Main Sail: Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (GS-23F-0012K) (Zones 1, 2, 3,
4, 6)
SOW Functional Areas 3.1, 3.12, and 3.14, Main Sail supported the Navy ERP
project in the areas of Deployment Management, Organizational Change management,
Quality Assurance and Testing, Training, and in the SAP functional areas of Environmental
Health & Safety (EHS), Plant Maintenance (PM), Asset Management (AM), Project Systems
(PS), Document Management (DM) and Workflow (WF), Business Warehouse (BW) and RICE
technical support. Main Sail also provided Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to support
blueprinting workshops and follow-on solution blueprinting and design activities
in the functional areas associated with Navy financials, maintenance planning and
execution, and logistics. Main Sail provided deployment strategy, planning and project
management in preparation for the initial site deployments originally planned within
the Navy maintenance and finance communities, and served as the first Navy ERP Deployment
Project Manager, managing delivery of the limited prototype funds allocation incremental
solution to ASN (FM&C). Main Sail consultants have re-engineered Navy maintenance
and supply chain operations by integrating hazardous materials management into core
business processes. The integrated design also establishes DoD's first regulatory
compliant dataset that seamlessly links materials, their constituents and the regulations
that govern their use. The EH&S dataset is continually updated with the latest regulatory
laws. To accommodate this constraint in our new design, Harris eliminated manual
look-ups and the related guesswork associated with interpreting the many complex
environmental laws.
Main Sail: Real Time Reutilization Asset Management (N00104-03-F-Q088)(Zone
1)
SOW Functional Areas 3.6, U.S. Navy RRAM Support (Real Time Reutilization
Asset Management) 3-year support contract of the RRAM Lawson Solution to monitor
and make viable non-valued asset at all of the Navy Supply Depots throughout the
United States. Main Sail provided Lawson expertise for the future enhancement to
support Navy Supply initiatives. Lawson is written in COBOL with some custom imbedded
C procedures. RRAM provides system support to 24 NAVSUP warehousing facilities.
These warehousing facilities are online with the application server which is located
at the DEC Chambersburg operational center. Major customization has been deployed
throughout the Lawson distribution suite to support the military standards of conducting
supply based transactions in the MILSTRIP format. A variety of interfaces have been
created between Lawson/RRAM and various naval external systems.
Main Sail: Bremerton RFID Evaluation (BRE) (FA850-06-3-9021) (Zone 1)
SOW Functional Areas 3.1, 3.3, 3.12, and 3.14, This project is an ongoing
evaluation and implementation of an Enterprise Warehouse Management System with
integrated Radio Frequency Identification (EWMS/RFID) technology at the Naval Submarine
Base, Bangor Washington. Main Sail's strategy is to insert and expand the RFID capability
up and down the "value chain", as rapidly as possible. Combining RFID with the improved
and enhanced functionality inherent in SAP's WMS solution will move the Navy toward
DoD policy compliance and provide a much-needed COTS solution that implements and
optimizes best business practices. In an effort to support the need for material
tracking and Total Asset Visibility (TAV), implementation of EWMS/RFID is the right
first step.
Main Sail: Navy Enterprise Maintenance Automated Information System (NEMAIS)
(N00178-04-D-4026) Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 6)
SOW Functional Areas 3.1, 3.3, 3.21, Main Sail is currently supporting the
Navy Enterprise Maintenance Automated Information System (NEMAIS) ERP program for
the Naval Sea Systems Command's (NAVSEA) Navy Enterprise Team Ships (NETS). The
CACI NEMAIS team supports the full range of services presented on the SOW for this
solicitation and holds all of the key management positions on the program.
Odyssey: Advisory and Assistance Services (F19628-02-F-8253) (Zone 3)
As a prime contractor, Odyssey provides managerial, technical, and functional advisory
and assistance services (A&AS) to the United States Air Force (USAF) at Langley
AFB, VA. The scope of work includes AA&S support to domestic military and Foreign
Military Sales (FMS) effort.
SOW Functional Area 3.1, Activities include requirements analysis and analysis
of Tactical Data Link (TDL) gateway alternatives.
SOW Functional Area 3.2, Activities include solving a technical problem that
endangered use of a critical new F-15/E capability.
SOW Functional Area 3.5, 3.7 and 3.8, Activities include the technical review
and authoring of the F-15A-E Platform Safety Case.
SOW Functional Area 3.10 and 3.11, Activities include establishment of a
complete logistics structure to analyze crossover of TDL into new systems.
SOW Functional Area 3.14, Activities include development of innovative strategies
for increasing interoperability products, standards, and practices to enhance the
effectiveness between U.S. and allied/coalition forces.
Odyssey: Airborne Warning and Control System (F19628-03-F-8010) (Zone 7)
As a subcontractor, Odyssey supports the Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS)
Program Management Agency NATO AWACS Mid-Term Upgrade (NMT).
SOW Functional Area 3.2, Activities include technical support to design,
integrate, and test GPS Integrated Navigation System (GINS) on NMT to upgrade navigation
capability.
SOW Functional Area 3.14, Activities include support of interoperability
testing between legacy AWACS and NATO NMT testbed.
