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Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense

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Lt Col DALE TAKENAKAJPM-DECON

Joint Program Executive Officefor Chemical and Biological Defense

[email protected]

JOINT PROJECT MANAGERDECONTAMINATION (JPM-DECON)

April 26, 2005

Advanced Planning Brief to Industry



Outline

• Program Overview

• Warfigther Needs

• Technical Challenges

• Acquisition Strategy/ Funding/ Schedule

• Upcoming Business Opportunities

• Contacts



Overview

• Strategic Vision: Provide the Warfighter an Affordable Family of Modern Decontaminants and Applicators for Immediate, Operational and Thorough Decontamination to Sustain Operations in a Contaminated Environment with the Least Necessary Burden and Minimum Degradation to Mission Accomplishment

• Mid Term: Provide the Warfighter with an Enhanced Capability to Conduct Immediate, Operational and Thorough Decontamination Through Spiral Development

• Long-Term: Optimize the Warfighter’s Decon Capability in the Following Areas:

– Logistical Footprint Including Materials, Manpower, Water, Power, Fuel, Transportation, etc. for Decon Operations

– Environmental Friendliness

– Self-Decontamination



Warfighter Needs

• Six Decontamination Programs have been identified by the Joint Requirement Office (JRO)

– Joint Service Personnel/Skin Decontamination System (JSPDS)

– Joint Service Transportable Decontamination System – Small Scale (JSTDS – SS)

– Joint Service Transportable Decontamination System – Large Scale (JSTDS – LS)

– Joint Portable Decontamination System (JPDS)

– Joint Service Sensitive Equipment Decontamination (JSSED)

– Joint Platform Interior Decontamination (JPID)



Joint Service Personnel/Skin Decontamination System (JSPDS)



Joint Service Personnel/SkinDecontamination System (JSPDS)-Warfighter Needs

• FDA Approved Decontaminant for use on Skin

• Effective against

– Chemical Agents

– Biological Agents

– Toxic Industrial Materials (Chemical/Biological/Radiological)

• Compatible with Detectors, Other Decontaminants, Petroleums, Oils, Lubricants and Other Materiel Found on the Battlefield

• Suitable for Use on Personnel, Casualties, Wounds, and Individual Equipment and for Use in Mortuary Affairs



JSPDS Acquisition Strategy

• The JSPDS Program is Implementing an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy Using Spiral and Incremental Development

– Increment I will Leverage Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Systems/Non-developmental Items (NDI). This Increment will Increase the Warfighter's Capability and Address Near-term Support Issues with the M291 Skin Decontamination Kit (SDK) Predecessor System

– Increment II will Focus on Expanding the Capabilities, Such as Increasing the Agents the Systems Can Decontaminate, and Expanding Mission Sets



JSPDS Technical Challenges

• Effective Against Broad Spectrum of Agents

• Use in Operating Temperature Extremes

– -25oF (-32oC) to 130oF (54oC)

• Storage Temperatures and Shelf Life

• Durable Packaging and Easy to Open

• Compatibility with Detectors, Other Decontaminants, Petroleums, Oils, Lubricants and Other Materiel Found on the Battlefield



JSPDS Funding

$M FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

RDT&E 5.6 2.5 1.5 1.1 2.0

PROCUREMENT 10.0 12.6 14.2 16.3 17.2



JSPDS Program Schedule

FY 05

Production

IOT&E

FY 06

SDD

DT

FY 09FY 08 FY 10FY 07 FY 11

RDT&E



JSPDS Upcoming Business Opportunities

• RSDL was Assessed at the Technology Readiness Level of Seven. This Rating was Achieved After the Canadian Armed Forces Fielded the System During the Gulf War

• RSDL Has Been Selected to Meet Initial Increment

– Increment II JSPDS

– Expected RFP Release for R&D/test Quantities: FY10

– Estimated Production Quantities: TBD

• Increment II: A Full and Open Competition will be Used to Award a Contract for Research and Development (R&D) Efforts and Initial Procurement



Joint Service Transportable Decontamination System – Small Scale

(JSTDS – SS)



JSTDS-SS Warfighter Needs

• JSTDS – Small Scale– Transportable Off-road Over Any Terrain

– Mounted on High Mobility Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV) and Larger Vehicles (No Dedicated Platform)

– Set-up and Operational in 30 Minutes by 3 personnel

– Operable

• On or Off Vehicle

• In Close Proximity to Combat Operations

• By Two Personnel

– Adaptable to Multiple Missions

– Throughput

• Eight Medium Sized Vehicles/Hour

• One Aircraft (FA-18E/CH-53 Equivalent)/Hour



JSTDS-SS Technology Challenges

• Effectiveness– Against Broad Spectrum of Agents– On Vast Variety of Materials – In Operating Temperature Extremes -25oF to 120oF

• Decontaminant Compatibility With– Vast Variety of Materiel Assets that Must be Decontaminated– Protective Equipment– Detection Devices– Other Decontaminants, – Petroleums, Oils and Lubricants– Other Materiel that May be Exposed to Decontaminants

• Applicator Compatibility with Multiple Decontaminants• Storage Temperatures & Shelf Life• Containment/Disposal (Recycling) of Runoff• Throughput and System Capacity Requirements



JSTDS-SS Acquisition Strategy

• The JSTDS Small-Scale Program is Implementing an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy Using Incremental and Spiral Development

– Increment I Will Focus Largely Upon Fielding Hardware Systems that Improve Upon the Capability of the M17 Lightweight Decontamination System

– Increment II will Focus on Improving Overarching Decontamination Processes, Efficacy and System Capabilities for Operational and Thorough Decontamination of Equipment, Aircraft and Non-sensitive Building/Facility Interior Spaces



JSTDS-SS Program Schedule

FY 05

Production

IOT&E

FY 06

SDD

DT

FY 09FY 08 FY 10FY 07 FY 11

RDT&E



JSTDS-SS Funding


RDT&E 9.6 15.2 7.9 0 0 1.1 2.0

PROCUREMENT 3.0 7.1 11.2 13.2 18.7 23.4



JTDS-SS Upcoming BusinessOpportunities

• Increment II JSTDS-SS

– Expected RFP Release for R&D/Test Quantities: FY10

– Estimated Production Quantities: TBD



Joint Service Transportable Decontamination System – Large Scale

(JSTDS – LS)



JSTDS-LS Warfighter Needs

• JSTDS – Large Scale– Operable While on the Move from Medium Sized Vehicles (e.g.

Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles ) • Primarily on Roads/Hard Surfaces, Limited Off-road

– Operable From an Enclosed/Protected Control Station – Semi-autonomous 2 Person Operation– Readily Adaptable to Multiple Missions– Decontaminate Top and Undersides of Vehicles • Eight Large Sized Vehicles/Hour• One Aircraft (C-9/B1B/C-5 Equivalent)/Hour

– Terrain Decontamination• 5m Wide Path in Single Pass• 3000m2 Without Resupply

– Facility Decontamination• Decontaminate and See Where Decontaminate Has Been Applied to

Elevated Structures 13 m High



JSTDS-LS Technology Challenges


• Decontaminant Compatibility with– Vast Variety of Materiel Assets that Must be Decontaminated– Protective Equipment– Detection Devices– Other Decontaminants, – Petroleums, Oils and Lubricants– Other Materiel That May be Exposed to Decontaminants

• Applicator Compatibility with Multiple Decontaminants• Storage Temperatures & Shelf Life• Containment/Disposal (Recycling) of Runoff• Throughput and System Capacity Requirements



JSTDS-LS Acquisition Strategy

• The JSTDS Large-Scale Program is Implementing an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy Using Incremental and Spiral Development

– Increment I will Focus Largely Upon Fielding COTS/NDI Hardware Systems that Improve Upon the Capability of the M12A1

– Increment II will Focus on Improving Overarching Decontamination Processes, Efficacy, and system capabilities for Operational and Thorough Decontamination of Equipment, Aircraft and Non-sensitive Building/Facility Interior Spaces



JSTDS-LS Program Schedule

RDT&E

Production

IOT&E

SDD

DT

FY 05 FY 06 FY 09FY 08 FY 10FY 07 FY 11



JSTDS-LS Funding


RDT&E 0 0 0 1.0 6.2 4.1 0

PROCUREMENT 0 0 0 4.0 20.7 38.7



JSTDS-LS Upcoming BusinessOpportunities

• Increment I JSTDS Large Scale


– Estimated Production Quantities (Option): 500-1000 Systems



Joint Portable Decontamination System (JPDS)



JPDS Warfighter Needs

• JPDS

– Easy to Operate

– Hand-held/Back-pack System

– Able to be Rapidly Employed when Needed

– Require Minimal Training and Maintenance



JPDS Technology Challenges


• Decontaminant Compatibility with– Vast Variety of Materiel Assets that Must be Decontaminated– Protective Equipment, Detection devIces and Other Decontaminants, – Petroleums, Oils, and Lubricants– Other Materiel that May be Exposed to Decontaminants

• Applicator Compatibility with Multiple Decontaminants• Storage Temperatures & Shelf Life• Light-weight Man-portable - Backpack• Multiple Decontamination Missions

– Aircraft Decontamination– Non-sensitive Building/Facility Interior Space– Broad Range of Equipment (Large and Small)



JPDS Acquisition Strategy

• The JPDS Program is Implementing an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy Using Incremental and Spiral Development

– Increment I will Provide Initial or Improved Capabilities to Decontaminate a Broad Range of Equipment (e.g. Ships, Tactical Vehicles and Crew-served Weapons). In Addition, JPDS will be Used for Immediate Decontamination of Individual Equipment. JPDS will be Used with Existing Approved Soaps to Perform Decontamination Operations on Aircraft and Aircraft Support Equipment

– Increment II will Focus on Improving Decontamination Processes, Efficacy, and System Capabilities to Include Thorough Decontamination of Select Aircraft and Non-sensitive Building/Facility Interior Spaces



JPDS Program Schedule

RDT&E

Production

IOT&E

SDD

DT

FY 05 FY 06 FY 09FY 08 FY 10FY 07 FY 11



JPDS Funding


RDT&E 0 0 0 .6 1.5 3.1 2.4

PROCUREMENT 0 0 0 0 0 1.5 4.0



JPDS Upcoming Business Opportunities

• Increment I JPDS


– Estimated Production Quantities (Option): Up to 400,000



Joint Service Sensitive Equipment Decontamination (JSSED)



JSSED Overview

• Joint Service Sensitive Equipment Decon (JSSED) is an Evolutionary Acquisition Program to Provide the Warfighters with Sensitive Equipment Decontamination Capability in the Battlespace.

• Two Increment Approach

– Increment I

• Solvent/Sonication Technology

• Solvent Regeneration

– Increment II

• “Large” Sensitive Items

• TIC/TIM

• Improve Decon Process and Efficacy



Warfighter Needs

• A Method to Recover:

– High Dollar Value Military Assets (over $500) that Cannot be Decontaminated and Reused Through Current Decontamination Procedures

– Mission Critical Military Assets that Cannot be Decontaminated and Reused Through Current Decontamination Procedures or Cannot be Easily Replaced in the Battlefield



JSSED Technical Challenges

• Material Compatibility

– Solvents/Agents Challenges to Material Integrity of Silicone, Plastics, Polymer, and Other Materiel

– Large Range of Materiel and Equipment

• Decon Efficacy

– 3x to 5x Clean

• Solvent Regeneration

– The Ability to Re-use Solvent to Reduce Logistics and Cost Burden without Reducing Decon Effectiveness

• Size and Weight

– Transportability



JSSED Acquisition Strategy

• Two Increments Evolutionary Approach

– Increment I: XM25 Decontamination Apparatus, Sensitive Equipment (DASE) for Small Sensitive Equipment is Currently in Development

• Solvent Optimization

• Limited Objective Experiment (LOE) Prototypes

• Develop Performance Specs

• SDD Award FY08

– Increment II: System for Large Sensitive Items and Improve Efficacy

• Drafting Increment II ORD



JSSED Program Schedule

FY 05

RDT&E

Production

IOT&E

FY 06

SDD

FY 10FY 08 FY 09FY 07 FY 11 FY 12FY 13

LRIP



JSSED Funding


RDT&E 5.0 1.5 1.3 3.8 4.6 3.1 0

PROCUREMENT 0 0 0 0 6.8 6.9 6.5



Upcoming Business Opportunities

• JSSED System Development and Demonstration

– With Options for LRIP and Production

– Award FY08

– Full and Open Competition



Joint Platform Interior Decontamination (JPID)



Joint Platform Interior Decontamination (JPID) Overview

• System Description: Family of Applicators and Decontaminants that will Provide Immediate, Operational, and Thorough Decontamination

– Increment I: System will Perform Thorough Decontamination of Aircraft, Vehicle, Mobile Maintenance Facilities, Ships and Building Interiors without Damaging Sensitive Equipment within or Affecting Service Life of Those Systems

– Increment II: Systems will Perform Thorough Decontamination of Aircraft, Vehicle, Mobile Maintenance Facilities, Ship and Associated Cargo During In-flight/Ground/Shipboard Operations without Adversely Affecting Platform Performance



Joint Platform Interior Decontamination (JPID) Warfighter Needs

• Decontaminant Interiors of Aircraft, Vehicles and Ships

• Effective Against:

– Chemical Agents

– Biological Agents

– Toxic Industrial Materials (Chemical/Biological/Radiological)

• Be Able to Operate During Normal Platform Operations

• Compatibility with Detectors, Petroleums, Oils, Lubricants and Other Materiel Found on the Battlefield

• Suitable for Use on Aircrafts, Vehicles and Ships in Various Environmental Conditions



JPID Technical Challenges

• Material Compatibility– Aircraft, Vehicles and Facilities Interior Materials has a Large

Range of Material and Different Variety of Equipment

– Aircraft Flight Certification Process

• Size and Weight– Transportability

– Inside of Small Entry Hatches

• Reliability of Decontamination Process– Must Work Every Time Since Detecting is a Challenge to Verify

• Effectiveness– Against Broad Spectrum of Agents

– On Vast Variety of Materials

– In Operating Temperature Extremes -25oF to 120oF



JPID Acquisition Approach

• Looking for Industry Off-the-Shelf Solutions

• Working with Industry to Determine Realistic Approach Concerning Airframes, Vehicle, and Ship Interior Decontamination.

• Spiral Acquisition will be the Mainstay of the Effort

• Chemical and Biological Decontamination May Require Different Approach and Time Frames



JPID Program Schedule

FY 05

RDT&E

IOT&E

FY 06

SDD

DT

FY 09FY 08 FY 10FY 07 FY 11



JPID Funding


RDT&E 1.5 0 0 2.5 5.1 5.1 5.1

PROCUREMENT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0



JPID Business Opportunities

• Market Analysis was Conducted FY05

• Conduct Industry Day /Technology Readiness Evaluation (TRE) in FY07

• Milestone B for System Design Demonstration FY08

• RFP will be Full and Open Competition



Points of Contact

• Joint Project Manager-Decontamination– Lt Col Dale Takenaka– (703) 432-3349– [email protected]

• JSFDS System Manager– Vic Murphy– (703) 432-3193– [email protected]

• JSSED System Manager– Gyleen Fitzgerald– (410) 436-5592– [email protected]

• JPID System Manager – Maj Parrish Galloway– (210) 536-5883– [email protected]

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