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COL William P. CanaleyProject Lead

FIELD OPERATIONS

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Field Operations Current Support Contracts

Field OPS currently uses two contracts to accomplish its mission:

Warfighter FOCUS (WFF) Artillery and Chemical Training (ACT)

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• This acquisition was competitively awarded under full and open competition to a large business

• Single Award, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)

Prime Contractor: Raytheon Information and Intelligence Services (formerly Raytheon Technical Services Company)

Warfighter FOCUS provides worldwide integrated training systems sustainment and training services for the Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, SOCOM and Multinational Coalition Forces

• Local and Regional contract managers concentrate manpower seamlessly maximizing efficiency • Generates substantial efficiencies by providing cross-trained technicians within a site and across sites in various

disciplines across numerous systems • Warrior Training Alliance led by Raytheon Information and Intelligence Services executes through extensive

teaming - 183 team members including 134 small business team members• Field OPS provides contract oversight• Transition planning for non-maintenance training services on-going• Work will be allowed to stay on WFF as long as necessary to prevent break in training services

Warfighter FOCUS Contract (WFF)

• Two-year base and eight one-year options

• Bridge Contract-extends WFF up to 2 years

31 OCT 2017

Ordering period ends

1 NOV 2007

Ordering period began

• WFF contract has a NEW ceiling of $13.77B

• Net increase of $2.57B• $10.7B obligated through current date

Organization: Field OPSPhone: 407-384-3735Email: usarmy.orlando.peo-stri.list.ops@mail.mil

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Field Operations Future Support Contracts

Post 31 Oct 2018, Field OPS will use at least four contracts to accomplish its mission:

ATMP ETSC TRIOSS ACT

5America’s Force of Decisive Action

WFF Transition Contracts Status

ATMP

ETSC

NTC MSN SPT

Phase-In (6 months)

TRIOSS

MTCCS

ScheduleRisk

Jul 17 – Sep 174QTRFY17

Oct 17 – Dec 171QTRFY18

Jan 18 – Mar 182QTRFY18

Apr 18 – Jun 183QTRFY18

Jul 18 – Sep 184QTRFY18

Oct 18 – Dec 181QTRFY19

Jan 19 – Mar 192QTRFY19

WFFWFF Ordering Period

Ends 31 OCT 17

JRTC MSN SPT

JMRC MSN SPT

HTASC

CIO-G6

Projected Contract AwardLegend: Phase-In Contract Full

PerformancePM/COR within PEO STRI

PM/COR outside PEO STRI

WFF Period of PerformanceEnds 31 OCT 18

MAC TOsCompetition

ContractTimeline

Phase-In

UAS IMS

Field OPS Requirements

owner

ACC-Orlando working with non-PEOSTRI Requirements

owners

TO Competitions Phase-In

Full Performance

Full Performance

Full Performance

Full PerformancePhase-In

Phase-In (6 months) Full Performance

Phase-In Full Performance

Full Performance

Phase-In Full Performance

Phase-In Full Performance

TO Competitions – Begin Oct FY conclude Late 4th Qtr FY18

TBD

Provided to Industry in ACC-O PALT Session17 October 2017

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PdL Combat Training Centers (CTC)National Training Center

Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC)

Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Capability (JPMRC)

Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC)

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PdL Soldier Non-Systems (SNS)

I-MILES Combat Vehicle (CV) TESS

I-MILES IWS 2010 (IWS/2)

Improved Target Acquisition System (ITAS)I-MILES TVS

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PdL Sustainable Range Program (SRP)

Integrated-MOUT Training Systems (I-MTS)

Fort Campbell CACTF

Digital Range Training System (DRTS)

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PdL Soldier Systems (SS)

Joint High Speed Vessel Engine Room Simulator (JHSV ERS)

UH-72A Cockpit Procedures Trainer (CPT)

Longbow Crew Trainer (LCT)

Construction Equipment

Virtual Trainers

AH-64E Avionics Visionics Survivability Weapons Trainer

STRYKER Maintenance

Trainer

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PdL Support Mission (SM)

US Army Reserve Support

Gender Occupational Opportunity Development

Afghan Pilot Training – Fixed Wing

Afghan Engineer Training

Kuwait CFFT Training

Afghan Pilot Training – Rotary Wing