Multi-Caveat Analytical Computing Environment (MACE) Software Development Services   2

Background
The 96 Range Control Squadron (RNCS) requires agile software development to develop new features, refine existing features, and to incorporate new patches and software versions as required into Maestro Government off the Shelf (GOTS) software. The Multi-Caveat Analytical Computing Environment (MACE) software platform is the name of the current Authority to Operate (ATO) package which includes Maestro. Maestro is the name of the security arbitration software to meet Department of Defense (DOD) Joint Special Access Program (SAP) Implementation Guide (JSIG) controls and requirements. The Protection Level 3 (PL3) MACE platform supports advanced analytical, data processing, and archival capabilities while maintaining strict security protocols to handle classified information.
These commercial services will be performance-based, and include program management; program review; equipment & material procurement; engineering/software design, development, integration, testing & quality assurance; iterative design & technical reviews; and training of DoD personnel.

Work Details
The contract involves agile software development for Maestro GOTS software, including developing new features, refining existing features, and incorporating new patches and software versions as required. It also includes work on the Multi-Caveat Analytical Computing Environment (MACE) software platform, which supports advanced analytical, data processing, and archival capabilities while maintaining strict security protocols for handling classified information. The services will be performance-based and encompass program management, program review, equipment & material procurement, engineering/software design, development, integration, testing & quality assurance, iterative design & technical reviews, and training of DoD personnel.