materials

RPP Released; closes 15 Apr

19


DTRA

FORECAST (CWMD)


Scientific and Communications

Prototype to Conduct Biological

Studies in Extreme and Remote

Environments (Human Performance)

Improvements to test equipment aboard

international space station to support

CBRN related experiments

Extended 4 Apr 19


DTRA

FORECAST (CWMD)


Urban Modeling Capability for

Android-based End User Devices

Prototype that will explore optimal

computational fluid dynamics approaches for

providing timely calculations of hazard areas

Closed 27 Mar 19; in

evaluation

Environmental Monitoring for

Identification of Illicit Opioid

Production Facilities

Prototypes for aqueous monitoring to identify

and characterize opioids, precursors, or

other chemical signatures that indicate

proximity of production facilities

Closed 27 Mar 19; in

evaluation


Others

FORECAST (CWMD)

Title of Project Description Sponsor /

PM

Status

Special Applications

Module Prototype

Project

A Government owned software

defined radio that is used in tandem

with the Modi Counter Improvised

Explosive Device jammer; seeking

manufacture of the prototype

system to disrupt IED and other

threats

SOCOM Requirements

definition; may use a

two step process

THANK YOU – YOUR EFFORTS MATTER

CBRN threats are only

increasing around the

world – just ask the

British.

Mr. Douglas Bryce

UNCLASSIFIED 2018_7_2_CommandBrief

The right technology,

at the right time,

in the right place

and for the right cost.

Jeff MegargelCWMD OTA Program Manager

410-417-2323

[email protected]

www.jpeocbrnd.osd.mil

Mr. Alan BurketOmnibus Program Manager, JPEO-CBRND

OMNIBUS CONTRACT VEHICLES

UNCLASSIFIED: Distribution Statement C: Approved for release to U.S. Government Agencies and their contractors only.

Awards outside of

MATOCs and OTAs

• Primarily awards of legacy

components or are sole source

Program and SETA

support MATOC

• Centralized management and

support

• Standard processes and

procedures

Enterprise-wide logistics

and sustainment MATOC

Systems, equipment,

and capabilities MATOC

(Pre-MDD through development,

production, procurement, fielding

and initial sustainment)

Medical and CWMD OTAs:

• Inspires technical innovation

and expedited awards

• Expands industrial base

to “Non-Traditional” Defense

contractors

• Encourages partnerships

amongst both Industry and

Government entities

Key tools are knowledge and transparency: Multiple venues for

Government and Industry interaction. Multiple training opportunities

for JPEO staff, other partners and industry. One goal, equipping people to know how to use the right tool for the job.

CONTRACTING OVERVIEWJPEO-CBRND contracting office has two focus areas; Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) and Other Transaction Agreements (OTA).

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Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) PortfolioOPETS/JE-OPETS

Systems Engineering/Technical Advisory

& Program Management Support

JE-RDAP

Research, Development, Acquisition

Production, Procurement and

Fielding of Systems, Equipment and

Materiel

JE-CLaSS

Performance-Based

Logistics

& Sustainment

Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. 3

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• Awarded Sep-Oct 2018; Scope: CBRND program management & SETA support

• Three separate Multiple Award IDIQs, $249M ceiling each, 5 years w/ 1 year option

• Acquisition (JE-OPETS A): Administrative Assistant, Acquisition Analyst, Program Analyst, Security Analyst, Graphic Artist, Strategic Planner, Technical Writer

• Logistics & Medical (JE-OPETS LM): Logistics Management Specialist, Program Logistician & Quality Assurance Manager, Fielding Coordinator, Property Accountability Officer, Staff Logistician, Sustainment Manager & Transition Manager, Clinical Advisor, Process Advisor, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Relations Manager and Scientist

• Business & Analytics, Engineering & Technical and Information Technology (JE-OPETS BEI): Budget Analyst, Contract Support Analyst & Software Engineer, Business Analyst, Cost Analyst, EVM Specialist, Operations Research Analyst, Training Specialist & Configuration Management Specialist, Architecture Support, Science & Technology Analyst, Systems Engineer, Test Analyst, Information Assurance Support, Information Technology Specialist, Network Engineer, Software Specialist, Software Test Engineer

• Ability to perform special projects and studies

• Available to the CBRND Enterprise to include Interagency use

JOINT ENTERPRISE – OMNIBUS PROGRAM, ENGINEERING, & TECHNICAL SUPPORT (JE-OPETS)


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JOINT ENTERPRISE – RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITION AND PROD/PROC (JE-RDAP)

• Awarded Nov 2017: 10-year (+5 yrs to complete efforts), $8.27B Multiple Award IDIQ contract; Orders competed as fair opportunity among IDIQ holders

• Scope: Activities for research, development, acquisition, production, procurement, fielding and initial sustainment of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense systems, equipment, and materiel

• 176 IDIQ holders


• Projected Orders and IDIQ Holders listed on JPEO Website: https://www.jpeocbrnd.osd.mil/ under “Work with Us”


https://www.jpeocbd.osd.mil/

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Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

JOINT ENTERPRISE – CONTRACTED LOGISTICS & SERVICES SUPPORT (JE-CLASS)

• Awarded Jan 2016: 6-year, $900M Multiple Award IDIQ contract with Orders competed under fair opportunity among IDIQ holders

• Scope: System(s) maintenance, engineering support, supply chain management, training, fielding support, program management, administration and reporting, quality, security, safety, performance-based logistics, logistics Information Systems

• 17 IDIQ Holders


• Projected Orders and IDIQ Holders listed on JPEO Website: https://www.jpeocbrnd.osd.mil/ under “Work with Us”

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https://www.jpeocbd.osd.mil/

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Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

GOVERNMENT POINTS OF CONTACT

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• JPEO-CBRND Omnibus PM• Alan Burket; [email protected]

• JE-OPETS• IDIQ COR: Brenda O’Brien; [email protected]

• Contracting Officer: Joe Cooper; [email protected]

• JE-RDAP• IDIQ COR: Nicole Goetze; [email protected]

• Contracting Officer: Dan Adams; [email protected]

• JE-CLaSS• IDIQ COR: John McPherson; [email protected]

• Contracting Officer: Mackenzie Martz; [email protected]

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