Mr. Russ McBride - PEO STRI - U.S. Army

Mr. Russ McBride
Program Manager Field Operations
(PM Field OPS)
2011 IITSEC Update
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Program Manager, Field OPS
Agenda
• Warfighter FOCUS update
• Artillery and Chemical Training re-
compete
• Train, Educate And CoacH (TEACH)
Jeff Simons
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Program Manager, Field OPS
PM Field OPS Vision
Unparalleled support to Warfighter training,
on time, anytime, and anywhere!
PM Field OPS Mission
PM Field OPS
Worldwide Operations
To provide worldwide operations, maintenance,
sustainment, and instructional support of
training systems used by the U.S. Army, Air
Force, Marines, Navy and Coalition Forces
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Program Manager, Field OPS
OPS WORLDWIDE FOOTPRINT
• Over 600 Locations worldwide
166 Manned Locations
Institutions
Home Stations
Combat Training Centers
Deployed
Unmanned Locations
OPS Wargame Operator
• Approximately 7,000 Life Cycle Support Contractors
Technicians
Training Facilitators
Instructors
Network Specialists
Role Players
Simulation Center Operators
OPS Role Players
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Warfighter FOCUS (WFF) Contract
Description/Summary of Program Requirements:
• Warfighter FOCUS is a Single-Award ID/IQ contract providing worldwide Life Cycle Contractor Support
for operations, maintenance, and sustainment of training systems, and instructional support for the U.S.
Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy and Coalition Forces
• Program executed through extensive teaming under the Warrior Training Alliance
Additional business opportunities may become available as Army transitions to Unified Actions
142 total teaming partners
99 small business team members
Acquisition Strategy
Period of Performance
Milestones
• This acquisition was
competitively awarded under full
and open competition to a large
business
• Single-Award ID/IQ
• Contract performance period
is ten years (base and options)
ending 31 Oct 17, or upon
reaching the $11.2B ceiling
• 1 Nov 07
• Performance
began
• 31 Oct 2017
•Performance
complete
Point of Contact
•Name: Mr. Bob Voltz
•Organization: PM Field OPS
•Phone: 407-384-3735
•Email: robert.voltz@us.army.mil
Funding
• The WFF contract has a ceiling of
$11.2B over the 10 year period of
performance
• $4.6B obligated through OCT 11
• $805M subcontracted to small
businesses
Prime Contractor
• Raytheon Technical Services
Company
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Warfighter FOCUS (WFF) Contract
Warfighter FOCUS Contract Status
• $4.6B of $11.2B ceiling obligated through Oct 11
• Growth has leveled off over the past three years
$1.4B in FY09
$1.3B in FY10
$1.3B in FY11
• Based on current projections, estimate starting market
research for follow-on contract in FY14
• Unknown impacts could change current projections
Budget
Contingency Operations
Manpower Reductions
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Artillery & Chemical Training (ACT) Contract
Description/Summary of Program Requirements
• The ACT contract is an 8(a) set-aside for worldwide Life Cycle Contractor Support (LCCS) for
field artillery, air defense and chemical training systems
• The contractor will provide all maintenance and supply support required to maintain the
training systems in an operational readiness status
• The current contract is under re-competition. Solicitation closed on 8 Nov 11 and proposals
are in source selection. Contract award estimated early 3QFY12
Acquisition Strategy
Period of Performance
Milestones
• This acquisition will be
competitively awarded d to a small
business 8(a) set-aside
• Single award
• Contract performance period 26SEP11 8NOV11 3QFY12
will be five years (one base year
and four one year options)
RFP
Released
Props
due
Source
Selection
CA
Point of Contact
Name: MAJ Tom Kelley, PCO
Organization: PEO STRI Acq Center
Phone: 407-384-5493
Email:thomas.kelley1@us.army.mil
Funding
• FY12 – FY17 estimate $25M
Current Contract/Original
Developer/OEM (if recompete)
• SGIS
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Artillery & Chemical Training (ACT) TADSS
Field Artillery Programs:
• Fire Support Combined Arms Tactical
Trainer (FSCATT)
• High Mobility Artillery Rocket System
(HIMARS)
• Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS)
• Call for Fire Trainer (CFFT)
• Firefinder Intermediate Maintenance
Training (FIMT)
• Air Defense Artillery Programs:
• Avenger Table Top Trainers (AT3)
• Institutional Conduct of Fire Trainer
• (ICOFT)
• Stinger Troop Proficiency Trainer
(STPT)
• Sentinel Maintenance Trainer (SMT)
• Sentinel Operator Trainer (SOT)
Chemical Trainer Programs:
• Chemical Agent Monitor Simulator (CAMSIM)
• Biological Integrated/Detection System
(BIDS)
• Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical
Reconnaissance System (NBCRS)
• Nuclear, Biological, i l and Chemical
Reconnaissance Vehicle (NBCRV)
• Automatic Chemical Agent Detector/Alarm
Simulator (ACADASIM)
Approximately 1,300 total devices in
multiple sites, manned and
unmanned, around the world
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Sample ACT Contract TADSS
Fire Support Combined Arms Tactical
Trainer (FSCATT) 06-68A/G
Call For Fire Trainer (CFFT) 06-111 A/B/C
M93 NBCRS FOX Simulator 03-12 SENTINEL Operator Trainer (SOT) 44-94
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Artillery & Chemical Training (ACT) TADSS
MAJOR ACT CONUS SITES
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
Ft. Bliss, TX
Ft. Bragg, NC
Ft. Sill, OK
Redstone Arsenal, AL
Ft. Polk, LA
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Artillery & Chemical Training (ACT) TADSS
MAJOR ACT OCONUS SITES - Germany
Baumholder,
Germany
Schweinfurt,
Germany
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Artillery & Chemical Training (ACT) TADSS
OCONUS – Korea Site
Camp Casey,
Korea
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Program Manager, Field OPS
• Warfighter FOCUS
Summary
31 Oct 11 - Completed four years of
performance
Obligated $4.6B of $11.2B ceiling
Project j t market research start t for follow-on
contract in FY14
• Artillery and Chemical Training i recompete
Project contract award early 3Q12
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