Army M_D-Presentation

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U.S. Army Manufacturing & Development Roundtable

May 24, 2011

PM Air SoldierPM Ground SoldierPM Mounted Soldier

Program Executive Office Soldier

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G1:Dir, Personnel

PEO

Project Manager

Soldier Weapons

DPM Soldier Weapons

PM Individual Weapons

PM Crew Served Weapons

PM Soldier Clothing & Individual Equipment

PM Soldier Protective Equipment

G8: Dir, Business Management

Contracts Management

G3: Dir, Operations & Plans

Chief of Staff Command Sergeant Major (PEO)

G6: CIODPEO Reserve Affairs

Project ManagerSoldier Warrior

DPM Soldier Warrior

Project Manager Soldier Weapons

DPM Soldier Weapons

Congressional Affairs

G4: Dir, Logistics

G5: Strategic Communications

PAO

Project Manager Soldier Protection and Individual Equipment

DPM Soldier Protection and Individual Equipment

Executive Officer (PEO)

Project ManagerSoldier Sensors and Lasers

PM Soldier Maneuver SensorsPM Soldier Precision Targeting Devices

Liaison Officers

Executive Assistant (DPEO)

Director SMS; Deputy Director; (SWAR);(SPIE, SSL, RFI); (SW)

ASA(ALT) Soldier Maneuver Systems (SMS) Directorate

DPEO

Executive Director Quality Assurance,

Process & Compliance

Audits, Engagements & Compliance

As of 1 January 2010

Executive Office Manager (PEO)

G7: Dir, Systems

Engineering & Integration

DPM Soldier Sensors and Lasers

PM SCIE Mission & Vision

Vision

Mission

Develop and provide superior and sustainable integrated clothing and equipment in a rapidly changing global environment for the

Army’s most important combat system…the Soldier!

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Every Soldier! Everywhere! Everyday!

PM SCIE

LTC Michael Sloane

DPM SCIE

Dave Geringer

Resource MgmtJoyce Moseley

Quality/AssuranceRon Pollack

KeyMilitary

DA Civilian

Contractor

NCOSFC Corp

Systems IntegrationJeff Myhre

ContractsNeal Dedicatoria

LSO LiaisonLamar Palmer

MCOE, Ft Benning, GASara Faye Anderson

Bob Conklin

OperationsDan Carter

APM

DAC

FR Uniforms & Equipment

MAJ Dillon

APM

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Parachutes

MAJ Bryan

APM

0-4

Initial Issue Uniforms

MAJ Robinson

APM

DAC

SCIE/CDG**

Mike Holthe

APM

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NBC Equip/Hydration

CPT Bohlen

Chemical Support

CDID

FT Leavenworth, MO

APM

O-4

Extreme Weather Clothing & Equipment

MAJ Castro

PM SCIE Mission & Vision

PM SCIE FY 11 - Product AlignmentFR Uniforms and Equipment

APM: MAJ Dillon(703) 805-8545

ACQ SPT: Jed WatkinsQA/QC: Susan McLendon

[email protected] Clothing

Army Combat ShirtArmy Combat Pant

Fuel Handlers CoverallModular Ghillie Suit/GSAK Upgrade

FR Camouflage Face PaintFR Patches

Performance T-Shirt

NBC EquipmentAPM: CPT Adam Bohlen

(703) 805-8522ACQ SPT: Dan Young/Paul Harriger

QA/QC Carrie LarsonOn-the-Move Hydration System

JC3JPACEJSLIST

JSLIST Glove/AFSModern Army Combatives Kit

MOLLETTMB

Mountaineering EquipmentTeam Stove

Initial Issue UniformsAPM: MAJ Robinson

(703) 805-8558ACQ SPT: Marty Fadden/Roland Bostick

QA/QC: Linda MullenixIPFU Enhancements

Duffel Bag ImprovementTowel Improvement

Clothing Bag ModernizationACU Ancillary Items

Army Combat UniformArmy Service Uniform

Advanced Tactical Parachute SystemMC-6

MFF ARAPSElectronic Automatic Activation Device

MFF Navigational AidParachutist Oxygen Mask

RFID, Weapons Case, Bailout Chute

ParachutesAPM: MAJ John Bryan

(703) 805-8528ACQ SPT: Keith Colliver

QA/QC: Ronda Perfili

GEN III/P3I ECWCSFREE

Modular Boot SystemMountain Combat Boot

Extreme Weather Clothing & EquipmentAPM: MAJ Castro

(703) 805-8529Acquisition Support:Steve Swan/SFC CorpQA/QC: Tom Arsenault

Clothing & Individual EquipmentCDG APM/Technology Insertion:

Mike HoltheACQ SPT: TBD

QA/QC: TBDArmy Combat Glove

Glove Enhancement InitiativeField Tarp

Modular Sleeping Bag System (MSBS) Upgrade

Technology Insertion1. Flame Resistance

2. Environmental Protection3. OCIE & Clothing Bag4. Chemical/Biological

Systems IntegrationRFI

Configuration ManagementShin, Knee, Elbow Protection System

Permethrin TreatmentFamily of Flashlights (APL)

IntegrationJeff Myhre

(703) 805-8517

CIE Areas of Responsibility

MOLLE

Army Combat Boots

Mountaineering Equipment

Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

(JSLIST)

Individual Equipment

Hand and Foot Wear

Personal Clothing

Environmental Clothing

Personnel Airdrop

Chemical/Biological Protection

Army Combat Uniform

Family of Flashlights

Army Combat Uniform & ACU Ancillary Items

Fuel Handler’s Coverall Team Stove

On-the-Move Hydration

System

Modern Army Combatives Kit

Army Combat Shirt

Modular Sleep System

Glove Enhancement Initiative

Modular Boot System

Fire Resistant Clothing

Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble

Service Uniforms

Mountaineering Boot

Advanced Tactical Parachute System

(ATPS)

Army Combat Glove

Electronic Automatic Activation Device

Base Layers

Insulating Layer

Outer Shell Layers

GEN III Extended Cold Weather Clothing System

Field Tarp

IPFU Enhancements

MFF Navigational Aid

Modular Ghille Suit/GSAK Upgrade

Parachutists Oxygen Mask

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Personnel Airdrop

ATPS – T-11

ATPS − MC 6

Parachute Tracking System RFID

Advanced Ram Air Parachute System

(ARAPS)

Parachutist Oxygen Mask (POM)

PARANAV

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Modular Weapons Airborne Case

Advanced Emergency Bail Out Parachute

(AEBP)

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Joint Service Lightweight Integration Technology

(JSLIST)

Joint Chemical Biological Coverall for Combat Vehicle

Crewman (JC3)

Joint Protective Aircrew Ensemble

JSLIST Glove & Alternate Footwear

System

Improved Toxicological

Agent Protective System

Modern Army Combatives Kit

Self-Contained Toxic

Environmental Protective Outfit

(STEPO)

Modular Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment

(MOLLE)

On the Move Hydration

NBC/MOLLE/MACK/Hydration

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Uniforms/Clothing Bag Items

Army Service Uniform

Army Combat Uniform (ACU) & Ancillary items

Army White Shirt

Women’s Army Combat Uniform

Improved Physical Fitness Uniform (IPFU)

Enhancements

Duffel Bag & Towel Improvements

Extreme Weather Clothing & Equipment

Mountain Combat Boot

Modular Boot System

Extended Cold Weather Clothing System

Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble

Combat Glove

Footwear

Handwear

Winter Flyer’s

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Flame Resistant (FR) Clothing

FR Army Combat Uniform

Army Aircrew Combat Uniform

(A2CU)

Improved Combat Vehicle Crewman (iCVC)

Ensemble

Fuel Handler’s Coverall

Modular Ghillie Suit & Ghillie Suit Accessory Kit

(GSAK)

Lightweight Performance Hood (LPH)

Army Combat Shirt

FR-ACU Trouser Product

Improvement

FR Camouflage Face Paint

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Rapid Fielding Initiative

Strap Cutter

Combat Gloves

Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK)

Multi-Purpose Tool

Flex Cuffs

Modular Sleeping Bag Systems

Upgrade

Duffel Bag

Mountain Combat Boot

Extended Cold Weather Clothing System

Flame Resistant Environmental Ensemble

Modular Ghillie Suit & Ghillie Suit

Accessory Kit (GSAK)

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System Integration Efforts

Printed Loop

Permethrin Treatment

Non‐Woven Materials Fire Resistance

Integrated Patch Kits

Modular In-Line Water Purifier SBIR A09-161

OBJECTIVE: A MOLLE compatible in-line water purification system that is compact and lightweight which minimizes the Soldier’s exposure when collecting drinking water on the battlefield by enabling them to purify the water while on the move

BOI: 1 per deploying SoldierNSNs: TBD

OVERALL DESCRIPTION: A novel in-line filter system that incorporates multiple water purification technologies into a single MOLLE compatible filter housing

Individual Water Treatment Device (IWTD) Capabilities Production Document (CPD)

• Draft June 2010 ver. 1.4

Core Soldier System (CSS) CPD

• Dated January 2009

• Para 6.2.4.2: Hydration

ACTIONS:

Phase II contract awarded

Delivery of 200 prototypes at end of PH II

Task 1: Accelerated 12 month effort to meet or exceed P248 Protocol

Task II: increased flow with greater TIC/TIM* removal

14*TIC/TIM: Toxic Industrial Chemicals/Materials

Washable Wool for Individual Protection SBIR A09-165

OBJECTIVE: Develop a CONUS process to make domestically produced Berry compliant wool more dimensionally stable for use in FR clothing

BOI: N/A

NSNs: N/A

OVERALL DESCRIPTION: Wool is an environmentally friendly sustainable fiber which is inherently FR and antimicrobial, and has excellent moisture management and thermal insulating properties. This effort will develop a Berry compliant wool stabilization process for domestic capabilities

Core Soldier System (CSS) CPD

• Dated January 2009

• Para 6.2.2.3: Heat and Flame Protection

ACTIONS:

Phase II contract award

Domestic wool process line LRIP (07 FEB 2011)

Develop a stronger US industrial base

Increased wool availability to US Military

Accelerated Phase II development

Delivery of 500 headwear/socks, 100 Woven garments, 200 knit garments for a future user evaluation

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Unprocessed Wool

Processed Wool

Opportunities to Do More

Federal Registers– FedBizOps

Open Lines of Communication– PM-SCIE Leadership– Assistant Product Managers

Every Soldier! Everywhere! Everyday!

Natick Contracting Division

AbilityOne Overview

Presented by:

Tom BouchardSean Murphy

May 2011

• Mission: – Provide superior products and technologies that protect, sustain, and

improve quality of life for the Warfighter. Maintain a Total Army Quality acquisition program that selects the best sources and ensures best value for the Government. Provide similar functions for other services and customers.

• Vision– To implement acquisition practices that mirror world class commercial

practices. To provide the best contractual services possible, and be a valued team member of the US Army Contracting Command and the ACC-APG (SCRT)

ACC-APGSCRT ARMY CONTRACTING COMMAND-APG

Soldier, Chemical, Research & Test (SCRT)

Our Division

• 99 Personnel– Full Time Perm: 62– Part Time Perm: 1– ACTEDS Intern: 2– Section 852 Intern: 8– Student/Summer Hire: 2– CONTRACTOR(s): 24

• 5 Locations– Natick, MA– Milford, MA– Orlando, FL– Fort Belvoir, VA– Fort Detrick, MD



Our Customers

– PEO Soldier• PM SCIE

– US Army NSSC• NSRDEC

– WARPADD– WARSTAR– Combat Feeding Directorate– Collective Protection

• ILSC• USARIEM• Garrison

– JPEO CBD• PM FPS• JPM Decon• JPM IP

– USMC• PM SCE• PM CSS

– US Navy• San Diego

– US Air Force• ESC, Hanscom AFB

– US Army Medical Command• Fort Detrick



Our Workload• NCD is a full service provider of Contracting Support:

– Pre Award– Post Award Execution– Contract Closeout– Business Advisor to PMs and S&T Community

• Acquisition Strategy • Business Case

• Diverse customer base and contract types• Production• RDTE• Garrison and Mission Support• Grants and Agreements• Other Transactions

Our contract actions run the gamut from small purchases through Hundreds of Million Dollar production contracts for weapon systems



ACTIONSFY06 – 2055FY07 – 3542FY08 – 4434FY09 – 5358FY10 – 4731FY11 - 1692

OBLIGATED VALUEFY06 - $522.4 M $1.3 BFY07 - $1.2 B $4.8 BFY08 - $1.3 B $6.1 BFY09 - $1.5 B $3.3 BFY10 - $1.96 B $4.3 BFY11 - $443.1 M $566.5 M

AV MAN-YEARSFY06 - 41FY07 – 39FY08 – 42FY09 – 51FY10 – 86FY11 - 99

FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

Man Years0

20

40

60

80

100

Man Years


Dollars (M)0

500

1000

1500

2000

Dollars (M)


Actions0

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Actions

Some Organizational Statistics



Actions Executed on Behalf of AbilityOne Program

Actions ObligationsFY08 118 $50.4 MFY09 153 $134.8 MFY10 285 $194.0 MFY11 (2Q) 131 $56.1 M



FY11 AbilityOne Program Examples

ARMY COMBAT SHIRT $30.2 MillionGoodwill IndustriesMount Rogers IDCNational Industries for the BlindSoutheastern Kentucky Rehabilitation

JSLIST CB COVERALL FOR COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMAN $9 MillionReadyOne IndustriesNISH

FLAME RESISTANT ARMY COMBAT UNIFORM $7 MillionReadyOne IndustriesNISHGoodwill Industries



AbilityOne Contract Examples•W911QY-10-F-0062 with National Industries for the Severely Handicapped (NISH) for the Flame Resistant Army Combat Uniform (FR ACU) coats and trousers, in the total amount of $8,946,577 (PM-Soldier).

•W911QY-10-F-0056 with the National Industries for the Blind (NIB) for 226,900 shirts. Total amount $30,870,814

•W911QY-10-F-0057 with Southeastern Kentucky Rehabilitation Industries, Inc., for 84,096 shirts. Total amount $17,870,559

•W911QY-10-F-0058 with Goodwill Industries, Inc., for 84,096 shirts. Total amount $17,870,559

•W911QY-09-F-0214 with Peckham Vocational Industries, an AbilityOne JWOD Workshop, for the Fire Resistant Silkweight Undershirt, in the total amount of $33,793,032 (NSRDEC)

•W911QY-09-F-0263 with the National Industries for the Blind (NIB), an AbilityOne (JWOD) Workshop, for Universal Nape Pads, in the total amount of $15,426,160 (PM-Soldier)



AbilityOne Contract Examples•W911QY-09-F-0138 with Peckham Vocational Industries, an AbilityOne (JWOD) workshop, for the Midweight Grid Fleece Pullover, in the total amount of $10,999,993 (NSRDEC)

•W911QY-09-F-0263 with the National Industries for the Blind (NIB), an AbilityOne (JWOD) Workshop, for the Army Combat Shirt, Type I, in the total amount of $10,787,945 (NSC)

•W911QY-09-F-0268 with ReadyOne Industries, an AbilityOne (JWOD) Workshop, for the JSLIST CB Coveralls for Combat Vehicle Crewmen, in the total amount of $12,853,422 (W81XAG)

•W911QY-08-F-0050 and 0090 with Chautauqua Industries, an AbilityOne (NISH) Workshop, for the Special Forces Load Carriage System (SFLCS) in the total amount of $8,806,345 (NSRDEC/SOCOM)

•W911QY-08-F-0096 with Southeastern Kentucky Rehabilitation Industries (SKRI), an AbilityOne (NISH) Workshop, for the Loft Jacket in the total amount of $2,750,237

•W911QY-08-F-0198 with AbilityOne (NISH) Workshop, for the JSLIST CB Coverall for Combat Vehicle Crewmen (JC3) in the total amount of $12,363,242 (JPEO-Chem/Bio)



Sean Murphy

Contracting Officer / Branch ChiefArmy Contracting Command

[email protected]

Jeff Myhre

Integration TeamPM-SCIE | PEO Soldier

[email protected]

Q&A Every Soldier! Everywhere! Everyday!

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SESSION TITLE: Army

SESSION CODE: OP-T445

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