CHUGACH TEAM BREADTH AND DEPTH FOR ALL SEAPORT ZONES
The
Chugach SeaPort-e team has Corporate Capabilities that represent the Functional
Areas in All Zones as summarized in this document. The following contract summaries provide just
a brief capability statement as they apply to each FA and Zone.
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
ZONE 3
ZONE 4
ZONE 5
ZONE 6
ZONE 7
Zone 1 - Experience
Depth and Breadth.
FA 1 GS-35-F-5323 H, L3 introduced several innovative approaches to shipbuilding,
including the design, development, and deployment of Palm operating system-based
applications. Developed, hosts and administers
the Construction and Availability Management System (CAMS), Technical
Support Management (TSM), and Electronic Trail Card (ETC).
FA 2
GS-35F-5323H
L3 provide technical and engineering management support
services integral to the program management and ship production analysis
of the DDG 51 Class Shipbuilding Program.
FA 3 AMSEC - Computer
simulations and modeling techniques for system comparisons and trade-offs,
and testing and prototyping hardware to support many of the contract tasks.
Integration, engineering, installation, and testing
of the Smart Ship Engineering Control System on USS HUE CITY for NSWC
SSES.
FA 4 AMSEC - Computer simulations and modeling techniques for system
comparisons and trade-offs, and testing and prototyping hardware to support
many of the contract tasks. Integration, engineering, installation, and
testing of the Smart Ship Engineering Control System on USS HUE CITY for
NSWC SSES, a multiphase, complex evolution accomplished on a tight schedule.
FA 5 GS-35F-5323H L3 Provide technical support to determine
Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List (COSAL) impact. Provide configuration
change supply support by developing Allowance Appendix Pages (AAPs), fabrication lists and other change documentation to
correct the ships outfitting. Provide
technical support to manage the shipboard allowances for hazardous material.
Submit Ship Hazardous Material List (SHML) Feedback Reports. Analyze
the ship’s PMS supply requirements and compare them to the COSAL.
FA 6 AMSEC
- Communication program software testing and provision of related documentation
and training. Interactive
charting tool development for the presentation and organization of planning
data, an automated Internet Relay Chat (IRC) alert system and message
logger, and a tactical-exercise track plotter/editor.
FA 7 GS-35F-5323H L3 Provides reliability engineering services to PMS
400D. Develop top-level metrics to report DDG 51 Class performance in
the areas of mission readiness, equipment failures, CASREPs,
repair parts cost, and mean-time-between-failures
(MTBF).
FA 8 AMSEC - Integration, engineering, installation, and testing
of the Smart Ship Engineering Control System on USS HUE CITY for NSWC
SSES.
FA 9 AMSEC - Design and engineering tasks for several Electronic
Support Measure (ESM) system installations.
FA 10 GS-35F-5323H L3 provides configuration management support to the
DDG 51 Class Shipbuilding Program. Provide
AAP management for SUPSHIP responsible systems.
FA 11 GS-35F-5323H L3 Provide
quality engineering services to the AEGIS Shipbuilding Production Manager,
PMS 400D3, for quality program planning, implementation, and assessment.
FA 12 GS-35F-5323H L3 maintains and enhances database modules comprising
the AEGIS CAMS (formerly AIS). Maintain
the following applications: CAMS, Deficiency Item Management System (DIMS),
Availability Tracking System (ATS) Affordability Cost Candidates (ACC),
System Tracking and Resolution Log (STARlog)
as well as many other essential programs.
Provide Database Server Administration (DBA) and configuration
management for the Problem Resolution And Management
System (PRAMS), and Technical Support Management System (TSM), Material
Outfitting System (MOS), and Planned Maintenance System (PMS).
FA 13 AMSEC - also provides Port Engineer services for ship maintenance
management and work execution, including inactivation support under contract
N00024-01-C-4017.
FA 14 GS-35F-5323H
L3 Provides on-site support at SUPSHIP
FA 15 AMSEC
- Integration, engineering, installation, and testing of the Smart Ship
Engineering Control System on USS HUE CITY for NSWC SSES.
FA 16 GS-35F-5323H L3 Identifies and monitors delivery of SUPSHIP responsible
Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) elements. Identify and report discrepancies
or missing elements. Prepare and
track ILS program milestones. Provide technical support to develop and
track milestones and their accomplishment status, and provide graphic
and spreadsheet reports of status.
FA 17 GS-35F-5323H L3 Providing executing SUPSHIP with a copy of the outgoing
requisition for funding control. Verifying material received is correct
with no visual damage prior to issue. Ensuring that
all carcass items are accounted for. Providing Ship’s Supply Officer
with daily copies of the updated Open Requisition Listing, Carcass Tracking
Listing, and Hot Item Listing.
FA 18 GS-35F-5323H
L3 Provides laptops/PDAs and requisite ETC application training to trial
and certification teams.
FA 19 AMSEC - Integration, engineering, installation, and testing
of the Smart Ship Engineering Control System on USS HUE CITY for NSWC
SSES. Weapons simulator operability,
simulation runs, data recording, disk back up, system failure troubleshooting
and repair, corrective maintenance, and training.
FA 20 GS-35-5323H GS10TF02EBF-1385 L3 provided program management support. Perform on-site
production management functions for PMS 400D3, including naval message
coordination and management, ship trial event and rider list coordination,
ship production milestone tracking and technical file management.
FA 21 GS-35-F-5323H L3 provides on-site production management
and administrative functions at SUPSHIPs Bath and
Zone
2 – National Capital Region Zone – Depth and
Breadth
FA
1 N00178-04-C-2072 – Chugach is prime contractor to the
Integrated Warfare Systems Lab (IWSL) for Engineering, Systems Administration
and Operations & Maintenance. GS-35F-5323H L3
Supports the science and technology program identifying
and qualifying new technologies for implementation onboard DDG 51 ships
FA
2 N00178-04-C-2072 – Chugach is prime contractor to the
IWSL for Engineering, Systems Administration and Operations & Maintenance.
We provide all phases of Facility Engineering including specifying the
hardware and support components required, procure the required system,
plan facility integration, installation and testing and Life Cycle Operations
and Maintenance.
FA 3 -
N00019-01-C-0044, N00421-05-C-0026 –Subcontracted to
SAIC, Chugach and L-3 Communications are providing modeling analysis,
development and implementation support for a cost performance model for
OM&N funding to support the Tomahawk Weapon System.
FA 4 AMSEC - Systems engineering for PEO(IWS) 2.0 and test and
trials support for PEO Ships.
FA 5 N00024-98-C-2205
L3 provides MIW ship program with ship technical data and design documentation
for MHC51, MCM1 and MCS12 Ship classes. N00024-C-99-2201
L3
develops and reviews drawings, specifications, technical manuals, electronic
field changes, and ordnance alterations for the LPD17 shipbuilding program.
FA
6 - N00178-04-C-2072 –
Chugach is prime contractor to the IWSL.
The IWSL contains a large commercial systems environment in support
of Aegis Weapons System (AWS) Computer Program Production, Program Generation
and Program Test. Our experts work
in harmony to provide all engineering services to these systems. N00024-01-D-7028 L3 performs software engineering efforts and programming
support required to technically support MK41 VLS Launch Control software
implementation.
FA 7 -
N00178-04-C-2072 – Chugach, Prime
Our team of Engineers and Technicians
provide complete Life Cycle Engineering Support for the IWSL Tactical
and Commercial equipment suites.
FA 8
AMSEC - Systems engineering for PEO(IWS) 2.0 and test
and trials support for PEO Ships.
FA 9 -
N00019-01-C-0044, N00421-05-C-0026 – Under subcontract
to SAIC, Chugach is providing system safety analysis and support for the
certification of convention and nuclear Tomahawk missiles. Our team ensures that fleet is provided with
Tomahawk missiles that are safe and reliable.
N00024-01-D-7028 L3 applies engineering and analytical
disciplines to ensure that safety is considered in all aspects of MK41
VLS design, development, operation, maintenance, and modifications.
FA 10 -
N00178-04-C-2072 - As prime contractor to the IWSL,
the Chugach team provides complete CM support to the IWSL Tactical Equipment
suites. This includes performing
equipment audits, installing and reporting equipment field upgrades, maintaining
equipment CM tracking tools, and utilizing the NTCSS OMMS and RSupply
programs we provide CM data in the proper format to/from CDMD-OA via the
Automated Ships Interface (ASI) process for Navy wide reporting.
FA 11 GS-35F-5323H L3 provides
QA support to DDG51 program in quality program planning, implementation,
and assessment, including reviewing test procedures, test plans, ECPs, ICPs, LIs,
SCNs, waiver requests and deviation requests
for QA impact and reviewing BIW and NGSS Ingalls
QA Plans, QA Procedures, and Statistical Process Control (SPC) Plans/Reports
to assess compliance.
FA
12 - N00019-02-R-3114 –
As prime contractor, Chugach provides information systems analysis and
support for the Tomahawk Weapons Control System operation, maintenance,
and training requirements. This
effort includes coordinating integration, testing, functional definitions,
technical documentation, and installation support.
N00178-04-C-2072 - As prime contractor
to the IWSL our Chugach Team provides full scale IT service. We evaluate existing systems and software, provides
design plans to upgrade/replace obsolete systems. Research, design, plan facility integration
and perform Life Cycle administration services for new IT systems. Our team has installed more than 1000 servers
of various types (i.e. DELL, Compaq, HP, Sun, VAX, ConCurrent)
and installed, configured and administer many Operating Systems (i.e.
HPUX, Unix, Linux, Windows, Solaris) and the associated applications. Our Network Team provides expertise with designing,
procuring, installing and maintaining LAN’s and WAN’s.
FA 13 N00024-01-D-7026
L3 we support shipboard VLS inactivation
and disposal, conducting liaison with the Shipyard and the Navy program
office to prevent inadvertent critical technology transfer to foreign
governments. We ensure proper documentation exists for the sale of excess
MK41 VLS materials.
FA 14 N00024-96-C-6418 , GS-23F-0276K
L3 provides support for T-AKR test and evaluation and ship trials. GS-35F-5323H L3 provides extensive test and evaluation
and trials support for the DDG51 Program, including the development of
INSURV pre-trial briefs, the coordination of certification and inspection
teams, and the preparation for and execution of builders, acceptance and
final contract trials.
FA 15 AMSEC - N00178-00-D-2002
Aegis Training and Readiness Center (ATRC) in Dahlgren supports system
engineering efforts to develop and maintain current and future training
systems for surface systems.
FA 16 -
N00019-02-R-3114 –Prime contractor Chugach and L-3 Communications
subcontractor, are providing a complete range
and scope of technical services for acquisition support for the Tomahawk
program. Provide logistics planning
to support design, development, production, deployment, sustainment,
modification, and interface to meet the fleet operational requirements.
N00178-04-C-2072
- As prime contractor to the IWSL the Chugach team of Configuration Management
Specialists provide acquisition logistic support for both tactical and
commercial equipment. We provide
requirements for equipment Life Cycle upgrades, field modifications and
spare parts. We report equipment logistics data to the Navy community
via the NTSCC (OMMS and RSupply) applications.
FA 17 -
N00019-02-R-3114 – As prime contractor, Chugach is providing
comprehensive technical support for the planning and execution of material
support for the Tomahawk Weapon System. Support includes Program Support Documents (PSD’s), budget exhibits and technical services. N00178-04-C-2072
- As prime contractor to the IWSL our Chugach Configuration Management
Specialist maintain full warehouse functionality including spare parts
management, reporting spares usage via the RSupply application, parts
auditing as well as adding/deleting spares requirements as equipment arrives/departs.
FA-18 –
N00019-02-R-3114 – As prime contractor, Chugach provides
curriculum review, rewrites and updates to support Tomahawk Mission Planning
System hardware and software maintenance and operation. N00024-98-C-2205 L3 supports the Manpower, Personnel
and Training program for the MHC51 Class ships, developing Crew Scheduling
and Phasing Plans, Master Training Plans, and evaluating training courses
for applicability to crew needs
FA 19 -
N00019-02-R-3114 – As prime contractor, Chugach provides
extensive program, technical and coordination services to support the
in-service engineering and maintenance of the Tomahawk Weapons Systems. This includes coordination of fleet installations,
checkout, and follow-up. N00178-04-C-2072 - As prime contractor
to the IWSL our Chugach Team of provides complete Life Cycle Engineering
Support for the Tactical and Commercial equipment suites. This support includes ongoing Corrective and
Preventive Maintenance, engineering modifications (EC’s, FC’s ECP’s, ORDALTS etc), direct end user
support as well as Configuration Management and Logistics support.
FA 20 -
N00019-01-C-0044, N00421-05-C-0026 – As subcontractor
to SAIC, Chugach and L-3 Communications provides business, financial,
planning, and coordination support for the Tomahawk Weapons System Program. Support includes all functional disciplines
and program phases to ensure the war fighter receives a system that is,
effective, reliable, supportable, and cost effective. N00178-04-C-2072
- As prime contractor to the IWSL our Chugach Program Management provides
complete Contract support including, financial, customer liaison, personnel
staffing and organizing/establishing proper infrastructure.
FA 21 -
N00178-04-C-2072 - As prime contractor to the IWSL Chugach
provides administrative and clerical service that allows for smooth operations
of our office and support functions.
Zone 3 – MidAtlantic
Zone.
FA 1 N00024-01-D-7028 , N00024-95-C-5334
L3
supports evaluation of MK41 VLS launcher and canister OEMs’ fundamental
research and experimentation. AMSEC - Concept of Operations development for Land Attack Warfare,
Tactical Tomahawk, DD(X), and Littoral Combat Ship.
FA2 N00024-01-D-7026 , N00024-95-C-5334 L3 delivers Fleet interface to support development
of significant alterations to existing systems. We provide system and
process-engineering disciplines that systematically consider the requirements,
evaluate alternative concepts, recommend selection, and review design
and system specifications.
FA3 AMSEC -
Dam Neck and Fleet Forces Command N7 tasks to determine Battle Group C4I/Combat
Systems modeling and simulation (M&S) architecture for fleet training.
FA4 AMSEC - Design, prototype, fabrication, test, integration and installation
of replacement Peripheral Emulation Systems (PES).
FA5 N00024-01-D-7028 L3 provides the
engineering effort to assure the detailed MK41 VLS technical data documentation
that is necessary to support system development reflects the latest design,
configuration, integration, and installation concepts.
FA6 N65236-00-D-7814 L3 provides SOCOM GCCS applications development and
Horizontal Fusion-Net Centric Development.
N00024-01-D-7028 L3 performs technical analysis of selection of hardware
and computer software, and OEM proposed modification to existing hardware
and software for MK41 VLS and its associated test and training facilities.
FA7 N00024-01-D-7028 , N00024-01-D-7026
L3 ensures that MK41 VLS and ship
RM&A requirements are integrated with the system design and development.
FA8 AMSEC - For CVN 21, updating the PSMD and providing
MP&T workload reduction support, updating shipboard Integrated Data
Environment (IDE) plan, updating total ship RM&A analysis and developing
a Maintenance Plan.
FA9 N00024-01-D-7028 L3 coordinates safety issues
with the Fleet to ensure that safety
is considered in all aspects of MK41 VLS design, development, operation,
maintenance, and modifications. AMSEC
- Design, prototype, fabrication, test, integration and installation of
replacement Peripheral Emulation Systems (PES). System
(SSDS).
FA10 65236-00-D-7814 L3 provided GCCS-M systems life cycle services. N00024-01-D-7028 , N00024-01-D-7026
L3 manages configuration of all variants of the MK41 VLS to control changes and non-conformance. N00024-96-C-6418 L3 provides configuration management
(CM) support by reviewing and analyzing configuration documentation such
as ECPs, NECPs, RFW, Requests for Deviation, and Equivalency Statements.
FA11 N00024-01-D-7026, L3 ensures that
the processes used in the design, development, fabrication, manufacture
of MK41 VLS launchers and canisters result in quality products.
FA12 AMSEC
- Information systems development, information assurance, and information
technology support, including providing security management and computer
system assessment design, data collection, and technical documentation
to ensure compliance.
FA13 AMSEC -
N00024-01-C-4017, Provides Port Engineer services
for Naval Sea Systems Command for ship maintenance management and work
execution including inactivation.
FA14 N00024-01-D-7028 , N00024-01-D-7026
L3 ensures that any changes to MK41
VLS are properly tested and that joint interoperability requirements have
been fully met at all levels of their life cycle. TT0660843
L3 provides engineering, system interoperability and test support to the
Systems Engineering, Project Engineering and Software Engineering departments
on AEGIS Tactical and Simulation programs.
FA15 GS23F0129J L3 provides project management support for a
NAVSEA funded program to build two new DDG radar cross-section measurement
ranges with responsibility for conducting the demonstration trials.
FA16 N00024-01-D-7026 L3
performs MK41 VLS acquisition logistics
for design, development, test, production, fielding, sustainment, improvement of cost effective systems to achieve
readiness requirements. N00024-96-C-6418 L3 provides a full range of logistics
support to PMS325L in support of the T-AKRs.
FA17 N00024-01-D-7026 L3 ensures that MK41
VLS test and training facilities and fielded warfighting
capabilities are materially sustained.
We manage proper material storage and transportation, and inventories-to-cost
to effectively sustain VLS. N00024-96-C-6418 L3
monitors the status of the Shipbuilder’s Provisioning Technical Documentation
(PTD) package submissions and reviews.
FA18 N00024-01-D-7026 L3 ensures the MK41 VLS training courses, IETM, and other materials provide
the warfighter adequate instruction to attain
and retain required knowledge and skills. N00024-98-C-2205 L3 develops Training Plans for MCM and
MHC programs. N00024-96-C-6418 L3 reviews and provides comments on the Shipbuilder’s
Crew Familiarization Plan, crew training videotapes, and crew training
lesson plans and study guides.
FA19 AMSEC -
Design, prototype, fabrication, test, integration and installation of
replacement Peripheral Emulation Systems (PES). We have also prototyped
other systems including Command Table for Ship Self Defense System (SSDS).
FA20 N65236-00-D-7814
L3 provides strategic business planning for IW Exploitation Systems. Under contracts N00024-01-D-7028 , N00024-01-D-7026
L3 supports MK41 VLS planning, organizing,
staffing, controlling, leading cost effective acquisition management efforts
including development, production, deployment, operations, support, and
disposal.
FA21 N00024-01-D-7028 , N00024-01-D-7026
L3 applies clerical and
administrative disciplines required for seamless MK41 VLS office operations
and support functions.
Zone 4 - Experience Depth and Breadth
FA1 GS-35F-5323H L3 Support the Science and Technology Program identifying
and qualifying new technologies for implementation onboard DDG 51 ships
in
FA2 N0024-95-C-6428 L3 provides HM&E, Combat Systems,
and electronic engineering support for the MCM 1, MHC 51, and MCS 1 ships
in Ingleside
FA3 AMSEC - Reviewed/developed/modified
AutoCAD drawings for NSWCCD-SSES cognizant HM&E systems relevant to
installation or alteration resulting from
Machinery Alteration (MACHALTs).
FA4 N61331-00-0042 L3 we support prototyping
for the SDV MK 8 MOD 1 Program.
FA5 N00024-08-C-2205 L3 Provide SUPSHIP Ingleside with
ship technical data and configuration information for the MHC 51 and MCM
1 ship classes as well as MCS 12.
N00024-96-C-6418 ,GS-23F-0276K,
L3 provides reviews of technical documentation for the TAKR Class and
the OPDS to SUPSHIP
FA6 N00024-01-D-7028 L3 performs technical analysis of hardware and computer software selection,
and OEM proposed modifications for MK 41 VLS and its associated test and
training facilities.
FA7 Under N61331-00-D-0042
L3 provides RM&A for SDV MK-8 MOD-1 program as well as the Semi-Autonomous
Hydrographic Reconnaissance Vehicle, and Hydrographic Reconnaissance Littoral
Mapping Device.
FA8 AMSEC - Assessed Manpower, Personnel, and Training
(MPT) impacts for all new / modified NSWCCD-SSES cognizant ship machinery,
systems, and equipment. Demonstrated
how the proposed changes will meet the MP&T requirements necessary
to operate and maintain the new system in its intended environment and
how this approach shall achieve the supportability requirements of the
platform it is to be installed upon along with the shore-based infrastructure
established to support today’s MP&T requirements.
FA9 AMSEC -
Performed equipment functional analyses to determine failure/removal rates,
part level essentialities, etc.
FA10 N00024-98-C-2205 L3 provides configuration management
support to the MCM 1, MHC 51, and MCS-12 ships, supporting alteration
review and Physical Configuration Audits in Ingleside
FA11 GS-35F-5323H L3
provides QA services to the DDG-51 Production Manager and
FA12 N00024-99-C-2201 L3 produces technical and management
documentation for the design, test, implementation and maintenance of
the Integrated Product Development Environment (IPDE) and the Shipboard
IPDE at
FA13 AMSEC -
N00024-01-C-4017, Subcontractor to
AMS to provide Port Engineer services for Naval Sea Systems Command for
ship maintenance management and work execution including inactivation.
FA14 N00024-96-C-6418 , GS-23F-0276K L3provides support for TAKR test and
evaluation and ship trials. GS-35F-5323H
L3 provides extensive test and evaluation and trials support for the DDG
51 Program for
FA16 N00024-98-C-2205 L3 provides extensive logistics
support to the MHC 51 ship acquisition program, supporting ILSMT preparation
and execution as well as change proposal review in Ingleside
FA17 GS-23F-0276K L3 we monitor status of the Shipbuilder’s
Provisioning Technical Documentation (PTD) package submissions. GS-35F-5323H L3 supports outfitting, including
reviews of COSAL Incrementals for each hull
against NAVICP’s Weapon System File and CDMD-OA.
FA18 N00024-98-C-2205 L3 supports Manpower, Personnel
and Training program for the MHC-51 Class ships, developing Crew Scheduling
and Phasing Plans, Master Training Plans, and evaluating training courses
for applicability to crew needs.
FA19 N61331-00-0042 L3
supports CSS in in-service engineering
for the SDV MK-8 MOD-1 and SAHRV/HRLMD Programs.
FA20 GS-35F-5323H L3 provides program management support
to
FA21 N00024-99-C-2201
L3 supports the program management of the LPD 17 Class Acquisition Program
including maintaining of calendars, travel processing and correspondence
control.
Zone 5 - Experience Depth and Breadth
FA1 AMSEC -
Ten years of DARPA, JPL, and ARL research in Micro Electro Mechanical
System (MEMS) has been made available to support NSWC Crane’s nanotechnology
applications in anti-tamper devices, smart fuses, safety and arming devices,
micro power sources (batteries), RF devices, and failure detection systems.
FA2 AMSEC -
Ten years of DARPA, JPL, and ARL research in Micro Electro Mechanical
System (MEMS) has been made available to support NSWC Crane’s nanotechnology
applications in anti-tamper devices, smart fuses, safety and arming devices,
micro power sources (batteries), RF devices, and failure detection systems.
FA3 AMSEC - Redesign, prototype, and test of a state-of-the art controller for
the GAU-2B/A 7.62 mm minigun because of parts
obsolescence and high repair costs.
FA4 AMSEC -
Redesign, prototype, and test of a state-of-the art controller for the
GAU-2B/A 7.62 mm minigun because of parts obsolescence
and high repair costs.
FA5 AMSEC -
Our software team provides support for various military programs. One
example is the development of the IUADP, which functions as a consolidated
stores management system.
FA6 AMSEC -
Our software team provides support for various military programs. One
example is the development of the IUADP, which functions as a consolidated
stores management system.
FA7 AMSEC -
In support of the Marine Corps Ammunition Logistics Branch’s Mine Clearing
System ISEA assignments, we visited every active and reserve unit to investigate,
inspect, repair, or replace deployed equipment.
FA8 AMSEC -
In support of the Marine Corps Ammunition Logistics Branch’s Mine
Clearing System ISEA assignments, we visited every active and reserve
unit to investigate, inspect, repair, or replace deployed equipment.
FA9 AMSEC -
In support of the Marine Corps Ammunition Logistics Branch’s Mine
Clearing System ISEA assignments, we visited every active and reserve
unit to investigate, inspect, repair, or replace deployed equipment.
FA10 AMSEC - Support on the contract included completion of 58 IPDS installations
on various classes of ships including FFG, DDG, CG, DD, CVN, LPD, AOE,
and LHA class ships.
FA11 AMSEC -
Support on the contract included thirteen TISS installations on
non CORT FFG-7 ships. Developed ICDs to support these
installations.
FA12 N63394-02-C-4014 L3 conceptualized, designed, developed,
and implemented the
FA14 AMSEC
- Redesign, prototype,
and test of a state-of-the art controller for the GAU-2B/A 7.62 mm minigun because of parts obsolescence and high repair costs.
FA15 AMSEC - Supports NSWC Crane’s major test facilities
including the Lake Glendora Test Facility, the Environmental Test Facility,
and indoor/outdoor firing ranges. to support
ordnance and weapon systems evaluations and environmental/operational
FA16 AMSEC - Technical material support at NAVICP for EA-6B,
and AN/ALQ-99. Development of ILS Plans, User Logistics Support Summaries,
and Maintenance Plans for AN/USQ-113(V)3 Radio
Countermeasures Set.
FA17 AMSEC -
Support on the contract included completion of 58 IPDS installations
on various classes of ships including FFG, DDG, CG, DD, CVN, LPD, AOE,
and LHA class ships.
FA18 N63394-02-C-4014 L3 conducted user training, developed
user and system documentation, and advised the client on IT infrastructure
needs to support the hosting and maintenance of the Web portal, including
staffing, hardware, software, security, and support services (Internet
connection/facilities).
FA20 N63394-02-C-4014
L3 provides input to the NSTCenter Business
Plan. L-3 continues to add enhancements
to the system and continues to provide business and infrastructure recommendations
to the client.
FA21 AMSEC -
In support of the Marine Corps Ammunition Logistics Branch’s Mine
Clearing System ISEA assignments, we visited every active and reserve
unit to investigate, inspect, repair, or replace deployed equipment.
Zone
6 - Experience Depth and Breadth
FA1 XXXXX-98-D-1929 L-3 provides extensive observation
and data collection in the COMUSPACOM command center to assist with the
determination of the requirements for new C4I functionality. Exploration of subtle aspects of this intelligence
data requires visits to and discussional at
the Joint Intelligence Center Pacific (JICPAC).
FA2 N68936-00-D-0022 L-3 collected, collated, and organized the information
necessary to develop SCSs and an SOF. We conducted
engineering studies, provided recommendations for future hardware and
software, and participated in the design and development of real-time
simulation systems. At the laboratory network level, L-3 performs duties
as the F/A-18 Facilities System Architect. We provided extensive support
and delivered a multitude of products that provide analysis and documentation
of technical, programmatic, and long-range programmatic and system engineering
changes.
FA3 GS-23F-8069H L3
employed systems analysis and operations research tools to perform operational
assessments, improve assessment tools, and conduct performance modeling.
We have analyzed campaign plans (near, mid, and far term), Sea Power 21
initiatives, Naval Capabilities Plans, and Mission Capability Plans to
identify the risks, effectiveness, and cost implications of alternative
courses of action.
FA4 AMSEC -
N63394-98-D-1106, supported NSWC Port Hueneme for all variants of the Standard Missile Program,
providing in-service engineering, test and evaluation of missile system
components; and the development of all technical documentation in paper
and digital formats, and design and development of test sets and prototypes.
FA5 N68936-00-D-0022 L3
develops, maintains, updates, modifies, tracks, and evaluates IT hardware,
software, and systems documentation for the F/A-18 IT/IS team designs.
N00024-96-C-6418/GS-23F-0276K L3 provides reviews of technical
documentation for the TAKR Class and the OPDS (Offshore Petroleum Discharge
System) for SUPSHIP
FA6 N68936-00-D-0022 (L3)
performed F/A-18 real-time flight simulation and supporting software design,
coding, integration, and test including aircraft, environment, and avionics
modeling.. N00024-01-D-7028 L3 performs technical analysis of selection of hardware and computer software,
and OEM proposed modification to existing hardware and software for MK
41 VLS and its associated test and training facilities.
FA7 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 provided life-cycle hardware and software systems planning and engineering
in support of systems transition, reliability, maintainability, human
factors, cost effectiveness, integration validation, and quality assurance.
FA8 AMSEC - N63394-98-D-1106, supported NSWC Port Hueneme for all variants of the Standard Missile Program,
providing in-service engineering, test and evaluation of missile system
components.
FA9 N00024-01-D-7028 L3 applies engineering and analytical disciplines to ensure that safety is considered
in all aspects of MK 41 VLS design, development, operation, maintenance,
and modifications.
FA10 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 performs Configuration Management/Data Management (CM/DM) functions based
on understanding the organization’s priorities, goals, and processes.
FA11 N00024-01-D-7026 L3 provides NSWC PHD with quality
assurance for the design, development,
fabrication, manufacture of MK 41 VLS launchers and canisters.
FA12 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 performed upgrades and maintenance support for the MNS-1
real-time network system software located in the F/A-18 WSSF laboratories.
FA13 N00024-01-D-7026 L3 supports shipboard VLS inactivation and disposal, conducting liaison with
the Shipyard and the Navy program office to prevent inadvertent critical
technology transfer to foreign governments.
FA14 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 installed multiple instrumentation
systems on board F/A-18 aircraft. This included all cabling, data busses,
control wiring, and power distribution systems. Operational tests and
training were provided. N00024-96-C-6418 , GS-23F-0276K, L3 Team provides support
for TAKR test and evaluation and ship trials in support of SUPSHIP
FA 15 N00174-03-D-0006 L3 GSI developed focused Operational
Sequence Models for Aviation STW, Surface STW, Surface ASW, and AMW/EXW
(Preliminary). Employing the OSMs, L-3 GSI identified KODs, and
then aligned them with NMETS to provide a means to measure performance
and assign a value to KOD execution.
FA16 N00024-96-C-6418/GS-23F-0276K L3develops, maintains, and updates the logistics support
plans and other planning documentation such as the Integrated Logistics
Support Plan (ILSP) and the Product Support Management Plan (PSMP) N00024-01-D-7026 L3 supports MK 41 VLS acquisition logistics.
FA17 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 procured in excess of $1 million
in material in support of multiple Task Orders under the Weapons and Systems
Integration Support Services (WSISS) contract. This material included
software, special tools, special test equipment, and custom fabricated
mechanical and electronic components and sub assemblies.
FA18 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 provided hands-on training for
government and contractor personnel on the use of IT
systems and application software developed and fielded by the F/A-18 IT/IS
team. The design, enhancement, modification, prototyping, coding, testing,
evaluation, implementation, and initial and follow-on training for IT
applications was completed by L-3.
FA19 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 provided user support, maintenance,
and integration services, including call-in and online support, and troubleshooting
for the automated scientific and engineering systems developed and fielded
by the F/A-18 IT/IS team.
FA20 N68936-00-D-0022 L3 developed, prepared, executed,
and documented Project Management Plans (PMPs)
and has provided the full scope of project documentation to NAWCWD customers
in the F/A-18 and AV-8B laboratories.
FA21 N68936-00-D-0022
L3 provided system administration support for MS Word, MS Excel, Claris
Filemaker, 4th Dimension, MS PowerPoint, Draw, security software,
and all units and control panel devices that reside in the Macintosh System
Folder.
Zone
7 - Experience Depth and Breadth
FA1 AMSEC -
Use of Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) Acoustic Intelligence (ACINT
21) toolsets under development within MSSD to enhance similar capability
at NSWC and NUWC at a fraction of development costs.
FA2 AMSEC -
Use of Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) Acoustic Intelligence (ACINT
21) toolsets under development within MSSD to enhance similar capability
at NSWC and NUWC at a fraction of development costs.
FA3 AMSEC -
CVN-21 models and related databases development that support total ownership
costs.
FA4 AMSEC -Developed
design drawings, including Ship Installation Drawings (SIDs) for installation of shipboard systems including prototype
systems/equipment.
FA5 AMSEC -
In support of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, AMSEC personnel provide Ship
Information Book update and Selected Record Document development on GS-23F-0107J.
FA6 AMSEC - Incorporation of the
Mine Warfare Environmental Decision Aid Library (MEDAL) into efforts to
provide effective mission planning capability for small UUVs.
FA7 AMSEC - Evaluated the supportability
adequacy of submitted engineering data for provisioning/supply source
data, technical documentation, and all associated technical/logistics
documentation to ensure proper installation and life-cycle maintenance/support.
FA8 AMSEC -
Assessed Manpower, Personnel, and Training (MPT) impacts for all new /
modified NSWCCD-SSES cognizant ship machinery, systems, and equipment.
FA9 AMSEC - In support of Puget
Sound Naval Shipyard, AMSEC personnel provide Ship Information Book update
and Selected Record Document development on GS-23F-0107J.
FA10 AMSEC -
Provided provisioning, configuration management, and configuration status
accounting functions as required in accordance with NAVSEA Technical Specifications.
FA11 AMSEC -
Evaluated the supportability adequacy of submitted engineering data for
provisioning/supply source data, technical documentation, and all associated
technical/logistics documentation.
FA12 AMSEC -
Provided information technology consulting services and software development
as required by NSWCCD-SSES. T
FA13 AMSEC -
Performed ship checks, as required, on NSWCCD-SSES cognizant systems,
on various ship classes, in order to develop alteration baseline or as
built status.
FA14 AMSEC
- Recommended the capability
to connect Keyport with the growing number of operational exercises and
operational commands. This Collaborative Test and Evaluation Center (CTEC)
enabled Keyport to test and train in interoperable environment.
FA15 AMSEC -
Recommended to connect Keyport with the Collaborative Test and Evaluation
Center (CTEC) enableing Keyport to test and
train in interoperable environment, and makes the investment plan in test
range infrastructure accessible.
FA16 AMSEC
- Total Operating Cost/ILS elements and documentation development.
FA17 AMSEC -
Logistics support for the SEAFAC facility.
FA18 AMSEC - Recommended the capability to connect Keyport with the growing number of operational exercises and operational commands. This Collaborative Test and Evaluation Center (CTEC) enabled Keyport to test and train in interoperable