1. Product Manager - Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program (I3MP)
Program Overview
Mr. Brendan Burke Product Manager AFCEA – Belvoir 25 January 2017

2. Agenda PEO EIS Organization Product Managers Mission & Goals
Capability Portfolio
APM CONUS
APM Network Modernization
APM Command Center
PdM I3MP Accomplishments
PdM I3MP Industry Day
Closing Remarks
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3. PEO EIS Organization

4. Deputy Product Manager Excited to Lead a Great Team!
Product Managers
Installation Capability Sets
CONUS
Network Modernization
CONUS
Command Centers
Product Manager
Mr. Brendan Burke
Assistant
Product Manager
Mr. Alberto Dominguez
Assistant
Product Manager
Mr. Kevin Chinn
Assistant
Product Manager
MAJ Alex Mora
Deputy Product Manager
Mr. Tom Olson
Excited to Lead a Great Team!

5. Enables information dominance for every Warfighter
Mission & Goals
Mission: Enable information dominance for every Warfighter through information technology infrastructure modernization and lifecycle management of the Army’s CONUS Installation Campus Area Networks and Command Centers.
Priorities
1. Readiness
2. Focus on Efficiency
3. Develop Structure in Resourcing Projects/Programs
4. Deliver Capabilities
Goals FY17
Complete 1 pre-award & 8 post award ICS contracts
Complete 22 Network Modernization Projects
Complete 4 HSMCC Tech Refreshes Projects, Initiate 2 to 4 new sites
Enables information dominance for every Warfighter

6. Capability Portfolios
Installation Capability Sets - CONUS
Network Modernization - CONUS
Command Centers
18A / WHCA Modernization
APM CONUS
FY 16
Projects Complete: One (1); Fort $27.7M
FY 17
Projected to complete: Eight (8): Fort Detrick, Fort Hood (PH IIA), JBLM, JBM-HH, Fort Leonard Wood, Fort Meade (RT 175), Fort Riley (Hospital), Fort $83.3M
APM NETMOD-C
FY16: 10 $49.5M
FY17: 23 $44.2M
APM CC
FY16
SCC- Two (2) sites: SOUTHCOM  at $3.8M & $3M
HSMCC- Four (4) sites: 1st ID, 3rd ID, 4th ID & 25th ID installations and 19 site surveys $21.6M 
FY17
SCC- Two (2) sites: SOUTHCOM continues & ANMCC pending 01 Dec 16 $3.4M
HSMCC- Four (4) sites continue from FY16 & start six (6) sites in FY17 82nd ABN, 10th MTN, I Corps, III Corps, 1AD & 28th ID $29M.

7. APM CONUS sets conditions for NETMOD-C & CC
APM CONUS provides CONUS Army bases, posts, and stations with foundational Installation Capability Sets.
APM
CONUS
Portfolio: Capabilities Sets Modernization
Data Network: modernization the infrastructure required to provide the reliability, resiliency, and availability levels of service required to meet the non- assured and assured network service requirements.
Outside Plant (OSP): modernize physical infrastructure (Facilities & Fiber) for a mixture of non-assured and assured capabilities
Voice Network: CONUS Installation Migration & Integration to Unified Capabilities
APM CONUS sets conditions for NETMOD-C & CC 5

8. APM NETMOD-C sets conditions for CC
APM NETMOD-C standardizes US Army Installation network architectures; and collapses more than 30 separate networks into a single Army network, enhancing network security.
Portfolio: Network Modernization
Upgrade ICAN to 10 Gb/s to the Edge
Reduce Entry / Exit points to NIPRNET
Consolidate 30+ Networks into a Single Network
Enable Unified Communication Services
Standardize Army Installation Campus Area Network Configurations
Improve Content Management
Move toward a Joint/Regional Network Management Construct
APM NETMOD-C sets conditions for CC

9. APM CC enables Information Dominance for the Warfighter
APM Command Centers
APM CC enables the Joint Warfighter and Mission Command Centers with emerging information technology and secure infrastructure systems, through lifecycle management, supporting Army Enterprise and Joint networks.
Portfolio: Command Center Modernization
Strategic Command Centers (SCC): Provides core C4I infrastructure funding for AOC-Pentagon, ANMCC-R, JSOC, SOUTHCOM to provide support to Army COCOM. Funding covers VTC, Data, Voice, Displays, AV equipment, Cabling, and Lighting.
Home Station Mission Command (HSMCC): Perform an HSMCC Tech Refresh at select Command Centers. HSMCC is a suite of standardized capabilities utilized at Corps, Division and Theater Headquarters that allows expeditionary mission command (MC) during all operational phases.
APM CC enables Information Dominance for the Warfighter

10. PdM-I3MP executed $61.6M in FY16
FY16 Accomplishments
APM CONUS
Completed 11 projects valued at $212.6M in FY15
Completed one Project Valued at $27.7M in FY16
Actively working 1 pre-award & 8 post award contracts valued at $87.1M in FY16-17
APM NETMOD-C
Completed modernization at 22 bases; completed 10 surveys
Preparation of 20 sites for FY17 modification
42% of the Army population was modernized at the end of 2015; upon completion of the funded fiscal year 2016 sites, the modernized Army population is forecasted to be 71%
APM CC
Completed 19 HSMCC site surveys (18 AC sites and 1 ARNG)
Implementation at 4th, 25th, 1st, and 3rd serve as the initial test bed for future HSMCC sites
Postured for FY17 HSMCC sites; engineering documentation complete
Task Order Strategic Command Center (SCC) contract awarded to upgrade U.S. Southern Command crisis action center, BRIDGE, joint operations center, joint planning groups 1, 2 and 3
Continued installation of the Emergency Action Console (EAC) System at the Pentagon and COOP
PdM-I3MP executed $61.6M in FY16

11. Register @ http://bit.ly/I3MP_Industry_Day_FY17
PdM-I3MP Industry Day
Purpose: Discuss upcoming opportunities and respond to questions. Date: February 23, 2017 Time: Location: Thurman Auditorium (Humphreys Hall) ST Street, Bldg. 247, Fort Belvoir, VA. Registration: NLT 1 February 2017 by 17:00 EST.
Agenda
07:45 – 09:00 Doors Open & Check-in
09:00 – 09:20 Welcome Administrative / Agenda / Introductions / Purpose
09:22 – 09:40 Opening Remarks / Organization / Mission
09:42 – 10:05 FY17 to FY 22 Pipeline Requirements – NETMOD Discussion
10:08 – 10:40 FY17 to FY 22 Pipeline Requirements - VOIP & OSP Discussion
10:42 – 10:55 Administrative / Break / Retrieve Q&A Cards
10:58 – 11:35 FY17 to 22 Pipeline Requirements - HSMCC Discussion
11:38 – 11:48 Closing Remarks
11:45 – 12:50 Administrative / APMs Break-Out Sessions
13:00 Departure
it's 2 Industry personnel (or Vendor depending on language) per Company per the FBO announcement - and that total per company is firm, meaning not more than 2 people) because we want to allow as many to attend.  Remember that the Announcement closes on 1 February 2017.   
The capacity of Thurman is 350.
Total to date:
1. External Stakeholders Government RSVP = 25
2. Vendors Total of Personnel that RSVPd =  153
*****The total number of Companies is 86. Out of the total of 86 companies 153 personnel have RSVP. We allow 2 Industry personnel per Company if they have two that can attend.
3. Total number throughout PEO including I3MP is 60
Total number of personnel attending to date:  238
Note: We have enough seating to accommodate about 112 more give or take because many of our I3MP personnel will be in the lobby for detail so there will be about 20 more vacant seats totaling 132 seats remaining as of today.
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12. Closing Remarks Excited to Lead a Great Team!
Looking Forward to Work with Our Stakeholders!
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Industry Office Calls: Every Thursday Afternoon
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