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Mr. Scott PulfordDeputy Project Manager Training Devices

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Organization Program RFP Release Award DatePD DT LCPM 3rd Qtr FY17 3rd Qtr FY18PD DT IMTS 4th Qtr FY17 1st Qtr FY18PD DT CTC Live Fire 1st Qtr FY18 2nd Qtr FY18PD DT ARTEMIS 3rd Qtr FY18 3rd Qtr FY19PD DT TRACR 2nd Qtr FY18 4th Qtr FY18

PdM LTS I-MILES Sole Source 2nd Qtr FY18 3rd/4th Qtr FY18PdM LTS I-MILES Full & Open 1st Qtr FY20 2nd Qtr FY21PdM LTS OSWV TBD TBD

PdM GCTT Abrams ED/TT 3rd Qtr FY17 2nd Qtr FY18PdM GCTT Abrams MTS SEPv3 2nd Qtr FY19 1st Qtr FY20PdM GCTT AMPV MTS 4th Qtr FY19 4th Qtr FY20PdM GCTT CDT 4th Qtr FY17 4th Qtr FY18PdM GCTT Stryker MTS 4th Qtr FY17 3rd Qtr FY18PdM GCTT WTCS V2 4th Qtr FY18 3rd Qtr FY 19PdM CTIS JRTC-IS LE NEPA 3rd Qtr FY18 4th Qtr FY18PdM CTIS JRTC-IS LE TBD TBDPL TRADE CPM Plus 3rd Qtr FY18 2nd Qtr FY20

Note: All Dates are Tentative

Business Opportunities Summary


Program requirements

Product


Product


Product

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ProductProduct Product Product

LCPM

Life Cycle Product-line Management (LCPM)

• PM TRADE Programs that will leverage LCPM:

• The Digital Range Training System (DRTS) is comprised of the following range types: Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC), Digital Multi-Purpose Training Ranges (DMPTR), Battle Area Complex (BAX), Digital Air/Ground Integration Range (DAGIR)

• Integrated Military Operation in Urban Terrain (MOUT) Training System (IMTS) is comprised of the following range types: Urban Assault Course (UAC), Shoot house, Combined Arms Collective Training Facility (CACTF)

• Target Modernization – Lane based and maneuver ranges• Homestation Instrumentation is comprised of the following

range types: Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Capability – Instrumentation System (JPMRC-IS), HomestationInstrumentation Systems (HITS)

• Combat Training Centers: National Training Center (NTC), Joint Readiness Training Center(JRTC) & Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC)


Organization: PM TRADE

Phone: 407-384-5201Email: [email protected]

Description/Summary of Program RequirementsLCPM will provide life cycle management and hardware product line development in support of live training systems. LCPM will be a single contract vehicle for programs to perform hardware centric life cycle tasks.

Technology refreshment Obsolescence management Concurrency Technology insertion Upgrades Disposal for LT2 systems Support LT2 programs Other DoD customers

Life Cycle Product-line Management (LCPM)

• Acquisition Strategy: Full & Open• Contract Vehicle: Single Award

IDIQ (Approved)• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price,

Cost, and Time & Material

• 5 years Sep 14

RFI Release

Oct 15

PALTInitiation

3rd Qtr FY17

RFP Release

3rd Qtr FY18

ContractAward

• Estimated: $465 M is ceiling• N/A



Phone: 407-384-5201Email: [email protected]

Description/Summary of Program RequirementsThis effort will provide Continuous Technology Refreshment (CTR) to modernize legacy (existing) Integrated Military Operation in Urban Terrain (MOUT) Training Systems (IMTS) at Active Army and Reserve Components sites. This effort upgrades the following ranges: • Shoot Houses at FT Devens, Story Range (Korea), and Joint Base Lewis McChord (JBLM)• Combined Arms Collective Training Facility at FT AP Hill, FT Dix, FT Campbell, and FT BlissContract objectives:• Completion without first Article testing• Utilize existing Cyber Security certification• Completion within 18 months• CoE and legacy instrumentation drawings will be made available.

Integrated MOUT Training Systems (IMTS) Continuous Technology Refreshment (CTR)

• Acquisition Strategy: Full & Open• Contract Vehicle: STOC II • Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price

• 18 Months after contract award 4th Qtr FY17

RFP Release

3rd QTRFY17

PALTInitiation

1st Qtr FY18

ContractAward

• Estimated: $7-15M • UOTS (Lockheed) expired for new

business Oct 2015

15 Dec 16

RFI Release


Combat Training Center Live FireDescription/Summary of Program Requirements

• Acquisition Strategy: Pending Market Research

• Contract Vehicle: C type contract• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price

• FY18-FY23

RFP Release

PALTInitiation

ContractAward

4th Qtr FY17

2nd Qtr FY18

Organization: PM TRADEPhone: (407) 384-5201Email: [email protected]

• Estimated: $50M • CARTS contract (expired)

• 1 year base and 5 Option years

This acquisition (FY18-FY23) is for target lifters (e.g. Stationary Armor Targets, Stationary Infantry Targets) and ancillary devices (e.g. solar panels, MILES sensors) at the three Combat Training Centers. FY’s18 thru FY21 will be for target requirements at the National Training Center (NTC) at Fort Irwin and the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) at Fort Polk; FY22 will be for the Joint Multi-National Training Center (JMRC) Germany. FY23 is TBD.

1st Qtr FY18

RFI Release

3rd Qtr FY17


Description/Summary of Program Requirements


• Contract Vehicle: MA - IDIQ • Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price +

Cost

A multi-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract vehicle, similar in scope to the CARTS contract, aimed at supporting the acquisition of new ranges, low density range support devices (e.g., sound effects simulators, battlefield effects simulators, etc.), system engineer services relative to live-fire ranges, and provide for the refurbishment of legacy target systems.

Conceptually:Lot I Targets Lot II Engineering and RangesLot III Devices, Specialty EquipmentLot IV Refurbishment of Equipment


Phone: (407) 384-5201

Email: [email protected]

• Estimated: TBD• CARTS contract (expired)

ARTEMIS (Army Ranges and Target Equipment for Maneuver and Infantry Systems)

• 5 Years after contract award 2nd Qtr FY18

PALT Initiation

3rd QtrFY18

RFP Release

3rd Qtr FY19

ContractAward

4th Qtr FY17

RFIRelease




• Contract Vehicle: Single award IDIQ• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price +

Cost

• Sustainment and support for Government owned target control software• TRACR/TRACR Suite configuration management• TRACR/TRACR Suite Information Assurance/Risk Management Framework• TRACR Help Desk to user community• Refresh and sustain FASIT standards/documentation• Support for TRACR Army wide upgrades• Other aperiodic tasks (range upgrades / enhancements)


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $18M• TRACR PDSS Next

TRACR (Targetry Range Automated Control & Recording) Plus

• Base Year plus four one-year options

4th Qtr FY17

PALT Initiation

2nd QtrFY18

RFPRelease

4th Qtr FY18

ContractAward

2nd Qtr FY17

RFIRelease


Digitized Training Contracts Overview

• LCPM focus areas – late FY18 – FY23– Tech refresh and obsolescence of EXISTING systems– Hardware Product Line

• CTC Live focus areas – FY18 - FY23– Field target systems to the 3 CTCs based on the current BOIP– Any additional target systems would be covered by ARTEMIS

• ARTEMIS focus areas – FY19 - FY23– Fielding existing systems to NEW sites and range conversions to TRACR– Procuring new targets for Homestations and CTCs– Refurbishing existing targets– Low volume items

• TRACR Plus FY18 – FY21– PDSS of the current TRACR software baseline– Perform range conversions until ARTEMIS is established

• IMTS CTR – FY18– Tech refresh of multiple sites – 1 year – then work shifts to LCPM


WITS: Wireless Independent Targeting Sys (9,479 Kits Fielded)IWS1: Individual Weapons System (59,942 Kits Fielded)SLM: Shoulder Launched Munitions (5,912 Kits Fielded)IWS2: Individual Weapons System (101,047 Kits Fielded) TVS: Tactical Vehicle System (16,515 Kits Fielded) CVS: Combat Vehicle System (2,928 Kits Fielded)VTESS: Vehicle Tactical Engagement Simulation System (9,004 To be Fielded)HITS IRS: Homestation Instrumentation System (11 sites)HITS V4: Homestation Instrumentation System (4 sites)

2022 2031 20352018 2026

IWS WITS TVSUCD

SLM - AT4, RPGBDM

CVSInstrumentable Versions

2048

I-MILES Quantity Fielded by FY20 - 204,639 Vehicle, Dismounts, Ancillary Kits

2020

ATESS Inc 3 (Direct Fire) FY38-48

IWS1, UCD, SLM-SLEPIWS2-Tech R

CVTESS-SLEPSLEP for TVS

2038

New Technology (PEOs)

Evolving Weapons Platforms (JLTV, AMPV, ESR, M4A1+, etc.. Weapons PMs)

2027

VTESS-Tech R

20292021

VTESS

STRATEGIC ISSUES

• ATESS Increment 3 fielding starts in FY38 and completes in FY48

• Platform evolution and technology continues

• All fielded MILES systems will reach EUL before ATESS

2024

Phase 3 OEM

HITS V3 Tech R

HITS V4 Tech R

HITS

Phase 3 Competitive

LTEC/LPANRETROFIT

Phase 2 CompetitivePhase 1 OEM Phase 2 OEM

Phase 1 Competitive

MILES Relevancy Timelines


I-MILES Relevancy Contracts-Sole Source


• Acquisition Strategy: Sole Source to OEMs

• Contract Vehicle: Single Award IDIQ• Contract Type: TBD

• FY18-FY24

RFI Release

RFP Release

ContractAwards

2nd Qtr FY18

2nd Qtr FY18

3rd/4th QtrFY18


• Estimated: $30-50M• Current I-MILES OEMs

• 1 year base & 4-6 option years

I-MILES is a critical component to “live” force-on-force training capability that impacts the overall training effectiveness for units to operate in a training environment. Ensuring the systems remain available, operational and concurrent with evolving technology for the next 30 years is essential.

The I-MILES Relevancy Contracts-Sole Source is an effort to address I-MILES relevancy as (1) IMILES product line systems approach end of useful life (beyond economically repairable), (2) platform and weapon systems technologies continue to evolve, and (3) Army - Tactical Engagement Simulation System (A-TESS) capabilities requirement implementation is delayed.

The contracts will address technology insertions, obsolescence issues, componentization efforts and the implementation of the Government owned software (Live Training Engagement Composition (LTEC)) until A-TESS increment 3 (~FY 34-38).

PALTInitiation

4th Qtr FY17


I-MILES Relevancy Contract-Competitive Description/Summary of Program Requirements

• Acquisition Strategy: Competitive • Contract Vehicle: TBD• Contract Type: TBD

• FY21-25

RFI Release

RFP Release

ContractAward

4th Qtr FY19

1st Qtr FY20

2nd Qtr FY21


• TBD• TBD

• 1 year base & 4 options

I-MILES is a critical component to live force-on-force training capability that impacts the overall training effectiveness for units to operate in a training environment. Ensuring the systems remain available, operational and concurrent with evolving technology for the next 30 years is essential.

The I-MILES Relevancy Contract-Full & Open is an effort to address I-MILES relevancy as (1) IMILES product line systems approach end of useful life (beyond economically repairable), (2) platform and weapon systems technologies continue to evolve, and (3) Army - Tactical Engagement Simulation System (A-TESS) capabilities requirement implementation is delayed.

The contract will address required MILES component replacement issues that occur as Live Training Engagement Composition (LTEC)/Live Player Area Network (LPAN) software matures. The contract(s)will replace Legacy MILES components that reach EUL/BER.

3rd Qtr FY19

PALTInitiation


OPFOR Surrogate Wheeled Vehicles (OSWV)

RSTA / ATGM

Stryker APC

Indirect Fire

HMMWV

LMTV

Commercial Pick-upTechnical

COB-V Commercial Vehicle

Commercial

Five Variants

Tactical

OSWV Overview• OSWV will be composed of three components:

–Tactical vehicles – use existing vehicles in the Army inventory

– A visual modification – attaches hardware to US tactical vehicles to visually represent threat systems

– Tactical Engagement Simulation Systems (TESS). The TESS provides the ability to engage and be killed in the live training environment

• Used as a training aid to portray threat vehicle– Tactical – e.g., Stryker (portrayal of threat armored personnel transporter)

– Technical – e.g., Toyota truck with .50 caliber mounted – Civilian on the Battlefield Vehicles (COB-V) – e.g., civilian driven vehicle (sedan painted like a taxi)

OPFOR Vehicle Vehicle

NTC JRTC JMRC Total Total IOC

Quantities FOC

Quantities IOC

Quantities FOC

Quantities IOC

Quantities FOC

Quantities IOC

Quantities FOC

Quantities ATGM/RSTA HMMWV 4 9 0 13 0 13 4 35 Indirect Fire LMTV 2 2 0 4 0 4 2 10 APC Stryker 14 0 0 14 0 14 14 28 Technical Commercial 11 27 0 38 0 38 11 103 COB-V Commercial 13 37 0 50 0 50 13 137 Total 44 75 0 119 0 119 44 313 357

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• Contract Vehicle: TBD• Contract Type: TBD

This program supports the Combat Training Centers Opposing Forces (CTC OPFOR) pillar capability by providing the OPFOR with a set of surrogate tactical wheeled vehicles, technical civilian vehicles, unique Visual Modifications (VISMODs), and Civilian on the Battlefield Vehicles (COB-Vs). This capability provides for an accurate replication of OPFOR and COB operational environments that rotational units must train in.

We anticipate that all tactical wheeled vehicles will be provided as GFE for visual modification by the contractor.

ContractAward

RFI Release

PALTInitiation

RFP Release


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $39M - $65M• New procurement

Opposing Forces Surrogate Wheeled Vehicle (OSWV)

• 1 year base & 4 option years• FY19-FY23 2nd Qtr

FY17TBD TBD TBD



• Acquisition Strategy: Full & Open• Contract Vehicle: Stand Alone C• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price

This new acquisition is for an upgrade of the existing Abrams M1A1 Engine Trainers at Ft. Benning, GA, Ft. Lee, VA, and Gowen Field, ID, to the M1A2 SEPv2 configuration. The Engine Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Trainers (ED/TTs) are required to support the Program of Instruction (POI) for the 91A, 913A and 915A Military Occupational Specialties (MOSs). The ED/TT will provide training in diagnostic and troubleshooting tasks of the Abrams M1A2 SEPv2 engine and associated electronics, cables and Line Replaceable Units (LRUs). The procurement objective is for eleven (11) SEPv2 ED/TTs.


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $17.5M• New contract

Abrams Engine Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Trainer (ED/TT)

• 3 Years 1st Qtr FY16

RFI Release

3rd Qtr FY17

RFP Release

2nd Qtr FY18

Contract Award

1st Qtr FY17

PALTInitiation



• Acquisition Strategy: TBD• Contract Vehicle: TBD• Contract Type: TBD

Project Director Main Battle Tank Systems (MBTS) & Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) have identified an Abrams MTS program concurrency upgrade to the Systems Enhancement Package version 3 (SEPv3) Abrams Tank baseline. The SEPv3 upgrade will bring the Hands-On Trainers (HOTs), Engine Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Trainers (ED/TTs) and Diagnostic and Troubleshooting (D/T) Trainers (includes Student Stations (SSs) and Instructor Operator Stations (IOSs)) concurrent with the Abrams Tank and will be utilized to support the 91A, 913A & 915A Military Occupational Specialties (MOSs) courses.

. HOTs ED/TTs D/T SSs D/T IOSs

Ft. Benning, GA 19 7 90 2Ft. Lee, VA 2 2 18 2Gowen Field, ID 1 1 12 1Total Quantity: 22 10 120 5


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $66M• New contract

Abrams Maintenance Training System (MTS) System Enhancement Package version 3 (SEPv3) Upgrade


RFI Release

2nd Qtr FY19

RFP Release

1st Qtr FY20

Contract Award

4th Qtr FY18

PALTInitiation




Program Manager AMPV & Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) identified a requirement for AMPV MTS Hands-On Trainers (HOTs) - Troubleshooting (T) and Maintenance (M), Power Train Trainers (PTTs) and Diagnostic Troubleshooting Trainers (DTTs) -Student Stations (SSs) and Instructor Operator Stations (IOSs) to provide 91M Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) Institutional Training and specific unit Home Station Training.

Hull T HOTs Hull M HOTs PTTs DTT SSs DTT IOSsFt. Benning, GA 5 5 7 40 2Ft. Lee, VA 2 2 1Camp Shelby, MS 1 1 1Total Quantity: 8 8 9 40 2


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $85M• New contract

Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) Maintenance Training System (MTS)

• 5 Years 3rd Qtr FY18

RFI Release

4th Qtr FY19

RFP Release

4th Qtr FY20

Contract Award

3rd Qtr FY19

PALTInitiation


Common Driver Trainer (CDT) Product Line

- 6 Degrees of Motion- Instructor/Operator Station- After Action Review Station- Databases- Displays- Image Generators- Projectors

Common components/reuse- Common Training- Instructor and Maintenance procedures- User and Operator Manuals- Testing/troubleshooting- Diagrams/drawings- Reduced Spares

- Vehicle Cab & Dashboard - Vehicle Dynamics- Specialized Scoring - 1 Instructor to 1 Student

configuration

- Vehicle Cab & Dashboard - Vehicle Dynamics- Specialized Scoring- 1 Instructor to 1 Student

configuration

- Vehicle Cab & Dashboard - Vehicle Dynamics- Specialized Scoring- Tank Commander Station- 1 Instructor to 2 Student

configuration

- Vehicle Cab & Dashboard - Vehicle Dynamics- Specialized Scoring - Assistant Driver station- 1 instructor to 4 Students

configuration

- Vehicle Cab & Dashboard- Vehicle Dynamics- Specialized Scoring - 1 Instructor to 1 Student

configuration

STRYKER VARIANT(SV)

REQUIREMENTS

MRAP VARIANT(MV)

REQUIREMENTS

TANK VARIANT(TV)

REQUIREMENTS

TANK ENGINEER VARIANT (TEV)

REQUIREMENTS

TACTICAL WHEEL VARIANT (TWV)

REQUIREMENTS

80% CDT Common Elements Across All CDT Variants- Computers- Common Scoring Features- Reconfigurable - Scenario Generation- Common Data Server- Class Manager

20% Variant Specific Parts



• Acquisition Strategy: TBD• Contract Vehicle: Single Award IDIQ• Contract Type: Firm Fixed

Price/Cost Plus Fixed Fee

This new work will include continuation for all five current variants and one new variant of the CDT. The goal is to develop a single software/hardware baseline that can meet the requirements of each variant, based on the Cab/Dash installed. Requirements for this contract vehicle by variant are:1. Tank Variant (TV): (1 IOS:1 STS) 18 CDT TV System Tech Refresh and Abrams Common Software Library and improved Drivers Integrated

Display Updates (Ft. Benning, GA)2. Tank Engineering Variant (TEV): (1 IOS:2 STS ) Update of Joint Assault Bridge interface hardware, software along with 3 CDT TEV Systems

Tech Refresh (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO) 3. Tactical Wheel Variant (TWV): (1 IOS:4 STS): Tech Refresh current 14 and Procure 18 New CDT TWV Systems (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO) 4. Additional systems in support of USMC PM TRASYS5. Stryker Variant (SV): (1 IOS:1 STS) 5 System Tech Refresh (multiple sites)6. MRAP Variant (MV): (1 IOS:1 STS) 10 CDT MV Systems/Tech Refreshes (multiple sites)


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated at: $112M• Current Contract: Leidos• Original Developer: SAIC

Common Driver Trainer (CDT)

• 5 years 1st Qtr FY17

RFIRelease

4th Qtr FY17

RFPRelease

4th Qtr FY18

Contract Award

IOS – Instructor Operator StationSTS – Student Training Station

3rd Qtr FY17

PALTInitiation



• Acquisition Strategy: Small Business Set Aside

• Contract Vehicle: Stand Alone C• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price

The Stryker MTS project is the Institutional Maintenance Training System to support the Stryker additional skill identifier R4 and 91S Stryker system mechanic military occupational skill based Training Courses. The Stryker MTS provides training enablers to the U.S. Army Ordnance Center and School located at Ft. Lee, VA. These trainers provide skill level development for system operations, fault diagnosis, troubleshooting, adjustments, removal and replacement and repair tasks. The Phase V plan will enhance the capabilities of the 91S school house with the development of 16 full scale high fidelity simulators (5 Hands On Trainers (HOTs) each for the mobile gun system, anti-tank guided missile, and mortar carrier, and weapon systems vehicles and one single C7 Engine Part Task Trainer (PTT)). The HOTs and PTTs are high fidelity replicas of the actual vehicle or sub system.


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $42M• Current Contract Phase IVa: DiSTI• Original Equipment Manufacturer:

Rockwell Collins

Stryker Maintenance Trainer System (MTS) Phase V


RFIRelease

4th Qtr FY17

RFPRelease

3rd Qtr FY18

ContractAward

3rd Qtr FY17

PALTInitiation




Program Executive Office, Enterprise Information Systems / Program Manager Defense Communications and Army Transmission Systems has identified a requirement to upgrade the WTCS to reflect the characteristics of future new and upgraded operational software versions being planned for the Wideband Satellite Operations Centers (WSOCs). The upgrades will be installed at CONUS and OCONUS installations.


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Estimated: $50M• Current Contract: Northrop Grumman• Original Developer: Northrop Grumman

Wideband Training & Certification System Version 2 (WTCS V2)

• 5 Years 4th Qtr FY17

RFI Release

4th Qtr FY18

RFP Release

3rd Qtr FY19

Contract Award

3rd Qtr FY18

PALT Initiation


5

Ft PolkFt Polk

Peason Ridge30% Larger than Peason Ridge

FT Polk

The capabilities that will be extended into the Land Expansion area are:

• The Range Communication System (RCS) infrastructure consisting of cell tower sites and a Fiber Optic Network (FON) connecting to the Data Center (DC) at the Joint Operations Center (JOC). The DC will be able to integrate and facilitate the data from FON expansion.

• The JRTC Aviation Network Infrastructure (ANI) network at the JRTC to support the aviation training.

• The Voice Tactical Monitoring (VTM) system at the JRTC to support recording of voice traffic from SINCGAR radios.

• The Microwave (MW) data transfer system for the movement of After Action Reviews (AAR) and other data to/from the Mobile Production Centers (MPC).

Joint Readiness Training Center Instrumentation System - Land Expansion (JRTC-IS LE)

• P25 Network Infrastructure to support the Observer Controller Communication System – OCCS.


Joint Readiness Training Center Instrumentation System - Land Expansion NEPA (JRTC-IS LE)



Phone: (407) 384-5201


National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Study in preparation for construction in the Land Expansion area at Fort Polk, LA.

All Construction efforts must comply with the appropriate provisions of the NEPA.

• Estimated: $2M

• Acquisition Strategy: Full & Open• Contract Vehicle: Stand Alone C• Contract Type: TBD

• 1 year base

• New Procurement

1st Qtr FY18

RFIRelease

3rd Qtr FY18

RFPRelease

4th Qtr FY18

ContractAward

2nd Qtr FY18

PALTInitiation


Joint Readiness Training Center Instrumentation System - Land Expansion (JRTC-IS LE)



Phone: (407) 384-5201


Provide instrumentation system (IS) coverage in the JRTC Land Expansion area to support the JRTC Operations Group in the generation and execution of After Action Reviews.

All solutions must seamlessly integrate with the existing systems of the IS.

All construction in the Land Expansion area must comply with the appropriate National Environmental Protection Act provisions.

• Estimated: $25M


• 1 year base & 2 option years

• New Procurement

1st Qtr FY18

RFIRelease

TBD

RFPRelease

TBD

ContractAward

TBD

PALTInitiation



• Acquisition Strategy: Competitive• Contract Vehicle: Single Award IDIQ• Contract Type: Firm Fixed Price,

Cost, and Time & Material

The CPM Plus contract is to continue the managed evolution of the Live Training Transformation (LT2) product line (P/L) and provide total life cycle support to Product Managers within the LT2 P/L. The CPM Plus contract meets the requirement for a consolidated streamlined approach that protects and leverages the Army’s LT2 P/L investment, continues to evolve the core assets, architectural frameworks, and the LT2 P/L construct, while providing PM TRADE an efficient, effective and agile method for:

• Management, maintenance, and evolution of the LT2 P/L products, processes and core assets• Total life cycle system management P/L support of systems/products within the LT2 P/L family of training

systems• P/L support of systems/products that leverage LT2 P/L assets• Support of external interoperability initiatives such as LVC-ITE, Joint, and Foreign Military Sales• Synchronization with the Warfighter FOCUS (WFF) contract (and follow-on contract)

ContractAward

RFI Release

PALTInitiation

RFP Release


Phone: (407) 384-5201


• Ceiling: TBD • GDMS currently executing a 5-year PoP for CPM Next

Consolidated Product Line Management Plus (CPM Plus)

• 5-7 years 1st Qtr FY18

2nd Qtr FY18

3rd Qtr FY18

2nd Qtr FY20


Key Stakeholder Engagements

• CTC Commanders’ Conference

• JRTC

• NTC with PEO

• JMRC with TRIAD

• FORSOM G3 about DRTS

• Fort Bliss ABCT Gunnery


PM TRADE Business Goals

• Reduce operational costs and complexity

• Reduce sustainment and development costs

• Align and support product development (common standards, interfaces, etc.)

• Enhance Soldier training effectiveness

• Increase technology agility

• Leverage other Army systems

• Align to the Army COE, mobile computing, and distributed computing strategies


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Acronym Key

I-MILES - Instrumentable - Multiple Integrated LaserEngagement System IMTS - Integrated MOUT Training Systems

LCPM - Life Cycle Product-line Management

OSWV – Opposing Forces Surrogate Wheeled VehicleAbrams ED/TT – Abrams Engine Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Trainer

CDT- Common Driver Trainer

JRTC-IS LE NEPA – Joint Readiness Training Center Instrumentation System – Land Expansion National Environmental Protection Act

STOC II – STRICOM Omnibus Contract

Stryker MTS – Stryker Maintenance Trainer System Phase VJRTC-IS LE – Joint Readiness Training Center Instrumentation System – Land Expansion

ARTEMIS- Army Ranges and Target Equipment for Maneuver and Infantry Systems

Acronym Key

TRACR- Targetry Range Automated Control and Recording

Abrams MTS SEPv3 – Abrams Maintenance Training System System Enhancement Package version 3

AMPV- Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle

WTCS- Wideband Training and Certification System

CPM Plus- Consolidated Product Line Management Plus

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