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APFS Number F2018041802	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent CSRA		Contract Number HSCG23-13-D- ATB043/ HSCG23-14-J-APC035	Contract Complete Aug. 27, 2025
Estimated Release May 29, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Mary Gabriel	POC Phone 202-475-3865	POC Email mary.t.gabriel@uscg.mil
Description These offices require specialized ship acquisition support at a Program Manager level for several acquisitions up to $10B. The work is varied and will be in response to both long range planning and short fuse high level demands. Tasking may include, but is not limited to, review of Major System Acquisition Manual (MSAM) and non-MSAM project documents; review or development of briefs for very senior leadership (such as but not limited to the Program Executive Officer, Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard, members of Congress, or the Secretary of DHS); development of cost estimates; coordination of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) and Government Furnished Information (GFI); lifecycle management; resolution of issues that arise with the CDRL Management Tool; requirements management; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation. The contractor must have reach back capability and on site expertise for the following project management areas: acquisition, configuration and requirements management; logistics; business finance and earned value management; cost analysis; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation.

APFS Number F2019045888	NAICS Code 541611	Component CBP	Sub-component BP
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Rivertech, LLC		Contract Number 70B03C18F00000093	Contract Complete Aug. 31, 2021
Estimated Release July 29, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Jamie Pope	POC Phone 571-468-9034	POC Email jamie.r.pope@cbp.dhs.gov
Description For support to provide infrastructure, operations and maintenance services in locations where the Tactical Communications (TACCOM) Systems have been enhanced with technology upgrades as well as increased system coverage capabilities within all FSD Areas of Responsibilities (AORs). The Contractor’s professional contacts will be primarily with Field Support personnel and occasionally with members of Federal, State, Tribal, and local law enforcement officers, communications and technical personnel, equipment manufacturer’s representatives, and other professional organizations.

APFS Number F2019047923	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range over $100 million	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent GDIT/SRA International		Contract Number HSHQDC-16-F-00077	Contract Complete Dec. 30, 2025
Estimated Release Oct. 30, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2021
POC Name Luicana Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736	POC Email CSC.BIZOPS2@hq.dhs.gov
Description Support the Cybersecurity Division (CSD) in its mission to ensure strategic improvements to the security of the U.S. critical cyber infrastructure. The Contractor shall assist the CSD in establishing the internal and external policies and procedures that support the security of the Nation’s cyber infrastructure.

APFS Number F2019048087	NAICS Code 541618	Component Immigration and Customs Enforcement	Sub-component Office of Chief Financial Officer
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Deloitte		Contract Number HSCEMR-17-F-00054	Contract Complete Feb. 4, 2026
Estimated Release Nov. 12, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2021
POC Name Willie Poindexter	POC Phone 202-732-4550	POC Email Willie.Poindexter@ice.dhs.gov
Description OFA requires dedicated full-time individuals to perform the current day-to-day RPMS Management Support for ICE facilities. The contractor shall provide RPMS Management Support in the following areas: • Portfolio Management Support - System Administration: Provides end user support by responding to help desk requests. Serve as point of contact for the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) Help Desk tickets related to RPMS. Administer user accounts including the creation, modification, and deletion of accounts in accordance with the User Account Management Plan, password administration/resets. Maintain data integrity in accordance with the RPMS Data Management Plan • Program Management Support: Provides general program management support by assisting with the preparation of Senior Executive briefings and meetings; system demos; compilation analysis and documentation of functional requirements per implementation schedule for future system modifications; as well as serve as a subject matter advisor for Integrated Workplace Management Systems Create and provide Data Integrator files to O&M developer for upload into the RPMS system. • Portfolio Management Support – Based on the capabilities of TRIRIGA, the Contractor will support RPMS Strategic Planning, Leased and Direct Lease Portfolio Management, Owned Portfolio Management, Capital Project Lifecycle, and CAD Integration.

APFS Number F2019048136	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Aveshka, Inc		Contract Number HSCG23-15-A-MPE226	Contract Complete Nov. 9, 2025
Estimated Release Aug. 1, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2021
POC Name Caryn Margita	POC Phone 2023722143	POC Email caryn.a.margita@uscg.mil
Description Contractor program support services, facilitation services for the United States Coast Guard (USCG), Office of Emergency Management and Disaster Response Policy (CG-OEM)). Specifically, we require the Contractor to assist with the full range of the USCG’s Cycle of Preparedness which includes the following steps: Plan, Organize/Equip, Train, Exercise, and Evaluate/Improve. Additionally, this entails Contractor support for research and analysis of best practices and lessons learned, development and maintenance of USCG preparedness related policy and guidance, coordination with stakeholders, providing recommendations, workshop/webinar organizing and facilitation, document drafting/editing, and review and assistance with emergency management resource and training programs. Exercise program management activities are also required, which involve design/execution/after action reporting of USCG contingency exercises. Further, Contractor support is required in the analysis of After Action Reports (AAR) from preparedness exercises and real world events, as well as the organizing, facilitating, and reporting of preparedness and exercise program results.

APFS Number F2020049169	NAICS Code 541611	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Partner Forces		Contract Number HSFE20-17-C-0207	Contract Complete Sept. 25, 2021
Estimated Release June 25, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Christopher Engstrom	POC Phone 202-786-9653	POC Email Christopher.Engstrom@fema.dhs.gov
Description FEMA is seeking a contractor to provide a variety of essential Program Management Services. The Contractor will be part of an integrated team, participating with Federal employees and other contractors to support the GPD’s tactical and strategic objectives. This will include assisting with a range of risk assessment, program management, and strategic support across grant programs to ensure the organization is directing grant dollars consistent with the all-hazard threat and risk environment.

APFS Number F2020049177	NAICS Code 541611	Component U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Oct. 31, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2021
POC Name Rachel Pidgeon	POC Phone 802-872-4131	POC Email rachel.m.pidgeon@uscis.dhs.gov
Description **The forecast for this acquisition has been updated to reflect an FY 2021 solicitation release and award. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Field Operations Directorate (FOD) is facing a mission challenge to expand the volume of immigration benefit applications that are processed without further increasing existing backlogs and/or processing times, while maintaining and improving security and fraud detection, all without substantially increasing the current staffing level. FOD is soliciting the assistance of a highly experienced and knowledgeable contractor with staff who can deeply comprehend and consider mission objectives and provide expert support as FOD develops, tests, implements and integrates solutions that will realize significant efficiency gains throughout its operational processes within the immigration domain. FOD has already developed the strategic framework of a reimaged business model (the USCIS Adjudication Service Blueprint) that outlines a future segmented business process and corresponding set of enabling concepts. FOD has also already established a mature, agile Program Management Office (PMO) to provide the leadership, accountability and management structures needed to ensure the successful delivery of numerous interrelated projects. In delivering the business vision outlined in the Blueprint, the FOD PMO seeks a partner to support program management, portfolio and project management, integration, planning, concept exploration, communications and change management, facilitation, and business and data analysis. This will include identifying and resolving the multitude of diverse challenges and risks inherent in managing a complex business transformation effort, and will require innovation and creativity in problem solving in addition to technical expertise as the contractor works collaboratively with the federal staff. Successful implementation of the Blueprint vision into operations across the Directorate will change business processes and affect work culture, require modifications to existing policies and procedures, and necessitate enhancements to, or new development of enabling technologies. This initiative will directly impact the Directorate’s approximately 7,500 employees’ work activities.

APFS Number F2020049225	NAICS Code 541618	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Aug. 20, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Myron Waddell	POC Phone xxxxxxxxxx	POC Email Myron.Waddell@dhs.gov
Description FEMA GPD is in need of contractor expertise to assist in a variety of internal controls and programmatic support across the organization as it relates to grants management.

APFS Number F2020049355	NAICS Code 522320	Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000	Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release June 1, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Faye Taylor	POC Phone 202-212-1058	POC Email faye.taylor@fema.dhs.gov
Description FEMA is responsible for both maintaining accurate financial records of the NFIP and reporting relevant financial information to DHS. The NFIP requires services that support all accounting and financial control functions described below to ensure the financial integrity of the program. The Contractor shall provide accounting, auditing, and financial management support to respond to the needs of FEMA, the WYO companies, other Contractor staff, auditors, and other stakeholders in the operation of the WYO Program. Such support shall include the sustainment of automated systems for the communication, recording, and transfer of financial data; reviewing materials for program consistency; and if required, development and providing technical assistance to the WYO companies and the NFIP Direct. In addition, the contractor shall develop SOPs that support all deliverables and accounting/financial functions.

APFS Number F2020049474	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $50,000,000 to $100,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Booz Allen Hamilton		Contract Number HSHQDC-17-F-00164	Contract Complete Sept. 24, 2025
Estimated Release July 17, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Luicana Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736	POC Email CS&C.BIZOPS@hq.dhs.gov
Description To provide services and products to support for the Emergency Communications Division (ECD) mission, provide periodic updates to the National Emergency Communications Plan (NECP), and to track and measure national and state level progress in implementing NECP goals, recommendations, and initiatives. The Emergency Communications Division (ECD) is charged with promoting “the development of standard operating procedures and best practices with respect to use of interoperable emergency communications capabilities for incident response and facilitating the sharing of information on such best practices for achieving, maintaining, and enhancing interoperable communications capabilities for such response”. The contractor shall provide subject matter expertise to support Federal and SLTTI emergency communications stakeholders achieving nationwide interoperability through effective administrative program support, and tailored research and analytical products to ECD federal staff, regarding the technologies, policies, regulations, and standards (including emerging IT based platforms) that impact the development, deployment, and use of public safety communications systems.

APFS Number F2020049534	NAICS Code 541990	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent InSight Technologies Solutions Inc.		Contract Number GS00Q14OADS106 / HSCG23-17-J-MAV358	Contract Complete Sept. 28, 2023
Estimated Release July 30, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Charles Caruolo	POC Phone 202 372 4459	POC Email charles.a.caruolo@uscg.mil
Description * To be competed under OASIS SB Pool 1 - Total SB set-aside* USCG requires expert advice and assistance in support of the organization’s development of International Cooperative Agreements (ICA) in the following areas: development of ICA strategies, ICA development; ICA policies and procedures development and maintenance, personnel exchange program support, planning and executing conferences and/or forums in the National Capital Region and other locations worldwide, and ICA management support. These services are required to improve the management and execution of numerous ICA activities with allies and friendly government organizations. This requirement has steady state support requirements and must also support rapid surge requirements to meet emerging international requirements.

APFS Number F2020049546	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Shearwater Systems LLC		Contract Number HSCG23-15-C-MIA047	Contract Complete Aug. 22, 2025
Estimated Release May 29, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Charles Caruolo	POC Phone 202 372 4459	POC Email charles.a.caruolo@uscg.mil
Description The scope of this statement of work includes administrative, technical and financial support for the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Directorate of International Affairs and Foreign Policy Advisor (DCO-I) Executive Staff division, Office of Regional Affairs, Passports and Support Division and the Office of Security Cooperation. DCO-I is responsible for advising, informing and assisting the Commandant on strategies, foreign policy matters, and the general impact of USCG programs and operations on U.S. international affairs. DCO-I coordinates all aspects of USCG international affairs activities including the managing and executing the USCG passport and visa issuance program, negotiating agreements, participating in international organizations, training foreign personnel through the United States Government Security Cooperation Training and Education Program, arranging visits by foreign officials, providing technical assistance to foreign governments, and monitoring of USCG personnel foreign travel.

APFS Number F2020049557	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent MIRACLE SYSTEMS LLC		Contract Number GS00Q14OADS128/HSHQDC-17-F-00202	Contract Complete Aug. 28, 2025
Estimated Release July 20, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Ms Remond Ragin	POC Phone 1703-235-2164	POC Email remond.ragin@cisa.dhs.gov
Description To provide CISA Lines of Businesses and subcomponents with business, organizational performance, operational performance, and program management support to facilitate the implementation and execution of the strategic management process.

APFS Number F2020049760	NAICS Code 541620	Component CBP	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent IAA with GSA (Parsons prime)		Contract Number 1017X00180	Contract Complete Sept. 14, 2025
Estimated Release July 15, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Clifton Greenhow	POC Phone 202 907 7648	POC Email clifton.w.greenhow@cbp.dhs.gov
Description The SOW describes the requirements anticipated over the course of five (5) years, the period of performance, which will be one (1) base year and four (4) one (1) year options. Contractor support is required to help EEMD achieve full environmental and energy regulatory compliance and ensure protection of the environment and the nation’s natural and cultural resources by integrating responsible environmental and energy practices into all aspects of CBP decision-making and operations.

APFS Number F2020049989	NAICS Code 541219	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Guidehouse		Contract Number 70RDAD18A00000012	Contract Complete Sept. 1, 2022
Estimated Release Aug. 10, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Remond Ragin	POC Phone 5555555555	POC Email remond.ragin@cisa.dhs.gov
Description The objective of the contract is to review, improve, and standardize the property business model for contracting, acquiring, receiving, verifying, and recording property, plant, and equipment within the subsidiary ledger and the financial system in an accurate and timely manner. The current property process is disaggregated into different classes with portions of property reconciled from the subsidiary system while a material portion is reviewed through a manual monthly lookback of expenditures with top-side adjusting entries posted quarterly. The manual review is referred to as the “compensating control.” All classes of property are included, for example, but not limited to – equipment, vehicles, leases and associated leasehold improvements, internal use software, and prepaid advanced assets.

APFS Number F2020050192	NAICS Code 541990	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Insight Technology Solutions, Inc		Contract Number HSCG23-17-F-MPP022	Contract Complete Sept. 24, 2025
Estimated Release Aug. 21, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name John LaMorte	POC Phone (202) 372-2262	POC Email John.P.LaMorte@uscg.mil
Description This requirement is seeking to acquisition Program Management, Research, Technical Writing, and Subject Matter Expertise (SME) in support of the United States Coast Guard (USCG), Office of Marine Environmental Response Policy's (CG-MER) mission.

APFS Number F2020050214	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000	Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Panum Telecom LLC		Contract Number Contract GS00Q14OADS132, Task Order HSCG23-16-F-ACR007	Contract Complete Sept. 29, 2025
Estimated Release June 30, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Ranford Demontegnac	POC Phone 202-475-3773	POC Email ranford.c.demontegnac@uscg.mil
Description The Contractor shall provide support services for contract closeout execution, and financial and procurement analysis support for the Procurement Systems, Metrics, and Career Management Division for procurement processes, targeted audit remediation, recovery of Undelivered Orders (UDO) and residual funding, coordination of closeout actions with CG-831 and USCG Finance Center (FINCEN staff), and comprehensive reporting of all completed actions, funds recovered, and close out actions for USCG contracts, Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requests (MIPRs) and Interagency Acquisitions. Resources are required to support the following U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Chiefs of Contracting Office (COCO) locations: 1 - Aircraft Logistics Center (ALC), 2 - Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Cyber & Intelligence Service Center (C5ISC), 3 - Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), 4 - Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center-Base Support (SILC-BSS), and 5 - Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center–Construction (SILC-CON)

APFS Number F2020050297	NAICS Code 541611	Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000	Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Panum, LLC		Contract Number HSCG23-17-F-ACS007	Contract Complete Sept. 27, 2025
Estimated Release June 24, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Wendy Stevenson	POC Phone 2024753214	POC Email wendy.stevenson@uscg.mil
Description Acquire contractor support services for non-inherently governmental contracting tasks (pre-award, contract administration, closeout, data migration, mandated financial and procurement processes, and centralized contract filing inventory) for the Office of Contract Operations (CG-912) and support services to assist with the Federal Procurement Data System - Next Generation (FPDS-NG) for the Office of Procurement Policy and Oversight (CG-913)

APFS Number F2020050321	NAICS Code 541611	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Aug. 3, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Luicana Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736	POC Email CS&C.BIZOPS@hq.dhs.gov
Description The United States faces increasingly skilled cyber threats that seek to penetrate our government from a number of sources (e.g., outside, inside and within our information technology capabilities). Beyond the potential theft of state secrets, and the loss of proprietary intellectual property, these threats are even thought to pose a national security risk to the United States. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) operates as a partner with the private sector, law enforcement, intelligence, and military communities providing critical support as part of a national mission to detect, analyze, pursue, and mitigate cyber threats to the United States. To support the DHS cyber mission, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), leads the design, development, deployment, and systems operation and maintenance of cyber security technologies to counter sophisticated cyber adversaries and apply effective risk mitigation strategies to detect and deter these threats. Additionally, CISA in concert with industry and Federal partners, provides technological innovation and development to promote the overall effectiveness of the cyber security effort. Capacity Building (CB) is responsible for managing the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program. A critical component of the CDM program’s success is ensuring Federal Executive Agencies are equipped to operate and maintain the tools and dashboard solutions implemented by the CDM PMO. As such, the CDM PMO must provide awareness and training to the agencies workforces. To accomplish this objective, the CDM PMO requires development and maintenance of a CDM Training Program. This encompasses professional and technical support services for the branches within the CB sub-division and the CDM PMO, which includes but is not limited to: planning, analysis, design, development, and updating of course material supporting CDM technical capabilities and CB cybersecurity equities, awareness and training implementation including classroom and online synchronous and asynchronous delivery mediums , registration and student management activities; and, management and oversight of the CDM and CB training program. As CDM programmatic and contractual requirements are dynamic and complex, the contractor shall use strategic vision in addressing these support requirements.

APFS Number F2020050522	NAICS Code 922190	Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000	Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Booz-Allen-Hamilton		Contract Number 70RNPP18FR0000067	Contract Complete Sept. 14, 2024
Estimated Release July 31, 2020		Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Stephen Waters	POC Phone 7037358160	POC Email stephen.waters@HQ.DHS.GOV
Description The contractor shall develop and coordinate all relevant exercise documentation. Exercise documentation includes, but is not limited to: • Concept of Operations (CONOPS) • Exercise Plan (EXPLAN) • Master Scenario Event List (MSEL) • Controller/Observer Staff Instructions (COSIN) • Policies relevant to successful exercise execution • Network Topology • Exercise Control (EXCON) design/diagrams/schematics Pre-exercise responsibility The contractor shall conduct pre-exercise testing/validation of the logistical, physical and IT architecture and environment necessary for successful exercise execution Required planning meetings The contractor shall conduct, at a minimum, six (6) major planning meetings to include the following: • Concept Development Meeting (CDM) • Initial Planning Meeting (IPM) • Mid-term Planning Meeting (MPM) • Final Master Scenario Events List Meeting (FMM) • Final Planning Meeting (FPM) • Hot wash and After Action Meetings (AAM) The contractor shall be responsible for overall conduct of the exercise, to include: • Build-out of the EXCON • Staffing of primary exercise positions • Staffing of player/controller positions • Leasing of any required exercise support equipment • Leasing of any required exercise support facilities • Tools used for game play After Action Reports (AAR) The contactor shall produce four (4) After Action Reports (AARs) consisting of one (1) of each of the following: • Full AAR provided to all exercise participants • Community specific AARs • AAR for public release • Internal NCCIC Exercise Execution AAR

APFS Number F2018041802	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent CSRA
Contract Number HSCG23-13-D- ATB043/ HSCG23-14-J-APC035	Contract Complete Aug. 27, 2025
Estimated Release May 29, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Mary Gabriel	POC Phone 202-475-3865
POC Email mary.t.gabriel@uscg.mil
Description These offices require specialized ship acquisition support at a Program Manager level for several acquisitions up to $10B. The work is varied and will be in response to both long range planning and short fuse high level demands. Tasking may include, but is not limited to, review of Major System Acquisition Manual (MSAM) and non-MSAM project documents; review or development of briefs for very senior leadership (such as but not limited to the Program Executive Officer, Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard, members of Congress, or the Secretary of DHS); development of cost estimates; coordination of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) and Government Furnished Information (GFI); lifecycle management; resolution of issues that arise with the CDRL Management Tool; requirements management; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation. The contractor must have reach back capability and on site expertise for the following project management areas: acquisition, configuration and requirements management; logistics; business finance and earned value management; cost analysis; systems engineering analysis; and test and evaluation.

APFS Number F2019045888	NAICS Code 541611
Component CBP	Sub-component BP
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Rivertech, LLC
Contract Number 70B03C18F00000093	Contract Complete Aug. 31, 2021
Estimated Release July 29, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Jamie Pope	POC Phone 571-468-9034
POC Email jamie.r.pope@cbp.dhs.gov
Description For support to provide infrastructure, operations and maintenance services in locations where the Tactical Communications (TACCOM) Systems have been enhanced with technology upgrades as well as increased system coverage capabilities within all FSD Areas of Responsibilities (AORs). The Contractor’s professional contacts will be primarily with Field Support personnel and occasionally with members of Federal, State, Tribal, and local law enforcement officers, communications and technical personnel, equipment manufacturer’s representatives, and other professional organizations.

APFS Number F2019047923	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range over $100 million
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent GDIT/SRA International
Contract Number HSHQDC-16-F-00077	Contract Complete Dec. 30, 2025
Estimated Release Oct. 30, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2021
POC Name Luicana Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736
POC Email CSC.BIZOPS2@hq.dhs.gov
Description Support the Cybersecurity Division (CSD) in its mission to ensure strategic improvements to the security of the U.S. critical cyber infrastructure. The Contractor shall assist the CSD in establishing the internal and external policies and procedures that support the security of the Nation’s cyber infrastructure.

APFS Number F2019048087	NAICS Code 541618
Component Immigration and Customs Enforcement	Sub-component Office of Chief Financial Officer
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program SDVOSB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Deloitte
Contract Number HSCEMR-17-F-00054	Contract Complete Feb. 4, 2026
Estimated Release Nov. 12, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q2 2021
POC Name Willie Poindexter	POC Phone 202-732-4550
POC Email Willie.Poindexter@ice.dhs.gov
Description OFA requires dedicated full-time individuals to perform the current day-to-day RPMS Management Support for ICE facilities. The contractor shall provide RPMS Management Support in the following areas: • Portfolio Management Support - System Administration: Provides end user support by responding to help desk requests. Serve as point of contact for the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) Help Desk tickets related to RPMS. Administer user accounts including the creation, modification, and deletion of accounts in accordance with the User Account Management Plan, password administration/resets. Maintain data integrity in accordance with the RPMS Data Management Plan • Program Management Support: Provides general program management support by assisting with the preparation of Senior Executive briefings and meetings; system demos; compilation analysis and documentation of functional requirements per implementation schedule for future system modifications; as well as serve as a subject matter advisor for Integrated Workplace Management Systems Create and provide Data Integrator files to O&M developer for upload into the RPMS system. • Portfolio Management Support – Based on the capabilities of TRIRIGA, the Contractor will support RPMS Strategic Planning, Leased and Direct Lease Portfolio Management, Owned Portfolio Management, Capital Project Lifecycle, and CAD Integration.

APFS Number F2019048136	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Aveshka, Inc
Contract Number HSCG23-15-A-MPE226	Contract Complete Nov. 9, 2025
Estimated Release Aug. 1, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2021
POC Name Caryn Margita	POC Phone 2023722143
POC Email caryn.a.margita@uscg.mil
Description Contractor program support services, facilitation services for the United States Coast Guard (USCG), Office of Emergency Management and Disaster Response Policy (CG-OEM)). Specifically, we require the Contractor to assist with the full range of the USCG’s Cycle of Preparedness which includes the following steps: Plan, Organize/Equip, Train, Exercise, and Evaluate/Improve. Additionally, this entails Contractor support for research and analysis of best practices and lessons learned, development and maintenance of USCG preparedness related policy and guidance, coordination with stakeholders, providing recommendations, workshop/webinar organizing and facilitation, document drafting/editing, and review and assistance with emergency management resource and training programs. Exercise program management activities are also required, which involve design/execution/after action reporting of USCG contingency exercises. Further, Contractor support is required in the analysis of After Action Reports (AAR) from preparedness exercises and real world events, as well as the organizing, facilitating, and reporting of preparedness and exercise program results.

APFS Number F2020049169	NAICS Code 541611
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Partner Forces
Contract Number HSFE20-17-C-0207	Contract Complete Sept. 25, 2021
Estimated Release June 25, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Christopher Engstrom	POC Phone 202-786-9653
POC Email Christopher.Engstrom@fema.dhs.gov
Description FEMA is seeking a contractor to provide a variety of essential Program Management Services. The Contractor will be part of an integrated team, participating with Federal employees and other contractors to support the GPD’s tactical and strategic objectives. This will include assisting with a range of risk assessment, program management, and strategic support across grant programs to ensure the organization is directing grant dollars consistent with the all-hazard threat and risk environment.

APFS Number F2020049177	NAICS Code 541611
Component U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Oct. 31, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q1 2021
POC Name Rachel Pidgeon	POC Phone 802-872-4131
POC Email rachel.m.pidgeon@uscis.dhs.gov
Description **The forecast for this acquisition has been updated to reflect an FY 2021 solicitation release and award. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Field Operations Directorate (FOD) is facing a mission challenge to expand the volume of immigration benefit applications that are processed without further increasing existing backlogs and/or processing times, while maintaining and improving security and fraud detection, all without substantially increasing the current staffing level. FOD is soliciting the assistance of a highly experienced and knowledgeable contractor with staff who can deeply comprehend and consider mission objectives and provide expert support as FOD develops, tests, implements and integrates solutions that will realize significant efficiency gains throughout its operational processes within the immigration domain. FOD has already developed the strategic framework of a reimaged business model (the USCIS Adjudication Service Blueprint) that outlines a future segmented business process and corresponding set of enabling concepts. FOD has also already established a mature, agile Program Management Office (PMO) to provide the leadership, accountability and management structures needed to ensure the successful delivery of numerous interrelated projects. In delivering the business vision outlined in the Blueprint, the FOD PMO seeks a partner to support program management, portfolio and project management, integration, planning, concept exploration, communications and change management, facilitation, and business and data analysis. This will include identifying and resolving the multitude of diverse challenges and risks inherent in managing a complex business transformation effort, and will require innovation and creativity in problem solving in addition to technical expertise as the contractor works collaboratively with the federal staff. Successful implementation of the Blueprint vision into operations across the Directorate will change business processes and affect work culture, require modifications to existing policies and procedures, and necessitate enhancements to, or new development of enabling technologies. This initiative will directly impact the Directorate’s approximately 7,500 employees’ work activities.

APFS Number F2020049225	NAICS Code 541618
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Aug. 20, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Myron Waddell	POC Phone xxxxxxxxxx
POC Email Myron.Waddell@dhs.gov
Description FEMA GPD is in need of contractor expertise to assist in a variety of internal controls and programmatic support across the organization as it relates to grants management.

APFS Number F2020049355	NAICS Code 522320
Component FEMA	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000
Small Business Program SB	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release June 1, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Faye Taylor	POC Phone 202-212-1058
POC Email faye.taylor@fema.dhs.gov
Description FEMA is responsible for both maintaining accurate financial records of the NFIP and reporting relevant financial information to DHS. The NFIP requires services that support all accounting and financial control functions described below to ensure the financial integrity of the program. The Contractor shall provide accounting, auditing, and financial management support to respond to the needs of FEMA, the WYO companies, other Contractor staff, auditors, and other stakeholders in the operation of the WYO Program. Such support shall include the sustainment of automated systems for the communication, recording, and transfer of financial data; reviewing materials for program consistency; and if required, development and providing technical assistance to the WYO companies and the NFIP Direct. In addition, the contractor shall develop SOPs that support all deliverables and accounting/financial functions.

APFS Number F2020049474	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $50,000,000 to $100,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Booz Allen Hamilton
Contract Number HSHQDC-17-F-00164	Contract Complete Sept. 24, 2025
Estimated Release July 17, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Luicana Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736
POC Email CS&C.BIZOPS@hq.dhs.gov
Description To provide services and products to support for the Emergency Communications Division (ECD) mission, provide periodic updates to the National Emergency Communications Plan (NECP), and to track and measure national and state level progress in implementing NECP goals, recommendations, and initiatives. The Emergency Communications Division (ECD) is charged with promoting “the development of standard operating procedures and best practices with respect to use of interoperable emergency communications capabilities for incident response and facilitating the sharing of information on such best practices for achieving, maintaining, and enhancing interoperable communications capabilities for such response”. The contractor shall provide subject matter expertise to support Federal and SLTTI emergency communications stakeholders achieving nationwide interoperability through effective administrative program support, and tailored research and analytical products to ECD federal staff, regarding the technologies, policies, regulations, and standards (including emerging IT based platforms) that impact the development, deployment, and use of public safety communications systems.

APFS Number F2020049534	NAICS Code 541990
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $500,000 to $1,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent InSight Technologies Solutions Inc.
Contract Number GS00Q14OADS106 / HSCG23-17-J-MAV358	Contract Complete Sept. 28, 2023
Estimated Release July 30, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Charles Caruolo	POC Phone 202 372 4459
POC Email charles.a.caruolo@uscg.mil
Description * To be competed under OASIS SB Pool 1 - Total SB set-aside* USCG requires expert advice and assistance in support of the organization’s development of International Cooperative Agreements (ICA) in the following areas: development of ICA strategies, ICA development; ICA policies and procedures development and maintenance, personnel exchange program support, planning and executing conferences and/or forums in the National Capital Region and other locations worldwide, and ICA management support. These services are required to improve the management and execution of numerous ICA activities with allies and friendly government organizations. This requirement has steady state support requirements and must also support rapid surge requirements to meet emerging international requirements.

APFS Number F2020049546	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Shearwater Systems LLC
Contract Number HSCG23-15-C-MIA047	Contract Complete Aug. 22, 2025
Estimated Release May 29, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Charles Caruolo	POC Phone 202 372 4459
POC Email charles.a.caruolo@uscg.mil
Description The scope of this statement of work includes administrative, technical and financial support for the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Directorate of International Affairs and Foreign Policy Advisor (DCO-I) Executive Staff division, Office of Regional Affairs, Passports and Support Division and the Office of Security Cooperation. DCO-I is responsible for advising, informing and assisting the Commandant on strategies, foreign policy matters, and the general impact of USCG programs and operations on U.S. international affairs. DCO-I coordinates all aspects of USCG international affairs activities including the managing and executing the USCG passport and visa issuance program, negotiating agreements, participating in international organizations, training foreign personnel through the United States Government Security Cooperation Training and Education Program, arranging visits by foreign officials, providing technical assistance to foreign governments, and monitoring of USCG personnel foreign travel.

APFS Number F2020049557	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent MIRACLE SYSTEMS LLC
Contract Number GS00Q14OADS128/HSHQDC-17-F-00202	Contract Complete Aug. 28, 2025
Estimated Release July 20, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Ms Remond Ragin	POC Phone 1703-235-2164
POC Email remond.ragin@cisa.dhs.gov
Description To provide CISA Lines of Businesses and subcomponents with business, organizational performance, operational performance, and program management support to facilitate the implementation and execution of the strategic management process.

APFS Number F2020049760	NAICS Code 541620
Component CBP	Sub-component None
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program None	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent IAA with GSA (Parsons prime)
Contract Number 1017X00180	Contract Complete Sept. 14, 2025
Estimated Release July 15, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Clifton Greenhow	POC Phone 202 907 7648
POC Email clifton.w.greenhow@cbp.dhs.gov
Description The SOW describes the requirements anticipated over the course of five (5) years, the period of performance, which will be one (1) base year and four (4) one (1) year options. Contractor support is required to help EEMD achieve full environmental and energy regulatory compliance and ensure protection of the environment and the nation’s natural and cultural resources by integrating responsible environmental and energy practices into all aspects of CBP decision-making and operations.

APFS Number F2020049989	NAICS Code 541219
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $2,000,000 to $5,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Guidehouse
Contract Number 70RDAD18A00000012	Contract Complete Sept. 1, 2022
Estimated Release Aug. 10, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Remond Ragin	POC Phone 5555555555
POC Email remond.ragin@cisa.dhs.gov
Description The objective of the contract is to review, improve, and standardize the property business model for contracting, acquiring, receiving, verifying, and recording property, plant, and equipment within the subsidiary ledger and the financial system in an accurate and timely manner. The current property process is disaggregated into different classes with portions of property reconciled from the subsidiary system while a material portion is reviewed through a manual monthly lookback of expenditures with top-side adjusting entries posted quarterly. The manual review is referred to as the “compensating control.” All classes of property are included, for example, but not limited to – equipment, vehicles, leases and associated leasehold improvements, internal use software, and prepaid advanced assets.

APFS Number F2020050192	NAICS Code 541990
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $1,000,000 to $2,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Insight Technology Solutions, Inc
Contract Number HSCG23-17-F-MPP022	Contract Complete Sept. 24, 2025
Estimated Release Aug. 21, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name John LaMorte	POC Phone (202) 372-2262
POC Email John.P.LaMorte@uscg.mil
Description This requirement is seeking to acquisition Program Management, Research, Technical Writing, and Subject Matter Expertise (SME) in support of the United States Coast Guard (USCG), Office of Marine Environmental Response Policy's (CG-MER) mission.

APFS Number F2020050214	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $5,000,000 to $10,000,000
Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Panum Telecom LLC
Contract Number Contract GS00Q14OADS132, Task Order HSCG23-16-F-ACR007	Contract Complete Sept. 29, 2025
Estimated Release June 30, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Ranford Demontegnac	POC Phone 202-475-3773
POC Email ranford.c.demontegnac@uscg.mil
Description The Contractor shall provide support services for contract closeout execution, and financial and procurement analysis support for the Procurement Systems, Metrics, and Career Management Division for procurement processes, targeted audit remediation, recovery of Undelivered Orders (UDO) and residual funding, coordination of closeout actions with CG-831 and USCG Finance Center (FINCEN staff), and comprehensive reporting of all completed actions, funds recovered, and close out actions for USCG contracts, Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requests (MIPRs) and Interagency Acquisitions. Resources are required to support the following U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Chiefs of Contracting Office (COCO) locations: 1 - Aircraft Logistics Center (ALC), 2 - Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Cyber & Intelligence Service Center (C5ISC), 3 - Surface Forces Logistics Center (SFLC), 4 - Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center-Base Support (SILC-BSS), and 5 - Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center–Construction (SILC-CON)

APFS Number F2020050297	NAICS Code 541611
Component United States Coast Guard	Sub-component Headquarters Command
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000
Small Business Program 8(a)	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Panum, LLC
Contract Number HSCG23-17-F-ACS007	Contract Complete Sept. 27, 2025
Estimated Release June 24, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Wendy Stevenson	POC Phone 2024753214
POC Email wendy.stevenson@uscg.mil
Description Acquire contractor support services for non-inherently governmental contracting tasks (pre-award, contract administration, closeout, data migration, mandated financial and procurement processes, and centralized contract filing inventory) for the Office of Contract Operations (CG-912) and support services to assist with the Federal Procurement Data System - Next Generation (FPDS-NG) for the Office of Procurement Policy and Oversight (CG-913)

APFS Number F2020050321	NAICS Code 541611
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $20,000,000 to $50,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status New Requirement
Estimated Release Aug. 3, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Luicana Turner	POC Phone 703-235-5736
POC Email CS&C.BIZOPS@hq.dhs.gov
Description The United States faces increasingly skilled cyber threats that seek to penetrate our government from a number of sources (e.g., outside, inside and within our information technology capabilities). Beyond the potential theft of state secrets, and the loss of proprietary intellectual property, these threats are even thought to pose a national security risk to the United States. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) operates as a partner with the private sector, law enforcement, intelligence, and military communities providing critical support as part of a national mission to detect, analyze, pursue, and mitigate cyber threats to the United States. To support the DHS cyber mission, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), leads the design, development, deployment, and systems operation and maintenance of cyber security technologies to counter sophisticated cyber adversaries and apply effective risk mitigation strategies to detect and deter these threats. Additionally, CISA in concert with industry and Federal partners, provides technological innovation and development to promote the overall effectiveness of the cyber security effort. Capacity Building (CB) is responsible for managing the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program. A critical component of the CDM program’s success is ensuring Federal Executive Agencies are equipped to operate and maintain the tools and dashboard solutions implemented by the CDM PMO. As such, the CDM PMO must provide awareness and training to the agencies workforces. To accomplish this objective, the CDM PMO requires development and maintenance of a CDM Training Program. This encompasses professional and technical support services for the branches within the CB sub-division and the CDM PMO, which includes but is not limited to: planning, analysis, design, development, and updating of course material supporting CDM technical capabilities and CB cybersecurity equities, awareness and training implementation including classroom and online synchronous and asynchronous delivery mediums , registration and student management activities; and, management and oversight of the CDM and CB training program. As CDM programmatic and contractual requirements are dynamic and complex, the contractor shall use strategic vision in addressing these support requirements.

APFS Number F2020050522	NAICS Code 922190
Component DHS HQ	Sub-component Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
Contract Vehicle DWAC/OASIS	Dollar Range $10,000,000 to $20,000,000
Small Business Program TBD	Contract Status Recompetition
Incumbent Booz-Allen-Hamilton
Contract Number 70RNPP18FR0000067	Contract Complete Sept. 14, 2024
Estimated Release July 31, 2020	Anticipated Award Quarter Q4 2020
POC Name Stephen Waters	POC Phone 7037358160
POC Email stephen.waters@HQ.DHS.GOV
Description The contractor shall develop and coordinate all relevant exercise documentation. Exercise documentation includes, but is not limited to: • Concept of Operations (CONOPS) • Exercise Plan (EXPLAN) • Master Scenario Event List (MSEL) • Controller/Observer Staff Instructions (COSIN) • Policies relevant to successful exercise execution • Network Topology • Exercise Control (EXCON) design/diagrams/schematics Pre-exercise responsibility The contractor shall conduct pre-exercise testing/validation of the logistical, physical and IT architecture and environment necessary for successful exercise execution Required planning meetings The contractor shall conduct, at a minimum, six (6) major planning meetings to include the following: • Concept Development Meeting (CDM) • Initial Planning Meeting (IPM) • Mid-term Planning Meeting (MPM) • Final Master Scenario Events List Meeting (FMM) • Final Planning Meeting (FPM) • Hot wash and After Action Meetings (AAM) The contractor shall be responsible for overall conduct of the exercise, to include: • Build-out of the EXCON • Staffing of primary exercise positions • Staffing of player/controller positions • Leasing of any required exercise support equipment • Leasing of any required exercise support facilities • Tools used for game play After Action Reports (AAR) The contactor shall produce four (4) After Action Reports (AARs) consisting of one (1) of each of the following: • Full AAR provided to all exercise participants • Community specific AARs • AAR for public release • Internal NCCIC Exercise Execution AAR

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