ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY

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1 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND ADVANCED PLANNING BRIEFING TO INDUSTRY US ARMY EDGEWOOD CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CENTER 19 APRIL 2018 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED

2 About ECBC: About ECBC: Why We Exist: To ensure operational readiness by protecting the Warfighter from chemical and biological threats What We Do: Combine research, development and engineering with testing, training and field operations to create new and effective chemical and biological defense solutions Who We Are: 1,440 civilian, military and contractor employees who provide innovative and costeffective chemical and biological defense technology solutions through our scientific and engineering expertise, coupled with our unique facilities and collaboration with partners.

3 Why ECBC? Why ECBC? ECBC provides an extraordinary capability against emerging biological and chemical threats by merging intelligence assessments with its worldrenowned expertise. ECBC provides a unique blend of distinguished scientists and engineers to research and analyze the emerging threats and technological advances. Providing forensic, elimination and enhanced detection solutions to soldiers in theater Eliminating Syrian chemical stockpiles with the FDHS Using sensors to detect threats and improve multidomain situational understanding in battlefield environments.

4 RRDECOM Organization RDECOM Organization DECOM Organization GEN Gustave F. Perna CG AMC Dr. Bruce D. Jette ASA(ALT) MG Cedric T. Wins CG RDECOM RFEC Atlantic CSM Frank Gutierrez CSM RDECOM RFEC Pacific Mr. John Willison EDCG RDECOM BG Vincent Malone DCG RDECOM RFEC Americas AMRDEC Aviation & Missile Research, Development & Engineering Center ARDEC Armaments Research, Development & Engineering Center ARL Army Research Laboratory CERDEC Communication- Electronics Research, Development & Engineering Center ECBC Edgewood Chemical Biological Center NSRDEC Natick Soldier Research, Development & Engineering Center TARDEC Tank and Automotive Research, Development & Engineering Center

5 ECBC Leadership ECBC Leadership Military Deputy COL Thomas Saltysiak Director Associate Director Adam Seiple Director for Safety and Human Capital George Collins Associate Director Michelle Goddard Eric L Moore, Ph.D. Chief Financial Officer Christopher Beermann Research & Technology Director (A) Frederick J. Cox, Ph.D Engineering Director Michael Abaie Program Integration Director Paul Tanenbaum, Ph.D. Biosciences Chemical and Biological Detection Chemical and Biological Protection and Decontamination Chemical Sciences Physics and Computational Sciences Toxicology and Obscurants Senior Research Scientist, Chemistry Augustus Way Fountain, Ph.D JPEO support Product Engineering Acquisition Logistics Advanced Design and Manufacturing Engineering Test Special Projects Engineering Support Sustainment Engineering Sustainment Support Business Management and Integration Chemical and Biological Integration Chemical and Biological Operations Senior Research Scientist, BioTechnology Peter Emanuel, Ph.D

6 ECBC WORKFORCE Workforce We combine the diverse knowledge, skills, and experience of some 1,400 scientists, engineers and technical specialists with more than 100 years of institutional knowledge in chemical and biological defense. This proven problemsolving capability is embodied in ECBC s competencies, which cover all of the scientific, engineering, and operational skill sets required for mission success. 16% Technicians 18% Specialists Civilian Workforce 7% Other 59% Scientists & Engineers Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) 29% Employees in Chemical PRP 6% Employees holding dual certifications 8% Employees in Biological PRP Technical Academic Degrees 10% Employees with Ph.D.'s 21% Employees with MS Degrees 45% Employees with BS Degrees Numbers as of 30 December 2017 based on total number of Army civilians

7 Unique Infrastructure Did you know? 1.22 million square feet of laboratory and chamber space spanning 200 buildings worth $2 billion. This infrastructure, along with our unique workforce and engineering controls, creates a one-of-a-kind scientific and engineering environment. Key features of our infrastructure include: Our major campus is located in the Edgewood Area of the Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. We also have employees and facilities located at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois; Pine Bluff Arsenal, Arkansas and Dugway Proving Ground, Utah. The majority of the nation s chemical surety hoods BSL-2 and BSL-3 laboratories Chambers capable of handling explosive/toxic material

8 Delivering Innovative Solutions Protection Obscuration Detection Operations Decontamination

9 INNOVATIVE CRADA Regional Additive Manufacturing Partnership Maryland (RAMP-MD) Consortium of private businesses, educational institutions, and governmental agencies working to: o Equip and educate an additive manufacturing workforce o Provide entrepreneurs and manufacturers access to facilities and equipment o Build a commercial infrastructure to support the manufacturing base. Established 2014 by the Maryland General Assembly RAMP MD currently holds partnership agreements with 10 industry partners, with more coming on board Overarching CRADA provides streamlined access to ECBC capabilities for industry, academia, or other non-federal partners Intellectual property protected and project compartmentalized by separate Joint Work Statements (JWS s) 9

10 Program Overview - Chemical Biological Applications and Risk Reductions (CBARR) Mission Support SCOPE: Covers all aspects of ECBC s Directorate of Product Integration (DPI) mission, to include environmental, safety, health, research, and project management support for operations at ECBC activities Small Business Set Aside Place of Performance: Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. Tasks may also require CONUS and OCONUS Travel. Potential locations include; Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey, Utah, Washington DC, Australia, Korea, or other sites. 10

11 Opportunity - Chemical Biological Applications and Risk Reductions (CBARR) Mission Support Contract (MSC) CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF ESTIMATED VALUE: $20M-$30M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC-APG, Brian Mazen (KO), (410) , brian.e.mazen.civ@mail.mil SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W911SR-16-D-0026 Incumbent Contractor: Joint Research & Development (JRAD) 11

12 Program Overview - Facilities & Logistics Support Services (F&LOSS) SCOPE: Facilities upkeep, management, janitorial services, maintenance, limited grounds keeping, logistics, and other associated requirements Competitive 8A Requirement Place of Performance: US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. 12

13 Opportunity - Facilities & Logistics Support Services (F&LOSS) Contract CONTRACT TYPE: FFP ESTIMATED VALUE: $40-$50M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Chanel De Silva (KO), (443) , chanel.d.desilva.civ@mail.mil SOLICITATION #: W91ZLK-18-R-0001 ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 4QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W91ZLK-17-C-0002 Incumbent Contractor: Penobscot Support Services, LLC 13

14 Program Overview - ECBC Research and Technology (R&T) Scientific and Technical Support Services SCOPE: The objective of this contract is to provide scientific and technical support for the development, evaluation and enhancement of technologies and strategies for CBRNE defense. Small Business Set Aside Place of Performance: US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. 14

15 Opportunity - ECBC Research and Technology (R&T) Scientific and Technical Support Services CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF ESTIMATED VALUE: $20M-$25M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Brian Mazen (KO), (410) , brian.e.mazen.civ@mail.mil SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 3QFY18 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W911SR-10-D-0020 Incumbent Contractor: Excet Inc. & Science Technology Corporation (STC) Inc. 15

16 Program Overview - Smoke and Obscurants and Non-lethal Research Support Scope: Research in applied physics for the development of next-generation obscurant systems and non-lethal payloads. Small Business Set Aside Place of Performance: US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. Tasks may also require CONUS and OCONUS Travel. Potential locations include; Alabama, Arkansas, Hawaii, Florida, Utah, Washington DC, Australia, Germany, France, Norway, United Kingdom, or other sites. 16

17 Opportunity - Smoke and Obscurants and Non-lethal Research Support CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF ESTIMATED VALUE: $20M-$30M CONTRACTING CONTACT (if known): ACC-APG, Linda Ensminger (KO), linda.s.ensminger.civ@mail.mil SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W911SR-10-D-0011 Incumbent Contractor: Science Technology Corporation (STC) Inc. 17

18 Program Overview - Target Defeat Technology Support Services Scope: Design, development and demonstration of novel target defeat and supporting technologies of interest to the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center ECBC) and its customers Small Business Set Aside Place of Performance: US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. Tasks may also require CONUS and OCONUS Travel. Potential locations include 18

19 Opportunity - Target Defeat Technology Support Contract CONTRACT TYPE: CPFF ESTIMATED VALUE: $15M-$25M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, LaVetta Wynn-Smith (KO), (410) , lavetta.d.wynn-smith.civ@mail.mil SOLICITATION #: TBD ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: 2QFY19 PRIOR/CURRENT CONTRACT INFORMATION: Contract Number: W911SR-10-D-0002 Incumbent Contractor: SciTech Services, Inc. 19

20 Program Overview SBIR/STTR Army Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) / Chemical, Biological Defense (CBD) SBIR / Army Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs consist of three phases: Phase I Proof-of-Concept/Feasibility Study Army SBIR: Maximum dollar amount: $100K for six-month effort Phase I Option (must be proposed as part of the Phase I proposal) covers activities up to four additional months at a cost not to exceed $50,000 Army STTR and CBD SBIR: Ph I option is included up front Do not exceed $150K in total costs for 1 year Phase II - Two-Year Concept Refinement/Prototype Development Phase III Commercialization, either private or government (does not involve SBIR/STTR funding) Small business < 500 employees. Proposal selections via competitive, merit-based procedures For more information, see:

21 Opportunity SIBR/STTR CONTRACT TYPE: FFP for Phase I, FFP/CPFF for Phase II and Phase III ESTIMATED VALUE: <$100K for Army SBIR Phase 1, <$150K for CBD SBIR and Army STTR Phase I, <$1M+ for Phase ll, no SBIR/STTR funding limit or business size limit for Phase lll because SBIR/STTR funds not involved CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Diane Dei (KO), (410) , SOLICITATION #: Posted at ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: TBD INCUMBENT CONTRACTOR: NA

22 OPPORTUNITY BAA TITLE: BAA Contract Opportunities Designed to fund programs that facilitate the rapid insertion of innovative technologies into military systems or programs that meet critical national security needs For more information, see CONTRACT TYPE: FFP or CPFF ESTIMATED VALUE: <= $3M CONTRACTING CONTACT: ACC-APG, Diane Dei (KO), (410) , SOLICITATION #: Posted at FedBizOps ESTIMATED SOLICITATION RELEASE DATE: On-going INCUMBENT CONTRACTOR: NA request for proposal, and is not a commitment by the government to purchase the desired products and services."

23 INNOVATION FOR FUTURE READINESS Future Army Environment Terrorist and non-state actors Violent extremism and aggressive large states Unpredictable threats and events Urban operations will increase Impact to population movements Technological advances driving change Synthetic biology and materials Portable, low-power, low-cost products using additive manufacturing Unburden the soldier / Enhance soldier lethality ECBC Innovates for the Future