Zone1

Northrop Grumman – Generic Reconfigurable Training System (GRTS)

Training Support

Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Personnel Development Command (NPDC), NAVAIR Orlando, Surface Warfare Officers School, Center of Surface Combat Systems (SCSC), and Northrop Grumman are developing a distributed software training system architecture that employs standard networks and personal computers (PCs). This program, called Generic Reconfigurable Training System (GRTS), currently includes Aegis Combat System (ACS) training for officers and enlisted watch stations at Aegis Training and Readiness Center (ATRC), Surface Warfare Officer’s School (SWOS), and an SQQ-89 sonar operator trainer at Fleet Antisubmarine Warfare Training Center (FLEASWTRACEN).

Edizen – U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Volpe Center Training Support (3.18)

Edizen has been involved in helping the Department of Transportation (DOT) Volpe Center optimize their workforce, and navigate changes in leadership and a new performance appraisal system. Edizen has been providing short and long term recommendations regarding organizational issues, and is currently providing customized programs to improve management and leadership competencies including: Performance Feedback Training for Managers to address areas of improvement, Programs for Mentors and Protégés to align the Mentor-Protégé program with strategic organization goals, and One-on-one Executive Coaching focused on improving management and mentoring skills, taking on new roles/responsibilities, and leading through change.

Zone2

Morgan Business Consulting (MBC) – Headquarters, Air Force A4/7 Transformation Support Services

  • Information System Development, Information Assurance, and Information Technology Support (3.12)
  • Logistics Support (3.16)
  • Program Support (3.20)
  • Analytical and Organization Assessment Support (3.21.2)

Morgan Business Consulting (MBC) is assisting the creation of a future state for the Air Force repair network, in which centralized management, improved communication, standardization of processes and network optimization, are done in accordance with eLog21 initiatives.  Since Repair Network Management (RNM) is a key tenet of eLog21, this future state must also serve as a transition point from where the Air Force is currently to where the Air Force will be when the Expeditionary Combat Support System (ECSS) is fully implemented.  MBC’s deep commercial experience combined with extensive experience with AF logistics, in particular ECSS, gives MBC unique insight into the methods and approaches that most effectively apply commercial and AF-specific functional experience with implementation experience in Air Force logistics.  Having recently completed ECSS blueprinting, MBC is currently assessing, via Contractor Support Integration (CSI), how contractor supported logistics systems are currently aligned to the future state logistics enterprise as defined by the Air Force’s Logistics Enterprise Architecture (LogEA) .

Morgan Business Consulting (MBC) – Air Force Vehicles & Equipment Support Agency (AFVESA)
Program Support (3.20)
Analytical and Organization Assessment Support (3.21.2)

A key element of the Air Force logistics transformation is the establishment of an Air Force Vehicles and Equipment Support Activity (AFVESA).  As the Command and Control hub for the Air Force Supply Chain Management for Class VII (Vehicles, Major End Items; excluding engines and pods) and WRM/BEAR, AFVESA partners with the Air Force Global Logistics Support Center (AFGLSC) to gain full visibility, enhanced accountability, and control of these critical assets.  By achieving full visibility and garnering an enterprise wide perspective, AFVESA will redirect maintenance, materiel, and distribution support to where it is needed most.  MBC’s AFVESA transformation includes reallocating stocks between all Air Force storage locations (depot, base, or Centralized Intermediate Repair Facility (CIRF)), redirecting the source, direction or speed of re-supply, and changing the priority of maintenance actions to meet changing warfighter requirements.  The ability to make and implement instantaneous changes to the enterprise logistics plan will make AFVESA essential to the Air Force support provided to Combatant Commands (COCOMs).

The Columbia Group (TCG) – Systems Analyst/MTIC Support, NSWCCD Functional and Administrative Support (3.21)

The Columbia Group (TCG) handled key aspects of operating the NSWCCD conference center. The Columbia Group provided facility information to customers and received, confirmed, and managed all Maritime Technology Information Center (MTIC) reservation requests and confirmations. Additionally, TCG conducted event dry-runs and arranged for and supervise room set up and take down. Furthermore, TCG opened and secured the facility each day, and ensured Guest Service copiers and computers were properly supplied and in good working order. It was also TCG’s responsibility to maintain a calendar of events. TCG coordinated with Code 36 regarding facilities issues, rearranged requests, and notified leadership of special janitorial needs. TCG also maintained reservations, meeting logistics and checklists.

Deloitte – SIGMA Planning Support Program Support (3.20)

Deloitte, with support from other subcontractors, was engaged to provide development of a PM plan to assist with SAP R/3 implementation regarding cost, schedule, performance, ASAP methodology, milestones, risk management, quality assurance management, issues management, communication strategy, and configuration management. The successful pilot of PM processes in the client’s aircraft program office led to the follow-on implementation of SAP R/3 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system at one hundred and twenty-six (126) sites worldwide for twenty-two thousand five hundred (22,500) users. The “to be” processes were developed for four (4) operational levels as well as a comprehensive, web-enabled CONOPS. PM support included development of a continuous improvement strategy, a document management system strategy, a project dashboard, including performance metrics, a risk management strategy, a comprehensive deployment plan for training, workforce transition, and change management , and provided issue management and tools management.

Entrusted Connections Incorporated (ECI) – ONR Strategic Planning Functional and Administrative Support (3.21)

Entrusted Connections Incorporated (ECI) applied government and industry standards to the operational activities and mission of the Office of Naval Research (ONR). ECI’s goal was to utilize experienced executives partnering with the best and brightest talents to create achievable policy objectives for future growth and development over the long term. ECI’s IT Capital Planning process provided a structured, integrated approach and framework for how the IT investments will be selected and managed, while additionally ensuring that IT investment decisions provided value to the ONR, a significant return on investments, meaningful performance metrics and effective risk management plans. The implemented Capital Planning process serves as the managing authority within the acquisition structure related to the overall definition, integration, and implementation of IT investments.

The Page Group – Production System Development Public Affairs and Multimedia Support (3.22)

The Page Group developed an industry-changing production system that saved the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) significant time and money. The information in Nutrition Action, often complex in nature, must be presented in lay terms to its readership in a compelling and accessible layout. At the same time, the content must be one-hundred percent accurate, a requirement that often presented production challenges. The Page Group’s new process streamlined production to such an extent that only three sets of proofs were required. Furthermore, the new process was implanted without violating the security of either organization’s computer network.

Performance Partners – NASA Organizational Assessment Support Functional and Administrative Support (3.21)

Performance Partners worked with NASA SES level executives and non-SES leaders to provide support for their developmental needs in order to optimize their performance results and align to organization strategic direction and mission. In addition, the coaches from Performance Partners harbored an understanding and reflection of the desired cultures and values of the organization. Using proven expertise with high level assessment tools (540 and 4-D), Performance Partners was able to administer high level assessments, yielding critical and accurate results for executive coaching sessions. These 360 key stakeholder assessments allowed experts to successfully create an extensive profile enabling participants to understand their strengths, motivations, skills, values, and temperament. These 360 assessments allowed for a greater understanding of challenges each executive faces on a daily basis. The reporting methods used also involved sophisticated on-line administrative tools, which enabled the coaches and the point of contact at each NASA center to know the status of every coaching engagement.

Perot – Professional Support Services Program Support (3.20)

Perot provided professional support services in the areas of Program Management, Engineering, Logistics Management, Engineering Management, and Financial Management in support of In-Service Submarines. Organizations supported include PMS392 (Strategic and Attack Submarines), PMS394/399 (Deep Submergence Programs), SEA 07L (Logistics and Submarine Training Systems programs), SEA 07Q (Submarine Safety and Quality Assurance), SEA 07T (Engineering Management), SEA 07TR (Submarine Training), SUBMEPP, COMSUBFOR/SUBPAC, MARMC, and various Naval Shipyards.

Sayres – Department of the Navy, Program Executive Office Ships (PEO Ships) Program Support (3.20)

Sayres provides experienced Acquisition Program Services for the ship acquisition programs within Naval Sea Systems Command/PEO Ships, specifically DDG 1000 and the Littoral Combat Ship. These programs involve executive level acquisition program management services and liaison functions to include expertise in Programmatic Congressional Liaison, Navy/Congressional Budgeting Process and Programmatic Financial Management Insight, Procurement/Acquisition Strategy, and Analysis of Production Progress within Naval shipyards. This requirement also includes the ability to prepare documents and briefs for senior Navy leadership, provide insight and analysis of long term planning for Navy shipbuilding programs, and produce recommended solutions at the Program Manager and above level.

Washington Consulting Government Services (WCGS) – Warfighter Performance Support Program Support (3.20)

Washington Consulting Government Services (WCGS) provided Technical, Programmatic, and Financial support to the Warfighter Performance Science and Technology Department encompassing support for the Force Health Protection and Capable Manpower Future Naval Capabilities (FNC) programs. Additional support was provided for the development of a software tool, PROMIS. WCGS provided technical and administrative support for the FNC Program to include specifying the requirements for the Business Plans (BPs) and Technology Transition Agreements (TTAs), and providing direct support by requiring the delivery of high quality work from FNC staff.

Zone3

Northrop Grumman – Operations and Maintenance (O&M) of the East Coast Tactical Training Range Complex (ECTTRC)


Measurement Facilities, Range, and Instrumentation Support (3.15)

Northrop Grumman provided operations, maintenance, and engineering support to the Tactical Aircrew Combat Training System, the over-the-horizon GPS-based large area tracking range, and Electronic Warfare, Surface Range Scoring, and Monitoring systems. Tasks included systems engineering services, T&E, technical data support, ILS, life cycle management, CM, and technical data management.

Tele-Consultants Incorporated (TCI) – SPAWAR Acquisitions to Implement FORCEnet
Logistic Support (3.16)

Tele-Consultants Incorporated (TCI) supports SSC Charleston through CENTURUM’s prime contract in the area of Logistics Support. In the area of MP&T, TCI provided Job Task/Manpower and Personnel analysis within the CMATT process for the BF-Email, ADNS, SINCGAR ASIP, DMR, and EMS programs. TCI developed NTSP and TRPPM documents for the JTRS, BFEM 66, and EPLRS programs. In the area of Supply Support, TCI introduced PTD data into the ICAPS for the AN/GRC-171B (V)4 programs. TCI coordinated Logistics Support between the USAF, PICA, Navy, and SICA for logistics supportability on the AN/GRC-171B (V) 4 program.

Zone 4

Northrop Grumman – Naval Sea Systems Command Program Support


Program Support (3.20)

Northrop Grumman leads a six-company team of small and large firms supporting the PMS 422 Standard Missile Program Office. For thirteen years, Northrop Grumman has coordinated all aspects of PMS 422 business and financial management support. Northrop Grumman prepares and/or review executive documents, and provides financial operations support including earned value and total ownership cost analysis.

Zone5

Morgan Business Consulting (MBC) – Air Force Expeditionary Combat Support System (ECSS) Logistics Transformation Office (LTO) Support Services

  • Information System Development, Information Assurance, and Information Technology Support (3.12) Logistics Support (3.16)
  • Supply and Provisioning Support (3.17)
  • Program Support (3.20)
  • Analytical and Organization Assessment Support (3.21.2)

The Air Force selected Morgan Business Consulting (MBC) to support the AF/A4IT LTO in providing the Logistics user community “one-voice” during the development and implementation of eLog21 initiatives and Expeditionary Combat Support System (ECSS), the largest Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) undertaken by the Department of Defense (DoD).  MBC provided support to Planning, Integration, Execution, and Data Activities within AF/A4IT, Advice and Support to AF/A4I, and Functional Support to the ECSS Program Management Office (PMO) for data cleansing activities.  MBC provided first-hand knowledge of change management efforts and commercial best practices, and how these can operate within the current Air Force environment.

MBC has fully supported the AF/A4 vision of a transformed AF Logistics enterprise by implementing the LogEA developed by MBC personnel.  This is accomplished through the eLog21 initiatives and the ECSS Program to successfully implement best business practices, enabling IT tools, and aligning organizational structures.  MBC provided functional expertise assisting the ECSS PMO in the Implementation of the Engineering Change required for full functionality of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) within ECSS.  MBC provided thought leadership and PLM Requirements support to the ECSS Enable IPT since the beginning of the program.  MBC further supports SAF/AQXI in developing a robust PLM solution for not just the A4/7 community, but the entire Air Force.

Northrop Grumman – AN/SLQ-32A (V) Electronic Surveillance Enhancements (ESE)

  • Research and Development Support (3.1)
  • Configuration Management Support (CM) (3.10)
  • Training Support (3.18)

Northrop Grumman is under contract to Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) to design, develop, fabricate, test, and integrate an enhanced state-of-the-art replacement for the SLQ-32 digital pre-sorter, using COTS/NDI, open system standards, and open architecture. The current functions of the hardware components known as the pre-sorter unit and the digital processor unit were completely redesigned and fabricated into a single unit forming the baseline for the SLQ-32 ESE. Research and development efforts included experimentation and redesign of the digital processor unit to achieve an order of magnitude increase in throughput performance. To ensure compliance, Northrop Grumman maintains software under strict CM, and an independent QA group adhering to the requirements of ANSI/ASQC Q9001-1994.

Stanley – Engineering Support Services

Engineering Support (3.2)

Stanley participates in engineering working groups as the PARM’s representative for the Countermeasure Set, Acoustic External Countermeasure Launcher, VIRGINIA Class C3I Platform Integration Team, VIRGINIA Power Interface Working Group, VIRGINIA Electromagnetic Compatibility Advisory Board, SSGN Non-Propulsion Electronic Equipment Review, and the Modernization Platform Integration Team. Stanley attends all working group meetings, track and present status of commitments assigned to PMS415. Additionally, Stanley provides track integration of equipment into platform command and control system, research integration issues, and discovers new requirements for future meetings. Stanley is developing an initial capabilities document for the Next Generation Countermeasure. This task finds methodology to counter future threats to submarine survivability, analyzes the latest threat projection, locates information on alternative concept evaluations, and establishes funding priorities for these concepts based on risk, cost, potential effectiveness, and safety.

Zone 6

Booz Allen Hamilton – SPAWAR HQ Lean Six Sigma Functional and Administrative Support (3.21)

Booz Allen Hamilton is assisting with performing assessments, implementation, communications and training activities, both at SPAWAR HQ and SPAWAR component for full-scale Lean Six Sigma implementation in the diverse business and operational environments across Team SPAWAR (including acquisition; manufacturing; maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO); engineering and design; research and development, test and evaluation (RDT&E); science and technology (S&T); logistics and material management; knowledge management; and administrative environments). Booz Allen Hamilton is also assisting the Navy in defining world-class implementation (including metrics and standards of approach), identifying gaps between the current and the ideal state, and assisting in the development of a rapid improvement action plan for efforts required to close or eliminate identified gaps, including a communications strategy and the export of Lean successes throughout Team SPAWAR. The implementation plan is intended to define a phased implementation leading ultimately to a self-sustaining world-class capability.

Northrop Grumman – Operations and Maintenance of the East Coast Tactical Training Range Complex (ECTTRC) and West Coast Tactical Training Range Complex (WCTTRC)

  • Prototyping, Pre-Production, Model-Making, and Fabrication Support (FA 3.4)16)
  • Software Engineering, Development, Programming, and Network Support (3.6)
  • System Safety Engineering Support (3.9)
  • Quality Assurance (3.11))
  • Information System Development, Information Assurance, and Information Technology Support (3.12)
  • Measurement Facilities, Range, and Instrumentation Support (3.15)

For NSWC Corona, Northrop Gruman provided operations, maintenance, and engineering support to the Tactical Aircrew Combat Training System(TACTS), the Over-the-horizon GPS-based large area tracking range (LATR), electronic warfare (EW), surface range scoring and monitoring systems (SRSMS), telemetry, and communications and range support services used in Training Navy, Marine Corps, AirForce, and Army Personnel, As part oF the ECTTRC Testing and Feasibility studies, Northrop Grumman Developed
Several Prototypes Including a Mobile Gis Prior to testing and feasibility studies, Northrop Grumman Also Completed Software Maintenance of the TACTS Systems, EW Software and Radio Control Software, and Performed a Significant Amount of interfacing Old and New Software For RADAR Systems as well as TACTS System Software. Northrop Grumman was also involved in range.
Flight Line, Laser, Hazardous Material, Vehicle, and Heavy equipment, and Electro/Mechanical equipment Safety at all Locations. To ensure compliance, the PMO QA/SAFETY Representatives (ISO 9000-Certified) Monitored the safety program at all sites, and quality control was Implemented through the QA Program PLAN(QAPP), under the Law of the ISO 9001 Standard

Zone 7

Northrop Grumman– Submarine Simulation-Stimulation

  • Modeling, Simulation, Stimulation, and Analysis Support (3.3)
  • System Design Documentation and Technical Data Support (3.5)
  • Software Engineering, Development, Programming, and Network Support (3.6)
  • Human Factors, Performance, and Usability Engineering Support (3.8)
  • Quality Assurance Support (3.11)

For NUWC Northrop Grumman developed full-scale submarine simulation-stimulation used for laboratory development of submarine combat systems and for fleet training. Software models include medium- to high-fidelity ship, oceans, acoustics, weapons, and other sensor simulations. This system drives all submarine tactical interfaces, provides interconnectivity using DIS/HLA, and performs internal messaging with CORBA. Northrop Grumman provided comprehensive requirements and design documentation, extensive software development support per the software development plan and CMM guidelines, and managed the software development environment. Northrop Grumman also developed Human Computer Interfaces (HCIs), using state-of-the-art tools and techniques to implement the design of HCIs for the Submarine Multi-Mission Team Trainer.

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or
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