Chemical Biological Defense Acquisition Imitative Forum (CBDAIF) Briefing to NBC Industry Group 19 June 2014

CBDAIF Organization National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Industrial Committee Consists of senior executives from NDIA Corporate Member defense Industry producers of chemical-biological defense capabilities and providers of chemical-biological defense related services. Each member of the CBDAIF represents a discipline or sector of the chemical-biological defense community as described above. Members serve for two years, with approximately half changing each year to maintain continuity. Because the objective of the CBDAIF is the open exchange of Government and Industry views, Government attendance and interaction is vital. The Chairman may issue invitations to various Government organizations to request Government attendance at the CBDAIF, consistent with the DoD Joint Ethics Regulation

CBDAIF Mission Mission: To provide a forum for the open and candid exchange of Government and Industry views related to the Department of Defense chemical-biological defense mission area. Specific objectives include: –Review and discuss Government chemical-biological defense acquisition policies, procedures, and actions. –Report on the health of the various sectors of the chemical-biological defense industry. –Identify impediments to sustaining a responsive chemical-biological defense industrial base. –Provide a platform for identifying issues related to the chemical- biological defense life-cycle, from development through disposal

CBDAIF Compliance What CBDAIF is NOT: –Business Development Discussion Forum ABPIs, Website and other venues are appropriate –Venue for Specific contract out-brief sessions for industry – governed by FAR CBDIAF must follow tenants of Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) and DoD Ethics Regulations –CBDAIF not an official group under FACA –DoD applying strict compliance with FACA for groups that are not officially sponsored by the government No consensus advice or recommendations resulting from group deliberation or interaction is expected. The intent is to share an open exchange of information or viewpoints between attendees rather than to formulate collaborative advice, opinions or recommendations from the CBDAIF acting in a collective mode

CBDAIF Focus Provide industry strategic views and opinion on targeted issues within JPEO acquisition processes, policies and procedures. Provision of candid feedback from the government to industry on generic performance and procurement issues.

Membership CBDAIF Industry Chair (2 Year Term) Sector Leads (2 Year Terms) –DEMIL & Non-Stockpile –Detection –Protection –Consequence Management & Response –Small Business –Systems Integration –Medical Countermeasures –Diagnostics & Biotechnology –CB Surety Laboratories –Professional Services Industry Chair Emeritus

Meeting Structure Industry represented by CBDIAF Sector Leads The CBDAIF Sector Leads will meet three times yearly to discuss topics of interest with the Joint Program Managers. –The JPM meetings will be conducted by the CBDAIF chair and the JPEO Plenary session held annually during which the CBDIAF will: –Receive “Health of Industry Base” reports from each of the CBDAIF sector leads for their particular sector. –Open unstructured discussion session with JPEO CBD

CBDIAF JPM Alignment CBDAIF SectorsJPM GroupingFrequency DEMIL & Non-Stockpile, Systems Integration JPM Elimination, JPM IS1 st Quarter of CY Consequence Management & Response, Detection, Protection JPM Guardian, JPM Protection, JPM NBC CA, NBC Rad/Nuke 2 nd Quarter of CY Medical Countermeasures. Diagnostics & Biotechnology JPM MCM3 rd Quarter of CY All SectorsPlenary Meeting4 th Quarter of CY Small Business, Systems Integration, Professional Services, CB Surety Laboratories Attend all if available

Topics for CBDIAF Comment Solicited from CBDIAF members within the chemical- biological defense community for study and development of a report of industry views to the JPEO on major trends and issues. Specific focused topics of interest are also identified by the JPEO and JPMs for which they would like industry comments. Industry is asked for input both before and after meetings through CBDAIF Sector Leads.

Examples of Topics – April 2014 Commercial Acquisition Costs and Challenges WMD Elimination Across the Enterprise – Leveraging the Entire Portfolio The Enterprise Architecture and How It Relates to Industry IRD Plans CBRN IS and Enterprise IM Strategy OPETS In-Depth Defining Sub-Contracting Goals Integration of CBRN Sensor and Capabilities into the Future Force Protection Architecture JPEO Future ID/IQ Strategy

How Can Industry Get Involved Communicate with CBDAIF Sector Leads –Identify yourself and your company to the appropriate Sector Leads(s) –Respond to requests and provide potential topics during meeting preparation stage –Provide input to Sector Leads on topics provided to sector members for comment Volunteer to serve as a CBDAIF Sector Lead Monitor NDIA CB Division Web-site for CBDIAF meeting minutes and briefings – calDefenseAcquisitionInitiativesForumhttp:// calDefenseAcquisitionInitiativesForum

CBDAIF Points of Contact NameTitle Appointment End Date Contact Number Mr. Karl SemancikCBDAIF / Dr. John FerriterCBDAIF Chair Dr. David CullinSector Lead, Dr. Ari GiayaSector Lead, Small Mr. Timothy Henry Sector Lead, Consequence Management and Mr. Christopher LesniakSector Lead, Demil and Mr. Armando LopezSector Lead, Mr. Michael MacNaughtonSector Lead, CB Surety Mr. Bruce PhillipsSector Lead, Professional / Mr. Michael SmithSector Lead, Systems Dr. George Weightman Sector Lead, Medical Countermeasures, Diagnostics and Ms. Britt BommeljeNDIA