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AFCEA Industry Day - Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program (I3MP)

Information ExchangeMr. Brendan Burke

PdM I3MP3 April 2018

America’s Force of Decisive Action 2

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Encouraging Exchange and Dialogue, Increasing the Value of Partnership

Innovations, Solutions, Lessons Learned and Good Ideas are Welcome

Recap of PdM I3MP FY17 approach since last Industry Day, and update on what we did and did not do on that list

Preview of projected FY19 actions

Purpose & Intent


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Organizational Overview

NETMOD-C Overview

ICS Overview

SCC Overview

HSMCC Overview

Revisit of FY17 Industry Day Objectives

IDIQs selected for each Product Line

Future Potential Opportunities

Questions

Agenda

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Product ManagerMr. Brendan Burke

Deputy Product Manager

Mr. Tom Olson

Assistant Product Manager

Mr. Alberto Dominguez

Assistant Product Manager

Mr. Kevin Chinn

Assistant Product ManagerMs. Toni Freeland

Installation Capability Sets

CONUS

Network Modernization

CONUSCommand Centers

I3MP Product Managers


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I3MP enables the Warfighter through information technology, infrastructure modernization, and lifecycle management of the Army’s CONUS Installation Campus Area (Voice, Video & Data) Networks,and Strategic Command Centers.

I3MP Capability Portfolio Overview

APM CONUSCONUS ICAN Modernization conducts full-scope voice, data, outside plant, and facility modernization projects to enhance delivery of IT services to Army customers.

APM CC

APM NETMOD-C

HSMCC is a suite of standardizedcapabilities utilized at Corps, Division and Theater Headquarters that allows expeditionary mission command during all operational phases.SCC provides core Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4) infrastructure for Joint, Coalition and Interagency C4 capabilities at Army and Army supported command centers (SOUTHCOM, AOC, ANMCC & JSOC).

NETMOD-C standardizes US Army Installation network architectures; and collapses more than 30 separate networks into a single Army network, enhancing network security.

18A modernizes premise wiring and supporting infrastructure to provide proper user accessibility and VoIP; modernizes telecommunication rooms to meet industry standards; implements a Wi-Fi solution; providesa more standard, documented and organized IT Infrastructure.

18A / WHCA Modernization


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NETMOD-C Video

Video URL: https://youtu.be/gYip7qqkycQ

https://youtu.be/gYip7qqkycQ


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• Bandwidth should no longer be an issue when the Soldier needs new capability

• Upgrade Core Routers to 10Gb/s (capable of supporting 100 Gb/s)• 10 Gb/s across B/P/C/S: DISA router to End User Building (where possible)

• Reduce number of Entry/Exit points to NIPRNET• From 435 points in CONUS to less than 20 Globally• Enable capabilities such as VoIP and other UC Services

• Move to Single Network - Consolidate 30+ Army networks

• Standardize configuration of Army Installation Campus Area Networks

• Improve Content Management

• Move toward a Joint/Regional Network Management Construct

NETMOD-C Objectives


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PEO EIS Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems

I3C2 Installation Information Infrastructure Communications & Capabilities

I3MP Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program

ISEC US Army Information Systems Engineering CommandCIO-G6 Headquarters Department of Army Chief Information Officer – G6

NETCOM Army Network Enterprise Technology Command

7th SC (T) 7th Signal Command (Theater)

93rd SB 93rd Signal Brigade

106th SB 106th Signal Brigade

CECOM Communications-Electronics Command

ACC-RI Army Contracting Center – Rock Island

DLA Defense Logistics Agency

DISA Defense Information Systems Agency

Partnerships and Stakeholders


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Implementation Strategy - Generic B/P/C/S

• Install timeline driven by:• # of EAS install teams• ASI approvals/building access

• Plan based on six (6) EAS install teams of two (2) personnel (~48 switches/night)

• Implementation plan validated at the JBSA Pilot location

Pre Coordination & Logical Survey

Physical Site Survey

EAS Switch Config & Installs

ACS / ADS Config & Installs EIP & Coordination

• Installation estimated at ~ 2 to 4 months• Highest requirement for manpower

Closeout & SAT

Shipping multi shipments as required

Repurposing

2 Months 3 Weeks 2 Months 1 - 2 Months

1-2 Weeks

2 - 4 Weeks

2 Weeks to TBD

1- 4 Months

PRE-INSTALLATION PHASE INSTALLATION PHASE

Facility Power Upgrades (TYAD)

PdM I3MP is Supported Organization 7th SC(T) is Supported Organization

ROC Drill

KICK-OFFMEETING

Implementation Strategy: Generic B/P/C/S

Presenter

Presentation Notes

We need to make sure everyone understands this slide. This project will be conducted in two phases the Pre Installation and Installation. Prior to us showing up to implement we are the supported command, we all need the information to develop the EIPs, but when we show up on site we work for you. It is your show and we won’t do anything without your approval. ASIs are the NECs responsibility to coordinate and schedules. We set a schedule to be at your location with flexibility. The timeline is based on doing 48 switches per day. There are many factors we have to consider with each location that can fluctuate the schedule. It is a realistic expectation. All updates throughout the chain of command will go through the NEC. ITPIE data is very important to know what we are going to survey. Receive EIP 30 days prior to implementation to have a week to review with comments. Probably 180 page detailed document, it will not detail the individual configuration of the switches. It will 24-48 prior to being deployed so you have the right port configurations. Then we show up to do conduct the ADN/MTR configuration installs. We try to show up a week early.


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ICS-MOD Video

Video URL: https://youtu.be/9ORtu1P3ATo

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OSP Defined: Connection via fiber optic cables to provide user/network connectivity between all required locations on b/p/c/s in support of tenant mission requirements and user needs.

OSP Connection Points: From Core/Area Nodes to End User Buildings (EUBs), and EUBs to other EUBs.

OSP Activities: I3MP OSP includes all typical commercial installations, including trenching, boring, direct buried cable, splicing, installation of maintenance and hand holes, installation of conduits and fiber optic cable.

Outside Plant (OSP) Capability


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Site Preparation: Physical environmental conditions (e.g., HVAC, humidity, structure) and the supporting and sustaining facilities systems (e.g., power, grounding, UPS, generators) for IT equipment.

Typical Prefabricated Communications Shelter, 400 to 1,200 square feet, includes the following features:

Site Preparation/Facilities Capability


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TDM Decommission-VoIP Infrastructure: TDM Decommission encompass the complete replacement of Army Installations Analog Telephone system and the integration of DISA’s AS-SIP Trunk for DSN and PSTN. Refers to LSCs or ESCs, Voice Gateways, End User Licenses, telephone instruments, power and cabling to provide voice telephony services.1. Session Controllers (CISCO CUCM, AVAYA CM6,

GENBAND or AVAYA 5300, others)

2. Voice Gateways converting legacy TDM to VOIP

3. Ancillary voice equipment - SBCs, Power, TMS, cabling.

Voice Terminology: Voice engineering refers to the cabling and equipment infrastructure installed within a communications facility to support voice communication. Typical voice communications facilities include Dial Central Offices (DCOs), Remote Switching Centers, main telecommunications rooms within buildings, as well as stand alone communications shelters or “huts” for remote switching units or voice gateways. In current Army locations it is a mixture of VOIP and legacy TDM.

TDM Decommission-DISA AS-SIP Trunk

Local Session Controllers

DISA VSIP Services

Legacy (TDM) Equipment


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CC-MOD Video

Video URL: https://youtu.be/gYip7qqkycQ

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Strategic Command CentersHome Station Mission Command Centers

APM Command Centers


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Depicts only Command Centers where Army is the Executive Agent with Automated Data Processing Equipment (ADPE) funding.

ANMCC-R:Joint Staff, J3 and 114th SIG BN

SOUTHCOM:J6, Office of the CIO and 525th SIG

CO

Joint Special Operations Command

J-6

Army Operation Center-Pentagon

G-3/5/7 and ITA

Army Strategic Command Centers


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HSMCC Sites

HSMCC Sites• 4th ID, Fort Carson, CO• 25th ID, Schofield Bks, HI• 1st ID, Fort Riley, KS• 3rd ID, Fort Stewart, GA• I Corps, JBLM, WA• 28th ID (ARNG), Harrisburg, PA• 38th ID ( ARNG) Indianapolis, IN• 7th ID, JBLM, WA• 34th ID (ARNG) St. Paul, MN• 40th ID ( ARNG) Los Alamitos, CA• 35th ID (ARNG), Fort Leavenworth, KS• 42nd ID ( ARNG) Troy, NY• 10th MTN, Fort Drum, NY• XVIII ABN, Fort Bragg, NC• 1st AD, Fort Bliss, TX• 2nd ID (Korea), Camp Humphries, ROK• 20th CBRNE, APG, MD• 36th ID (ARNG) Austin, TX• 32nd AAMDC, Fort Bliss, TX• 82nd ABN, Fort Bragg, NC• III Corps, Fort Hood, TX• 101st ABN Fort Campbell, KY• 1st CAV, Fort Hood, TX• 29th ID (ARNG), Fort Belvoir, VA• USARAF (Italy), Vicenza, Italy• 8th Army (Korea), Camp Humphries, ROK


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• Vision:• This Industry Day presents an opportunity for I3MP to provide a

transparent open discussion of current contract support requirements and future opportunities that are planned for the near future

• Notional information is provided for long term opportunities for general planning purposes

• Overall IDIQ Contract Methodology:

• Selection of an existing IDIQ vehicle with sufficient scope, flexibility, ceiling and period of performance to meet the entire procurement activity

• Tasks will be developed within the singular identified IDIQ, and structured to meet specific requirements within the program

Intent was that we could rapidly execute single smaller task orders for each site.

PdM I3MP FY17 Industry Day Vision


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IDIQ selection• NETMOD-C

• N/A

• OSP• Connections 2

• TDM/VOIP • Connections 2

• SCC• TBD

• HSMCC• GSA Alliant - LB

Lessons learned:We have not been able to rapidly execute single tasks orders,

and are moving to a more Capability Set Based approach using the above IDIQs


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FY17-18….. What We Did/Didn’t Do

Potential Project at FY17 Industry Day FY18 actions Contract vehicle Status

Ft Gordon - OSP Ft Gordon: OSP Directed ANC AwardedYuma Proving Ground - OSP Deferred – FY19Pine Bluff Arsenal - OSP deferredSunny Point Military - OSP deferredOcean Terminal - OSP deferred

McAlester AAP -OSP deferred

Corpus Christi Army Depot - OSP deferred

Soto Cano OSP ANC Awaiting approval from SBA

Ft Hood - VOIP Ft Hood: TDM DCOM Connections II RFP released 16 Feb 18

JBLM - VOIP JBLM: TDM DCOM Connections II RFP planned released 10 May 18

Fort Bliss Garrison - VOIP Awarded in FY17, option exercised in FY18 CTS Awarded

Fort Sill -VOIP Deferred – FY19Joint Base San Antonio - VOIP deferredFort Bragg - VOIP deferredFort Benning-VOIP deferredAOC – SCC AOC- SCC NAVAIRJSOC – SCC JSOC-SCC TAO/ CHESS Buy

HSMCC – 14 sites over 3 years HSMCC 9 sites over 3 years GSA Alliant - LB In source selection, Award soon

FY 20 or beyond

FY 20 or beyond


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Current/Future Requirements• SETA/PMO support

• Enterprise Information Technology Services (EITS) is the contract vehicle being utilized in support of I3MP, I3C2 selected key staff, and is supporting the start up of Defensive Cyber Operations.

• POP Base Year is May 2016 – May 2017 and 2 one-year options (with 6 month additional option)

• Completion of all option periods (May 2019 or Nov 2019)• Planned to be part of consolidated DCATS contract

• NETMOD-C• SEI replacement contract required to start NETMOD-C sites in FY19

• Plan to include SIPR and NIPR upgrades• Awaiting SIPR architecture approval• Awaiting decision on what next round of NETMOD-C will entail• Plan to utilize similar construct to current contract• Will be competed, which contact vehicle is still TBD

• Hardware Contracts• World Wide Buy 3 expires 21 Jun 2019• Routers order expires 15 Mar 2020• Any unplanned actions will likely be accomplished via Reverse Auction


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Current/Future Requirements• OSP Capability Set

• Capability set structure similar to P2E efforts• Base award likely Yuma Providing Grounds• Three year, multiple sites• Planned to compete on Connections 2

• TDM Capability Set• Capability set structure similar to P2E efforts• Base award planned for Ft Riley• Three year, multiple sites• Planned to compete on Connections 2

• SCC Capability Set• Capability set structure similar to P2E efforts• Base award likely• Three year, multiple sites• Base Contract to be used still TBD

• HSMCC• No additional procurements planned


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Notional OSP Projects by Year

FY19 FY20

*Yuma PG, AZ Letterkenny AD, PA

Ft McCoy, WI Presidio of Monterey, CA

Ft Bliss, TX (Ph 1 of 2) Fort Irwin / NTC, CAUS Army Combat Spt Tng Ctr & Camp Parks, CA SDDC, Charleston, SC

Soldier's System Center, MA SDDC, Jacksonville, FL

Camp Merrill, GA Ft Polk, LA

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Notional TDM DECOM Projects by Year

FY19 FY20Ft Gordon, GA Ft Benning, GA

*Ft Riley, KS Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

Ft Sill, OK Holston AAP, TN

Ft Stewart, GA Ft Jackson, SC

Yuma PG, AZ Redstone Arsenal, AL

Camp Merrill, GA

* Base award site


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Thoughts for Industry• Role of OEM and Prime Contractor

• Know the difference, and appreciate the roles

• Remember I3MP goal is to deliver capability• Good enough now probably is better than a perfect later• But don’t let us do stupid

• Feedback on RFI• Getting a little better, but still post award/RFP release seems to be a large

uptick in information that would have been helpful during RFI

• Honest timeline assessments for RFPs• Reverse Auctions

• Pros and Cons


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