Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense 070208_CBDAIF_Brief_JPEO 1...

Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense

070208_CBDAIF_Brief_JPEO 1

STEPHEN V. REEVESMajor General, USA

Joint Program Executive Officerfor Chemical and Biological Defense

(703) 681-9600

Chemical Biological Defense Acquisition Initiatives Forum

(CBDAIF)

February 8, 2007

Distribution Statement A: Approved for Public Release

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Application of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) to Contractors in the Field

Section 552 of the John Warner National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2007 (Public Law #109-364) contains a provision that is

intended to address whether civilians accompanying an armed force in the field can be tried in military tribunals. The provision states:

Paragraph (10) of Section 802(a) of Title 10, United States Code (article 2(a) of the Uniform Code of Military Justice), is amended by

striking ‘war’ and inserting ‘declared war or a contingency operation’.

In the past, the courts have interpreted the term ‘war’ to meanonly wars declared by Congress

This change applies UMCJ jurisdiction over persons accompanying an armed force in the field both in time of declared war

and in a contingency operation.



Status of Sales to State and Local Government

• Under the Authority of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) Public Law 108-136 (Section 803) DoD and DHS May Support State and Local Government in Obtaining Anti-Terrorism Technologies, Supplies and Services

• Process:

– DoD and DHS Propose Procedures

– OFPP Reviews and Drafts Policy

– Policy Published for Public Comment

– OFPP Considers Public Comments

– OFPP Issues Policy and Procedures

– Sales May Begin

• Status: OSD Policy Reports No Movement from OFPP Will Provide More Information on Why, When, How To Push



Speeding Clearances - Reducing Backlog

• GAO Recommended:– More Accurate Measurement of Process Time

– Use of Information Technology Solutions

– Metrics to Monitor Effectiveness of New Procedures

• Industry Submissions Hold Lifted July 2006– DoD Increasing Electronic Submissions (eQIP)

– Additional DoD Positions Added to Reduce Adjudication Time

– All Investigations Placed Under OPM

– OPM Added More Investigators / Improved Coordination with Agencies

OPM Backlog Today:Goal – 80% Complete Within 90 Days

Current – 60% Complete Within 90 DaysAverage Process Time 59 Days

OPM Backlog Today:Goal – 80% Complete Within 90 Days

Current – 60% Complete Within 90 DaysAverage Process Time 59 Days

Guidance and Information for Industy at: http://www.dss.mil/index.htm



Biosurety Regulations Update

• Status of Army Draft Regulation: Legal ReviewOn-Going

– Draft Army Regulation 50-X Biological Surety Coordinated with OSD to Minimize Disparities with DoD Directive

• Provided Last Meeting:

– DoD Directive 5210.88 Safeguarding Biological Select Agents and Toxins. February 2004

– DoD Instruction 5210.89 Minimum Security Standards for Safeguarding Biological Select Agent and Toxins. April 2006

– Army Regulation 190-17, Biological Select Agents and Toxins Security Program. October 2006



Experimentation

Technology Push (JSTO) & Technology Pull (JPEO)• Identifies Technology Limits• Provides Insight into Additional Development Requirements

Joint Service Concept of Operations

• Identifies & Refines Operational Concepts• Shapes Concept of Operations Within Technology Limits

Joint Requirements Office/Joint Combat Developer

Joint Requirements Office/Joint Combat Developer

Joint Science &Technology Office

Joint Science &Technology Office

Joint ProgramExecutive OfficeJoint Program

Executive Office

ValleyOf

Death

Technology Transition AgreementsTechnology Assessments/Evaluations

InformedCapability

Documents

Future

Operational

Capability

ExperimentationExperimentation



LOE Prioritization and Alignment

4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q

AIRCREW DURATION (JRO)

Standoff CAD (JRO)

ROBOTIC DECON (JRO)

Sensitive Site Exploitation (JRO)

JCDRS (JPEO)

JECP (JPEO)

Human Remains Decon (JPEO)

DECON LOE (JSTO)

2007 2008

FEA

FEA TTX & Live Experiment Execution

Experiment Assessment

Front End Analysis

TTX & Live Experiment


Front End Analysis

TTX Experiment Execution


Front End Analysis Live Experiment


Leverage on JCRS Results

DeconDemo(Army)

Phase IV, TBD

Lit Search Live Exp TTP, Scenario Dev

Phase III -

Phase II, Ground

Phase II, Sea

Assessment

Front End Analysis

TTX & Live Experimen


Assessment

TTX, Live Experiment, and Experiment Assessment

Proposed FY07-08 LOE’s (Submitted by the Joint Experimentation and Analysis Branch/Chem School in FY06)



Experiments List

• Aviation IPE LOE (FY07)

– To Examine the Need for Fixed Wing Aircrews (Fighter, Attack & Bomber Aircraft Only) to Wear IPE During Sorties

• Sensitive Site Exploitation (FY07-FY08)

• Standoff Chem Agent Detection (FY07-FY08)

• Joint Expeditionary Collective Protection LOE (FY07)

– To Examine the Utilization of CP for Expeditionary Operations. Emphasis Focused on Entry/Exit Procedures.

• Human Remains Decon LOE (FY07)

– To Examine the Utilization of Mortuary Decontamination Operations.



Experiments List (Cont’d)

• Automatic (Robotic) Decon LOE (FY07-08)

– To Demonstrate Automatic/Robotic Decon of Terrain

• Aircraft Decon LOE (Not Yet Scheduled)

– To Validate CONOPS and TTPs for Aircraft Safe-to-fly Certification

• Candidate System to Replace the Current HMMWV Chassis Used for the JBPDS (Not Yet Scheduled)

• FCS CBRN Field Experiment (FY07)

• Triggered CP with Bio/Chem Standoff (Not Yet Scheduled)



JPEO S&T Priorities

1. Automated, Multi-platform Sample Preparation 2. Chemical Stand-off Detection/Identification3. Decontamination Solutions

– Non-peroxide Based– Non Traditional Agent

4. Biological Warfare Agent Stand-off Detection/Identification5. Biological Warfare Agent Point Detection: Reduced Costs, Increases

Sensitivity and Specificity, Layered Network Capability6. Improve Respiratory TIC / NTA Filtration 7. Chemical Point Detection8. Fabric Technology Eliminating the Need for CB Protective

Overgarments and Improved COLPRO9. Integrated Early Warning10. Improved Radiological Detection and Identification11. Medical Therapeutics and/or Prophylaxis for Non-traditional Agents12. Open COI (Community of Interest) Medical and CBRN Data-sharing

Among Medical and CBRN Information Systems



What Was Done FY06 and FY08 POM Comparison

FY08-13 Total POMTOA $9.7B

FY06-11 Total POMTOA $7.6B

$2.1B TOA Increase with a Procurement $2.1B TOA Increase with a Procurement Decrease of $1.1BDecrease of $1.1B



FY08 – FY13 CBDP Funding($’s in M)

Approved Planning Figures

Program FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 Total

Science & Technology 624.9 681.8 578.0 453.9 457.7 447.9 3,244.3

Advanced Development 297.6 277.6 380.2 474.6 458.5 438.8 2,327.3

Procurement 548.8 540.7 552.6 552.9 585.6 637.7 3,418.3

CBDP Procurement 93.6 95.4 93.7 95.5 100.4 102.7 581.2

Total $9,571.2



FY08 - FY09 CBDP Budget ($M)

S&T41.8%

Advanced Development

17.9%

Procurement34.8%

Management5.5%

$1,307

$ 561

$1,089

$171

Total Budget: $3,128,292,000Total Budget: $3,128,292,000



FY08 - FY09 CBDP Portfolios ($M)

Decon3.4%

T&E7.9% MGMT

1.3%

HLD6.2%

Sensors20.0%

Medical41.0%

Information Systems

6.0%

CP/ IP14.2%



FY08 - FY09 CBDP Medical ($M)

S&T73.3%


18.1%

Procurement8.6%

$ 887

$ 219

$ 104

JPM CBMS - $1,210MJPM CBMS - $1,210M

ContractOpportunities

FY08Joint Vaccine Acquisition Program (JVAP): Storage, Testing, and Maintenance of the IND and Legacy Stock Pile



FY08 - FY09 CBDP Sensors ($M)

$ 86

$ 75

$ 400

$ 151


FY08Joint Biological Point Detection System (JBPDS) – RFP for FRP

Joint Biological Tactical Detection System (JBTDS)

Joint CBRN Dismounted Recon System (JCDRS)

FY09Bio Defense Contractor Logistics Support (CLS)

Joint Service Light Standoff Chemical Agent Detection (JSLSCAD)

JPMs Bio Defense and NBC-CA – $712MJPMs Bio Defense and NBC-CA – $712M



FY08 - FY09 CBDP C4I ($M)

$ 70

$ 89

$ 29

JPM Information Systems - $188MJPM Information Systems - $188M


FY08Joint Warning and Reporting Network (JWARN)

Joint Operations Effects Federation (JOEF)

Joint Effects Model (JEM)

Software Support Activity (SSA)



FY08 - FY09 CBDP Collective andIndividual Protection ($M)

$ 43

$ 326

$ 63$ 41

JPMs CP and IP - $473MJPMs CP and IP - $473M

ContractOpportunities for

JPM CP

FY08Joint Expeditionary Collective Protection System Development and Demonstration



Army2.9% S&T

43.9%


17.2%

Procurement36.0%

$ 69

$ 27

$ 57

FY08 - FY09 CBDP Decontamination ($M)

$5

JPM Decontamination - $158MJPM Decontamination - $158M


FY08

Human Remains

Decon System

FY09

Joint Portable Decontamination System (JPDS)

Joint Services Transportable Decontamination System (JSTDS)



$ 53

$ 123

$ 119

FY08 - FY09 CBDP Test ($M)

JPM NBC Contamination Avoidance/ PD TESS - $295MJPM NBC Contamination Avoidance/ PD TESS - $295M


FY08

Individual Protective Equipment Mannequin



FY08 - FY09 CBDP Guardian ($M)

$ 175

$ 416

$15Procurement28.9%

JPM Guardian - $606MJPM Guardian - $606M


FY08

Installation Protection Program (IPP) Recompete

Integrated Commercial Intrusion Detection System (ICIDS)

Automated Installation Entry (AIE)

FY09

Family of Integrated Rapid Response Equipment (FIRRE)

Unified Command Suite (UCS)



New ATSD(NCB) Nominated

• Michael J. Burns

– Currently: Deputy Associate Director of Threat Reduction, Los Alamos National Lab

– Previously: Special Assistant to the President for Nuclear Defense Policy of the Homeland Security Council Staff



Common Investment Opportunities

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