Distance Support Capabilities Needs Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System JCIDS Stat

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Distance Support- Capabilities NeedsJoint
Capabilities Integration and Development System
(JCIDS) Status

• Mr. Robert Moser FFCN74
• Ms Sherry Wright, NAVSEALOGCEN(SEA 05M)
• 03 August 2007

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Capabilities Need Definition

• Action Item 070524-2 required a Capabilities
  need definition and estimated cost that would
  Articulate Fleet capabilities need in the areas
  we talked about in the policy statement.
• This presentation lays out the process to develop
  the required capabilities need definition.

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Plan of Action

• Finalized FAA completes this action
• Draft FAA has been distributed as a read ahead
• Comments required - 10 Aug
• Comments will be incorporated and redistributed -
  13 Aug
• Additional comments - 15 Aug
• Comments incorporated and document finalized 16
  Aug
• Signed out by VADM Williams-17 Aug

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Top Level JCIDS Process
SponsorOPNAV
Sponsor05M
Sponsor05M
Joint Staff
Sponsor05M
Concept Approval
Staff FAA, FNA, FSA throughNAVSEA
Conduct Joint Capability Assessments FAA, FNA,
FSA
Brief to FCB Chair
Develop ICD
ICD Entered into KM/DS
Functional Capability Boards Battlespace
Awareness Command Control Force
Application Force Protection Focused
Logistics Network Centric Force Management Joint
Training
This depicts the initiation of the JCIDS review
process. The CDD and CPD (follow-on documents)
are required at subsequent milestones.
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What Has Been Developed

• Draft Functional Area Analysis (FAA) 90
• Key Aspects of Applicable Strategic Joint and
  Navy Guidance
• Scenarios against which the capabilities and
  attributes will be assessed
• Operational tasks, conditions and standards
• Universal Joint Task List (UJTL) and Universal
  Navy Task List (UNTL) Analysis
• Draft Functional Needs Analysis (FNA) 45
• Draft Measures of Effectiveness (MOEs)
• Draft Gap Analysis
• SWE TLR
• Draft Operational View-1 (OV-1)

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What Needs to Be Developed

• Functional Area Analysis (FAA)
• Production of an Initial Threat Warning
  Assessment (ITWA)
• Functional Needs Analysis (FNA)
• Finalize Capability Gap and Overlap Analysis
• Mission Thread Analysis
• Key Capabilities Attributes
• Finalize Functional area metrics and MOEs
• Functional Solution Analysis (FSA)
• Ideas for Non-Materiel Approaches Doctrine,
  Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership,
  Education, Personnel and Facilities (DOTMLPF)
  Analysis
• Ideas for Materiel Approaches
• Analysis of Materiel/Non-Materiel Approaches
  (AMA)
• Post Independent Analysis (PIA)
• Initial Capabilities Document

SWE TLR
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Crosswalk Between Analyses and the Initial
Capabilities Document

• The ICD summarizes the results FAA, FNA, FSA and
  PIA
• Describes one or more capability gaps and
  identifies potential non-materiel and materiel
  approaches to addressing those gaps
• DOTMLPF Analysis and Identification of Changes in
  US or Allied Doctrine, Operational Concepts,
  Organization, Training and Policy
• Evaluation of Materiel and Non-Materiel
  Approaches
• Recommended Solution

• ICD Sections
• Joint Functional Area
• Required Capability
• Concept of Operations Summary
• Capability Gap(s)
• Threat and Operational Environment
• Functional Solution Analysis Summary
• Final Recommendations

FAA
FNA
FAA
FNA
FAA and FNA
FSA
PIA
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Proposed Time Line
Timeline Contains Approximately 60 Days to
Develop the Documents 70 Days for FFC, OPNAV,
PEO and DSGB Coordination/Reviews 40 Days for
Revisions and Flag Level Approvals
Development of the ICD will be simultaneous with
the development and reviews of the FAA, FNA, FSA
and PIA
Anticipated Funding Requirement Is 237K (Labor,
Travel, ODCs, and Fees) Does not include support
to SEA 05
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