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

o Transformation of the Army
o Army MI support to Computer Network Operations and Cyber Warfare
o Analytical support to US Government Homeland Defense requests
o System-specific analyses of alternatives
o Organizational analyses
o Concept and technology evaluations and demonstrations
o Experiments to enhance the Army's ISR capabilities
o Army MI foreign language requirements
o Army MI non-programs of record
o Army Intelligence Discipline Specific Analytical Capabilities
o Transformation of the Army MI civilian personnel system
o BRAC Implementation
o Strategic Analysis and documentation of foreign military capabilities to support national planning
• The Contractor shall research, analyze, produce, and maintain operational concepts, studies, architectures,
and models, simulations to satisfy science and technology initiatives with best value potential to enhance
Army’s ISR capability.
• The Contractor shall manage the development and integration of approved science and technology projects
within cost, schedule, and performance goals.
• The Contractor shall develop and maintain the Army Intelligence Campaign Plan (AICP). Ensure AICP is
grounded in authoritative, up-to-date, and relevant data about the state of today’s MI force (Doctrine,
Organization, Training, Material, Personnel and Facilities) and that it provides a strategy/roadmap for
transforming the MI force to meet future needs/threats (15-20 year end state). Ensure AICP aligns with and
supports, at a minimum: the Army Campaign Plan (ACP), Army Modernization Plan (AMP), Army Posture
Statement (APS) and Army Program Objective Memorandum (POM).
• The Contractor shall provide associated IT support and analysis in support of Army MI. This may include
web-based services that manages data on a large global scale, developing and populating the community’s
single validated integrated, MI manpower database and its graphical representation, automated tools and
application development, web sites / portals on UNCLASSIFIED, CLASSIFIED, JWICS and Army/DOD
Knowledge Centers and networks, and reliable, integrated, secure data warehousing, data management and
automated tools to support “short-fused” reporting requirements, data queries and exchanges that are
compatible with DoD and Army IT systems and databases.
5.2.6 Test and Evaluation Support Services. The Contractor shall conduct, analyze, and assess the test and
evaluation of classified and secure systems to evaluate the systems’ Mission Performance, Functionality,
Operational Fit, Survivability and Vulnerability, Reliability/Availability/Maintainability (RAM), Logistics
Supportability, MANPRINT, Means of Employment, Interoperability, Software Considerations, Electronic and
System Security, Configuration Management, Documentation, and Training. The Contractor shall ensure that all
actions necessary to support the Intelligence Enterprise, including the following key functions, are performed:
• Evaluate developmental and operational tests (detail test plan (DTP) development, data collection and
analysis and reporting),
• Prepare and assist in the preparation of test documentation, i.e., Test Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP);
outline test plans (OTP); test evaluation plans (TEP); Operational Assessment Plans (OAP); test reports
(TR);
• Monitor developmental activities,
• Review documentation and reports,
• Participate in system program reviews, test related meetings, test working groups, and test or system related
conferences.
5.3 Intelligence Systems. The Contractor shall provide engineering services to support Intelligence Systems,
including the conduct of Applied Research for Technology Insertion, Intelligence Systems Support, and Intelligence
Systems Security.
5.3.1 Technology Insertion. The Contractor shall support Technology Insertion to implement mission
requirements through execution of the following functions: