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Integrated Information Warfare for the
21st Century PEOC4I.NAVY.MIL
Program Executive Office Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (PEO C4I)
25 October 2016 Mr. Roland Feghali
Tech. Dir and Cybersecurity Lead (PMW 750) 858.537.0656
PMW 750 Carrier and Air Integration Program Office Brief to NDIA
Statement A: Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited. (2 OCTOBER 2016)
PMW 750’s Mission
Deliver integrated, joint, and coalition-interoperable C4I capabilities for our Navy’s aircraft carriers, force-level
amphibious ships, command ships, and aircraft
Mission Areas: • Shipbuilding and Conversion – Navy (SCN): Deliver tested and
integrated Force-Level C4I Capabilities • Modernization: Installation Planning and Execution • Advanced Planning: Force-Level C4I Modernization Planning • Air Integration: Integrate Naval Aviation Enterprise (NAE) C4ISR
Capabilities Programs: • Capability development and integration for TacMobile and NAVAIR
(MQ-25A, JSF, Triton, P-8, and E-2D) programs
PMW 750 provides Platform C4I integration support to the Surface Warfare & Naval Aviation Enterprises 2
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PEO C4I Organizational Structure
Chief of Staff – CAPT Kyle Turco Executive Assistant – Gary Galloway
DPEO Acquisition Management – John Metzger DPEO Manpower & Budget – Lisa Ramsey DPEO Plans & Strategy – Suzanne Arney
DPEO Platform Integration & Modernization – Jerry Nies DPEO Technical Direction and Program Integration – Bob
Parker
APEO Installations (FRD) – Cheryl Carlton
APEO Logistics (4.0) – Sean Zion
APEO Engineering (5.0) – Nic Bergeron
APEO S&T (7.0) – Rafe Pei
SPAWAR
Space Field Activity
SSC Pacific
SSC Atlantic
CURRENT READINESS REPORTING
PEO C4I RDML C. D. Becker
SPAWAR RADM David Lewis
ASN(RDA) Assistant Secretary of the Navy
(Research, Development & Acquisition)
CNO Chief of Naval Operations
Updated 25JUL16
Shore & Expeditionary
Integration PMW 790
Les Hubbard CDR Ken Ebert
International C4I Integration PMW 740
Sean Moone Simon Smith
Carrier and Air Integration PMW 750
CAPT Andy Gibbons CAPT Robert Cassol
Ship Integration PMW 760
CAPT William DeBow David Rodriguez
Undersea Integration PMW 770
CAPT Edward Anderson
Mark Mukanos
Command & Control Systems PMW 150
CAPT Allan Walters Mark Compton
Tactical Networks PMW 160
Jim Churchill (Acting) Jeff Sanders (Acting)
Communications & GPS Navigation
PMW/A 170
CAPT Mark Glover Dan Brothers
Information Assurance & Cyber Security PMW 130
Steve Bullard Rob Diaz
Battlespace Awareness & Information
Operations PMW 120
CAPT Mark Kempf Sal Ledesma
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR John Pope
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SCN Alignment
4
SSC LANT
SUPSHIP
NNS GC
NAVSEA
05
PMW 130 IA & Cyber
Security
PMW/A 170 Comms &
GPS Navigation
PMW 150 Command & Control
PMW 120 Battlespace
Awareness & IO
PMW 160 Tactical
Networks
PMS 312 RCOH
8 Way MOA PM2PM Agreements
PMS 378/379 CVN 78/79
8 Way MOA PM2PM Agreements
PMS 377 LHA 6/7 LHA 8
PMW 750 Integrates, Tests, & Delivers C4I
Capability to SCN platforms
PMW 750 is the C4I Program Acquisition Resource Manager (PARM) for Force-Level Ships
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PMW 750 SCN Integration Efforts • Baseline Management Manage over $100M of funding and schedules for all C4I/SPAWAR systems per platform Use Cost Plus Fixed-Fee(CPFF) and Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) contracts
• Systems Design and Integration Design and develop C4I engineering drawing packages housed in 150+ racks and using
3,100+ drops per platform Manage inter-systems interfaces (i.e. Functional Interface Drawings (FID)) Develop and assess Engineering Change Proposals
• Radio Communication Systems (RCS), Distributed Systems (DS), and Ship’s Signal Exploitation Space (SSES) Production, Integration, and Test Facilities Integrate and test radio communication System of Systems (SoS) Design, build, and integrate 55+ racks of C4I and ancillary equipment Develop platform test procedures
• Manage shipboard C4I installation and tests • Expanded responsibilities with CVN 73 that now include overall Zone
Integration and C4I MQ-25A modifications
5 PMW 750 Delivers all C4I for SCN CVNs and LHAs
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MARCOR SYSCOM
CNAF CNSF
USFFC
NCF
CPF
NAVSEA 21
PEO Carriers
PMW 130 IA & Cyber
Security
PMW 160 Tactical
Networks
PMW/A 170 Comms
& GPS
Navigation
PMW 150 Command & Control
Fleet Modernization Alignment
PMW 750 is the Primary POC for Afloat Force-Level C4I Modernization & Integration
PMW 120 Battlespace Awareness
& IO
Ship Program Managers Fleet Commanders TYCOMs
PMW 750 Fleet Modernization Interface:
Fleet VTC, FDNF VTC, NCMC, and C4I Program Reviews w/SPMs
SPAWAR FRD
System Sustainment
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Carrier Dashboard/Quick Look
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Test Event Description Status
1 Demonstration of System Initialization and Configuration 100%
2 Tactical Data Links: MTJ (ADNS INC III to ADNS INC III) 100%
3 Tactical Data Links: STJ/UTJ/SAT A 50%
4 Tactical Data Links: LOS/BLOS Link 16
HF/UHF Link 11 66%
5 C4I to Combat Systems: GCCS-M to DCGS-N Functionality 98%
6 C4I to Combat Systems: Data Manipulation and Transport 75%
7 Preparatory Testing 70% (Note 1)
Connected and Workstation Hosted Systems
GBS (90%) SREL JWICS
VTC AIS Split COP (25%)
SIPR VTC
NAVMACS (20%)
JTT (90%) ADSI BFTN
Note 1 MEDWEB
Note 1 Tested Sat. In Progress Test Failed Note 1: BFTN and MEDWEB cannot be tested due to factors outside of
ship’s force control.
Primary Systems
Primary Systems
Secondary Systems
Supporting Systems
Capability
CANES CBSP AIS DMDS STJ
SREL DCGS-N PLT NAVSSI UTJ
NMT CDLMS CDLS RADMERC HF Link 11
ADNS GBS JADOCS Crypto/Devices UHF Link 11
GCCS-M JTIDS TBMCS BFTN Link 16 LOS
ADSI JTT MEDWEB MTJ
SSEE TIP
Ready for SOT In Progress Will not support SOT
SOT Provided Training, 301 hrsDCGS-N
COMSEC
CANES
GCCS
LINK
ADNS
NMT
SOT
CBD
Issues Discovered (13 Total, 6 Corrected)
Resolved Unresolved
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PEO(T)
PMW 750 Alignment to Support NAE
*Dual-reports to NAVAIR 1.0 For GPS/Navigation
PMW 120 Battlespace Awareness
& IO
PMW/A 170*
Comms & GPS
Navigation
PEO Ships *LHA/LHD
PEO Carriers
PEO(A)
PEO (U&W)
PMW 150 Command
and Control
AIR 1.0
NAV
IGAT
ION
G
PS/N
AVW
AR
PMW 750 is the C4I “One-Stop Shop” for the Naval Aviation Enterprise
PMW 160
Tactical Networks
PMW 130 IA &
Cybersecurity
PMW 790 Shore and
Expeditionary Integration
PEO (JSF)
PMW 750 Alignment with NAE: Aviation Council of
Captains, A/SI EXCOMs, QPRs, TIMs, C4I Air Platform
(CAP) IPTs, and ISRATs
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Air-Sea Integration Overview
• PMW 750 is a “One-Stop Shop” for PEO C4I and NAVAIR C4I Coordination and Collaboration Manages NAVAIR-funded C4ISR Engineering Provides POR and Enterprise C4ISR solutions rather than non-
standard solutions – “Common Core Capabilities” – Saves money and leverages other investments – Improves Interoperability
• PMW 750 Planning and Execution Processes aligned to PEO C4I Best Practices with minimal variation
MQ-4/Triton MQ-25A/Stingray E-2D Joint Strike Fighter P-8A/P-3C 9
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Software Driven Capabilities
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Sources 1. Weaver, Susan. “Software Wars” Crosstalk. The Journal of Defense Software Engineering. September 2004 2. Hagen, Christian. “Delivering Military Software Affordably.” Defense AT&L. March-April 2013 3. Galdorisi, George. “The Zumwalt-Class Destroyer. A Technology “Bridge” Shaping the Navy after Next” Naval War College Review, Summer 2010, Vol 62, No 3 4. Siceloff, Steven. “Space Shuttle Era. Celebrating a Technological Marvel” http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/flyout/flyfeature_shuttlecomputers.html 5. Charette, Robert. “This Car Runs on Code.” IEEE Spectrum. February 2009 10
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Airborne Networks Today Platform Specific Networks
Network Function Coupled with Communication Method
MADL (LPI/LPD)
TTNT
Rover (S-Band CDL)
VMF
SIPR Chat
WB SATCOM
CEC
BFTN
CDL
LINK 16
NIFC-CA
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Future Airborne Networks Transparently Networked for Warfighters
Network Function Decoupled from Communication Methods
Secure, resilient, and common links enabling autonomous routing of
information over the network
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TacMobile Overview • TacMobile is a critical C4I enabler for Maritime
Patrol and Reconnaissance Forces (MPRF) P-8A, P-3C, AAS depend on TacMobile to operate Provides P-8A Poseidon & P-3C Orion with persistent
operational and tactical – C4I infrastructure and Battle Management – Weapons Systems Interfaces – Tactical Decision Aids – Post mission ISR Processing Exploitation
Dissemination (PED) – ASW acoustic analysis and mission
reconstruction • 22 Platforms (Total Inventory Objective) Tactical Operations Centers (TOC) Mobile Tactical Operations Center (MTOC)
• Strong partnership with PMA-290 and CDR Patrol Reconnaissance Group
13 TacMobile is classified as a Weapons System
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We Rely on a Wide Variety of Skills from Industry
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• Lead support: Program Managers, Lead Engineers, Lead Logisticians, System
Administrators, System Security Engineers Information Assurance SMEs and Security Classification Guide
Developers • Software Developers for: SOA, C+, Java, TacMASS, MARS, Acoustic Signal Processing Unix/Linux/Windows
• Engineering and Logistics: Software Integrators, Testing and Evaluation Engineers, Logisticians Help Desk Support, Configuration Managers, Training Specialists,
Shipping Specialists, Technical Writers Drafter/CAD Operators
• Production and SMEs: Production Managers, Electronics Technicians, P-3C/P-8A Interface SMEs Hardware Engineers, Technical Analysts, Production Engineers ISEA support, Software Loading and Configuration SMEs Facilities Electricians, Architecture & Planning, CPD Developers
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Loss of Corporate Knowledge impacts Quantity and Quality of Industry Partnership
Contract Churn Impacts on IMS
Production Challenge
Contact
Award
Old Contract
Close-out
New Contact
FTE Ramp-Up
Installation Challenge
Old Contact
FTE Ramp-Down
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TacMobile Current Primary Contract
Contract Scope Type Prime $ Ceiling Expiration Engineering Support Services: Technical services, equipment procurement, system integration, assembly, testing, studies and analysis, installation, training, maintenance and support, configuration management, quality assurance (QA), material control, program management, and logistics products and services in support of life cycle management responsibilities
CPFF/FFP Tapestry Solutions $76M 2020
Contract Scope Type Prime $ Ceiling Expiration
Logistics Support CPFF Centurum 1M 2016
Mission Planning Software CPFF NG 2M 2016
Requirements Management and Financial Management Support CPFF BAH 1M 2016
Other TacMobile Current Contracts
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PMW 750 Contracts
Contract Scope Type Prime $ Ceiling Exp Professional Support Services: Program Management, Financial Planning, Contracting Support, Administrative Support, Production and Installation Management, Acquisition Support, and Technical Support Services for PMW 750
Seaport-e Sentek 46M 2017
Advanced Planning* : Production planning, conducting risk analyses, tracking/reporting program status, and managing actions and improving workflow related to processes to enable efficient surface ship, submarine, and shore platform production installation engineering and integration
Seaport-e Forward Slope 6.4M 2017
Financial Support*: Business Financial Competency Support Seaport-e BAH 29.9M 2016
SCN Integration (CTII): Design, integration, engineering, procurement, fabrication, incidental purchase of supplies and equipment, assembly, test, inspection, delivery, and limited installation of integrated C4I capabilities aboard new construction (including RCOH) ships. PMW 750 Platforms: CVN, LHA and PMW 760 Platforms: LPD, T-AGM 25, T-AKE, JHSV
CPFF FFP SRC 75M 2019
Note: * Numerous PEO C4I PMWs
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Areas of Possible Industry Involvement: Our Top Five
1. We anticipate more built-in dependencies across programs e.g. ADNS POR is key enabler for Air-Sea-Land Integration Multiple POR and Operational Stakeholders are involved “An IP in Every Aircraft”
2. Inter-Program Integration is getting more complex C4I baseline deliveries require collaboration from Design to Delivery Integration is about closing seams between programs. When resources are tight, seams
increase. Innovative Industry partnering/collaboration is needed 3. Cybersecurity is here to stay and is growing 4. As Government improves its partnerships, we move up Maslow’s Hierarchy
Looking beyond shipboard installations, we anticipate Aviation Platforms and Sensors will drive shipboard installation decisions
“From ship-centric to Strike Group-centric” 5. Current readiness beats future readiness
… when resources are tight Innovative Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) (especially training) solutions that reduce
Operations and Sustainment (O&S) Costs are expected to be a growth area “Simplifying the Sailor’s Experience in a ‘Cloudy’ Future”
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