THE U. S. NAVY’S
MILITARY SEALIFT
COMMAND
MR. DAVID OLSZOWY
DEPUTY CHIEF INFORMATION
OFFICER / N6
15 MARCH 16
HAMPTON ROADS
AFCEA CHAPTER
V.13
UNCLASSIFIED
WHAT WE DO…
OPERATE THE SHIPS THAT:
• Sustain our Navy at and from the sea
(Combat Logistics Force)
• Provide towing, rescue/salvage, hospital ships,
and command and control platforms
(Service and Command Support)
• Support oceanography, underwater surveillance,
missile tracking, submarine, and special warfare
(Special Mission)
• Preposition combat cargo around the world
(Prepositioning)
• Move military equipment and supplies
(Sealift)
UNCLASSIFIED
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WORLDWIDE
24/7 OPERATIONS
MSCLANT
CTF-83
MSCCENT
23 ships
CTF-53
MSCPAC
CTF-33
24 ships
Locations:
• HQ, Norfolk, Va.
• 5 Area Commands
• 6 Ship Support Units
• 15 Area Command offices
UNCLASSIFIED
12 ships
MSCEURAF
CTF-63
7 ships
MSCFE
CTG-73.7
49 ships
Ships:
• 172 MSC ship inventory
• 115 Ships at sea any given day!
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CHAIN OF COMMAND
Regional Combatant
Commanders
U.S. Transportation
Command
U.S. Fleet Forces
Command
Asst Sec Nav For
RD&A
Maritime Component
Commander
for Sealift Missions
TYCOM Commander
Man, Train, Equip
MSC ships
Procurement Policy
and
Oversight Matters
Navy Component/
Fleet Commanders
MSCLANT
CTF 83
NORFOLK
UNCLASSIFIED
MSCPAC
CTF 33
SAN DIEGO
MSCCENT
CTF 53
BAHRAIN
MSCEURAF
CTF 63
NAPLES
MSCFE
CTG 73.7
SINGAPORE
Ship Support Unit
Ship Support Unit
Ship Support Unit
Ship Support Unit
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MANNING
As of 30 Sep 2015
U.S. Government Workforce – 7,314
Military Ashore/Afloat (active duty)
5% (315)
Civil Service
Ashore
16% (1,166)
Civil Service Mariners
79%
(5,833)
Total Workforce ~8,171 (1)
(1) Total includes military reservists (857)
UNCLASSIFIED
Civil Service Mariners
•
Average age: 46
•
Average years at MSC: 10
•
42% U.S. military veterans
•
23% retired military
•
15% college degrees
•
100% USCG certified and
licensed
Contract Force
~ 1,400 commercial mariners
operating 75 government-owned
or contractor-owned ships
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BUDGET SNAPSHOT
FY16 Congressional Budget
Navy Working Capital Fund (NWCF)
Department of Navy
U.S.
TRANSCOM
Transportation Working Capital Fund (TWCF)
$ 2,850,982,000
80%
703,398,000
20%
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$ 3,554,380,000
100%
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MSC SHIPS
Mission
Capabilities
S E RV I C E & C O M M A N D S U P P O RT
C O M B AT L O G I S T I C S F O R C E
•
Keeping the fleet on station and combat ready
•
Rescue and salvage
•
Fuel, ordnance and dry cargo
•
Ocean tugs
•
Government-owned/operated
•
Submarine logistics/maintenance
•
Humanitarian aid/disaster response
S E RV I C E & C O M M A N D S U P P O RT
SPECIAL MISSION
•
Command ship
•
Variety of missions for government agencies
•
Expeditionary mobile base
•
Submarine support
•
Cable laying/repair
•
Survey and surveillance
•
Government-owned/operated
•
Missile range instrumentation
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SPECIAL MISSION
PREPOSITIONING
•
Ensure rapid availability of equipment and
supplies:
•
Sea-based X-band radar
•
Special warfare support
•
Major theater war
•
Navigation test
•
Humanitarian assistance
•
Government and contractor-owned
•
Contingencies
•
All contractor-operated
•
Exercises
•
Government and contractor-owned/
contractor-operated
SEALIFT
•
Providing ocean transportation for DoD and other federal agencies during peacetime and war
•
Government and contractor-owned / government and contractor-operated
•
Voyage and time-charters for specific missions
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N E W P L AT F O R M S : E X P E D I T I O N A R Y T R A N S F E R D O C K
•
Converted oil tanker
•
Ballast to waterline
•
Integrates connectors
•
Skin-to-skin operations with large,
medium-speed, ro/ro ship
N E W P L AT F O R M S : E X P E D I T I O N A R Y M O B I L E B A S E
•
Hybrid crew
•
Air mine countermeasures
mission
•
Special warfare support
•
Variety of rotary-wing aircraft
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NEW PLATFORMS:
EXPEDITIONARY FAST TRANSPORT
Potential Mission Sets:
• Counter Illicit Trafficking (CIT)
• Direct Action (Spec Ops support)
• Theater Security Cooperation
• Fleet support / AFSB (small sea base)
• Underwater MCM
• Intra-theater lift
• Global Fleet Station Operations
• Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief
• Noncombatant Evacuation Operations
Prototype Electromagnetic Railgun
onboard USNS MILLINOCKET
UNCLASSIFIED
11-ship class
• Forward deployed
• Class laydown using hub system
• 6 of 11 ships now operating
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ALTERNATIVE USE OF PLATFORMS
MONTFORD POINT U/W transfer
with BOB HOPE
MAERSK PEARY Refueling
CAPE RAY configured for
chemical neutralization
UNCLASSIFIED
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MSC C4S / N6
MSC C4S “AS-IS”
ARCHITECTURE
Service
Quantity
DISA Circuits
12
Networks
10
Systems
46
Applications
341
Network operation
centers
Seats = 12,188
2
Shore: 2,948
Ship: 9,240
UNCLASSIFIED
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SHIPBOARD SYSTEMS
OVERVIEW
Communications:
Commercial
GMDSS
INMARSAT FBB
Cellular
• VHF Bridge
• Portables
Communications: Wideband
NGW
CBSP
ADNS
Communications: Tactical
UHF SATCOM DAMA
HF XMTR/RCVRS
NAVMACS/NOW/OIX
Tactical Voice
Networks:
GCCS-M/CENTRIXS
ISNS/CANES
SMIS
PPTS
Communications: General
Lights
Flags
Announcing Systems
Service Telephone
Morale
TV-DTS
Crew Email/
Internet
Legend
PO1: GOGO/Combat Logistics – service support
PO2: GOCO/Charter logistics – special mission
PO1 and PO2
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CYBERSECURITY
PARTNERSHIPS
 National Defense Transportation Association (NDTA)
 Cybersecurity Subcommittee
 Information Sharing and Analysis Organization (ISAO)
 Transportation Command (TRANSCOM)
 Joint Cyber Center/Cyber Notification Community
 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
 Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command (NCDOC)
 Fleet Cyber Command
 Navy Warfare Development Center
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UNCLASSIFIED
COMMERCIAL INDUSTRY
CONCERNS
UNCLASSIFIED
http://www.cyberkeel.com/images/pdf-files/Whitepaper.pdf
WIRELESS THREAT
Satellite
WiFi
Cameras
SAT Hotspots
Game Consoles
SAT Phones
MP3 Players
WiFi “Hotspots” can share a single cellular/satellite
connection amongst multiple devices
Routers
Laptops
Cellular
Wifi Tablets
smartwatches
Bluetooth
Smartphones
Cellular Hotspot
Speaker
Glasses
Headphones
Cellular phones
Cellular tablets &
e-readers
Fitness Bands
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PLATFORM IT
CONTROL SYSTEMS
UNCLASSIFIED
Source: US Homeland Security report 3 March 16 – Consequences to seaport operations from malicious cyber activity
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C4S CHALLENGES
 Two-Factor
Authentication
 Operating in a contested
environment
 End of Life Systems
 Comprehensive Data
Strategy
 System Modernization
 Cyber Security
 PKI/CLO
 XP Eradication
 Afloat
 Business
 EMCON
 Platform IT Threats
 Wireless Policy
 Inspections
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MSC N6 RECRUITMENT
As of 29 Feb 2016
 37 current recruitment actions in various stages of
staffing
 34 of 37 recruitments in the Information Technology
Management Series: GS-2210
 34 of 37 are GS-12 or higher
 7/9/11/12 ladder positions for select GS-12s
 25 have yet to be advertised on the USA Jobs
website
https://login.usajobs.gov
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CONTRACT OPPORTUNITIES
Contracts re-competing in the next 4-12
months:
Infrastructure
Software Development
Systems Engineering
Afloat IT Operations
For contract opportunities please visit:
www.procurement.msc.navy.mil
https://www.fbo.gov/
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CONCLUSION
More than
gas, guns
and
groceries
MSC is
involved in
every kill
chain; every
operation
MSC is
adaptive,
flexible, and
growing
MSC has
professional,
experienced,
civilian
mariners
MSC is
always
looking for
talent!
Key Takeaways
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MSC DELIVERS!
Join the conversation:
www.facebook.com/MSCdelivers
www.twitter.com/MSCsealift
MSCSealift.dodlive.mil
www.msc.navy.mil
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BACKUP SLIDES
MSC’S PROGRAM AREAS
PM1
Combat Logistics Forces
PM2
Special Mission Ships
PM3
Strategic Sealift
PM4
Service Support
PM6
Fleet Ordnance & Dry Cargo
PM7
Afloat Staging/Command Support
PM8
Expeditionary Fast Transport
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TRANSITION: NETWORKS
AND SYSTEMS
•
•
Continue to identify opportunities for consolidation and migration to POR
Ensure Business Case provides best value to the customer
2015
2016
2017
2018
Afloat Network Ops Center (ANOC)
Backup Network Ops Center (BNOC)
Enterprise Network Ops Center (ENOC)
MSC Data Center (MCDC)
Business Systems
- Logistics & Engineering (LES)
- Human Resources (HRMS)
- Financial Management (FMS)
- Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW)
NGW
2020 &
out
UARNOC
PRNOC
NEDC
ISNS/COMPOSE
GCCS-M
CENTRIXS
Shipboard Mgt Info System (SMIS)
2019
CANES
AOA/BCA Required
TBD
AOA/BCA Required
TBD
AOA/BCA Required
TBD
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TRANSITION:
COMMUNICATIONS/
ELECTRONICS
• Establish mature relationship with SPAWAR and other SYSCOM’s to ensure timely
upgrades and modernization of existing POR systems.
2015
Mobile Communications
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020 &
out
DJC2/NETC2
WSC-3 / URC-200
PRC-117G
HF Communications
RM-500 or
RF 5800
TACAN
AN/URN-32
Digital Modular Radio (DMR)
GPS
NAVMACS
Multiple Variants
MUOS Capable DMR
Defense Advanced GPS
Receiver
NAVMACS II
AN/SYQ-7A
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