Global Intelligence Contract Draft RFP - INSCOM - U.S. Army

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4. Contractor Furnished Items And Responsibilities: 4.1 General: The Contractor shall furnish all supplies, equipment, facilities and services required to perform work under this contract that are not listed under Section 3 of this PWS. 4.2. Materials. Except as specified in the individual task orders, the Contractor shall provide all materials necessary for the performance of this contract. 4.3. Equipment: Except as specified in the individual task orders, the Contractor shall provide all equipment necessary for the performance of this contract. 5. Specific Requirements: Provide personnel, supervision and other items as such non-personal services necessary to support the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) as defined in this Performance Work Statement (PWS). These services are to be performed at the Headquarters location on Fort Belvoir and other supported sites worldwide. This PWS defines overall functional requirements, performance levels and timeframes, and performance standards to provide acceptable service levels which the Contractor's performance shall be measured. Exact locations of contract support, the required intelligence disciplines, and specific requirements will be identified in individual Task Orders. 5.1. Intelligence, Security, and CYBER Operations 5.1.1 Intelligence and Security. The contractor shall conduct and provide specialized expertise in the collection, analysis, production, evaluation, interpretation, and dissemination of intelligence information which includes, but is not limited to: Counter Intelligence (CI), Security, Human Intelligence (HUMINT), Document Exploitation (DOCEX), Document and Media Exploitation (DOMEX), Biometrics and Forensics, Geospatial Intelligence (GeoINT), Measurement & Signature Intelligence (MASINT), Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), All Source Intelligence, Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Intelligence (WMDINT), Science & Technology Intelligence (S&TINT), the Signals Support Program for ISR assets, and support other INSCOM tools, techniques, and procedures used to understand adversaries of the U.S. The Contractor shall support the mission of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM), a major Army command, and its Mission Partners to conduct dominant world-class intelligence and security operations for military commanders and national decision-makers. Requirements include, but are not limited to: • The Contractor shall conduct a wide range of multi-disciplined intelligence production activities, including intelligence preparation of the battlefield, situation development, force protection, electronic warfare, network warfare, information warfare, and knowledge management for the Army Intelligence Enterprise. • The Contractor shall deliver specialized quick reaction capabilities as required. • The Contractor’s work products shall be designed to provide support to field commanders for deploying forces to enable battle command in support of full-spectrum Army, Joint, Coalition, and Interagency operations worldwide. • The Contractor shall support intelligence mission related performance across all intelligence disciplines, leveraging strong relationships with every national intelligence agency, with physical and virtual presence in all theaters around the globe - to include technical, management, logistics, multi-discipline intelligence support, that directly interface with intelligence producers, decision authorities, and intelligence support organizations at INSCOM and other locations as necessary. • The Contractor shall provide a source of high quality services to assist INSCOM and its Mission Partners in meeting mission critical requirements. • The contractor must be able to execute, maintain, sustain, and improve upon existing analytic assessment tools that will enhance the intelligence missions. • The Contractor must demonstrate expert knowledge and practical experience in the following areas as they relate to each intelligence discipline: o Basic Intelligence Skill Set – includes ability to collect, analyze, evaluate, interpret, and disseminate information relating to various aspects of intelligence to include, but not limited to: political, economic, military, geospatial, counterintelligence, counter-narcotics, and counter-terrorism issues.
o Intelligence Knowledge – includes a working knowledge in the following disciplines: Counterintelligence (CI), Human Intelligence (HUMINT), Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT), Measurements and Signals Intelligence (MASINT), Open Source (OSINT), All-Source Intelligence, Signals Intelligence (SIGINT), and the Signatures Support Program (SSP) [formerly National Signatures Program (NSP)] o Performance of Intelligence Analysis – demonstrated ability to support the Intelligence Enterprise and Information Operations, SSP, and SIGINT support to Computer Network • The Contractor shall provide analysis and expertise to support plans, collections, and operations support and develop Concept of Operations, Concept of Employment, Doctrine Development, Prototype Equipment & Systems Integration, and Technical & Engineering Services as required. • The Contractor shall maintain multiple intelligence web portals, sites, message handling systems, and online databases. Support requirements include providing functional expertise for web development, database management, systems engineering, systems administration, hardware/software installation and test, data maintenance, and other database functions. • The contractor shall provide analytical, production and process support for Technical Electronics Intelligence (TECH ELINT) information gathering, data reduction, signal analysis, engineering assessment, product preparation for current and future Electronic Warfare Reprogramming production processes, and associated databases and systems. • The Contractor shall provide support to develop and implement methods to protect information, personnel, and property. 5.1.2 CYBER Operations. The Contractor shall provide analysis and recommendations concerning Cyber operations, to include Information Operations (IO). This includes the performance of technical, engineering and scientific analysis of threat IO attack capabilities to support planning and execution as well as analysis of adversarial Command and Control and decision systems, processes and doctrine. Requirements include, but are not limited to: • The Contractor shall develop/integrate data structures and sources as user interface for data input, manipulation, queries and reports for databases. • The Contractor shall coordinate automation/telecommunications computer-architecture vulnerability analysis including critical node identification and analysis. • The Contractor shall recommend detailed methodologies/procedures for IO threat/vulnerability analysis. • The Contractor shall support CYBER operations. This include, but not limited to: conducting Desk Officer coordination, monitoring and support for operations in CONUS and OCONUS, develop and/or modify software and software packages, and assisting in the coordination between national level organizations/assets, theater and INSCOM Major Subordinate Command (MSC), national and regional nodes for satisfaction of pre-determined requirements. • The Contractor shall provide support for various forums and conduct strategic level coordination between HQDA, DIA, INSCOM, NRO, NGA, AMC and other members of the intelligence community. This includes assistance in coordinating the execution of CT and Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) funds and assistance in identifying, analyzing, and reporting on OCO and other requirements that need to be programmed to meet mission needs. • The Contractor shall perform technical, engineering, scientific analysis, production and dissemination of all types of signatures to include, but not limited to Acoustics, Biological, Chemical, Seismic, Radio Frequency, Infrared, Radar, Radiation, Electro-optical, and Biometrics. • The Contractor shall establish and maintain systems to meet the up-to-date intelligence availability needs for tracking intelligence inputs (databases, websites and message traffic), from elements spanning the tactical to national levels, into identified database(s) in accordance with established Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). • The Contractor shall provide administrative and logistical support for conducting cyber field operations. • The Contractor shall support the development, fielding, and transition of the Defense Counter Intelligence Information System, PORTICO, the Counter Intelligence and Human Intelligence Information Management System (CHIMS), and other related CI and HUMINT systems or capabilities, and conduct Worldwide PORTICO or other CI/HUMINT system fielding, training, and transition activities to include the development of Material Fielding Plans (MFP), Material Fielding Agreements (MFA), and PORTICO Transition Plans (PTP).
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