MJLM Product Sheets - 2013

4825 University Square – Suite 12 Huntsville, Alabama 35816 256.890.1800 www.mjlmengineering.com

MJLM Product Sheets

Cable Fabrication & Assembly Strip/Cut to Length Twisted Pair Coaxial/Twin Axial Harness Assembly Ribbon Multiple Assembly

Processes Industry/Gov Standards

Heat-Shrink Tubing Splicing

Soldering Sealing

Crimping

Cable Prototypes

Differentiators

• D&B and CCR Registered • ISO 9001: 2008 Certified • CMMI Level 2 Certification (Level 3 In

Progress) • U.S./Canada Join Certification Program (JCP) # 0051325 • NAICS: 332994, 334515, 334419, 334418,

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• Improved Module Computer Processing Unit (IMCPU)

• Kit Grounding • Manual Remote re-Keying (MRK) • Test Equipment Instrumentation Support

Program (TEISP)

Teams • Aviation & Missile Command (AMCOM) • Science & Engineering Services, Inc. (SESI)

Past Performance

MJLM Engineering & Technical Services Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) Locations: Huntsville, AL – DUNS#: 175133805 Cage Code: 45TU4 Houston, TX – DUNS#: 784907286 Cage Code: 3CT95 • Growing Strong since 2003 • Two Fabrication / Warehouse Facilities • Experts in Engineering, Logistics, Quality, Configuration Management R&D, Program Management, Procurement, IT, and Sustainment/RESET 4825 University Square – Suite 12 / Huntsville, AL 35816 256.890.1800

Printed Circuit Card Capabilities

Differentiators

Wire Wrap Configuration Circuit Card Evaluation, Design, and Development

Technology Conversion

Component Installation Evaluation Printed Circuit Card Enhancement and

Replacement

• Produce Prototype Automatic Gain Control (AGC) Boards

• Fabricate 6 Kiowa Warrior Printed Circuit Boards

• Convert Manual Remote re-Keying (MRK) Initial Capabilities Documents to Printed Circuit Boards

Programs Supported • Improved Module Computer Processing

Unit (IMCPU ) • Test Equipment Instrumentation Support

Program (TEISP) • Flexible Engine Diagnostic System (FEDS)

Past Performance



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Integrated Family of Test Equipment (IFTE)

Differentiators

MJLM personnel use IFTE test stations to test electronic and electro-optic assemblies to isolate faults in Line Replaceable Units (LRU) and Shop Replaceable Units (SRU) at all levels of maintenance. These stations are reconfigurable to adapt to new weapons system technology with short development time frames. Use of IFTE test stations reduce maintenance and logistics costs.

• Base Shop Test Facility V3 (BSTF) • Electro Optical Test Facility V5 (EOTF) • Electronic Equipment Test Facility (EETF) • Non-Destructive Test Equipment (NDTE) • Commercial Equivalent Equipment (CEE) • Electronic Repair Shelter (ERS) • Test Program Sets (all associated) (TPS)

• System Sustainment Management Division (SSMD)

• AMCOM Express – Intuitive Research & Technology Corp. (IRTC)

Past Performance



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Next Generation Automatic Test System (NGATS)

Differentiators

MJLM was awarded a $75M firm-fixed-price, IDIQ multiple award contract to support the NGATS program. The award will provide for the Automated Test System Testing and Net-Centric support.

NGATS is the latest addition to Integrated Family of Test Equipment (IFTE). NGATS is a reconfigurable, general-purpose, mobile, deployable, Automatic Test System (ATS) designed to provide off-platform sustainment support to all Army weapon systems. The testing platform provides diagnostic maintenance of Current and Future Force electronic systems and will standardize the Army's Automatic Test Equipment (ATE).

• Base Shop Test Facility V3 (BSTF) • Electro Optical Test Facility V5 (EOTF) • Electronic Equipment Test Facility (EETF)

• Supports: Product Director Test, Measurement, & Diagnostic Equipment (PD TMDE); Redstone Arsenal & Picatinny-ACC

Past Performance



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Communication and Support Engineering

Differentiators

MJLM provides support of Advance Communication tasks systems related to the Warfighter Protection Lab (WPL). This capability is transferable to other agencies which support Upper and Lower Tier Defense Programs, Strategic Border Initiatives and other areas which can aid in Government Force Protection and Homeland Security Test-Bed development. MJLM supports these areas through Independent Verification & Validation and System Engineering Technical Assistance Contracts.

• Requirements Definition Analysis • Command and Control Assessments • Scenario Generation and Execution • Sensor Application and Evaluation

• Geospatial Engineering • Arc GIS (WPL- Technical Services) • Software Development • Information Technology • Model & Simulation • Warfighter Protection Exercise & Deployment

Expert • Prototype Development • Real World Disaster – Digital Map Generating

Past Performance


Dynamometer Warning System (DWS) The DWS is a prototype designed & built by MJLM for Immediate Field Testing and Qualification. Its purpose is to monitor the health of aviation engines in support of

the Flexible Engine Diagnostic System (FEDS).

• Interface has similar operation as Automated Engine Data Acquisition Test System (AEDATS)

• Corpus Christie Army Depot (CCAD) personnel perform system alignment

• User-friendly software • Outdoor enclosure, cabling, & connectors • MIL-SPEC Cable & High-Mix electronics board

manufacturing • Sensor Selection & Qualification • Instrumentation & Data Acquisition • Reliability Improvements

Hardware Scalability

Software Scalability

• Prototype Development • Modeling & Simulation • Research & Development • System Engineering • Obsolescence Mitigation • Sustainment Support to Flexible Engine

Diagnostic Systems (FEDS) • Provide Technical Support to War-fighter

Protection Lab exercises & deployments

Past Performance Differentiators


Flexible Engine Diagnostic System (FEDS)

Differentiators

MJLM has provided Mechanical Engineering Design/Analysis to the Flexible Engine Diagnostic System (FEDS). The FEDS is a test cell used to test aircraft engines. MJLM was tasked to provide engineering and technical support for the FEDS Reliability Improvement Program (RIP). This included, but was not limited to, conducting research, analysis, redesign, modifications, integration, and testing all prototypes.

• Improved system Reliability through a series of upgrades and modifications

• Software Development • Information Technology • Model & Simulation • War-fighter Protection Exercise &

Deployment Expert

Past Performance



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Counter-Rocket, Artillery & Mortar (C-RAM)

Differentiators

C-RAM is responsible for life cycle management of automated Air and Missile Defense (AMD) Command and

Control (C2) systems, including the Forward Area Air Defense Command and Control (FAAD C2) and Air and Missile

Defense Planning and Control System (AMDPCS). C-RAM also manages the C-RAM and Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) System-of-Systems (SoS) programs, to

provide force protection against the indirect fire (IDF) threat.

• 4 LNOs in OCONUS • Logistics Support for the Program Executive

Office (PEO) Missile & Space, Missile RESET Team

• Maintain Situational Awareness • Item Management for LBE (Leave-Behind

Equipment)

Past Performance



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Test Equipment Instrumentation Support Program (TEISP)

Differentiators

TEISP is a support project aiding organizations with their test equipment maintenance needs. Currently the TEISP supports the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command (USAFMC), U.S. Air Force Security Assistance Center (USAFSAC), U.S. Army Test Measurement and Diagnostics Equipment Activity (USATA), Software Engineering Development Center, and System Sustainment Management Directorate (SSMD) internal organizations. TEISP provides component level repair of electronic test equipment, as well as a means to perform technical publication verifications & engineering testing. The program also provides repair, storage, and shipment of U.S. Army assets for issue to supported organizations worldwide.

• Systems & Computer Support Software Engineering Directorate (SED)

• Automatic Test Equipment / Test Program Sets (ATE/TPS)

• Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) Electricity Signals

• Kiowa Warrior TPS Fabrication • Remote Maintenance System (RMS)

Past Performance



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Close Combat Weapon System (CCWS)

Differentiators

The CCWS Project Office manages the TOW and Javelin weapon systems. CCWS is also responsible for

managing target acquisition systems to include the Improved Target Acquisition System (ITAS)and the

sustainment efforts of the Bradley TOW 2 Sub-system (T2SS) and Improved Bradley Acquisition

Sub-system (IBAS).

• Supports the Bradley Fighting Vehicle for 3 years

• RESET – Integrated Site Unit (ISU) • Reconfigure 250 Shelters to Depot-Level

Status • Continuity Test Missile Simulated Rockets

(MSR) • Maintain Missile Maintenance Tool Boxes

(MMTB) • Courier Services

Past Performance



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Maintenance Operations Procedures & Prototype (MOPP) Shop

Differentiators

The Kiowa's M3P system uses the existing Kiowa Warrior ammo can, the Avenger feed chute and a simple, lightweight mount designed by the MOPP shop. The new

mount attaches the M3P directly to the Universal Weapons Pylon (UWP) and eliminates a cumbersome gun cage assembly. MJLM performs the complete

overhaul/RESET of the M3P .50-caliber Machine Gun to include: Full disassembly, Parts inspection, Magnetic Particle Examination (MPE), Parts requisition,

Phosphate coating, Reassembly of asset, Live-Fire Testing, Shipping/Packaging, and Training of Government personnel future Kiowa field trainers.

• M3P .50-caliber Machine Gun • Weapons System(s): OH-58 Kiowa & Avenger • Rivet Replacement Program • MJLM = ONLY M3P Depot facility worldwide

Past Performance



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Joint Attack Munition System (JAMS)

Differentiators

The JAMS Project Office provides an unprecedented level of service and support as the Life Cycle Manager for the Joint

Warfighter's Rocket and Missile Systems. The JAMS Project Office manages all variants of the 70-mm Hydra Rocket (formerly 2.75-inch Rocket) and the HELLFIRE Missile, as well as the JAGM, Viper Strike,

Griffin, Hydra 70 Rocket Launchers, HELLFIRE Launchers, and Test Sets.

• RESET for JAMS Test Program Sets (TPS) • Field Maintenance • Field Training & Support • System Engineering & Technical Support • ALL Army Platforms Supported • Supports Small Guided Munitions • System Sustainment Management Division

(SSMD) Contract Vehicle

Past Performance



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Launcher Test Station (LTS) Laser Simulator Prototype Test Adapter

Requirements

MJLM provides a prototype test adapter to detect the presence of an infrared signal being transmitted from the

laser simulator on the HELLFIRE Launcher Test Station (LTS) for the M36 training missile test. The prototype test adapter is designed, developed, and tested at the MJLM

facility in Huntsville, Alabama.

• User-Friendly • Cost Effective • Battery-Operated (9VC) • Built In Test/ Built In Test Equipment

(BIT/BITE) • Non-repairable • Stand-Alone Test Adapter • Compact in Size (approx. medium sized

flashlight)

Features


8(a) STARS II Governmentwide Acquisition Contract (GWAC)

Benefits

8(a) STARS II, a small business set-aside GWAC, provides flexible access to customized IT solutions from a large, diverse pool of 8(a) industry partners. With a $10 billion program ceiling and a five-year base period with one five-

year option, 8(a) STARS II allows for long-term planning of large-scale program requirements while strengthening opportunities for 8(a) small

businesses.

• Long-Term Planning of Large Program Requirements

• Risk Mitigation – Contract Flexibility • IT – Focused (541511 & 541512) • Earn 8(a) Small Business Credit • Reduce Procurement Lead Time • Promotes Contract Compliance • FAR 16.505 Fair Opportunity process supports

best value awards • Minimizes protest risk • Supports timely order award for optimal

mission support

• Directed task orders up to $4M • Two constellations (tiers) • Permits other direct costs when it is integral

and necessary to the IT effort • Pre-competed, easy-to-use contract with

streamlined ordering procedures based on FAR 16.505

• Complimentary scope compatibility reviews • No protests on orders under $10M, except on

the grounds that the order increases the scope, period, or maximum value of the GWAC

Features


Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD) - Schedule 874 V

Differentiators

The Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD) Multiple Award Schedule 874 V assists federal agencies in procuring comprehensive logistics solutions. Services include areas that

permit the deployment of supplies, equipment, materials, and associated personnel for planning, acquisition, and management of logistics systems. LOGWORLD also allows easy

access to expert advice, assistance, guidance, management, and operational support services. Training is also provided in: system operations, automated tools for supply,

value chain management, property & inventory management, distribution & transportation management, and maintenance of equipment & facilities.

• Logistics-Focused • Expert support to Agencies • Includes all phases of Total Lifecycle

Logistics • Full turn-key operations support, including

maintenance • Supply & Value Chain Management (SIN

874-501) • Operations & Maintenance Logistics

Management and Support Services (SIN 874-507)

Features/Benefits



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Professional Engineering Services - Schedule 871

Benefits

The Professional Engineering Services (PES) provides a streamlined approach for federal agencies to access qualified firms in the mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering, and sub-disciplines such as aerospace, nuclear, bioengineering, fire

protection, and marine architecture. Expertise in construction management is also available.

• Offers various disciplines by Special Item Number (SIN)

• MJLM specializes in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

• Utilizes GSA eBuy and Advantage!® tools • Issue Task Orders with Option-periods

• SIN 871-1 Strategic Planning for Technology Programs/Activity

• SIN 871-2 Concepts Development & Requirements Analysis

• SIN 871-3 System Design, Engineering & Integration

• SIN 871-4 Test & Evaluation • SIN 871-6 Acquisition & Life Cycle

Management

Features


AMCOM Express

Differentiators

The AMCOM EXPRESS contract is a multiple award BPA program leveraging GSA schedules to provide comprehensive advisory and assistance services to the AMCOM Life Cycle Management Command, U.S. Army Program Executive Offices (PEO), U.S.

Army Materiel Command (AMC), U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM), and other customers.

• Technical

• Programmatic

• Logistics

• Business and Analytical

Domain/Team Members



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Differentiators

• Close Combat Weapons Systems • Supports the Bradley Fighting Vehicle (3

yrs) • RESET – Integrated Site Unit (ISU) • Reconfigure 250 Shelters to Depot-Level

Status • Continuity Test 3,000+ Missile Simulated

Rockets (MSR)

Past Performance



541330, 335311, 541511, 541512, 335931, 336413, 541712, 561210


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