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SeaPort-e MAC Contract Number: N00178-05-D-4323 Contract Number: N00178-05-D-4323 EH01 Prime Contract Point(s) of Contact: Robert Dofner SeaPort Program Point(s) of Contact: Meredith Springer springer@falconwood.biz
Falconwood Quality Assurance Program Contract Number: N00178-05-D-4323 NS02 Prime Contract Point(s) of Contact: Steve Goett SeaPort Program Point(s) of Contact: Meredith Springer springer@falconwood.biz Description of Contract: Falconwood Quality Assurance Program
Contract Number: N00178-05-D-4323 NS01 Prime Contract Point(s) of Contact: Tim Donnelly SeaPort Program Point(s) of Contact: Meredith Springer springer@falconwood.biz Description of Contract: Falconwood Quality Assurance Program About SeapPort-e is a indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity multiple award contract for support services for all phases of weapon systems acquisition and life-cycle support including Research & Development Support, Prototyping, Acquisition Logistics, Modeling, Test & Evaluation Trials, and Engineering Support for the Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Strategic Systems Programs, and the United States Marine Corps.. All NAVSEA enterprise contracting officers are ordering officers.
Falconwood Team Members: Falconwood, Inc. provides Program Management and Acquisition support to the PM MNCI program Office, Service Delivery (SD) and Life Cycle Support Management (LCSM) Integrated Product Teams to ensure smooth transition of computers and servers to the Navy Marine Corps Intranet. Additionally, Falconwood, Inc. provides enterprise strategic planning and requirements analysis for Legacy Applications, and support migration of the enterprise legacy applications/networks to the Navy/Marine Corps CONUS environment both on the existing operating system and in support of Tech Insertion/Tech Refresh and a verity of special programs. Falconwood provides SME support to these IPT leads to include brief development, metric capturing and monitoring, risk assessment, and NGEN requirement development. Falconwood staff performs comprehensive evaluations of technical and functional requirements to ensure compliance with Department of Defense (DoD) and Navy network requirements. Falconwood provides technology project plans and implementation strategies for Information Technology initiatives as directed by the Department of Navy Enterprise. Falconwood has over 9 years experience with NMCI conducting requirements development, analyzing requirements, evaluating network architecture and developing Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) to ensure the POR met the baseline network requirements. Booz Allen Hamilton provides support to the Marine Corps’ application and system portfolio. They managed a portfolio of over 1700 applications/system that encompass 19 functional areas. Their responsibilities include capturing all application/system data within the Department of Navy’s Application and Database Management System and performing analysis to rationalize systems and to track performance of the portfolio. The effort included full life-cycle investment management of over 600 Enterprise Services (common) IT applications and systems as well as providing guidance and oversight for the remaining 19 other functional areas. Activities supporting the effort included, but were not limited to, providing detailed analysis, control, and evaluation of applications and systems; identification of IT capability gaps; validation of new and existing requirements; development and coordination of the IT applications and systems strategy; development of performance metrics for compliance with laws, policy, and regulations; and recommended actions or development of policy to direct and guide management of IT investments throughout the USMC enterprise. Booz Allen Hamilton provided strategic, technical, and administrative support to Headquarters Marine Corps, Director C4 (USMC CIO) during the initial inception of DKO in 2006. Science Applications International
Corporation (SAIC) The SAIC Team supported the PM NMCI in the rollout of NMCI at Navy and Marine Corps sites, and provided support to the Service Delivery IPT, Lifecycle Supportability and Management IPT, Test and Evaluation VP, PCO and PAO and Service Delivery IA team to provide a continuous, objective and thorough assessment of NMCI transition performance to improve the DoN enterprise schedule adherence, risk forecasting and mitigation through uniform application of the Execution Discipline (ED) policy in support of NMCI seat deployment completion within project and program timelines. Additionally the SAIC Team assisted the GNOC Det. OIC, Executive Officer, and Operations Manager with network security engineering in providing global oversight and coordination in the installation, configuration, and maintenance of information security-related network serv¬ices (firewalls, virus protection, intrusion de¬tection, incident reporting, vulnerability assessment, contingency plans, disaster recovery, and countermeasures). Wyle, Inc. supports the Information Assurance Task Force by performing planning, coordination and execution for tasks, feasibility studies, tests, analytical engineering, software engineering, engineering assessments, development, training, and exercise support. They provide part time personnel to respond quickly, support surges, and provide flexibility to meet dynamic requirements. Wyle, Inc. provided a Combatant Commander (COCOM) Liaison representative to the United States European Command (EUCOM) in Stuttgart, GE. Finally, Wyle, Inc. provided conference support as required. The Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) is responsible for the test and evaluation (T&E) of all systems for the Army. Wyle supported ATEC for the operational assessment of interoperability and information assurance on new and fielded systems. Wyle, Inc. provides invaluable insight as to what works and what doesn’t with regard to enterprise and networked systems in the Global Information Grid (GIG). X-Feds coordinated Navy Research Lab (NRL) Gargoyle analysis of Valiant Shield data previously collected with SSC SD 2822. They initiated preparations and plans for continued next Valiant Shield exercises by developing approaches to improve capabilities. X-Feds participated in PMW-160/PMW-790 TW09 planning meeting for USS BLUE RIDGE Piers connectivity demonstration and TW09 Real Time Services Tactical Extensions (RTS-TE). They analyzed ADNS Capability Production Document (CPD) IT standards and provided comments to DISR-online for standards currency and status. X-Feds performed services related directly to Navy-Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) and Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN), as well as other interrelated Naval network initiatives including Programs. MBK Consultants, Inc. supported multiple disciplines
and IT Systems engineering elements including Network and SLA Performance
Monitoring and Management including comprehensive Capacity planning;
Requirements, design and implementation of Enterprise IT Support
Management Systems (EITSMS); Desktop Operating System Design and
Engineering; Evolution and implementation of next generation Navy
Messaging, Enterprise Management Systems; Application and network
performance characterization; Wide Area Network provisioning, planning
and assessment; External Networks Integration, Testing and Transition;
Requirements definition and Engineering of Boundary 3 Community
of Interest; Management and oversight of the NMCI ECCB; Information
Assurance Performance Baseline (IAPB) requirements generation and
monitoring. |
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