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B. Industry Day Slides 030622.pdf
Posted: June 23, 2022
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industry day presentation for PMW 230 Logistics Integrated Information Solutions – Marine Corps (LI2S-MC) scheduled for 08 June 2022. The presentation covers the current portfolio of capabilities, reasons for change, and future plans including the development and deployment of new capabilities within the Marine Corps logistics information technology capability. It also outlines the missions and visions of various teams such as PDM Global Combat Support System - Marine Corps (GCSS-MC) and PDM Data Environment & Integration (DE&I). The document emphasizes the need to replace legacy log IT systems with a log IT C2 capability that operates in disconnected environments and serves as the user interface to GCSS-MC, with an estimated contract award in FY 26.
Furthermore, the presentation discusses the Model Based Mission Engineering (MBME) strategy to enable Marine Corps operational logistics success in contested operating environments. It details the approach to deliver log IT C2 capability through phases such as establishing priorities, defining current state operations and architecture, identifying capability gaps and threats, developing future state operations and architecture, and conducting model-based analysis. The end goal is to produce a Request for Proposal (RFP) based on critical data analysis and capability-based assessment ISO of the CONOPS and ICD, resulting in a well-understood RFP for industry bidding towards building MVP1 of log IT C2 capability.
Furthermore, the presentation discusses the Model Based Mission Engineering (MBME) strategy to enable Marine Corps operational logistics success in contested operating environments. It details the approach to deliver log IT C2 capability through phases such as establishing priorities, defining current state operations and architecture, identifying capability gaps and threats, developing future state operations and architecture, and conducting model-based analysis. The end goal is to produce a Request for Proposal (RFP) based on critical data analysis and capability-based assessment ISO of the CONOPS and ICD, resulting in a well-understood RFP for industry bidding towards building MVP1 of log IT C2 capability.
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