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AFLCMC… Providing the Warfighter’s Edge

Colonel John BedingfieldSenior Materiel Leader

C3I Infrastructure Division

Contract / Acquisition Forecast

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Outline

� Mission/Vision

� Business Constraints

� Organization

� Opportunities

� Summary

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Mission and Vision

VisionWarfighters Connected

Anywhere, Anytime with Anything

MissionDeliver and Sustain Cyber Infrastructure and

Warfighting Capabilities to the Air Force

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C3I Infrastructure DivisionOverview

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One (1) ACAT IAC Program (BITI Wired)

One (1) ACAT III Program (TDC)

Base Infrastructure, AFNet, CommoditizedInfrastructure, Demonstration & Test

Product Support and Sustainment

~ 585 Personnel Assigned:

10% Military (57 assigned)

33% Civilian (195 assigned)

57% Contractors (333 assigned)

>$2B FYDP* As of 3 Jul 13



Business Constraints/Givens

� Out-year budgets expected to reduce

� Manpower reductions (but new cyber slots!)

� Pressure to show cost efficiencies – “bending the cost curve”

� Focus on “as-a-Service” models where possible

� Commoditize where possible; reinvest resources to Integration Points and Cyber Weapon Systems

� No Sacred Cows

� What are the warfighter requirements?

� JIE, FDCCI, WSs are here, now, real

Goal: Maximize Capability Within Budget With a Defendable/Executable Plan

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Organization Big Picture

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AFLCMC/HN

PEO

AFLCMC/HN

AFLCMC/HNI

SAF/AQ

CSAFSECAF

CIO A6

AFMC

AF Life Cycle

Center

AF Life CycleManagement

Center

AFSPC

24th AF

688th Info OpsWing

67th Net WarfareWing

689th CombatComm Wing

AF

Center

AFSustainment

Center

AF Test

Center

AF

Lab

AF Research

LabAF

Center

AF Nuc Weapons

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HNI Org Chart

C3I Infrastructure Division SMLCol John Bedingfield

C3I Infrastructure Div DeputyCol Maggie Larezos

C3I Infrastructure Operations Branch (HNIA)Col (S) Heidi Cornell • CEIF, CITS Lab

• Test and Information Assurance

• Program Integration

• Division Operations

• Weapon System Integration

Base Infrastructure Branch (HNIB)Lt Col Jennifer Krolikowski• BITI• TDC• Voice• APC, IPN• CSCS WS

C3I Infrastructure Product Support Branch (HNID)Lt Col Matthew McQuinn• Weapon System Mgmt• Product Support Agreements• TO/TCTO• Service Support

Contracts• EITSM• SCE

Commoditized Infrastructure

Branch (HNII)

Mr. Michael Clark

• Managed Services

• GCSS (CCE – AF)

Director of Engineering (DoE)Mr. Darin Leahy

Director of Logistics (DoL)Mr. Gary Durst

Architecture and Engineering Branch (HNIS)Lt Col David Marsh• SE• CM/DM/AM• Architecture• JIE• Risk and QA

Enterprise Integration

Branch (Gunter) (HNIZ)

Mr. Howard Stubblefield

• Test

• Information Assurance

C3I Infrastructure Branch (HNIM)Mr. Michael Kaplan• AFNet (GWs, ESUs, Boundaries)• ECN• HBSS• ACD and AFINC

Weapon Systems

Financial MgmntBranch (HNIF)Ms. Lissa Lalonde

Contracting MgmntBranch (HNIK)Mr. Peter Izzo

EIS Acq Reporting (Not on

UMD) (HBIJ)

Mr. Don Keith

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AFINC Weapon System

Warfighter Benefits

• Creates the AF enterprise intranet with a standard security boundary

• AF gateways are the primary external security boundary to DoD Information

Network (DoDIN)

• Reduces 100+ GIG entry points to 16 Gateways and two Integrated Management

Suites, greatly improving the AFNet security posture

• Integration facility located at Hanscom AFB for TO validation/verification and

system qualification testing

Description SpecificsProvides top-level boundary and entry point into the AFIN; manages, protects,

controls flow of all external and inter-base traffic through standard, centrally-managed

NIPRNet Gateways and 15 SIPRNet C2 Nodes

• Requirement: CITS ORD 1998, revalidated 23 Oct 08

• Operators: Operated by 26 NOS and 33 NWS under C2 of 24th Air Force

(AFCYBER) and USCYBERCOM

• Contractors: General Dynamics IT, Telos, 3 Wire

• External AF Interest: Interacts with numerous other AF Cyberspace weapon

systems (e.g., CSCS, ACD, CDA, C3MS) with DOT&E Oversight

System CapabilityCOTS/GOTS-based solution that establishes an enterprise-level network with

centralized network management and Defense-in-Depth, Proactive Defense, Network

Standardization, Situational Awareness, and Centralized Management.

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Base Information Transport Infrastructure FY14/15 Bases

Warfighter Benefits

• Provides a Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG)-capable network

• Provides architecture and framework for AF convergence/deployment of VoIP

• Critical for any IPv6 and Quality of Service across the Air Force

• Provides life cycle management support

Description Specifics

Base Information Transport Infrastructure (BITI) delivers the Air Force wired cyber network infrastructure at each Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard base.

• Major Customers: AFNetOps, MAJCOMs, all fixed bases

• Contractor: TBD

• External AF Interest: N/ASystem Capability

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

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Base Information Transport InfrastructureTurnkey Schedule

Bas e IT Infrastructure Schedule

Project Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Turnkeys (Diego Garcia Removed)

FY12 - Aviano

FY12 - Lakenheath

FY13 - Kadena

FY13 - Clear, Cavalier, Cape Cod

FY14 - Niagara Falls

FY14 - March

FY14 - Homestead

FY14 - Grissom

FY14 - Pittsburgh

FY14 - Holloman

FY14 - USAFA

FY14 - Schriever

FY14 - Moron

FY14 - Ramstein

FY14 - Maxwell-Gunter

FY14 - Altus

FY14 - Hill

FY19FY17FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY18 FY20

SSIP

SSIP Install

SSIP

SSIP Intall

Install

Install

SSIP Install

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SSIP Ins tall

SSIP Install

SSIP Install

SSIP Install

SSIP Install

SSIP Install

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SSIP Ins tall

InstallSSIP

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As of 6 Oct 14

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Bas e IT Infras tructure Schedule

Project Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Modernizations (Enterprise)

ANG Wireless IC6500 upgrade

Wireless Controller Mod

ANG Wireless Controller Mod

Wireless Access Points

Turnkey Modernizations

Cannon

Langley

Patrick

Nell is

Dyess

Misawa

Davis-Monthan

Diego Garcia

Kirtland

Dover

Recapitalizations (Backbone Equip.)

FY15 - 17 Bases *TBD






FY20FY19FY18FY17

PRIOR

FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16

Install

SSIP

SSIP Davis-Monthan

SSIP Nellis Install

SSIP Misawa Install

Patrick Install

Dyess Install

Langley Install

Wireless Controller

ANG Wireless IC6500

SSIP

ANG Wireless Controller

Access Points

Cannon InstallSSIP

SSIP

SSIP Dover Install

SSIP Kirtland Install

InstallSSIP

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SSIP

SSIP Diego Garcia Install

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Base Information Transport InfrastructureSchedule – Recapitalizations

As of 6 Oct 14

- BITI Backbone Equipment Recapitalizations begin FY15 -11



Potential Industry Opportunity BITI FY14/15 Wired Bases

• Scope: To provide an Information Transport System

• Anticipated contract: NASA SEWP V / GSA Connections II, NETCENTS-2

• Anticipated procurement approach: Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, Firm Fixed Price

• Customer: AFNetOps, MAJCOMs, all Fixed Bases

• POC: Lt Col Krolikowski, AFLCMC/HNIB, 781-225-2695

Anticipated Contract Schedule Installation Location

FY15 Recapitalization Projects: January-March 2015• Multiple RFPs for minimum of 17 Bases and

up to ~40 Bases

Arnold, Anderson, Vandenberg, Yokota, Peterson, JB Annacostia Bolling DC, LA, Travis, F.E. Warren, Cheyenne Mountain, Kunsan, Hanscom, RAF Fairford, RAF Alconbury/Molesworth, Little Rock, Grand Forks, Tyndall

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Warfighter Benefits• Reduce base/enterprise infrastructure and manpower costs

• Reduce base data center power/HVAC consumption

• Close/consolidate old server farms and data centers

• Deploy more efficient hardware

• Reduce MAJCOM functional/mission application ownership cost

• Shrink hardware/software support required at AF installations

• Provide Proof of Concept for processes and procedures as a precursor to the Air

Force IPN Enterprise effort


• Design architecture to scale to all Pathfinder data center needs

• Enable Pathfinder to migrate functional/mission applications to a

modern, standardized platform

• Move toward JIE IPN/ISN architecture

• Requirements Basis: IT Efficiencies and Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative (FDCCI)

• Major Customers: AFSPC; 24 AF; selected Pathfinder Base(s)/MAJCOM

• Contractor: TBD

• External AF Interest: DoD CIO

Installation Processing Node (IPN) Pathfinder

cao: 10 Oct 14

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Warfighter Benefits

• Reduce enterprise infrastructure and manpower costs

• Reduce base data center power/HVAC consumption

• Consolidate Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) Regional Data Centers

(RDCs) into the WPAPC

• Reduce risk of critical infrastructure failure of AFMC services by consolidating

four RDCs (AF NIPRNet) with end-of-life equipment into a single, modernized

APC at WPAFB

Description Specifics• Establish/expand Wright-Patterson Area Processing Center (WPAPC) to support 190K users

(NIPR) (IOC Criteria) --COMPLETE

• Purchase and installation of Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Hardware and Software

• Support JIE Increment I Deployment

• Provide IPN Boundary solution to support large scale data centers

• Support Data Center Consolidation within context of FDCCI and NDAA 2012

• Requirements Basis: IT Efficiencies and Federal Data Center Consolidation

Initiative (FDCCI)

• Major Customers: AFSPC; AFMC; 24 AF

• Contractor: WPAPC: Presidio (PoP ends 31 Oct 14)

IPN Boundary: TBD

• External AF Interest: DoD CIO

AFNet Systems(WPAPC, IPN Boundary Effort)

cao: 10 Oct 14

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Potential Industry Opportunity Data Center Consolidation Modernizations

• Scope: Data Center Consolidation modernizations will consist of two separate contract efforts:

• Installation Processing Node (IPN) Pathfinder – Develop Joint Information Environment (JIE) compliant architecture to build Installation Services Node/Installation Processing Node (support core AFNet applications with growth capability to support functional applications required to run the base in a disconnected environment) at 10 Air Force Bases across the world. This project also may include the Operations and Management of the Infrastructure being procured.

• IPN Boundary Effort (IBE) – Provide Boundary solution to support large-scale data centers (i.e., routers/switches/firewalls/full packet capture/remote management tools)

• Anticipated Schedule:

• IPN Pathfinder: RFP ~2QFY15/Contract Award (CA) ~4QFY15

• IBE: RFP ~1QFY15/CA ~2QFY15

• Anticipated Contract: TBD

• Anticipated procurement approach: TBD

• Customer: AFMC and AFSPC

• POC: Lt Col Krolikowski, AFLCMC/HNIB, 781-225-2695

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Backup

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AFLCMC Vision/Mission

To forge one team delivering integrated, innovative, dominant airpower capabilities... on time, on cost

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Acquire and Support War-Winning Capabilities



AFNet/BITI Operational View

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561 NOS and

83 NOS624 OC,

33 NWS, 26 NOS

BITI

Weapon System: Cyber Command & Control Mission

System (C3MS)

Role: Cyber Command & Control

Major subsystems:

• Security Information Manager (ArcSight)

• Situational Awareness Modernization Project (SAMP) (NetCool)

Weapon System: Air Force Cyberspace Defense (ACD)

Role: Cyber Defense

Major subsystems:

• Host Based Security System (HBSS)

• Information Operations Platform (IOP) (Gateway)

• Full Packet Capture (Solera)

• Enclave Control Node (ECN)/Enclave NIPR Firewall

& Automated Security Incident Measurement

Sustainment (ENFAAS)

Weapon System: Cyberspace Defense Analysis (CDA)

Role: Cyber Monitoring

Major Subsystems:

• Telecomm Monitoring & Assessment (TMAP)

• Voice Protection System (VPS)

Weapon Systems: Cyberspace Security & Control System

(CSCS)/ Air Force Intranet Control (AFINC)

Role: Cyber Infrastructure/Management

Major subsystems – CSCS:

• Air Force Network Support Services – System Center Configuration

Manager, Active Directory Exchange, etc.

• Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) &

Vulnerability Lifecycle Management System (VLMS)

• Air Force Data Centers (Installation Processing Node & Installation

Service Node)

• Enterprise Information Technology Service

Management (EITSM) (Remedy)

Major subsystems – AFINC:

• NIPR Gateways & Information Mgmt

Suites (IMSs)

• SIPRNet security

Weapon System:

Cyberspace Vulnerability

Assessment/Hunter

(CVA/H)

Role: Cyber Hunter/Killer

Major subsystems:

• IOP (Fly Away Kit)

• Mobile Interceptor Platform

(MIP)

• Deployed Interceptor

Platform (DIP)

• Garrison Interceptor

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Core Data Center

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Network InfrastructureToday/Tomorrow: Base Information Transport Infrastructure (BITI)

Gateway SecurityToday: AF Gateways; Tomorrow: Joint Reg. Security Stack (JRSS)

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HNI Strategic DirectionTransport Layer

� “As-Is”

� Keep AFNet running

� Config/Asset Mgmt

� Baseline of efforts, resources

� Refresh rate, break/fix

� “To-Be”

� Weapon System

� Need JROC CPDs, baseline equipment

� R&PB prioritization

� BITI – New strategy

� JIE – Shape the implementation

� Security – JRSS with Army

� UC – Shape reqts (no $$)

� Data Centers – Build IPNs/ISNs for core AFNet services and per BCAs

� Goals/Metrics

� Execute FY14 X-Plan

� Validate FY15 1067s by 31 March

� Meet obligation targets

Commoditized Infrastructure/Common Computing Environment

� “As-Is”

� Keep GCSS running

� CI/CCE Definition (CIO vs. CFLI)

� Clarifying ownership of AFNet/CI vs. cyber weapons

� Create requirements and funding construct

� Start up initial core functions

� MSO, IB, ITLC/ITTR

� Non-recurring engineering (PWS, IMS)

� Deliver Initial CI/CCE (for SMART, PBES, etc.)

� “To-Be”

� Transitioning GCSS and Apps to CI/CCE and growing it (capacity services, MilCloud, commercial cloud)

� Transition Core Data Centers per BCAs

� Strategic Comm

� Value Prop/Mandatory Use, etc.

� IT Purchase Policy

� Goals/Metrics

� No loss of existing capabilities

� Resourced to achieve PWS/IMS milestones

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FY14 Division Goals

� HNIA – Weapon systems transition with documentation, JIE IPT, Lab/CEIF� HNIB

� BITI FDD/awards, Guest Network award � ISN/IPN, APC conversion to IPN, app discovery � TDC NCC-D award, UC strategy complete

� HNID� Complete Remedy 2.0 and Tier 0, award EVMMS� Keep the lights on, manage integration of AFNIC core services

� HNIM� SSL� Award HBSS 5.1, complete ACAS, deploy ECN� Award SDPs and HSV/SAN, complete Gateway mods

� HNIS – Complete AM/CM/DM/RM, App discovery tool� EIS – KO IS-CDD� HNII – Solidify hosting environments for apps� HNIZ – Steady-on, increase MSO/ITLC role

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Warfighter Benefits

• Provides centralized IA support to the AFNet at all USAF and ANG locations globally

• Host Based Security System to all NIPR AF clients• Active Duty Air Force (~640k clients)• Air Force Reserves (~30k clients)• Air National Guard (~70k clients)

• Host Based Security System to all SIPR AF clients (~40k clients)

Host Based Security System

Description Specifics• AF enterprise-wide automated, standardized tool that enhances end-point system security

against internal/external threats• Implements AF security policies on all end-host systems

System Capability• Prevents use or execution of unauthorized software/hardware• Finds and isolates rogue systems on the network• Robust Buffer Overflow protection• Centrally-managed anti-virus/anti-spyware

• PEO: MGen Olsen• Requirements Basis: OPORD 12-1016• Major Customers: AFSPC, 24th AF• Contractor: General Dynamics (GDIT)• External Dependencies:

• DISA• USCC• SCE resources and availability

HBSS 6.X planned contract award: November 201524

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

Joint Information Enterprise

Warfighter Benefits

• Increased access to people/data/tools

• Improved ops knowledge collaboration

• Improved response times to daily ops and crisis response

• Reduced O&M costs

• Transforming from custom IT to agile/efficient IT


Creating a shared IT infrastructure used across the Department based on

enterprise standards, specifications, and configurations.• JIE is not an acquisition program

• JIE focuses on consolidating, standardizing, optimizing

• Existing programs must address JIE requirements

• New programs necessary to comply with JIE initiatives

• Variety of approaches to be taken in parallel

System Capability

• A network that is virtually single – strategic to tactical

• DoD-level consolidation of data centers, network ops centers

• Single security architecture

• Common, shared enterprise services

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