Deliver threat-based C4I and space capabilities to enable

the fleet to compete, deter and win ─ tonight

Program Executive Office

Command, Control, Communications,

Computers, Intelligence and Space

Systems (PEO C4I and Space Systems)

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release,

distribution is unlimited (2 OCTOBER 2019)

NDIA Fall Forum 2019

- State of PEO C4I

and Space Systems

08 OCT 2019

John Pope

Program Executive Officer

PEO C4I and Space Systems (Acting)

Deliver threat-based C4I and Space system capabilities

to enable the Fleet to compete, deter and win – tonight

PEO C4I and Space Systems

2New Name, New Logo, Same Dedication to the Warfighter

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The Future NavyCompete, Deter, and Win

• Accelerated Delivery of Required Capability that is Affordable, Integrated and Interoperable

More powerful, more capable…More Platforms — Increased

Capability — Greater connectivity from seabed to space

More agile…Agility for great power competition — Achieve agility and

superiority in the full spectrum of competition, in geographic and information

space and in naval power, through decisive and disruptive technologies

Faster...Speed of relevance — We need this more powerful fleet in the

2020s, not the 2040s — Prioritize speed of delivery, continuous adaptation,

and frequent modular upgrades

….While managing at the program levelDeliver integrated warfighting capability….

Our Challenge

The Navy

StrategyThe Navy’s

Contribution to the

Joint Force

State of the PEO C4I and Space Systems

Total Programs: 136

• ACAT I: 11

• ACAT II: 8

• ACAT III & Below: 117

$Total Workforce: ~1,634

• PEO Civilian: 254

• SPAWAR HQ Civilian: ~ 69

• Echelon III Civilian: 205

• Military: 66

• Contractor: ~1,040

Total Obligation Authority (TOA)

FY20 TOA: $2.9B (PB20 data)

• RDT&E: $481M

• OPN/WPN: $1,647M

• OMN: $747M

Other Funding Sources: $1.0B

• Ship Construction, Navy: $505M

• Foreign Military Sales: $188M

• OCF: $290M

FY20 Platforms Programmed for Support

• Afloat: 216

• Ashore: 342

• Satellite Ground Stations: 6

• Expeditionary: 7

• Satellites: 10 (5 MUOS, 5 UFO)

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Contracts

FY19 (as of 9/23/2019)

• SPAWAR HQ Contract Actions: 2,725 ($2.581B)

• PEO C4I and SS: 1,254 ($1.211B)

• Competitive: 59% ($716M - 791 actions) / Sole Source: 41% ($495M – 463 actions)

• Small: 16.5% ($200M - 386 actions) / Large: 83.5% ($1.011B - 868 actions)

• Contract and DO/TO Awards: 337 ($612M)

Installations

FY20 Total: 3.427

• Afloat: 2,819

• Ashore: 659

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The “Multi-Variable” Problem

Department of Defense Budget, 2001-2024

Multiple ConfigurationsVarious Program Schedules

Budget Variability Ship Availability Schedules

Digitizing the Information Warfare Platform

Information Warfare Platform (IWP) is the C4I foundation for Distributed Maritime Operations

Digitizing- Software Installations

- SOVTs, SOTs

- Digital Twins

- DevSecOps

- Information Assurance

- MBSE

- Training

- Configuration

Management

- Readiness Monitoring

- Predictive Sparing

- Installation Documents

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Compile to Combat in 24 Hours (C2C24) “First Day, First Dollar”

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Accelerating Capability to the FleetAcquisition & Contracting

• Middle Tier Acquisition (MTA)2-5 year efforts; between “urgent” and “deliberate”

Rapid prototyping and fielding - operational capability fields within 6

months and completes within 5 years

Two MTAs (Counter Insider Threat Capability, ICADS Prototyping) in

execution – others in progress

• Other Transaction Authority Quicker access to solutions from traditional and non-traditional performers

PEO C4I awarded 9 OTAs since Sept 2018; 4 in pre-award

• Prize Challenge Members of the public compete to help the U.S. government solve problems with an

opportunity to win money

PEO C4I conducted a $150,0000 competition regarding Artificial Intelligence Applications

to Autonomous Cybersecurity that closed 9/30/19

• Special Emergency Procurement Authority Permits use of simplified acquisition procedures (FAR part 13), up to $13 million, for

programs that are “facilitating defense against or recovery from cyber attack”

Source Selection Plan, evaluation board, advisory council, peer review, and competitive

range/discussions are not required

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Questions?

Accelerated delivery of required capability that is

affordable, integrated and interoperable