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NIWC Atlantic is part of the Naval Research & Development Establishment (NR&DE)

Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic

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CDR Tim Householder, USNNIWC Atlantic

Officer in Charge, Hampton Roads detachment

AFCEA Hampton RoadsLuncheon

17 December 2019

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-Included myself on slide 1 -Added Slide 2 Fixed slide 3 (Acquire and Prepare were swapped -- aligned to the wrong organizations) — good CATCH! Not sure what to do with Slide 4 yet – it’s clumsy — I’d delete. -Will slide 12 be updated by 11 Dec? Or should I state verbally that we are currently updating our Technology Focus Areas? -Slide 14: the 1 military in NCR – is that the AWC billet in Pax River, or is there another military billet I wasn’t aware of. I have assumed oversight of this CPO (though it’s been gapped for about a year now) -I have moved all the Dept slides to backup -Will you please get me some more information about IWRP? I assume that will be a topic of questions -Similar for Engagements with Industry and Academia – I assume I will mostly be asked about how local businesses can get work, or how they can pitch new development products to us.


Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic


CDR Tim Householder, USNNIWC Atlantic

Officer in Charge, Hampton Roads detachment

AFCEA Hampton RoadsLuncheon

17 December 2019

“n-EYE-wick”

Presenter

Presentation Notes

-Included myself on slide 1 -Added Slide 2 Fixed slide 3 (Acquire and Prepare were swapped -- aligned to the wrong organizations) — good CATCH! Not sure what to do with Slide 4 yet – it’s clumsy — I’d delete. -Will slide 12 be updated by 11 Dec? Or should I state verbally that we are currently updating our Technology Focus Areas? -Slide 14: the 1 military in NCR – is that the AWC billet in Pax River, or is there another military billet I wasn’t aware of. I have assumed oversight of this CPO (though it’s been gapped for about a year now) -I have moved all the Dept slides to backup -Will you please get me some more information about IWRP? I assume that will be a topic of questions -Similar for Engagements with Industry and Academia – I assume I will mostly be asked about how local businesses can get work, or how they can pitch new development products to us.

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“We used to be called SPAWAR”

▼ Old Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR)

− Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, Atlantic (SSC Atlantic)▼ New Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR)

− Naval Information Warfare Center, Atlantic (NIWC Atlantic)▼ Information, not Space, is the mission. Space is an enabler▼ More aligned with NAVSEA & NAVAIR Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)

− Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC)− Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC)

Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)− Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWC)


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NAVWARNaval Information Warfare Systems Command

Lead– Sets polices, designates funding and oversees all aspects of the

Navy cyber mission.

Acquire– Develops, delivers and sustains cyber warfighting capabilities from

seabed to space.

Prepare– Mans trains and equips cyber technical experts to dominate the

cyber realm.

Fight– Actively engages the cyber battlespace to counter and fight cyber

treats worldwide.Statement A: Approved for Public Release. Distribution is unlimited (06 December 2019).

6Rapidly Delivering Cyber Warfighting Capability from Seabed to Space

Naval Information Warfare Systems Command


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Strategic Vision

Vision: rapidly delivering cyber warfighting capability from seabed to space


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NAVWAR in the Department of the Navy Structure


ASN (RDA)Assistant Secretary of the Navy for

Research Development and Acquisition

NavalSea Systems

Command

Naval Air Systems Command

Naval Supply Systems

Command

Naval Facilities Engr.

Command

Secretary of Defense

Secretaries of the Departments

NavyArmy Air Force

CNO/CMCChief of Naval Operations

Commandant Marine Corps

Program Executive OfficesCommand, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence

Enterprise Information Systems Department of the Navy

PEO for Space Systems

Naval Information Warfare Systems Command

(NAVWARSYSCOM)(Echelon II)

Echelon III Activities

Space Field Activity

Deputy Commander NAVWARSYSCOM

Fleet Readiness Directorate (FRD)

Marine Corps Systems

Command

Program Executive Offices

SYSCOM Commanders

ONROffice of Naval

Research

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Department of Defense The Department of Defense is headed by a civilian, the Secretary of Defense, who is appointed by the President of the United States and approved by the Senate. Under the Secretary of Defense, there are three military departments: The Department of the Army, the Department of the Air Force, and the Department of the Navy. Each of these military departments is also headed up by a civilian service secretary, who are also appointed by the president. There are five military branches: The Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. The Army is commanded by a four-star general, known as the Army Chief of Staff. The top military member in the Air Force is the Air Force Chief of Staff. The Navy is commanded by a four-star admiral, called the Chief of Naval Operations. The Marines are commanded by a 4-star general called the Commandant of the Marine Corps. While the chiefs of staff of the Army and Air Force report to their respective cabinet secretaries for most matters, both the Chief of Naval Operations and the Marine Corps Commandant report (for most matters) to the Secretary of the Navy. So yes, the Marine Corps is technically part of the Navy. Joint Chiefs of Staff https://www.secnav.navy.mil/rda/Pages/ASNRDAOrgChart.aspx ASN (RDA) Organization Structure: The ASN(RD&A) organization is responsible for the development and acquisition of Navy and Marine Corps platforms and weapon systems. The organization consists of an immediate staff to the Assistant Secretary, Program Executive Officers (PEOs), Direct Reporting Program Managers (DRPMs) and the Naval Systems Commands and their field activities. The PEOs and DRPMs are responsible for the development and acquisition of Naval systems. The Naval Systems Commands and their field activities are also responsible for systems acquisition and supporting those systems in the operating Fleet.

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Program Executive Offices

▼PEO C4I Five program offices focused on capability development

(100’s) Five program offices focused on platform integration (700’s) Command and control, intelligence sharing, terminals, etc

(CANES, NMT, GCCS-M, DCGS-N, …)

▼PEO Enterprise Information Systems NMCI → Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Sea Warrior and Enterprise Software Licensing

▼PEO SPACE SYSTEMS Responsible for DoD’s Narrowband SATCOM Legacy Ultra High Frequency Follow-on Program Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)


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Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Research, Development and

Acquisition

Chief of Naval Operations

Fleet Readiness DirectorateMike Spencer, ED

Echelon III ActivitiesNaval Information Warfare Center

PacificCAPT Mel Yokoyama, CO

Bill Bonwit, ED

Space Field ActivityCAPT Andy Berner, CO

PEO Space SystemsJohn Pope (acting)

PEO EISRuth Youngs LewLes Hubbard, ED

PEO C4IJohn Pope (acting)

CAPT Rothenhaus (acting)

5.0Chief Engineer

RDML Eric RuttenbergRob Wolborsky, DCHENG

6.0Program Management

Craig Madsen

1.0ComptrollerSteve Dunn

2.0Contracts

Nancy Gunderson

4.0Logistics & Fleet Support

William Luebke

3.0Office of Counsel

Amy Weisman

8.0Corporate Operations

Art Sterrett

7.0Science & Technology

Carly Jackson

NAVWAR COMMANDERRADM C. D. BeckerExecutive Director

Pat Sullivan

Naval Information Warfare CenterAtlantic

CAPT Wesley Sanders, COPeter Reddy, ED

NAVWAR Washington Operations Thresa Lang

NAVWAR Organization

NAVWAR Reserve ProgramCAPT Matt Hahn, Director


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Global Presence

Partial display of NAVWAR personnel assignment locations

More than 10,000 employees deployed globally and near fleet concentration areasStatement A: Approved for Public Release. Distribution is unlimited (06 December 2019).

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NIWC Atlantic — Global Presence

Partial display of NAVWAR personnel assignment locations

Optimized to meet our nation’s demands to rapidly deliver IW solutionsStrategically located to support Naval forces

Antarctica*

Technical Leadership 4,967 (4,853 Gov’t, 114 Mil); ~9,000 from Industry

− 53% in Science and Engr. Occupational Series− 13 Senior Science and Technical Managers (SSTMs)− 271 New Professionals − 119 Student Interns (FY19) − 57 PhD; 1,289 Masters; 2,135 Bachelors

NIWC AtlanticFY19 Total Obligation Authority $3.35B 47% supports 400+ Small Business firms 93% competition Primarily a Navy Working Capital Fund (NWCF)

Organization. Relying on sales revenue rather than direct Congressional appropriations to finance its operations


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NIWC Atlantic


Mission: Serving our Nation by delivering information warfare solutions that protect national security. Includes: communication systems (radios), networking

systems (routers/switches), cyber operations (red team/forensics/ network defense), intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (sensors/decision support applications),

business systems (benefits/personnel) and information security.

DoD Component Enterprise Data

CenterGlobal Distance Support Help

Desk

Ship Systems Vehicle IT Integration Ballistic Missile Defense

Vision: WIN THE INFORMATION WARMobile C4ICyber

Submarine Comms

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Key Capabilities Surface Ship and Submarine C4I test and integration facilities SPAWAR National Security Operations Center/DoD Cyber Red Team Cyber Forensics Criminal Investigations Laboratory Cyber Computer Network Defense Laboratory DoD Component Enterprise Data Center Commercial and DoD Satellite Communications production and installation Vehicle C4I systems integration, testing and production Electromagnetic Interference and Electromagnetic Compatibility testing Global Distance Support Help Desk Air Traffic Control systems development and installation Marine Corps Installations Command Electronic Security Systems

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Technology Focus Areas


On-Demand Manufacturing: Produce products and/or components, when or as they are required at the point of use, using additive and/or traditional manufacturing methods. (Steve Lariviere)

Data Science and Analytics: Provide warfighters with disruptive analytics-driven, data-informed, and technology-empowered capabilities to drive decision advantages and optimal mission outcomes. (Rob Keisler)Internet of Things (IoT) and Embedded Systems: Provide awareness to the warfighter at the edge by connecting devices embedded with state-of-the-art sensors, software, and electronics. (Rob Keisler)Cyber Warfare: Ensures availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality and nonrepudiation of data sources. (Erick Fry) Autonomy: Enabling systems to adapt their actions to changes in their mission and operating environment without the intervention of a human operator. (Dr. Suzanne Huerth)

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE): Technologies used to support the development, management and application of virtual constructs of varying fidelity across the spectrum of systems engineering. (David Smoak) DevSecOps: Refers to replacing siloed Development, Security and Operations to create multidisciplinary teams that collaborate with shared and efficient practices and tools.(Kathryn Murphy) Enterprise Resource Tools: Aims to improve enterprise's productivity and efficiency by providing business logic support functionality. (Kathryn Murphy) Assured Communications: Addresses the demand for resilient, and sometimes covert, wired and wireless communications in degraded and/or denied environments. (Ann Rideout)Cloud Computing: IT modernization and digital transformation for resilient infrastructure, platform and software services. (Ann Rideout)Mobility: Provide Wireless Technology and enterprise access for the warfighter to engage with a mobile environment and applications, anytime, anyplace (Ann Rideout)

SSTM Champions

The Focus Areas represent

technology areas, disciplines and

associated culture changes we are targeting to become future command core competencies.

Presenter

Presentation Notes

The TGAs represent technology areas, disciplines, and associated culture changes we are targeting to become future command core competencies. We will use these technologies to create leading edge capabilities for our warfighters to enable them to win the information war. On-Demand ManufacturingCompetency 4.7 Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)Competency 5.2 Collaboration and Social NetworkingCompetency 5.4 DevSecOpsCompetency 5.4 Enterprise Resource ToolsCompetency 5.4 Assured CommunicationsCompetency 5.5 Cloud ComputingCompetency 5.5 MobilityCompetency 5.5 Data Sciences and Analytics TechnologiesCompetency 5.6 Internet of Things (IoT) and Embedded SystemsCompetency 5.6 Cyber WarfareCompetency 5.9 Autonomy Competency 7.0

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Hampton Roads, VAKey Facilities and Technical Capabilities


Joint Expeditionary

Base Little Creek

St. JuliensCreek

Naval Operations Base

33 buildings (662k sq ft) Fleet Operations & support Co-located with Fleet Forces

Command and NAVIFOR Communication systems

integration & maintenance Navigation systems Navy Tactical Command

Support System (NTCSS) Integrated Undersea

Surveillance System Fleet Installations and

Upgrades, CANES/NTCSS USMC IT Strategic Sourcing

Personnel: 934 Gov’t, 85 Mil

Oct 2019

Presenter

Presentation Notes

IT Strategic Sourcing (MCHS) was added to USMC – SOCOM Portfolio Overview� 1,207 Contractors Labels on Bldg V53 and Z133 removed per OPSEC Definition: HAMPTON ROADS (Chesapeake, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, and Virginia Beach) Note regarding Data: Number of personnel per location Civ and Military go to: COG>Library>Command Information Library>Organizational Charts & Views select SSC LANT-PAC Tier Facilities data POC Darrel Denaux 843-218-4052 Gross sq ft includes admin/labs/warehouse – not shown Hampton roads has 2 SCIFS and 1 SAPs

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Other CONUS/OCONUS

265 Gov’t, 2 Mil Expeditionary and

USSOCOM C4I systemsUSCENTCOMCNE / C6F Ballistic Missile

Defense/Aegis ashoreUSEUCOMUSAFRICOMMILCON

C4I support

National Capital Region

171 Gov’t, 1 MilFLTCYBERCOM / C10FNAVSEA & NAVAIR Platform

C4I/Cyber / ID supportUSCYBERCOM (USCC) IESS (Secret Service

protected facilities)PEO-EIS / NGENDCGS-N / DCGS-MCMARCORSYSCOMAnti-Terrorism / Force

ProtectionDCI /

MCWL embeds

New Orleans, LA224 Gov’t, 8 Mil

Center of DON manpower & personnel software design & supportDON Global Distance

Support (Help Desk)DOD Component

Enterprise Data Center Veterans Benefits Mgmt.

IT Systems, web portal & software development Logistics & IT supportGCSS MC Service DeskDefense Health

Other NIWC Atlantic Major Locations


Cryptologic & Intel

NEDC and Watch Floor

Oct 2019

HQ Charleston, SC3,259 Gov’t, 18 Mil

Tactical network systems and end-to-end testingCyber Forensics and Data

Recovery Labs Vehicle, Surface Ship, and

Submarine C4I test and integrationDoD Component

Enterprise Data Center Air Traffic Control engr. &

technical services Electromagnetic &

Environmental test labsCommercial & DoD

Satellite Communications

Driving integration and interoperability into the Navy’s IW Capabilities

Presenter

Presentation Notes

National Capital Region Co-located with Fort Meade, NSA, DISA, Chantilly & Navy Yard

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Workforce/Operational Profile


Top Series (63%)• IT Specialist• Electronics

Engineer• Computer Scientist• Electronics

Technician• Management &

Program Analyst

5%

7%4%

40% Engineering

Corporate OperationsFinance

Science & Tech 1%

Contracts 1%

Hampton RoadsWorkforce by CompetencyCiv. & Mil.Oct 2019

42%Logistics & Life

Cycle Engr

Program & Project Mgmt.

NWCF improves cost awareness, promotes cost management &

increases flexibility

Primarily a Navy Working Capital Fund (NWCF) Organization, relying on sales revenue rather than direct Congressional appropriations to finance its operations

Generates adequate revenue to cover cost of operations

Operates on a break-even basis

Optimizing our people, processes and tools to rapidly deliver IW solutions

NIWC AtlanticWorkforce by CompetencyCiv. & Mil.Oct 2019

6%3%

22%

9%

6%

53% Engineering

Corporate Operations

Finance

Program & Project Mgmt.

Logistics & Life Cycle Engr

ContractsOffice of Counsel <1%

Civ. & Mil.

Science & Technology 1%

Oct 2019

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1.0Finance

Virginia Pitts and Tony

Jones

2.0ContractsSteve Harnig

3.0Office of Counsel

Barbara Shestko

4.0Logistics & Life Cycle

EngineeringBrad Hoisington

5.0EngineeringErick Fry, SSTM

6.0Program &

Project MgmtKen Ayers

7.0Science & Technology

(includes Work)Dr. S. Huerth, SSTM

8.0Corporate OperationsDave Monahan

Fleet C4I and ReadinessCharlie Adams, SSTM

Expeditionary WarfareKevin Charlow, SSTM

Enterprise Systems Patrick Fitzgerald, SSTM

Shore C2ISR and Integration Bruce Carter, SSTM

Science and Technology DepartmentDr. Suzanne Huerth, SSTM

Organized Around Teams


IPT

IPT

IPT

Integrated Product Team (IPT) competencies cooperatively functioning together to produce goods and services

Depa

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forma

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Competencies (people, processes and tools)

IPT

IPT

5 Depts — 120 IPTs — 436 ProjsTop Occupational Series (60%)

IT Specialist (20%)Electronics Engineer (12%)Computer Scientist (11%)

Electronics Tech (9%)Management & Program Analyst (8%)

EOM Oct 2019

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Information Warfare Research Project (IWRP)


10 U.S.C. § 2371b authorizes DoD to carry out transactions for prototype projects other than a procurement contract, or cooperative agreement

Authorizes "Other Transaction for Prototype Projects”

Prototype projects directly relevant to enhancing the mission effectiveness

of military personnel and the supporting platforms, systems,

components, or materials proposed to be acquired or developed by the DoD, or for the improvement of platforms,

systems, components, or materials in use by the armed forces

Advancing Naval IW through rapid prototyping on a global scaleFocusing on underlying technologies that advance Naval IW capabilities through a consortium that can support research,

development and prototyping

Policies and Guidance

Warfighter Needs IWRP

For the advancement of IW Technologies to the Warfighter Emerging

Technology Assessment

Commercial & Investment

Sector

Technology Growth Areas

IWRP: Enables rapid research for IW Prototype projects in the area of IW Increases access to innovative

commercial solutions for defense requirements

Fosters innovation with non-traditional industry partners

Allows Prototype consideration through Industry initiated Ideas

https://www.theiwrp.org

OTA: Greatly increase speed

to award Reduce barriers to

competition Increase access to

innovative commercial solutions

Leverage advanced commercial technologies

EOM Oct 2019

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Presentation Notes

13 August ~600 attended the IWRP registration event at Trident Technical College additional 300 attendees online from across the U.S.

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14LANT

PAC

Other

102

326

TraditionalNontraditional

Members by Technology Area Prototype Requests by Technology Area

Members Workflow by Customer

428

Dashboard as of 14 Nov. 2019



105

338

44330

3

12

4545

292318

178278

215122

144228

189157

37176

78187

0 100 200 300

Cyber WarfareData Science / Analytics Technologies

Assured CommunicationsCloud Computing

Enterprise Resource ToolsCollaboration and Networking

AutonomyInternet of Things

MobilityModel Based Systems Engineering

On-Demand ManufacturingAssured Command and Control

Integrated FiresBattlespace Awareness

412

12

1513

913

13

55

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

Assured Command and Control (AC2)Assured Communications

AutonomyBattlespace Awareness (BA)

Cloud ComputingCyber Warfare

Data Science/Analytics TechnologiesEnterprise Resource Tools

Integrated Fires (IF)Mobility

Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)On-Demand Manufacturing

Cutoff for QID 6 is 5 February

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FY19 IWRP Execution

64 Total FY19 Prototypes opportunities offered8 Number of Non-NAVWAR Navy organizations using IWRP3 Awards made6 Awards currently in progress

56 Proposals placed in the Basket (2 awards from the basket in FY19)

$35 M In awarded prototype ceiling$1.1 M Average dollar amount per prototype award

157 Average number of days for a prototype award from inception42 Days for the fastest award



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FY20 Forecasting

Forecasting a 100% increase in workflow over FY19 Forecasting $50-60M in prototype awards Forecasting 1-2 successful prototypes from FY19 moving to

production



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FY20 Schedule


NIWC Atlantic– Don Sallee – Program Manager

• [email protected]– Lisa Rosenbaum – Agreement Officer

• [email protected]

Points of ContactTo become a member of the IWRP consortium go to https://www.theiwrp.org

NIWC Pacific– Vince Squitieri – IWRP IPT Lead

• [email protected]– Sharon Pritchard – Agreement Officer

• [email protected]


–––––––––––––––––––

Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2nd QIDSan Diego, CA

5 March

3rd QID(TBD)

December 11/12CDCA

Annual Mtg

1st QIDCharleston SC

30 October

FY20

Virtual Collaboration April 28-30

Virtual Collaboration August 18-20

GMMCharleston SC

29 October

FY21*Note: Align FY21 1st QID with SBIOI in October

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Engagements with Industry and Academia


▼ Formal Initiatives with Industry Contracts Industry Council: CHAS (bimonthly) Industry Days CHS/HR (As Required) IWRP Industry Days (Qtr) Technology Exchanges CHS/HR (Qtr) Small Business Industry Outreach Initiatives (SBIOI): CHAS (Qtr) Women in Defense Speed Networking: CHAS (Qtr) NOLA Small Business Event: NOLA (Annually) Tidewater Assoc. of Service Contractors: HR (Annually) AFCEA WEST: SD (Annually) DON IT Conference East Coast: HR (annually) DoN Gold Coast: SD (Annually) Sea Air Space: DC (Annually) Salute to Small Business (SBA): Columbia, SC (Annually) ONR S&T: DC (Annually) C5ISR: CHAS (Annually) Society of Military Engineers (SAME) SB Conference CHAS (Annually) SC Research Authority (SCRA) SB Outreach: CHAS (As Requested) Small Business Dev. Center Training: CHS/NOLA (Qtr) Monthly Industry Luncheons (As Requested)

▼ Informal Initiatives with Industry Weekly one-on-one meetings (as requested) in conjunction with the

Small Business Development Center: CHS/NOLA/HR Daily emails/calls

▼ Formal Initiatives with Academia Cooperative Research and Development

Agreements (as required) Partnership Intermediary Agreements (as required) Patent License Agreements (as required) Commercial Service Agreements (As required) Educational Partnership Agreements

For the innovators http://www.defenseinnovationmarketplace.mil/navy.html

NIWC Atlantic Public Page http://www.public.navy.mil/navwar/Atlantic/Pages/ForIndustry.aspx

Industry Resources

https://e-commerce.sscno.nmci.navy.mil

@DON_OSBP@DODSBIR

Doing Business with NAVWARNAVWAR e-Commerce Central (E-CC)


Nov 2019

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Engagements for innovative solutions and improvements in delivery and performance

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Hampton RoadsCultivating the Next Workforce


Our volunteers “Making a difference in student's lives” IT Shadow Day — NIWC Atlantic Natl. Day at the Labs — Sewells Point Science Fair — Norfolk Regional

Science Fair — School Tours — Math and Science Nights — STEM Festivals — STEM Academy — STEM Girls Rock/Girls Day Out — FIRST Lego & Robotic Competitions (FRC Chesapeake Competition — FTC Eastern Virginia Qualifier) — Internships — Lunch Buddies (Victory, Sewells, and Larrymore Elementary Schools)

and “Making a difference in our community”Combined Federal Campaign — Toys for Tots — Clean the Bay — Food Drives — Blood Drives —

Community Information briefs — Regional economic development group engagements

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Lunch Buddies (4th year!). Robust and ongoing! Season starts in October Victory Elementary: 13 Mentors Sewells Point Elementary 23 Mentors Larrymore Elementary 12


Serve our Nation by delivering information warfare solutions that protect national security.

WIN THE INFORMATION WAR.

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Web: https://www.public.navy.mil/navwar/Atlantic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommandTwitter: https://twitter.com/navwarHQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spawarhq/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/spawar/

Glassdoor: https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-SPAWAR-Systems-Center-Atlantic-EI_IE638508.11,41.htmEmployment opportunities: https://www.usajobs.gov/ NIWC Atlantic Small Business: https://www.public.navy.mil/navwar/Atlantic/Pages/ForIndustry.aspx

NAVWAR Contract Directorate Office: https://e-commerce.sscno.nmci.navy.milStatement A: Approved for Public Release. Distribution is unlimited (06 December 2019).

https://www.public.navy.mil/navwar/Atlantic

https://www.instagram.com/spawarhq/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/spawar/

https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Working-at-SPAWAR-Systems-Center-Atlantic-EI_IE638508.11,41.htm

https://www.usajobs.gov/

https://e-commerce.sscno.nmci.navy.mil/

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Addition InformationBackup


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▼ Fleet C4I and Readiness DivisionsEnsuring Information Warfare superiority through collaboration, alignment and engineering excellence. Battlespace Awareness (PMW 120) Information Assurance and Navy Cybersecurity (PMW 130) Command and Control and Afloat Applications (PMW 150) Navy Afloat Networks (PMW 160) Navy Afloat Transport and Navigation (PMW 170) Foreign Military Sales / Air Integration / Coast Guard (PMW 740) Surface Ship Integration

(PMW 750/760) Submarine Integration (PMW 770) Shore C4I Integration (PMW 790) Fleet Installations and Response

Fleet C4I and Readiness Department


Fleet C4I and Readiness DepartmentFY19: 1,677 FTEs150 Programs / Projects Engineer (design, develop

and test) new C4ISR capabilities that give our Fleet an advantage over adversaries.

Integrate C4ISR systems into the U.S. Navy’s newest and most advanced ships and submarines.

Install C2, intel, communications, networks and applications for the Fleet.

Support Fleet C4ISR systems to maintain operational availability and complete lifecycle engineering.

July 9CENTRIX Support for COMSUBPAC –RIMPAC 2018

Nov 2019

Major Sponsors PMW 120 PMW 130 PMW 150 PMW 160

PMW 170 PMW 740 PMW 750/760 PMW 770 PMW 790 FRD

NAVSEA NAVAIR USCG Fleet Cyber Numbered

Fleets

Presenter

Presentation Notes

(NIEF), a CANES Pre-Installation, Testing and Checkout (PITCO) Laboratory in Norfolk

http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CAcQjRw&url=http://lexleader.net/future-naval-aviation-antisubmarine-warfare/&ei=MLBDVcWDKoWlsAWH6ICgBg&bvm=bv.92189499,d.b2w&psig=AFQjCNHG5MDePe7FU2AWEBHo74P5lK-Glg&ust=1430585635399853

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Expeditionary Warfare Department


▼ Expeditionary Warfare DivisionsRapidly delivering C4ISR, Cyber and IT systems and engineering services to meet the Information Warfare needs of the Marine Corps and Special Operations Command. Expeditionary Enterprise Systems and Services Division Expeditionary Intelligence Solutions Division Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Command,

Control and Communication Solutions Division Land Systems Integration Division

Major Sponsors MARCORSYSCOM SOCOM HQMC PEO Land Systems

Land Systems Integration

Supporting Modular Open Systems Approaches for

Weapon Systems, a Warfighting Imperative.

ExW DepartmentFY19: 573 FTEs62 Programs / Projects Deliver Information

Warfare capabilities to the Marine Corps and Special Operations Command

Provide full spectrum C4ISR systems and services to Marines and Special Forces

Engineer end-to-end C4ISR systems in tactical vehicles

Develop and sustain Enterprise IT system capabilities and solutions

Nov 2019

http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CAcQjRw&url=http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/all-ashore-the-utility-of-amphibious-operations/&ei=N5tDVZHaJorYtQWg0oGYAw&bvm=bv.92189499,d.b2w&psig=AFQjCNF8kjTrKi3ej1r5-6pdb7_1jdOXXw&ust=1430580391669867

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Enterprise Systems DepartmentES DepartmentFY19: 475 FTEs44 Programs / Projects

Provide automation through development and deployment of modern software-intensive solutions

Local, Base and Wide Area network solutions

Networks and Satellite Communication Gateways

Hosting for software application and services including private and commercial Cloud services

Provide software engineering solutions for MPT&E


▼ Enterprise Systems DivisionsRapidly identify and implement affordable Enterprise IT solutions by promoting innovation, developing our personnel, and forming strategic partnerships across NIWC Atlantic and with our customers. Data Center and Cloud Hosting Services (DC2HS) Manpower, Personnel, Training and Education (MPT&E)

Systems Enterprise Business Systems (EBS) Infrastructure Systems (IS)

DC2HS designated Navy Cloud Broker— brokering

services to Amazon Web Services (AWS) today and piloting efforts. Assists the Navy in their cloud

acceleration efforts.

Nov 2019

Major Sponsors PMW 205 PMW 220 PMW 240

PMW 250 PMW 260 PMW 270 PMW 280

PMS 444 NAVSEA 04 Defense Information

Systems Agency

Navy Reserves Department of

Homeland Security

Presenter

Presentation Notes

The majority of Navy, legacy IT systems have been migrated into a Component Enterprise Data Centers (CEDC) or a Managed Cloud environment. San Diego Navy Enterprise Data Center has been closed, with systems consolidated into a CEDC or AWS Maintaining 40+ systems in AWS with access controlled through Navy Cloud Access Point (CAP) and managed by Designated Cloud Broker Sustain 200+ systems, 2000+ servers across CEDCs (CHAS, NOLA, Millington and NEDRC) CEDCs continue to maintain an audit readiness tempo with self assessment of all platforms >80% FY18 Transitions Planned: 73 of Applications Transitioning into NIWC Atlantic CEDCs and Cloud

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Major Sponsors Commander, Navy Installations Command Marine Corps Installations Command Naval Air Systems Command

Naval Facilities Engineering Command Defense Health Agency Defense Logistics Agency Energy

Shore C2ISR and Integration Department


Shore C2ISR and Integration DepartmentFY19: 704 FTEs254 Programs / Projects Engineer, deliver and

sustain Naval Air Traffic Control and meteorology systems worldwide

Design, engineer and sustain IW solutions for command and control, intelligence customers

Provide and sustain cyber-hardened electronic security and shore industrial controls systems

Engineer, integrate and deploy advanced networking, cyber resiliency and data analytics for military health systems modernization

▼ Shore C2ISR and Integration DivisionsEngineering and fielding systems supporting operational forces overseas and readiness missions stateside. Defense Health Information Technology

Cyber Security Service Provider (CSSP) Industrial Controls Systems and Applications Special Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Exploitation Force Protection Solutions

Electronic Security Systems Command and Operations Centers Air Traffic Control Engineering

Provides all shore-based ATC systems (more than 72 Navy and Marine Corps facilities)

NIWC Atlantic joined NAVSUP Defense Fuel Support Point (DFSP) team to celebrate the

completion of the Automated Fuel Handling

Equipment (AFHE) upgrade.

Nov 2019

Presenter

Presentation Notes

The NIWC CSSP First certified as a CSSP in 2010 Recognized throughout the years as one of the most mature CSSP programs in the DoD Scaled to defend all of the future DoD Medical needs (~220.000 assets) and more Actively providing all CSSP services and tailored NETOPS support Recognized by our peers for capability development efforts to streamline and defend at the pace of cyber Sought after Red Team and Cyber Hunt capabilities

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Science and Technology Department


Science and Technology DepartmentFY18: 59 FTEs52 Programs / Projects Technical mgmt., research and

development, and integration support to develop advanced technologies that ensure technological superiority for the Navy, Marine Corps and Joint Warfighters.

Develop, motivate and sustain partnerships with industry and academia to expand research opportunities, recruitment and promote technology transfer to/from the private sector.

Analyze C4ISR and Space systems to identify gaps in capability; assist in strategic roadmaps to future technology development.

Rapidly prototype and demonstrate capabilities that address emergent Naval technology needs.

Major Sponsors Defense Advanced Research

Projects Agency (DARPA) Office of Naval Research (ONR)

Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Navy Tactical Exploitation of National

Capabilities (TENCAP)

Advanced Naval Technology Exercise

(ANTX) East.Demonstrated nine

exploratory technologies

▼ Science and Technology Lead ManagersResearching, prototyping and managing advanced technology development ensuring technical superiority Defense Advanced Research Project Agency

(DARPA) The Office of Naval Research (ONR) Naval Innovative Science and Technology

Program Joint Capability Technology Demonstrations

July 2019

EOM Oct 2019

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