1. Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) Post Deployment Software Support (PDSS)
17 September 2015
Orlando, FL

2. Agenda Time (17 Sep) Topic Location 0900 – 0905
Opening Remarks and Agenda
Partnership III Rm 321
0905 – 0920
PDSS Contractual Requirements
0920 – 1000
CCTT PDSS Presentation
1000 – 1030
Question Submission
1030 – 1200
Break -
1210 – 1600
One-on-One Sessions
Partnership II Rm 401

3. G2 Intelligence and Security
Technology/Industry Day
Security

4. Classification/Statements
Classification of information and handouts is “UNCLASSIFIED”.
Distribution A – Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited
Technical Information has been certified by ITE CCTT Subject Matter Experts (SME’s) and the Public Affairs Officer (PAO) who have approve release for this Industry Day only.

5. Contract Security CCTT PDSS Contract is “SECRET”
Contract security clauses, PWS and SOW = DD254
This contract has Unclassified Technical Information
Distribution D – DOD and U.S. DOD Contractors
Export Controlled – ITAR statements and Warnings
All companies will be vetted by the Defense Security Services (DSS)
Foreign Owned, Controlled or Influenced (FOCI) companies
Must meet the requirements of DOD M NISPOM
Have the appropriate State Department license

6. Close Combat Tactical Trainers (CCTT) Post Deployment Software
Support (PDSS) Industry Day
Carolyn Wardell
17 September 2015

7. FBO Special Notice Purpose Responses due 28 September 2015
Conduct market research
Identify companies capable of performing
Collect data that will help determine acquisition strategy
Responses due 28 September 2015
Sources Sought Notice:
Released 15 July 2015
Amendment 1 – Released 13 August 2015
Amendment 2 – Released 20 August 2015
Amendment 3 – Released 24 August 2015
Amendment 4 – Release Date TBD to post answers to industry’s questions

8. Timeline 2nd Qtr. FY 16: Release of RFP 3rd Qtr. FY 17 Award
ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

9. Acquisition Strategy Current Effort Dynalantic Injunction
Applied Visual Technology, Inc. (Orlando, FL)
Competitive Single Award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract
Awarded through the Small Business Development Program (8(a) Program)
Dynalantic Injunction
Effective August 15, 2012, contracts for procurement of military simulators or any services in the military simulator industry are not be awarded through the 8(a) Program.

10. Acquisition Strategy Future Effort No decision made on the following
Sources Sought Notice/Solicitation Number: W900KK-15-R-0042
NAICS Engineering Services
Small Business Size Standard is $38.5M
5 year requirement
Hybrid contract (FFP, COST, T&M)
Award will be made on a Best Value / Trade-Off basis IAW
FAR Part 15
No decision made on the following
Class Deviation issued pursuant to the Dynalantic Injunction - the Government anticipates this effort will be removed from the 8(a) Program.
Small Business set-aside
INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE

11. Administrative White Cards One-On-One Sessions
Cards will be collected at 10:30 a.m.
Industry’s Questions will not be answered during the Industry Day event
Answers to Industry’s Questions will be posted to FBO on or before 24 September 2015
One-On-One Sessions
Pre-Scheduled, 12:00 noon – 5:00 p.m.
Time Period – 20 Minutes

12. Points of Contact Ms. Carolyn Wardell – Contract Specialist
(407)
Mr. Duane St Peter - Contracting Officer
(407)

13. Industry Day Material Overview
A Disc of CCTT Technical Data is Provided for Representatives from Approved Companies
Performance Specification
Hardware Baseline Document (HBD)
Software Baseline Document (SBD)
Software Requirements Specification/Interface Requirements Specification (SRS/IRS)
Software Design Document/Interface Design Document (SDD/IDD)
Pre-registered attendees can pickup discs at the registration table
Others can request a disc through ACC Orlando

14. CCTT Capability Overview
CCTT is a virtual simulator system that collectively trains Armor, Cavalry, Infantry, Mechanized Infantry, and Armored Recon units from Squad through Battalion (including staff)
The primary training audience operates from immersive full-crew simulators, mock-up command posts, and live battalion command posts to train in combined arms maneuver and wide area security tactical missions
CCTT
Close Combat Tactical Trainer
RVTT
Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactical Trainer
DSTS
Dismounted Soldier Training System

15. CCTT Product Overview CCTT RVTT/RVS DSTS Close Combat Tactical Trainer
Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactical Trainer
DSTS
Dismounted Soldier Training System
Immersive full fidelity full crew simulators of the:
M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank
SA and SEP v2
M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle
ODS SA
CMED
M2 BFIST
AAR Stations and Rooms
Tactical Operations Center with:
FBCB2
AFATDS
Interoperable with LVCIA systems
Immersive gaming based dismounted infantry simulator
Utilizes head mounted display and high fidelity body tracking to virtualize the soldier in a gaming environment
Untethered high fidelity virtual weapons M4
M320
M249
AAR Station
Immersive full fidelity full crew simulators of the:
HMMWV
HEMTT
AAR Stations and Rooms
Can utilize Tactical Operations Center with:
FBCB2
AFATDS
JCR and JBC-P*
Interoperable with LVCIA systems
* Denotes new requirement

16. CCTT Product Configurations
Example of a Fixed Site
CCTT/RVTT Fixed Sites – Purpose built buildings that house simulators, AAR rooms, and full time operational staff
Operator Control
HMMWV
M2A2 ODS
M1A2 SEP v2
M1A1 SA
AAR
M7 BFIST
M2A3 CMED
RVS
DSTS
CCTT/RVTT Mobile – Trailered Platoon set that includes an AAR room and portable power generation
DSTS Relocatable – 9-man suite that fits in a 1600 sq ft area, requires only power from the site, and includes AAR capability

17. CCTT Fielding Locations
Fort Dix
Fort Sill
Fort Lee
Fort Drum
Camp Bullis
Camp Atterbury
Fort Jackson
Fort Campbell
Fort Riley
Camp Shelby
Ft Indiantown Gap
Fort Bragg
Fielded Fixed Site
Fielded Mobile Site
Fort Hood
Fort Bliss
Fort Leonard Wood
CCTT
Camp Ripley
Fort Carson
Los Alamitos
Camp Roberts
FY15/16 Fielding
Dismounted Soldier
Fort Lewis
Gowen Field
Camp
Grayling
Fort Hunter
Liggett
Fort Knox
Fort Pickett
RVTT
Fielded Site
Fort McCoy
Fort Stewart
Knoxville
Fort Polk
Fort Wainwright
Fort Richardson
Grafenwoehr
Korea
Camp Casey
Hawaii
Schofield Barracks
Camp Butner
Milan
Tullahoma
Fort Benning
Orlando
(PDSS)
USAREUR
Fort Sam Houston
40 sites both CONUS and OCONUS
Developmental Assets
Developmental Assets

18. CCTT Scope More Than… 350 M1/M2/HMMWV Manned Modules 120
RVS/RVTT Manned Modules 43
DSTS Suites
Fielded at 40 sites throughout the world 7
Fixed M1/M2/RVS 7
Mobile M1/M2 12
Mobile RVTT 11
Fixed RVTT

19. Ensure CCTT is secure and always ready to support the ITE
CCTT PDSS Vision
Utilize a modern development and test environment to enable agile software development both internally and with other CCTT stakeholders
Rapidly field, train and support high quality software baselines at CCTT sites throughout the World
Ensure CCTT is secure and always ready to support the ITE

20. PDSS Focus Areas Software Maintenance and Fielding
Sustainment Engineering
Maintain current software baselines
Software Development
Development Environment
Integration and Interoperability
Lab Facility
Testing
Configuration Management
Site Support
Cybersecurity
Help Desk
Hardware and Equipment Procurement

21. Software Development PDSS Must Support:
Third Party developed software
OneSAF
Concurrency/Other contracts
Maintain Legacy CCTT Software
New capability development
Must Provide Comprehensive Integration and Testing of CCTT baselines regardless of source

22. Primary Infrastructure Software Applications
Component Name
Operating System
Approximate
Quantity (Fixed Site)
HITL
Master Control Console*
RHEL 2 X
OneSAF MCT (SAF)* 15
OneSAF Simcore (CGF)* 20
AAR* 5
Leader’s Digital Workstation*
DAUVS*
Interop Gateway*
Manned Module Host 34
ACSL Computer 14
BCSL Computer 16
IOPC 4
Weapons PC
Win 7
Image Generator Computers
330
TOTAL -
463
* CCTT is Performing Risk Reduction Analysis of Virtualization of These Applications Utilizing Existing Contracts
RHEL = Red Hat Enterprise Linux

23. Software Maintenance and Fielding
Sustain the software releases distributed to the field
(40 sites)
Provide staff to perform engineering, network, and training sustainment
Participate in software/hardware installs at the Government’s discretion
New Equipment Training (NET) and Sustainment Training
Cybersecurity/Information Assurance quarterly updates

24. Configuration Management
Automated configuration management tools
Monitor, update, and control
Documentation, physical media, physical parts
Plan and implement configuration management functions in a system-engineering environment
Perform configuration control
Configuration identification
Audits
Status accounting
Configuration Management procedures
Develop, maintain, and update
Control software baselines
Updating drawings
Software and Hardware configuration
Management databases
Fielded assets, configurations, and baselines
Lab assets, configurations, and baselines

25. Development Environment
Current Development Environment and Tools
GNAT 64-bit compiler (Eclipse IDE in the future)
Powerada IDE
JIRA issues and project tracking application
Redmine (Action Tracking app)
Enterprise Architect system modeling tool
Software Release Focus
Identify and correct software issues, incorporate fixes, and incorporate enhancements
Align software releases with processes and fieldings
Centralized tracking of version releases

26. Integration and Interoperability
Provide Integration and Interoperability support. Examples:
SE Core Terrain Databases
SE Core Common Moving Models (CM2)
OneSAF
LVC-IA
AVCATT
Games For Training (GFT)
Mission Command

27. Lab Facility
Maintain development and test facilities needed to support and sustain the software in the field
Lab Space
10,000 sq. ft.
Office space
11,900 sq. ft.
Training Equipment
8 CCTT Manned Modules
6 AARs
21 CGF
11 SAF
1 DSTS suite
Manned Module
CGFs

28. Lab Facility Facility Communications Facility Management
Telecommunications
Voice communications (STRI, site comms, and other contractor comms)
Portals and interface connections between lab and Govt-approved networks/systems
Facility Management
24-hour/day and 7-day/week availability
Daily Readiness Checks (DRC)
Preventative Maintenance
Maintenance problems
Pack, shipping and receiving

29. Site Support CCTT system exercises
Site technical assistance from the PDSS facility
On-site technical assistance
Subject Matter Expertise in scenario generation
Coordinate software/hardware installations with the receiving sites at the Govt’s discretion
Hardware, support equipment, and support personnel coordination
Equipment installation is in working condition prior to installations
Government Acceptance Test support
Installation instructions
Version control

30. Cybersecurity
Fully meet Risk Management Framework (RMF) requirements while streamlining updates and maintaining software functionality
RMF accreditation process begins upon contract award
Maintain current knowledge base on all Cybersecurity and Risk Management Framework requirements
Standardized IT infrastructure which has a single configuration of all software is necessary to streamline patching
Software installation and configuration approaches that reduce human intervention are crucial
Solutions should enable transitions to emerging operating systems

31. Hardware and Equipment Procurement
Development
Obsolescence
Tech Refresh
Qualify
Fit
Form
Function
Documentation (Drawing, Manuals etc.)
Field
Pack
Ship
Install
New training

32. Questions and answers will be posted to FedBizOps
Conclusion
PDSS is the core element of the CCTT program. A modern infrastructure, processes, and development environment will ensure that the software is sustainable, secure, and that all CCTT stakeholders and users receive the support required to complete the mission.
Your input is paramount for the creation of an acquisition strategy and technical requirements that are achievable
Questions and answers will be posted to FedBizOps .

33. Q&A Session
Please provide questions to a CCTT team member Using the index cards provided

34. Thank you for attending One on one sessions begin at 1210 pm