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Volume 14 Number 3
2013
A U.S. Department of Defense Information Analysis Center sponsored by the Defense Technical Information Center
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DTIC News
All articles submitted for publication consideration must be cleared for public release
prior to submission. The CBRNIAC reserves the right to reject or edit submissions. All
announcements and articles are subject to the review and approval of the CBRNIAC
COTR prior to publication. The appearance of an announcement or article in the
CBRNIAC Newsletter does not constitute endorsement by the DoD or the CBRNIAC.
This is the last issue of the CBRNIAC Newsletter. Until the official transition to HDIAC
on December 1, 2013, this issue and the previous newsletter can be found at
http://www.cbrniac.apgea.army.mil.
http://www.cbrniac.apgea.army.mil/
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HDIAC cont.
IIa will apply its expertise to
collaborate with multiple award
contract/technical area task
contractors supporting this work
scope, responding to and executing
Core Analysis Tasks (CATs) in all of
the HDIAC disciplines.
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Jim
James McNeely
Director
CBRNIAC
Notes:
CBIACs first offices were in leased space near the Edgewood Area (EA) of Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) until Fall 1986 when the team moved to E3330 on EA.
Following a move to a nearby warehouse while the E3330 space was renovated, CBIAC returned to an enlarged space in E3330 in the summer of 1987. A second
phase of renovation in E3330 began in 1992 and resulted in still larger and more comfortable accommodations. Beginning in 1998, the CBIAC was assigned
additional rooms in the basement of E3330 to better support our Government clients. Incremental changes in space continued up to the CBRNIACs move to its
final location in Aberdeen, MD in December of 2010.
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The staff of
the CBRNIAC
BCO is
justifiably proud to have supported our
community since 1986 and we look
forward to working with you again in the
future in other roles.
Jim
James M. King, Ph.D.
Deputy Director
CBRNIAC
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Incrementally funded
AFICA Procurement
Contracting Officer (PCO)
Reviews & Approves RFP
CBRNIAC Prepares
& Submits Proposal
RA Reviews
& Approves
Proposal
RA Sends
Funds to DTIC
AFICA PCO
Reviews Proposal &
Awards
Biometrics
IACs are operated by contractors from industry and academia.
This HDIAC contract is a follow-on to a predecessor legacy
contract: the Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear
Defense Information Analysis Center (CBRNIAC) contract, which
covered the scope areas of Homeland Security & Defense, Critical
Infrastructure Protection, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and
CBRN Defense. Now four new scope areas have been added
including Biometrics, Medical, Cultural Studies, and Alternative
Energy to complete the HDIAC contract.
The purpose of the HDIAC contract is to leverage the best
expertise from industry, other Government agencies, and
academia to solve the governments toughest scientific and
technical problems. The IAC shall serve as a ready tool for
strategic, operational and tactical organizations within DoD and
the broader community. The IAC shall build a community of
subject matter experts (SMEs) and provide long-term Scientific
and Technical Information (STI) for the DoD and enable DoD to
avoid the creation of duplicate holdings of STI, as well as avoid
duplication in analytical capabilities in various R&D support
components.
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DOD IACs
IAC Basic Centers of Operations (BCOs) provide
information collection, processing/management, analysis
and dissemination. An IAC BCO serves as the center
for its technical community, and as such must maintain
connection with all of the key stakeholders within that
community, in order to understand on-going activities,
current information gaps, future strategies and information
needs. IAC BCOs are funded by the IAC Program
Management Office.
Collect
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Basic Center
Basic Center
Operations (BCO)
Operations (BCO)
Contract
Contract
Analyze
Analyze
Legacy: Legacy:
10 IACs10 IACs
BCOintegrated
& TATs integrated
Disseminate
BCO & TATs
Disseminate
Way-Ahead:
Way-Ahead:
ProductsTraining
TrainingCurrentCurrent Inquiries
Inquiries
Consulting
Products
Consulting
BCOs BCOs
Awareness
Awareness
MAC TATs
MAC TATs
1. Software,
Information
1. Software,
Networks,Networks,
Information
and Modeling
& Simulation
and Modeling
& Simulation
Core Analysis
Tasks (CATs)
Core Analysis
Tasks (CATs)
(SNIM) (SNIM)
2. Defense
2. Defense
Systems Systems
Technical
Area(TATs)
Tasks (TATs)
Technical
Area Tasks
3.
Homeland
3.
Homeland
Defense Defense
Multiple Award
Multiple Award
- Each
MAC addresses
Each
MAC
addresses
Contract
Customer
Projects
Contract
Customer Projects
BCO technologies
(MAC) (MAC)
multiple multiple
BCO technologies
www.cbrniac.apgea.army.mil
May 2013
NUCLEAR
NONPROLIFERATION
IAEA Has Made
Progress in
Implementing Critical
Programs but
Continues to Face
Challenges
CB-219594
GAO-13-139
U.S. Government Accountability Office
441 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20548
Phone: (202) 512-3000
GAO
April 2013
GAO
May 2013
COMBATING
NUCLEAR
SMUGGLING
Lessons Learned from
Cancelled Radiation
Portal Monitor
Program Could Help
Future Acquisitions
GAO-13-256
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CRITICAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
PROTECTION
DHS Efforts to Assess
Chemical Security
Risk and Gather
Feedback on Facility
Outreach Can Be
Strengthened
GAO-13-353
CB-218309
GAO-13-353
U.S. Government Accountability Office
441 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20548
Phone: (202) 512-3000
GAO
United States Government Accountability Office
Testimony
Before the Subcommittee on Oversight
and Investigations, Committee on
Energy and Commerce, House of
Representatives
INFLUENZA
Progress Made in
Responding to Seasonal and
Pandemic Outbreaks
Statement of Marcia Crosse
Director, Health Care
GAO-13-374T
CB-214005
GAO-13-374T
U.S. Government Accountability Office
441 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20548
Phone: (202) 512-3000
U.S. Government Accountability Office.
www.cbrniac.apgea.army.mil
NATIONAL
PREPAREDNESS
Efforts to Address the
Medical Needs of
Children in a
Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, or
Nuclear Incident
Testimony
Before the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity,
Infrastructure Protection, and Security
Technologies, Committee on Homeland
Security, House of Representatives
For Release on Delivery
Expected at 10:00 a.m. EST
Thursday, August 1, 2013
CRITICAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
PROTECTION
DHS Needs to Improve Its
Risk Assessments and
Outreach for Chemical
Facilities
Statement of Stephen L. Caldwell, Director
Homeland Security and Justice
GAO-13-801T
GAO-13-438
CB-219596
GAO-13-801T
U.S. Government Accountability Office
441 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20548
Phone: (202) 512-3000
CB-216449
GAO-13-438
U.S. Government Accountability Office
441 G Street, NW
Washington, DC 20548
Phone: (202) 512-3000
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