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Presentation To: General Services Administration Date November 2004 By,

Presentation To: General Services Administration Date November 2004 By, Alutiiq-MELE, LLC and ITS HLS. Company Background.

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  1. Presentation To: General Services Administration Date November 2004 By, Alutiiq-MELE, LLC and ITS HLS

  2. Company Background • Alutiiq-MELE, LLC was formed in late 2003 as a joint subsidiary of MELE Associates, Inc. and Alutiiq, LLC. Alutiiq is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Afognak Native Corporation of Alaska under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971. • As an ANC 8(a) small business, Alutiiq-MELE is eligible to receive any size sole-source contract. • Alutiiq-MELE service offerings include: • Critical Infrastructure Protection • Nuclear and Radiological Threat Reduction • Environmental Management and Engineering • Construction in Secure and Non-secure Environments • Telecommunications – Cabling, Installation and Maintenance

  3. Small enough to be responsive to GSA and client needs while accommodating changing requirements, Alutiiq-MELE’s relationship to its parent companies provides access to resources and expertise beyond the reach of most small businesses.

  4. Our network includes the ability to co-locate and access expertise around the globe.

  5. Company Background ITS provides high quality information technology services to the Federal Government. IT services are our only business and agencies of the Federal Government and other government prime contractors are our only customers. We focus on responsiveness to our customers, quality, delivery, and great employees in order to deliver value and gain customer loyalty. Principles & Practices: The ITS business strategy is based on a simple yet powerful philosophy — Total Quality Service. Our TQS philosophy places the customer at the heart of our organization and blends customer-focused business strategies, systems, and more than 850 employees backed by a solid corporate commitment as a world-class company. Quality: At ITS, we have an uncompromising commitment to providing our customers with quality technical products and services. Software development is managed using repeatable process methodologies to ensure the most robust product possible. Areas of Expertise: With the broadest range of capabilities, from facilities management and outsourcing to systems integration, Web-enabled and e-government solutions, ITS offers government the best total solution to meet their mission requirements and receive best value.

  6. April 21, 2004 — ITS was rated #1 for FY 2003 in overall performance and customer satisfaction among the 10 prime contractors who were awarded tasks under the GSA ANSWER Contract. ITS earned this award for the fifth straight year in competition with well-known and highly respected companies such as Anteon, Booz-Allen Hamilton, Computer Sciences Corporation, DynCorp, L3/EER, Information Systems Support, Northrop Grumman IT (Litton/PRC) and Science Applications International Corp. The ANSWER contract is a 10-year, $25-billion worldwide contract for federally funded information technology projects.

  7. October 29, 2003 – ITS named one of America’s entrepreneurial growth leaders by Inc magazine, which ranks the nation’s 500 fastest-growing private companies. ITS ranked number 167, up from last year’s No. 348. The ranking appears in the magazine’s special Inc 500 issue. ITS achieved 998 percent growth in the past five years, with 2002 revenue reflecting $46.3 million. Sales in 2003 are expected to come in at $58 million.

  8. Critical Infrastructure Protection CIP Analysis and Planning Identify Infrastructure – physical, cyber, process – on which Function relies critically (both organic + non-organic) • Assess for risk • Assess for vulnerability

  9. Capabilities – Total Solutions • SERVICES: Holistic risk / vulnerability assessment and remediation capability – all risk areas (through Alutiiq-MELE/ITS Homeland Security Consortium of more than 30 partner companies) 2. TECHNOLOGY: Detection radar; encrypted wireless; CBNRE sensors; high-end IT security & assurance; integrated physical security systems including biometrics; Steganography; data mining; GIS & other spatial tools; baggage & personnel screening technology; blast & plume modeling; assessment tool automation; engineering – all disciplines

  10. Physical Security and Personnel Protection • Facilities Master Planning • Transportation planning • Architectural and Engineering Design Construction • Technology and Materials Science • Security Technology and Systems • Security Awareness and Training • Mechanical Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Crime Demographics • Socioeconomic analysis • Law Enforcement • Perimeter Security • Communications • Blast modeling • WMD (CBR) modeling • Hazard Materials & Supplies

  11. Computer Network Protection • Operating Systems (OS), applications and databases (DB) • Internetworking and cross-connect issues • Implementation of the enclave model • Certification & Accreditation (C&A) • Access control measures • Software issues • Dependencies

  12. Infrastructure Dependency Analysis and Assessment • Telecommunications • Transportation structures • Potable Water generation and distribution • Electric Power generation and distribution • Natural Gas (and other POL products) generation and distribution

  13. Continuity of Operations • Crisis Capabilities • Human Impact • Direction and Control • Communications • Life safety • Property Protection • Mission Continuity • Community Outreach • Recovery and Restoration • Hazard Specifics

  14. Relevant Experience National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA): Nuclear Effects Analysis – Providing Radiological Threat Reduction and Nuclear Effects Analytical Support to the Office of Global Threat Reduction, including “dirty bomb” and health impact analyses.

  15. Relevant Experience Department of Energy Air Secure Project: Strengthened Lithuania’s Vilnius International Airport detection and interception capabilities for the transit of radioactive material. Our Team designed a first-of-its-kind networked security system. The installation consists of radiation detection portals (vehicular and pedestrian), surveillance equipment, data management and analysis software, and networking and communications equipment.

  16. Relevant Experience Office of the Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon: • The Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C3I) is responsible for maintaining a secure environment for IT resources. • Our Team developed and installed a secure IT environment for C3I IT resources at DOD. • We executed a three-part approach to develop intrusion prevention systems and a secure IT environment: • Secure IT environment investigation • Fixed Location Collaboration Center • Thin-Client Configurations for classified networks.

  17. Alutiiq-MELE/ITS Homeland Security Consortium Partners:

  18. Alutiiq-MELE/ITS Homeland Security Consortium Partners: Engedi www.engedi.net IA devices/WOSB Intelliorg www.intelliorg.net Automated VA tool/8a/WOSB/8a/Hub Zone Alpha Insight www.alphainsight.com PM quals + DHS/MOBE Systech www.systechusa.com Data mining/SB ICS www.icsconsulting.com IS/IS quals/DOD/overseas/8a Federated IT www.FederatedIT.com IA/IS/Intel/DOD/Hub Zone Black & Veatch www.bv.com Sensors/Coast Guard/HLS/DOD Fuzion www.fuzionsoftware.com Automated VA tool (complex) Trinity Technology Groupwww.trinitytechnologygroup.com VAs/security technology/intel/DHS/DOJ/DOD/SDVO Unified Consultants Groupwww.ucgincorp.com VAs/ATFP consulting/DOD/SDVO

  19. Alutiiq-MELE/ITS Homeland Security Consortium Partners: Consolidated Safety                     www.consolidatedsafety.com Transportation assurance/security/8a/DHS/DOD ISSA                                                 www.issa-md.com IA/IS/8a/DOS Bentley Corp                                      www.bentley.com GIS/infrastructure software/TSA TAIC                                                www.taic.net Spatial tools/DOD/SB SWRI                                                www.swri.org R&D/DARPA/NASA/DOD/non-profit Defense Solutions                        www.defensesolutions.net ATFP/Coast Guard Security/DHS/DOD/VOSB Guardian Group              www.guardiangroupinternational.com SEAL/SF/ATFP/SDVO UCSD                                          www.ucsd.edu Blast modeling/supercomputing/academia Zeewaves www.zeewaves.com Encrypted wireless/HS applications/SB NDS/UBX www.ndsecurity.net Steganography/VOSB CUBRC www.cubrc.org CBNRE/information fusion/non-profit

  20. Alutiiq-MELE/ITS Homeland Security Consortium Partners: National Recovery Technologies                                               www.nrt-inc.com VO/passenger security systems/TSA Exceptional Software Strategies www.exceptionalsoftware.com 8a/IA & IS & Intel/NSA/DHS Information Engineering Services www.infoengsvc.com 8a/COOP/HUD Integrated Electrical Services www.ies-co.com Large scale security systems/DOD Horne Engineering www.horne.com Environmental security/DOD/DHS The DiLuzio Groupwww.diluziogroup.com Homeland Defense & Security Consulting

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