AMERICA S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY Generation III Conversion Kit 40,000 Yoke & Collar...

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DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCYAMERICA’S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY


Ballistic ItemsMark Twardziak

10/20/2016



Program Overview

• Ballistic Items fall under Federal Supply Class 8470 (Armor, Personal):

– Total Load Bearing Items Managed 400 est.

– FY16 Total Sales $161,469,193(FSC 8470 - Vests & Helmets & Components)



Obligations

• Obligations - FY16 plan vs. actual – Plan $80.9M *– Actual $216.7M *

• FY17 Obligation Forecast for Load Bearing Items $15M

*NOTE: Total inclusive of all items purchased by the team; loadbearing & others included.



Open Procurements

• SPE1C1-16-R-0083 for E Small Arms Protective Inserts (ESAPI); Closed 9/15/2016; TAD MAR 2017

• SPE1C1-16-R-0172 for the Plate Carrier, Generation II; Advertised on 9/14/2016 (Fed Biz Opps); Issued 10/6/2016; Closes 11/21/2106; Total Small Business Set-Aside (NAICS Code 314999 – 500 Employees)



Open Procurements

Item Term Guaranteed Minimum

Annual Estimated Quantity

Annual Order Limitation Quantity

Body Armor, Plate Carrier System Gen. II Available in five (5) sizes

Base 750 3,000 3,7501st Option 625 2,500 3,1502nd Option 625 2,500 3,150

Plate Carrier, Rear Gen. II (without soft armor)Available in five (5) sizes


Soft Armor Insert Available in five (5) sizes

Base 2,750 11,000 13,7501st Option 3,750 15,000 18,7502nd Option 3,750 15,000 18,750

Cummerbund Panel, Outer Available in four (4) sizes

Base 50 200 2501st Option 50 200 2502nd Option 50 200 250

Cummerbund Assembly Available in four (4) sizes

Base 50 200 2501st Option 50 200 2502nd Option 50 200 250

Cummerbund, Inner Left Available in four (4) sizes




Open Procurements

Item Term Guaranteed Minimum

Annual Estimated Quantity

Annual Order Limitation Quantity

Cummerbund, Inner RightAvailable in four (4) sizes


Cummerbund, Adapter AssemblyAvailable in three (3) sizes

Base 1,500 6,000 7,5001st Option 1,500 6,000 7,5002nd Option 1,500 6,000 7,500

Side Plate PocketAvailable in one (1) size


Waist Belt Assembly Available in one (1) size




Upcoming Opportunities

• Improved Outer Tactical Vests (IOTV) Generation III Components- Army & Air Force main ground forces body armor- Two (2) New Procurement Planned; Fixed Quantity for FY17 requirements & Long Term for FY18 & FY19 requirements- November issuance for FY17 Requirement; January for other - Procurements in OEF CP- Annual Estimated Quantities (Army; Air Force Pending)

Nomenclature FY17 FY18 FY19Yoke & Collar Assembly, Back -0- 24,000 16,000Yoke & Collar Assembly, Front -0- 16,000 16,000Universal External Side Plate Carrier 165,132 -0- -0-Universal External Side Plate Pouch165,920 54,306 54,306




• Improved Outer Tactical Vests (IOTV) Generation III Conversion Kits - Support to Air Force- Upgrades Generation II IOTV at approximately 40% less cost- New Procurement estimated to be 2rd Quarter of Fiscal Year 17 (January, February, March)- Procurement in OEF CP- Estimated Quantities

Nomenclature QuantityIOTV Generation III Conversion Kit 40,000 Yoke & Collar Assembly, Front 40,000Yoke & Collar Assembly, Back 40,000Groin Protector Ballistic Insert 40,000




Protective Outer Garment (POG)Protective Under Garment (PUG)

– USMC Ballistic Item

– Supply Request Package to DLA Troop Support estimated to be November/December, 2016.

– Approximately 90 days after Receipt of SRP new Procurement for POG/PUG will be issued; March, 2017 est.



Points of ContactIndividual Equipment Team (Office Symbol FQDB)

• Mark Twardziak, Supervisor/Contracting Officer– (215) 737-5677 or [email protected]

• Maria Aguayo, Contracting Officer – (215) 737-5701 or [email protected]

• Major Alicia Burrows, USA Acquisition Corps.– (215) 737-4764 or [email protected]

• Jennifer Scarpello, Contract Specialist– (215) 737-3164 or [email protected]

• Kathleen Logan, Contract Specialist– (215) 737-2436 or [email protected]

• Catherine Dillon, Contract Specialist– (215) 737-2497 or [email protected]

• Kimberly Sabo, Contract Specialist– (215) 737-7006

• Arron Jones, Contract Specialist– (215) 737-2283

Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment

Our Strength and Purpose

Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment

Program Overview To

Joint Advanced Planning Brief for Industry19 – 20 October 2017

LTC Kathy M. Brown Product Manager

Soldier Protective Equipment

Cary V. Ferguson Deputy Product Manager

Soldier Protective Equipment

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Mission

To increase the Warfighter’s lethality and mobility by optimizing Soldier protection and effectively serving as the life cycle manager for all personal protective equipment.

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PdM Soldier Protective Equipment Area of Responsibility Soldier Protection Overview Vital Torso Protection (VTP) Ballistic Plates Future Requirements for the Industrial Base Next Generation Advanced Bomb Suit (NGABS) Future Requirements for the Industrial Base

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Agenda

SPE Areas of Responsibility(As of October 2016)

Maxillofacial Protector

EnhancedCombat Helmet (ECH)

Integrated Head Protection System (IHPS)

Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH)

Military Combat Eye Protection (MCEP)

Non Destructive Test Equipment (NDTE)

Transition Combat Eye Protection(TCEP)

Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV)

GEN III & GEN IV

Enhanced Side Ballistic Insert

(ESBI) -VTP

X-Threat SideBallistic Insert(XSBI) -VTP

Pelvic Protection System

Family of Concealable Body Armor

(FoCBA)

Ultra Low Visibility CBA

X-Threat Small Arms Protective Insert

(XSAPI) - VTP

Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert

(ESAPI) - VTP

Advanced Combat Vehicle Crewman Helmet

(ACVCH)

GEN II Helmet Sensor

Advanced Bomb Suit (ABS)

Generation II ABS (Gen II ABS)

Next GenerationABS(NGABS)

Nape/NeckProtector

Soldier Plate Carrier System

(SPCS)Soldier Protection

System (SPS)

Torso and Extremity Protection (TEP)

Integrated Head Protection System (IHPS)

PM SPE Flag Ship ProgramSoldier Protection System

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All Systems Meet CurrentThreats While Achieving a Minimum Overall 5-10% Reduction in Weight While Enhancing Soldier Form, Fit and Function

The SPS Program is the Realization of Many Years of Research &Developmental Efforts to Lighten the Soldier Load

X Threat Small Arms Protective Insert (XSAPI)

Enhanced Small ArmsProtective Inset (ESAPI)

Enhanced Side Ballistic Inserts (ESBI)

X Threat Side Ballistic Insert (XSBI)

Vital Torso Protection (VTP)

Integrated Soldier Sensor System (ISSS)

Transition Combat Eye Protection(TCEP)

Military Variant

Torso and Extremity Protection (TEP)

Legacy plates are being sustained through DLA Troop Support contracts.

Vital Torso Protection is four variants:- Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI)- Enhanced Side Ballistic Inserts (ESBI)- X Threat Small Arms Protective Inserts (XSAPI)- X Threat Side Ballistic Insert (XSBI)

Vital Torso Protection (VTP) – Soldier Protective System (SPS) is in Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP).

Full Rate Production (FRP) for the torso plates and the side plates – solicitation scheduled for release in 1QFY17.

VTP solicitation will require VTP plates to meet or exceed weight reduction percentages achievedduring LRIP.

VTP Product Description is currently on Fed Bizz Ops for Industry Feedback.

Vital Torso Protection

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Future Requirements for theIndustrial Base

Focus research and development efforts on new materials that yieldlighter plates and maintain a high level of ballistic performance.

Female Specific Body Armor Solutions.

The Program Office is working on modifying the hard armor ballisticand non-ballistic standards based on current analysis of operationaldata.

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Description / Capabilities:NGABS will be a modular, scalable, and mission tailorable system providing significantly increased capabilities at a reduced weight. The system will provide Soldiers with the ability to scale the level of protection and tailor the suit for each specific mission. The system will add significant protection with new materials and a robust cooling system while realizing an overall weight savings. NGABS will also bring the ability for EOD Technicians to operate in low light level conditions with a Modular Sensor and Display. Finally the program will offer substantially improved form and fit with increased sizing.

Capability Improvements over the Legacy System: Modular, Scalable, and Mission Tailorable System 10% Weight Reduction (T) Fragmentation, Blast, Impact, Flame, and Ballistic Protection Low Light Level/Night Ops Modular cooling system

Legacy System: ABS Gen II

JCIDs Status: CDD in staffing.

Next Generation Advanced Bomb Suite (NGABS)

SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE) FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23Suit & Helmet:Engineering, manufacturing, Dev 2QLow Rate Initial Production (LRIP) 3QFull Rate Production (FRP) 1Q

Sensors & Display:Engineering, manufacturing, Dev 4QLow Rate Initial Production (LRIP) 3QFull Rate Production (FRP) 1Q

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Issues/Challenges/Concerns: Pending AROC decision to validate KPPs, validate

IOC/FOC, approve BOIP, and approve cost/scheduling.

Legacy system is 16 years old and was not designed for operations in combat environment.

Future Requirements for the Industrial Base

For SPS TEP in 2017:

- Enhanced Extremity Protection

- Weight Reduction

Re-Purposing of Soft Ballistics

For SPS TEP in 2018 new Indefinite Deliveries Indefinite Quantities multi-vendorcontracts for:

Modular Scalable Vest (MSV) Blast Pelvic Protector (BPP)

Load Distribution System (LDS)

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PM SPE Points of Contact

LTC Kathy M. BrownProduct Manager – Soldier Protective Equipment

Comm (703) 704-9321, DSN [email protected]

Mr. Cary V. FergusonDeputy Product Manager – Soldier Protective Equipment


Project Officer/Assistant ProductManagers

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Mr. Benny ShepardPO – ABS/GEN II ABS/ NGABS


CPT (P) Paul Janker APM– Soft Armor Team


MAJ Nicole Clark APM – Hard Armor


MAJ Juan Carlton APM – Sensor/TCEP


MAJ Brandon Motte APM – Head Protection Team


mailto:[email protected]







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Questions?

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Meeting The Warfighters’ Requirements

“Stopping the Bullets”





Safety TeamRaymond Jacquette

10/20/2017



Safety Team

• Ground Troop Helmets, Flyers’ Helmets, Helmet Components, Anti-G Garments, and Anti-Exposure Garments: – Manage approx. 830 items – Sales

• FY ‘16 $64.5M• FY ‘15 $61.1M• FY ‘14 $66.4M



Obligations

• Obligations –– FY16 plan $46.9M– Actual $40M

• FY17 forecast : $53.2M



Open Procurements

• ACH Suspension Pad Systems (TAD Oct 2016)

• Improved Retention System (TAD Jan 2017)




• ACVC (CVC) Liner (tentatively issue late Nov 2016)

• ACH Gen II Short Term – initial orders off Army contractLong Term (follow on) – DLA Sustainment contract



Points of Contact (all phone numbers are 1-215-737-xxxx)

• Ray Jacquette IST [email protected] x8079

• Dan Price Contracting Officer [email protected] x8101

• Mara Cremen Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x8094

• Lisa Pizzo Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x8076

• Bob Rounay Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x7123

• Ed Klos Acquisition Specialist [email protected] x8105







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