Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment Program Overview To Joint Advanced Planning Brief for Industry

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1 Product Manager Soldier Protection System Our Strength and Purpose Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment Program Overview To Joint Advanced Planning Brief for Industry 7-8 May 2014 LTC Frank J. Lozano Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment Barry T. Hauck Deputy Product Manager Soldier Protective Equipment

2 Areas of Responsibility MAJ Brian Adkins Head Protection (703) MAJ LeAngela Jones Helmet Sensor and Military Combat Eye Protection (703) Ms. Diane Landau Soldier Protection System (703) MAJ Mike Fowles Hard Armor and Non Destructive Test Equipment (NDTE) (703) MAJ Brice Cooper Soft Armor (703) Advanced Combat Helmet (ACH) Enhanced Combat Helmet (ECH) with NAPE GEN II Helmet Sensor X-Threat Side Ballistic Insert (XSBI) Enhanced Small Arms Protective Insert (ESAPI) Enhanced Side Ballistic Insert (ESBI) X-Threat Small Arms Protective Insert (XSAPI) Legacy Concealable Body Armor (CBA) Improved Outer Tactical Vest (IOTV) Maxillofacial Protection Combat Vehicle Crewman Helmet (CVCH) Military Combat Eye Protection (MCEP) Non Destructive Test Equipment (NDTE) Advanced Bomb Suit (ABS) Pelvic Protection System (PPS) Family of Concealable Body Armor (FoCBA) Soldier Plate Carrier System (SPCS) Low Profile Concealable Body Armor

3 Soldier Protection System (SPS) Enhanced Small Arms Protective Inset (ESAPI) Enhanced Side Ballistic Insert (ESBI) SPS Integrated Head Protection Designs Torso Protection (TP) X Threat Small Arms Protective Insert (XSAPI) X Threat Side Ballistic Insert (XSBI) All Systems Meet Current Threats While Achieving a Minimum Overall 5-10% Reduction in Weight While Enhancing Soldier Form, Fit and Function Transitional Combat Eye Protection (TCEP) Extremity Protection (EP) Protective Under Garment Protective Outer Garment The SPS Program is the Realization of Many Years of Research & Developmental Efforts to Lighten the Soldier Load 3 3

4 AAO: 121,289 ACAT III Soldier Protection System (SPS) EMD 28 April 2014 PEO Soldier/PM SPE Description: A modular, scalable, and mission tailorable ballistic protective system to provide integrated protection (head, vital torso, torso, and extremity) to the Soldier Capabilities: An integrated system that provides at least current ballistic protective capability at lighter weight. Vendors: See Recent Milestones or Events Average Procurement Unit Cost: $6,779(BY13) C-BA, ECBC, APG Control #13A103, 28 Feb 13 Proponent: MCoE MDA: PEO Soldier Program Schedule and Status: Recent Milestones or Events: Contract Awards 3 SEP 13: VTP Contract Award (BAE Systems and Ceradyne) 9 SEP 13: TCEP Contract Award (Alphamicron, Inc.) 27 SEP 13: ISSS Contract Award (BAE Systems) 09 OCT 13: IHPS Contract Award (Ceradyne, Gentex, and Revision) 31 JAN 14: TP Contract Award (PPE, Hawk, and Safariland) HFE NOV 13: TP HFE to support Source Selection DEC 13: HFE (IHPS/TCEP) CBA/CPD 28 FEB 14: Completed VTP CBA Development 05 MAR 14: VTP CPD submitted for World Wide Staffing 10 MAR 14: Completed IHPS/TCEP CBA Development 02 APR 14: WIPT to review/concur TP CPD 30 APR 14: WIPT to initiate TP CBA Near Term Milestones or Events: APR-MAY 14: HFE - TP/VTP/TCEP/IHPS Issues: Mile stone s Draft RFP Pre- Award Process CDD Approved MDD/Pre EMD FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 FY 16 FY 17 FY 18 FY 19 FY 2 0 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Cost Schedule Performance Congressional T&E Interdependencies RFP MS B Contract Award EMD MS C LRIP FRP Production Color indicates current condition, Direction indicates future assessment, Number indicates months duration in current status

5 Family of Concealable Body Armor (FoCBA) Evolution Description: FoCBA will provides concealable ballistic and stab protection that is comfortable to wear over extended periods of time. The FoCBA is intended to be worn by Soldiers in Law enforcement, correction and confinement facilities, and personnel conducting intelligence operations Capabilities: FoCBA will offers maximum concealable torso coverage for ballistics; 9mm FMJ, 357 and 44 MAG Protection per Army Protocol (similar to NIJ ) and Stab protection edge blade and spike (NIJ ) MS C Pre-Production Improvements Type 1 Ballistics Level IIIA/ Stab Level 1 Type 2 Stab-only Level JUN OCT 2013 First Prototypes evaluated for DT/LUT restricted range of motion, too bulky and interfered with duty belt HFE 1 demonstrated minimal improvements in range of motion and still restrictive, bulky and interfering with duty belt Type 1 Ballistics Level IIIA/ Stab Level 1 31 JAN 2014 Type 2 Stab-only Level 3 ECP incorporated design improvements for AoC that reduced weight and improved range of motion, comfort and fit Based on User feedback incorporating 2 nd ECP for outer tactical cover into production Flexible acquisition strategy allowed for modifications of design for final production deliveries based on continuous user feedback 5

6 AAO: 21,432 ACAT III Family of Concealable Body Armor (Increment 1) P&D Phase PEO Soldier/PM SPIE Description: FoCBA provides concealable ballistic and stab protection that is comfortable to wear over extended periods of time. The FoCBA is intended to be worn by Soldiers in correction, confinement, law enforcement and intelligence operations Capabilities: FoCBA offers maximum concealable Torso coverage for ballistics; 9mm FMJ, 357 and 44 MAG Protection per Army Protocol (similar to NIJ ) and Stab protection edge blade and spike (NIJ ) Vendors: Warwick Mills and Point Blank Average Procurement Unit Cost (APUC): (Objective: $1,303); (Threshold: $1,433) Proponent: MSCoE MDA: PEO Soldier Type 1 Ballistics Level IIIA/ Stab Level 1 Type 2 Stab-only Level 3 Recent Milestones or Events: 25 OCT 13: Completion of Human Factors Evaluation (HFE) 20 NOV 13: Completion of First Article Testing for Point Blank and Warwick Mills 31 JAN 14: Engineering Change Proposals submitted to PM SPE for evaluation 21 FEB 14: ECPs approved by PM SPE 28 FEB 14: Presented redesigned systems to USAMPS Commandant 27 MAR 14: First Article Test for Point Blank Types I & II Near Term Milestones or Events: MAY14: HFE to evaluate improved design 12 MAY 14: FAT Warwick Mills Type I MAY 14: Delivery Order 3 Contract Award 07 JUL 14: Projected Fielding/IOC Program Schedule and Status: FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 FY 16 FY 17 FY 18 FY 19 Mile stone s 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q RFP Contract Award KPP Testing DT/OT/Vest Charact. MS- C Contract Award Prod/Fielding Cost Schedule Performance Congressional T&E Interdependencies FYI: 31 JAN 14: Design improvements were approved by PM SPE FYI: 28 FEB 14: Briefed USAMPS Commandant on design improvements FYI: 7 APR 14: MSCoE requested development of an Outer Tactical Cover (OTC) FYI: 05 MAY 14: Scheduled HFE at Fort Leonard Wood to gather additional Soldier feedback FYI: 30 MAY 14: Delivery Order 3 awarded Color indicates current condition, Direction indicates future assessment 6

7 AAO: 200K APO: 35K ACAT III Enhanced Combat Helmet (ECH) P&D Phase 9 Apr 2014 PEO Soldier/PM SPE Description: The ECH is a Joint USMC led program. It consists of a modular enhanced combat helmet with a retention, suspension system and ballistic NAPE pad. The ECH provides improved ballistic and fragmentation protection while providing necessary blunt impact protection and stability greater than or equal to current ACHs at similar weight. Capabilities: 50% increase in fragmentation protection Increased 9mm protection Provides limited rifle protection Vendor: 3M Subsidiary Ceradyne, Inc. Average Cost Per Unit: The ECH cost is ~ $781 per helmet (includes Improved Retention System (IRS) and Suspension System) Proponent: MCoE Program Schedule and Status: Recent Milestones or Events: 18 DEC 13: Completed contract negotiations with Ceradyne, Inc 24 JAN 14: Began Lot Acceptance Testing (LAT) of ECHs at ATC 13 MAR 14: Four (4) lots of ECHs received at Lansing, MI - Lots 30001, 30002, 30003, APR 14: FUE (3 rd ACR, Ft. Hood) Near Term Milestones or Events: APR JAN 15: Continue LATs at ATC Issues: Mile stone s FAT II LRIP Decision FAT III FRP Decision 1st Deliveries ECH Delivery FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 FY 16 FY 17 FY 18 FY 19 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Cost Schedule Performance Issues: Congressional T&E Interdependencies FYI: Army and USMC have agreement in place to alternate production lots FYI: Army ECH lot acceptance testing (LAT) ongoing at Aberdeen Test Center (ATC) Color indicates current condition, Direction indicates future assessment, Number indicates months duration in current status

8 Questions 9 Apr 2014