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

• The Contractor shall provide INSCOM with expert-level programmatic resourcing submissions to HQDA
G2, HQDA G3 Training and Manning PEG, DIA, CIFA, OSD, the Community Management Staff, the
Congressional Intelligence Committees, and other entities as required.
• The Contractor shall provide support to briefings, meetings, working groups, and conferences and shall
provide visual aids and documentation as required.
• The Contractor shall analyze the current TRM processes and recommend improvements.
• The Contractor shall provide support in maintaining current and accurate TRM data.
• The Contractor shall work with representatives from each MSC and staff element to support them in
resolving problems with the data and to support answering requests for information based on the TRM data.
• The Contractor shall provide functional subject matter support to G3 and INSCOM HQ in the areas of CI,
HUMINT, Security, MASINT, All-Source Analysis and Production, and Security, specifically serving as
the interface between the INSCOM G3 and INSCOM RM for the articulation of functional issues and
shortfalls into sound, implementable resourcing strategies.
• The Contractor shall provide support in the research, analysis, preparation and justification of current year
budget execution reports for submission to HQDA, CIFA, OSD, DIA and other agencies as appropriate.
This includes support for these reports as necessary before Army and non-Army agencies. This process
requires senior level expertise and background in experience in dealing with program issues with these
organizations.
• The Contractor shall provide subject matter support to INSCOM G1, G3, and RM regarding the utilization
of resources to fill civilian personnel requirements.
• The Contractor shall provide support for the INSCOM RM and HQ Staff involving appropriate allocation
of budget year resources for INSCOM MSCs programs, to include the identification of resource allocations
based on command priorities and operational requirements, intelligence gaps, collection requirements to fill
gaps in information, provide analysis of resulting intelligence.
• The Contractor shall analyze and provide recommendations to support an analytical approach to projects, to
include the review and validation of conclusions relating to the assigned area and issues.
• The contractor shall work with the INSCOM RM, G3 and subordinate commands to identify unfinanced
requirements (UFRs), and provide recommendations for their prioritization, and the appropriate courses of
action to fund priority UFRs.
5.2.2 Administrative Support. The Contractor shall provide administrative support including, but not limited to,
data retrieval, preparing reports, personnel actions, staff meetings and providing support for briefings. Specific tasks
include, but are not limited to:
• The Contractor shall provide administrative support for the annual budget process. The Contractor shall
support the monitoring and tracking of the obligations and expenditures and verifying that obligations and
expenditures are within the amounts programmed.
• The Contractor shall perform a variety of general office, personnel and receptionist functions, resource
management and database input, administrative and clerical work for the entire organization.
• The Contractor shall provide support for the management of resources to include, but not limited to,
maintaining calendars, schedule appointments, conferences; processing travel claims to include all
processes and documentation using Defense Travel System; preparing and submitting messages to request
country and area clearances; maintaining comprehensive travel files on a continuing basis.
5.2.3 Force Management The Contractor shall provide support to Force Management and Force Integration
processes, including research of concepts and force development, analysis of strategic and operational requirements,
training, planning, programming, development of decision support tools and manpower and equipment surveys in
accordance with Army regulations. Specific tasks include, but are not limited to:
• The Contractor shall provide analytic support to concept and doctrine development and force structure
design. This support includes force structuring and system modernization, planning, development,
acquisition, production, testing, fielding, operations, maintenance and retirement of organizations and
systems. The Contractor shall make improvement recommendation to current and planned Command
organizations, regarding strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence issues.
• The Contractor shall support combat development functions and analyses on organizations and operations
to determine Doctrine, Information, Training, Leader Development, Organization, Material and Soldiers