Massachusetts Military Asset & Security Strategy Task Force AF

AFLCMC… Providing the Warfighter’s Edge

I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e

Massachusetts Military Asset & Security Strategy Task Force

AF/Army Industry Day

Maj Gen Craig S. OlsonAFPEO C3I&N

11 Dec 15

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AFLCMC… Providing the Warfighter’s EdgeAFLCMC… Providing the Warfighter’s Edge

AT&L/AF/AQ/AFMC Alignment



PEO C3I&N Mission

Air & Space Superiority

GlobalISR

Rapid Global Mobility

GlobalStrike

C2


I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e 4

Terrestrial DomainFrom AFNet to Joint Information Environment



Gateway Security/JRSS

Com

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Con

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JIE Reference Approach & Cyber Weapon Systems Overlay

Base/IPN Boundary

Identity Management

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Pro

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Con

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AFNet Cyber

Next Gen Network

Provide next generation office automation/UC

capabilities

End

Use

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ices

Provide End User Device Options that better enable

mission operations

Network Infrastructure

Mob

ility

Stor

age

EMai

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UC

EIS

Special Purpose Processing Node

(SPPN)

Tactical Processing Node (TPN)

App

licat

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Installation Processing/Service

Node (IPN/ISN)

Core Data Center(CDC)

Reg

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Common Computing Environment (CCE)Common Application Hosting Framework

C3M

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AFI

NC

AC

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CD

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CSC

SC

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Cus

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nData Center Consolidation

& Application Rationalization

CIOLead

Installation Processing Node

Onb

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ing MilCloud Commercial Cloud

Need from DISANeed from DISA

Kill or Leave In Place

Continue to use As-Is Processes

Continue to use As-Is Processes

App Discovery

CIO Led Governance

Common Computing Environment

IPT

Migration Priorities- Core Apps- Pathfinders- Remaining Apps

2700 potential apps to bring thru migration process

12 Pathfinder Apps

Increased Speed, Improved Security, Reduced Cost


UNCLASSIFIED

Net OpsNet Ops

DefenseDefense

OffenseOffense

Lines ofOperation

Lines of Effort

Defend the AFIN and Key Mission Systems

Operate the AFIN

Engage the Adversary

IntelligenceCommand Control

Communications

Defense of Cyber Terrain is Necessary to Succeed in Today’s Fight

Cyberspace Weapon Systems

1. AF Intranet Control (AFINC)2. Cyber Security Control System

(CSCS)

1. AF Intranet Control (AFINC)2. Cyber Security Control System

(CSCS)

3. AF Cyberspace Defense (ACD)4. Cyberspace Vulnerability

Assessment/Hunter (CVA/H)5. Cyberspace Defense Analysis

(CDA)

3. AF Cyberspace Defense (ACD)4. Cyberspace Vulnerability

Assessment/Hunter (CVA/H)5. Cyberspace Defense Analysis

(CDA)

6. Network Attack System (NAS)6. Network Attack System (NAS)

7. Cyber Command & Control Mission System (C3MS)

7. Cyber Command & Control Mission System (C3MS)

Cyber DomainResponsive Cyber Acquisition

AFLCMCCyber Solutions Cell



JOC / ASOC

CRC

BACN

E-3

E-8

SADL

TACP-M

Convoy Comm Support

F-16

A-10

Link-16SADL

Inmarsat

UHF/VHF

Net Enabled CDL

Link-16

Army Ground Forces

BACN Ground Station

F-15

Dismounted (Rover 5)

TACPod

CDL

CAOC

Rivet Joint

NEW

F-22

F-35

IFDL

MADL

1-way Link-16

Future IFDL

Future MADL

U-2

Airborne DomainTransitioning to JALN

Joint Aerial Layer Network (JALN)Increased & affordable access across air & space through…• Hi-capacity backbone• Govt owned standards,

interfaces, architecture to minimize variability

• Enablers for Combat Cloud



Space/Nuclear C3 Enterprise

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MILSATCOM

Bomber, tanker, and recce airfields

Global ASNT

*MMRT: Modified Miniature Receive Terminal

Mobile support teams

Fielded systemsSystems in development

MMRT / FAB-T MMRT*/ FAB-TE-6E-4

B-52MRT / FAB-T

FAB-TB-2

FAB-TRC-135

National Military Command Centers

Combatant commands’ command posts

White House

DIRECT

ICBM launch control centers

Launch facilities

MMPMMP

UpgradeVLF/LFEHF/AEHFLandline

SMART-T



# Note: Program Execution Only; Organizationally aligned under PEO BM & ACS Respectively (OT&E)

C3I&N Leadership

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LCLMR. STEPHEN

LAFLEUR

HRMS. ANNETTE

GARTLAND

PKMR. JOE

ZIMMERMAN

ENMR. GLEN

TOWNSEND

PMMR. TOM

POWIS

FMMR. SEAN

DUFFY

AFLCMC COMMANDERLT GEN JOHN THOMPSONAFPEO/C3I&N

MAJ GEN CRAIG OLSON

SAF/AQVacant

SPACE, AERIAL & NUCLEAR NETWORKS DIV

HNACOL TODD KRUEGER

CRYPTO & CYBER SYSTEMS DIV

HNCCOL GARY SALMANS

SPACE & C3I DIV(HBZ) #

COL MICHAEL HOLL

DEPUTY DIRECTORVACANT

CTODR TIM RUDOLPH

AFPEO/SPLT GEN SAMUAL

GREAVES

FAB-T DIVHNS

COL AMANDA KATO

EW/AVIONICS DIV(WNY) #

COL EARL STOLZ

C3I INFRASTRUCTUREDIVHNI

COL JOHN BEDINGFIELD

ITMR. HOWARD

STUBBLEFIELD

SPECIAL PRGMS DIVHNJ

COL STEPHEN BROOKS



TERRESTRIAL

CYBER

SPACE

AIRBORNE

FAB-T

FAB-T

AFNET LAK

CCOMMERCIAL SATCOM

TDC

AERIAL NETWORK /CDL

BACN

BLOS C2

TDL-LINK 16

TDL-LINK 16

GBS DECC

BLOS C2

JRE/JTEP GW

GATM (CNS/ATM)

JTRS

JTRSMMPU

GCSS

AFWET

GBS

AFNETCRYPTO MODERNIZATION INFORMATION ASSURANCE CYBER SOLUTIONS CELLTDC CYBER OPS/DEFENSE ENABLER NETWORKED INFRASTRUCTURE

ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM CERTIFICATION& ACCREDITATION CMF ROADMAP

SADL

MILSATCOM

G ASNT

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Traveling the JourneyWith Enterprise Partners

Industry Partners


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Warfighter Benefits• Provides a Security Technical Implementation

Guide (STIG) capable network

• Enables base-level data, voice, video, imagery, sensor, and telemetry requirements

• Ensure Air Force Networks are capable of conducting, supporting, and advancing Coalition, Joint, AF, and Interagency Operations

• Provides life cycle management support

Description SpecificsBase Information Transport Infrastructure (BITI) delivers the Air Force wired and wireless cyber network backbone infrastructure and Enterprise solutions at each Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard base

• Major Customers: AFNetOps, MAJCOMs, all fixed bases

• Contracts: NETCENTS2 Products, NETCENTS2 NETOPS & Infrastructure SolutionsSystem Capability

Upgrades base cyber infrastructure (i.e. fiber optics and network equipment), providing redundant, high-speed and reliable wired and wireless cyber network capabilities

Base Information TransportInfrastructure (BITI) FY15


Potential Industry OpportunityBITI Enterprise Contracts

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• Anticipated Vehicles: NETCENTS2 Products, NETCENTS2 NETOPS & Infrastructure Solutions

• Anticipated Procurement Approach: Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, Firm Fixed Price• Customers: AFNetOps, MAJCOMs, all Fixed Bases• POC: Lt Col Bradley Panton, AFLCMC/HNIB, 781-225-2695

Sara Corsetti (PCO), AFLCMC/HNIK, 781-225-4081

Anticipated Contract Schedule Installation Location• Network Management System: 3QFY16• Secure Network Management: 3QFY16• Access Point (AP) Core Mod Upgrade: 3QFY16• Air Nation Guard(ANG) AP Mod Upgrade: 3QFY16• AFSN BITI Base Equipment Products Buy: 2QFY16

• All 175 BITI Locations• All 175 BITI Locations• Number of bases TBD• 77 ANG BITI Bases• (5) FY15 OCONUS BITI Bases

Scope: To provide an Information Transport Infrastructure


Airborne Network Global Information Grid Interface (ANGI)

SpecificsSystem Capability Specifics

• Network transport to DoDIN and AFNet core services• Network management to provide mission assurance to

monitor, control and provide SA • Access to enterprise and AFNet services to disconnected,

intermittent and low-bandwidth users• Mission compatibility for COMSATCOM users utilizing

terrestrial networks

• Requirements basis:• CENTCOM UON Nov 07• Enduring Capability Nov 12• AFSPC Requirements Description Document Apr 14

• Initial customers: JSTARS, AWACS, KC-46, and Combat Flyaway Kit (CFK)

Description / Warfighter Benefits• ANGI provides a standardized, consolidated network entry

point to extend AF air and ground user capability• Enables 24/7 operations • Saves an estimated $1.7M/year in recurring operations and

maintenance costs• Saves the NRE expense of building stovepipe solutions for

future systems• Future increments to include backup host site facilities for

greater mission assurance and operational continuity• Immediate focus on initial capability; long-term strategy in

development

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ANGI Contract

• Scope: Two delivery orders for commercial off the shelf IT equipment supporting the ANGI program

• Schedule: – First delivery order awarded in 1st Qtr FY15; – Second delivery order award anticipated in 4th Qtr FY16

• Anticipated Contract: NETCENTS-2 (Products) will be competed among all 25 contract holders; small business set aside

• Anticipated Procurement Approach: Lowest price technically acceptable

• Customer: AFSPC, ACC, AMC• POC:

• Capt Nicholas Pongallo, AFLCMC/HNAA, 781-225-4231• PCO: Ms. Lori-Anne Dionne, AFLCMC/HNAK, 781-225-4090

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Warfighter Benefits• AF161 SBIR Topics: provides ubiquitous connectivity for

C2 and sensors from command centers to the edge; provides added spectrum and security for operational communications; provides greater interoperability of multiple waveforms with low SWaP and Cost; delivered demonstrated technology in shorter time periods

Desired Airborne Networking & Communications SBIR Topics

Description Specifics• Airborne Cloud for the Tactical Edge User (ABC)• Cognitive Airborne Comms with RF Interference Mitigation and Anti-

jam (RIMA)• Airborne Network using Spectrum-Efficient Comms Technologies

(ANSECT)

• Major Customers: Joint Target Area Controllers (JTAC), Close Air Support (CAS), Special Operations Tactics Teams, supports Joint Aerial Layer Network (JALN) Concepts and Goals, Interplane IP communications, Free-Space Optical (FSO) [laser comms], and Air-to-Ground/Maritime warfighters employing tactical transceiver communications

• Contract: AFRL /RIK Small Business InnovationResearch (SBIR) for FY2016 topic series (AF161)

• Phase I, 9-months, $150K, multiple awards, generally• Phase II, 24-months, $750K-$1M, single award,

generally

System Capability• Establish aerial cloud technology (manifested on air platforms or

through GIG connectivity or other options• IP-enabled autonomous and secure routing throughout the battlespace

• Spectrum agile and spectrum efficient communications

• Exhibit some directionality, nulling, higher capacity comms than currently available

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DROP ZONE

TRANSPORT

OPS AREA

C4ISR Feeder Node

Air Variant

UAV Variant

Ground Variant



Potential Industry Opportunity Aerial Networking (AN) & Comms

• Pre-solicitation:• Airborne Cloud for the Tactical Edge User (ABC)• Cognitive Airborne Comms with RF Interference Mitigation and Anti-jam

(RIMA)• Airborne Network using Spectrum-Efficient Comms Technologies

(ANSECT)• Anticipated Schedule: Presolicitation 11-Dec-15 thru 11-Jan-16; Award ~Mar 16

• ABC (Topic AF161-053), RIMA (Topic AF161-052) , ANSECT (Topic AF161-051)

• Anticipated Contract: AFRL/RIK SBIR in USAF FY2016.1 (AF161) topic series• Anticipated procurement approach: SBIR Phase I ($150K, 9-months, multiple

awards) and Phase II ($750K - $1M, 24-months, single award)• Potential Post-SBIR Phase II activity if transition plans meet stakeholder

needs• Potential Direct-to-Phase II (D2P2): New competitive topics in AF162 and

beyond

• POC: AFLCMC/HNAA, Mr. Clif Banner, 781-225-4229, [email protected]

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SpecificsDescriptionThe Link 16 Ground Support System (GSS) will provide the

Romanian Air Force a training environment for their F-16s that will also emulate a wartime environment and exercise all of the

benefits/features of Link 16 in a ground based training environment

Small Business Set Aside Requirements: Technical Requirements will be provided

with the Request for Proposal Customers: US and Romania

Contractors: One viable small business candidate responded to sources sought solicitation

Quantities: (1) System to include spares, commercial support plan and contractor support

Tactical Workstation with a high resolution graphics display Implements all of the data link messages and includes scenario

generation, surveillance, track management, limited C2, recording and data analysis

Warfighter Benefits

• Emulates wartime environment for training purposes

• Provides ground base situation awareness for exercise and airborne sorties

• Can be deployed to support remote exercise or real world events

• Is usually the first Link 16 training facility for new Coalition partners

System Capability

Romania Ground Support SystemProcurement

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Romania Ground Support SystemContract

• Scope:

• One (1) Ground Support System Procurement

• To include spares, commercial support plan and contractor support

• Anticipated Schedule:

• RFP: Mid January 2016

• Contract Award: Mar 2016 (desired)

• Delivery Date: Sep 2016 (required)

• Anticipated Contract: One Award, Small Business Set Aside

• Anticipated procurement approach: Best Value

• Estimated Program Value: ~ $1.1M

• Customer: Romanian Air Force

• POC:

– Mr. Don Seta, AFLCMC/HNAI, (781) 225-6677

– PCO, Ms. Edna Alonis, AFLCMC/HNAK, (781) 225-407019





Flexible Information Assurance Acquisition Tool (FIA2T) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) Contract

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SpecificsDescription

Warfighter Benefits

Anticipated Contract Strategy: • $925M contract ceiling• Full & Open Competition (FAR Part 15)

Delivery/Task Orders: • Determines requirement(s) and schedule• FFP, FPIF, CPFF, CPIF, CR available• Streamlined award process

Provides cryptographic and Information Assurance (IA) technologies, product development and support through all phases of the acquisition lifecycle

• FIA2T focuses on the full range of AFLCMC/HNC requirements

• Develop and support cryptographic and IA products and associated support equipment

• FIA2T’s flexible delivery/task order process reduces time to meet customer requirements

• Improves operations efficiency and reduces reliance on external contracts

SMCC Operational ViewSource: CCTD, 31Jul 12

Crypto on Demand





Flexible Information Assurance Acquisition Tool (FIA2T) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) Contract

• Scope:

FIA2T focuses on the full range of AFLCMC/HNC requirements

Develop and support cryptographic and IA products and associated support equipment

FIA2T’s flexible delivery/task order process reduces time to meet customer requirements

Improves operations efficiency and reduces reliance on external contracts

• Anticipated Schedule:

• RFP Release: 2QFY16

• Contract Award: 1QFY17

• Period of Performance: 11 years

• Anticipated Contract: Ten small and ten large businesses

• Anticipated Procurement Approach: IDIQ FAR part 15

• Customer: Cryptologic and Cyber Systems Division

• POCs:

AFLCMC/HNCSA, (210) 925-4831

AFLCMC/HNCK, (210) 925-1072

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Follow-Up

Name Title Phone

Major General Craig Olson AFPEO C3I&N 781-225-1604

Col Todd Krueger Space Aerial and Nuclear Division Chief 781-225-4088

Col John Bedingfield C3I Infrastructure Division Chief 781-225-6216

Col Gary Salmons Crypto and Cyber System Division Chief 210-977-2253

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