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DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for Public Release
Next Generation Enterprise Network-Recompete (NGEN-R)
Service Management, Integration and Transport (SMIT)
Mr. Jimmie Griffin
PMW 205
25 Jan 2017
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Agenda
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Enterprise Perspective
Scope
Schedule
Focus Areas
ONE-Net convergence with NMCI
Network Transformation
Transition (converge and modernize)
Network Awareness/Security
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NGEN-R Enterprise Perspective
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Current State Future State
Single-Source Delivery Model Multi–Source Delivery Model
Multiple Vendors Service provisioning, delivery and integration using
multi – sourcing approach
Transforming from a single-source service model (on-premises) to a multi-source (on &
off premises) service delivery model – flexibility is needed in the future state to change
approach when warranted
Productivity Commercial
Cloud Hosting
Service Management , Integration &
Transport Collaboration
Services
Enterprise Messaging
Voice Services
Mobile Device Asset
Management
Video Tele-
conferencing Services
Business Solution
Services
Social Networking
Services
Productivity Software
as a Service
File Share Services
Platform as a Service
(PaaS)
Infrastructure as a
Service (IaaS)
Cloud Orchestration
Software as a Service
(SaaS)
Core Network
Services (SDN)
Storage as a Service
(STaaS)
Device Management
Hardware & Initial
Core Build
Services
Data Center Facility
Services
WAN, BAN and LAN
Services
Connected Systems
Service
Interoperability
Data and System
Portability
Business Continuity
Service Operations
Service Desk
Service
Delivery
Project Management
Architecture
Management
Demand Management
Systems Engineering
Service Performance
Management
Service Design &
Transition
Multi Service Provider
Coordination
Service Catalog
Management
Logistics Management
Security Engineering
End User Core Build
Services
Knowledge
Management
Service Validation and
Test
Infrastructure Core
Build Services
Service Lifecycle
Management
Service Strategy
Management
Customer
Engagement
Core Network
Services
Computer Network
Defense
Information Security
Management
C2 Decision Support
Services Professional Services
All IT Services in portfolio delivered by a
single vendor for the entire enterprise.
Single Prime Vendor
34 NGEN Services – Single Contract
Enterprise Network
Voice, Video
& Data
IA End User
Support
Testing
Eng. Design & support
Ent. Operations
Data Storage
Ent. Messaging
App Hosting
Ent Web Portal
Collaboration
Directory
COOP, DR &Bus
Continuity
File Removal
Elec. SW Delivery
WAN Services
BAN & LAN Services
VOIP Options
UNCLAS Mobile Phone
Classified Mobile Phone
Video Teleconference
Cross Domain Security
Security Config. &
Mgmt.
Boundary, DMZ & COI
Malware Detect and
Protection
Security Event Mgmt.
Security & IT Cert and
Accreditation
Authentication and
Authorization
Network Access Control
End User Computing
COTS HW and SW
Remote Access (RAS)
Print Services
Service Desk
Desk Side Support
End User Training
NetOps and IA Training
Testing Svcs.
1 2 3
End User
Hardware 4
Change Drivers
All services in NGEN have been mapped to new model
Service Management , Integration &
Transport
Services
Data Center Facility
Services
WAN, BAN and LAN
Services
Connected Systems
Service Interoperability
Data and System
Portability
Business Continuity
Service Operations
Service Desk
Service
Delivery
Project Management
Architecture
Management
Demand Management
Systems Engineering
Service Performance
Management
Service Design &
Transition
Multi Service Provider
Coordination
Service Catalog
Management
Logistics Management
Security Engineering
End User Core Build
Services
Knowledge
Management
Service Validation and
Test
Infrastructure Core
Build Services
Service Lifecycle
Management
Service Strategy
Management
Customer Engagement
Core Network Services
Computer Network
Defense
Information Security
Management
C2 Decision Support
Services Professional Services
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NGEN-R SMIT Scope
Services
Data Center
Facility
Services
SERVICE MANAGEMENT
Service
Interoperability
Data and
System
Portability
Business
Continuity
Service
Operations
Service Desk
Service
Delivery
Project
Management
Architecture
Management
Demand
Management
Systems
Engineering
Service
Performance
Management
Service Design
& Transition
Multi Service
Provider
Coordination
Service Catalog
Management
SERVICE PROVISIONING
& DELIVERY
Logistics
Management
Security
Engineering
End User Core
Build Services
Knowledge
Management
Service
Validation and
Test
OPERATIONS AND SUSTAINMENT
SERVICE INTEGRATION
Infrastructure
Core Build
Services
Service
Lifecycle
Management
Service
Strategy
Management
Customer
Engagement
Core Network
Services
Computer
Network
Defense
Information
Security
Management
C2 Decision
Support
Services
Professional
Services
Professional
Services
Professional
Services
Core Network
Services
WAN, BAN and
LAN Services
TRANSPORT
Connected
Systems Professional
Services
Collaboration
Services
Enterprise
Messaging
Voice Services
Mobile Device
Asset
Management
Video Tele-
conferencing
Services
Business
Solution
Services
Social
Networking
Services
PRODUCTIVITY
SERVICES
Productivity
Software as a
Service
File Share
Services
Blue boxes will
initially by provided by
SMIT*
*- DoN intends to utilize a separate acquisition to provide
Productivity Services; these services will shift from the SMI&T
contract to a new TBD contract.
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Service Management Planning and executing services and management functions needed
to deliver a world-class network Providing mechanisms to resolve incidents, acquire new services,
validate changes to services, and receive training on new offerings
Service Integration Integrating interdependent services across multiple service
providers Orchestrating delivery of end-to-end services to customers Focal point for core IT services (e.g., enterprise Service Desk)
Transport Services Planning, provisioning and sustaining the physical network Managing and optimizing end-to-end transport Coordinating and integrating long haul circuits into network
NGEN-R SMIT Scope
Additional information on ONE-Net can be accessed at www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NEN/ONE-Net/Pages/default.aspx
SMIT to provide 32 of the 49 Services Areas throughout NGEN-R lifetime
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NGEN-R SMIT Schedule
MILESTONES/EVENTS
Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep
RFP
CONTRACT
AWARD
Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1
SMIT NGEN-R CONTRACT SCHEDULE
FY16 FY17 FY18 FY17
Revised: 11/30/2016
Today
Complete Milestone Contract Award
End of NGEN Contract PoP 6/27/18
SMIT Contract Award
4/6/18
4/20/17SMIT Draft RFP Released
SMIT Final RFP Released 7/14/17
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Primary purpose is to operate, maintain and protect a critical operational and business network
In addition to sustaining current network services, SMIT will be the primary vehicle form delivering the following: OCONUS Navy Enterprise Network (ONE-Net)
convergence with NMCI Network Transformation Transition (converge and modernize) Network Awareness/Security
NGEN-R Focus Areas
Additional information on ONE-Net can be accessed at www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NEN/ONE-Net/Pages/default.aspx List is not exclusive.
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Execute ONE-Net Convergence with NMCI
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Focus Areas ONE-Net Convergence
Drive OCONUS Navy Enterprise Network (ONE-Net) convergence with NMCI
Sustain OCONUS elements before, during and after convergence
Additional information on ONE-Net can be accessed at www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NEN/ONE-Net/Pages/default.aspx
Requirement
NMCI ONE-Net
Gov’t Owned-Contractor Operated (GOCO)
Gov’t Owned-Gov’t Operated (GOGO)
NMCI
Gov’t Owned-Contractor Operated (GOCO)
CONUS OCONUS
CONUS & OCONUS
Phase 1
Phase 3
Phase 2
Two networks
One network
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Continual strategic transformation of DON IT services, networks, and service delivery methodologies.
Expected requirements: Plan, validate and propose transformation deliverables
based on Gov’t needs/requests Coordinate engineering and integration activities across
multiple service providers to enable transformation deliverables
Provide business/engineering analyses and assessments for modernization opportunities and risk reduction
Gov’t to drive network transformation in a deliberate manner Transformation must include DoD enterprise considerations,
such as JRSS and cloud-first solutions TBD
Focus Areas Network Transformation
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Limit user impacts in day-to-day operations Minimize blackout period for new services and ordering Multiple Transition efforts, to include:
Key Elements Transition
NGEN Contract (HPE)
ONE-Net Contract (CSRA) SMIT Contract (TBD)
Contracts
Convergence NMCI (CONUS)
ONE-Net (OCONUS) NMCI (CONUS & OCONUS)
Other Legacy Networks
VTC / Voice
Modernization NMCI boundary protection &
monitoring
NMCI Productivity Services
JRSS 2.0 Integration
Productivity Services SaaS integration
NMCI Infrastructure Right-sizing
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TBD
Key Elements Network Awareness/Security
Awareness is a result of network analytics and business intelligence informing network maneuvers and enabling missions
Network
SA
Network Awareness Friendly Cyberspace
Threat Awareness Adversary Cyber Operations
Mission Awareness Operational Environment
• Infrastructure, assets and configurations • Protection and actual utilization • Service level expectations • Event / incident management.
• Knowledge of cyber dependencies • Inform, prioritize, and de-conflict mission • Contingencies and Network Operations and
Computer Network Defense COA
• Recognition of (potential) attacks and compromises of cyber key terrain
• Understanding of threat actors’ objectives, capabilities, campaigns and maneuvers
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TBD
Summary
Enterprise Perspective
Scope
Schedule
Focus Areas
ONE-Net convergence with NMCI
Network Transformation
Transition (converge and modernize)
Network Awareness/Security