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TAG CAPABILITIES BRIEF

TAG CAPABILITIES BRIEF. SBIOI | North Charleston, SC. Corporate Overview. Founded in 1984 Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) Hispanic-Owned and Operated Virginia SWaM Certified Business Founder & Chairman – John A. McEwan President & CEO – James S. McEwan Locations

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TAG CAPABILITIES BRIEF

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  1. TAG CAPABILITIES BRIEF SBIOI | North Charleston, SC

  2. Corporate Overview • Founded in 1984 • Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) • Hispanic-Owned and Operated • Virginia SWaM Certified Business • Founder & Chairman – John A. McEwan • President & CEO – James S. McEwan • Locations • Headquarters in Dulles, VA • Office in San Diego, CA • Program Office at Scott AFB in Fairview Heights, IL • ISO 9001:2008 Certified, UL Registered Firm • Over 35,000 sq. ft. of Manufacturing Space • On-Site Environmental Testing Equipment • CAGE Code: 0XXY5

  3. Corporate Divisions TAG consists of the following three business divisions: • Technology Services Group® • Staffing Solutions & IT Services • Tactical Systems Group™ • Tactical & Rugged IT Hardware • American Internet Exchange® • Colocation & Data Center Operation Services • Also known as Amerinex®

  4. Technology Services Group • Relevant Program experience: • DISN Global Solutions (DGS) • Defense Enterprise Computing Center (DECC) • WHCA Program Management Support Services • I-ASSURE Task Orders for DISA • Naval Research Lab (NRL) INFOSEC Division • The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) CCF • CBP Consolidated Services Desk Support • USGS Security Services Support • United States Secret Service

  5. Technology Services Group • Relevant Functional experience: • Information Assurance (IA) - INFOSEC • NIPRNet - Network Management • SIPRNet - Certification and Accreditation (C&A) • Data Migration - Network Operations Support • Database Management - Configuration Management • Help Desk - Automated Information Security (AIS) • Network Security - Training Support • Software Support - Troubleshooting • System Administration - Telecommunications Systems • Additional Systems experience: • Engineering - Configuration Management (CM) • Manufacturing and Production - Supply Support • Rapid Prototyping - Quality Assurance • Lifecycle Management - CCE Support • Installation Support

  6. Technology Services Group Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)DISN Global Solutions (DGS) Support • Period of Performance: August 2004 – Present • TAG performs multiple functions on several task orders supporting engineering, installation, transition, implementation, and network monitoring at DISA CONUS Scott on the DISN-CORE (GIG-BE), ESONET, ATM, IP Core, Promina, and DRSN, DISN networks.  • Tags Role: Providing engineering, site surveys, hardware and software installations, testing of new and existing system/circuit connectivity providing a highly reliable and efficient wide area network infrastructure to DISA clients.  • TAG employs Network Controller/Operators Level I, II, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Operational Engineers, Multi-Service Provisioning Platform (MSPP) Operational Engineers, Optical Digital Cross-Connect (ODXC) Operational Engineers and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to complete these tasks. A majority of this work is performed at Scott Air Force Base. • On-site TAG employees have been cited by both the Government customer and our prime contractor for outstanding performance. Additionally, TAG employees are responsible for identifying the requirement and the creation of training programs and manuals for new employees at DISA. • NIPRNet help desk, & Defense Message System (DMS) Network Operations Center (NOC) • NIPRNet/SIPRNet Routing Performance Report • Network Operations Support • Network Maintenance/Technical Support • Configuration/Configuration Management • Applications/ Network Monitoring Tools • Operating Systems • Networking and Other Technologies • Network Security

  7. Technology Services Group White House Communications Agency (WHCA) Program Management Support Services • Period of performance : July 2003 – Present Support and Continued Development, Configuration, Integration, Implementation, and Operational Maintenance of the White House Communications Agency (WHCA) Circuit Management System (WHCA-CMS) • Perform and document any upgrades to the Visionael software and circuit management database on WHCA’s servers. • Training Support for WHCA’s Circuit Management System (CMS).  • Troubleshooting of CMS. • Develop the necessary CM objects and data definitions to correctly define WHCA network and system infrastructure objects. • System integration support to enable exchange of data between the CMS Visionael system and other WHCA systems. • Circuit validation audit. to achieve a complete understanding and validation of all circuits deployed within WHCA. • Annual Maintenance Support and Upgrade of CMS Repository.

  8. Technology Services Group Systems Engineering and Technical Support (SETA) to the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) Counter-IED Operations Integration Center (COIC) • Period of Performance: April 2012 – Present • The Joint IED Defeat Organization was established as a Deputy Secretary of Defense (DEPSECDEF) initiative to rapidly provide solutions to defeat the Enemy’s IED Campaign and save service members’ lives deployed fighting insurgent networks that employ IEDs as a strategic weapon of choice.  In support of all Unified Combatant Commands (UCCs), the JIEDDO-COIC harnesses, amasses, and fuses information, analysis, technology, interagency collaboration, and training support to enable more precise attacks to defeat violent extremist networks.  COIC also provides analytical support and enemy network information to other U.S. Government organizations, and Coalition partners. • TAG is providing management support of operations. This includes working in close coordination with division leadership and higher headquarters to develop and implement plans to further strategic aims. TAG personnel provide: Operational and Logistics Planning, Joint Logistic Planning Efforts, and Senior Operational Planning, including: leading operational military planning teams and producing final decision briefs and planning products (OPORDs, WARNORDs, & FRAGOs), supporting Field Grade officer decisions, as well as Executive level decisions. This involves: • Operational planning • Initiative development • Unit engagements and support planning • Interagency planning •   Policy • Strategic development

  9. Why TAG? • State-of-the-art System Solution Provider (Hardware/Software) • Established Capability for Rapid Product Development including CAD Modeling, Machining Parts, Sheet Metal Prototyping, and Quality Manufacturing of Custom Designed Systems • Experienced Government/Military Contractor • Low Power, Small Form Factor Systems • Experienced Level-2 SAASM (Selective Availability Anti-spoofing Module) Integrator • Battery Powered Handheld Design Experience • Secure Facility

  10. Manufacturing and Integration • State-of-the-Art Facilities • Over 35,000+ of manufacturing space • Assembly line, burn-in room, EMI compliant • Manufacturing Process • Cellular and Flow Production for the lean manufacturing floor • PM drives requirements and schedule • Production plans • Leverages full ERP for scheduling • Every stage of assembly tracked • Quality Assurance • Multiple inspection points • 24 hour burn-in at temperature • Conduct full ATP to ensure compliance • Integration • Component identification • Vendor selection, inventory management, thermal optimization, weight and balancing, and power and cable management

  11. Engineering Services • Engineering Experience • Over 25 years of experience in designing unique IT solutions • Thermal, mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering expertise • Rapid Prototype • Able to quickly/efficiently develop prototype systems • Testing • HALT/HASS testing • Reliability analysis Engineering Process • Proven engineering process • From concept to launch • Total consideration of customer requirements including: • Cost • Timeline • Component selection • Environmental conditions • Power budgets • Software applications • Interface with current systems

  12. Tactical Systems Group • Relevant Program experience: • NTCSS - Raytheon LPD - SWAN • ISNS - Virginia Class Upgrade • SubLAN - Lockheed Martin Q-70 • CENTRIXS-M • Relevant Functional experience: • Engineering - Installation Support • Manufacturing and Production - Common Computing • Rapid Prototyping - Environment Support • Lifecycle Management - Supply Support • Quality Assurance - Configuration Management (CM) • Test and Evaluation

  13. Tactical Systems Group Program: USACE – PGSS • DoD Program of Record • Integration of High-Precision SAASM-Based GPS into Handheld, Rugged Tablet PC for USACE Survey Applications Providing Centimeter-Level, Real-Time Accuracy Through use of Correction Data • Demonstrated RTK Accuracy • Successful Accuracy Demonstration (November 2011) • Test Results Endorsed by Multiple Army Program Directorates (March 2012) • Final Delivery of Pre-Production Systems Within 21 Months from Contract Award (December 2012) -> original schedule was 24 months

  14. Tactical Systems Group Program: US Army • Key Points at Project Kick-off • Low SWaP, Small-Form-Factor (SFF) System Required • “Chalkboard Eraser” Form Factor • Battery Powered • System Architecture Undefined • Video Algorithms Undefined • Processing Requirements in Development • Near-Term System Demo Required • Customer Required Hardware in 3-4 Months and TAG Delivered • Project was completed on time, and within budget.

  15. Tactical Systems Group Landing Platform Dock (LPD), Shipboard Wide Area Network (SWAN) Program • In support of LPD SWAN Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems (IDS), TAG provided server and RAID equipment for integration into the Shipboard Wide Area Network (SWAN) onboard the new LPD fleet. • SWAN servers and RAID equipment provided key network services for communications onboard the LPD vessels. Servers supported a variety of network based COTS software applications and services, including mission-critical services integrated with various systems aboard the ship. • Supplied products to the LPD SWAN Program • Designed 4U servers and 4U RAIDs - complying with required MIL-STDs • Delivered over 150+ custom-tailored units • Follow-up assistance for installation of components. • Developed a comprehensive database to track the status of all parts and components. • Custom-tailored Quality Assurance Plan (QASP) developed under TAG’s ISO operating procedures. • Trend analysis, failure analysis with environmental testing & simulation, • Risk mitigation to customer.

  16. Tactical Systems Group SPAWAR PMW 160 Integrated Shipboard Network System (ISNS) • Period of Performance: May 2007 – Present • ISNS is a hardware and software suite supporting the shipboard network as well as other Navy Programs of Record (POR) on the ISNS backbone (i.e. GCCS-M; DGCS-N; NTCSS) • Tags Role: • Supply SPAWAR with ISNS servers for shipboard network • Rugged 2U AMD platform (SV-2000-A2) supporting SAS HDD, RAID and AIT-3 tape backup unit. • TAGS SV-2000-A2 servers were shock (barge) qualified in July 2007. The servers passed all shots and were certified 901D Grade A • Delivered over 300 servers to date • In process of retrofitting SATA to SAS HDD’s. Completed over 150 to date. • Provide complete Lifecycle Management including component EOL tracking and reporting; supply support; 24x7 technical support; configuration management; Unique Identification (UID); Test and Evaluation Support; Quality assurance; Installation support; Materiel Control and Program Management Support

  17. Tactical Systems Group SPAWAR Naval Tactical Command Support System (NTCSS) • Period of performance : September 1998 – Present In support of SPAWAR System Center Charleston: • Delivered more than 500 4U, short-depth, rugged servers in support of this program • Systems fielded on over 46 submarines • Supplied 85+ Rugged RAID Storage Sub-Systems • Performed 20 Contract Refurbishment (s) of Legacy Systems. • Products certified to required MIL-STDs • Designed a solution providing integration with a legacy rack wiring • ISO 9001:2000 certified Quality Management System • Cost savings to customer Additional TAG contract duties: • Program Management • Security Management • Risk and Logistics Management • Engineering Requirements Management • Design Analysis

  18. Tactical Systems Group Lockheed Martin Q-70 • Period of performance : November 2003 – Present In support of Q70, TAG provides: • 2U Intel and AMD servers for ISNS, CENTRIXS-M unit level • 4U Xeon, hot swappable and SCI to SCI Raids. • Rugged Systems for shipboard (Submarine 688 class) environment: designed to meet required MIL-STDs • TAG ISO 9001:2000 certification. • Consolidating Q70 Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) for SPAWAR/Navy programs. • Cost savings to customer • Lifecycle management, end-of-life (EOL) issues, risk analysis from both compatibility and cost bases. • TAG internal help desk 24x7 support

  19. Rugged Servers & Workstations TAG’s Rugged Servers and Workstations include traditional 19" rack-mount servers and ultra-compact, small form factor computers that are configured and ruggedized to meet customer requirements. SV-2000-IX: 2U Rack-Mount Server Featuring Intel® Xeon® Processors SV-4000-IX: 4U Rack-Mount Server Featuring Intel® Xeon® Processors

  20. Rugged Servers & Workstations SV-10-IA Mini-Brick™: 5.25”W x 1.75"H x 3.75”D Small Form Factor (SSF) Computer Featuring an Intel® Atom® Processor SV-20 Field-Upgradable Brick™: 8.0”W x 3.1"H x 12.5”D Small Form Factor (SSF) Computer Featuring Intel® Core® Processors SV-200-IC Brick™: 11.5”W x 3.5"H x 13.4”D Small Form Factor (SSF) Computer Featuring Intel® Core® 2 Duo Processor Module

  21. Rugged Displays & Keyboards TAG’s rugged LCD displays and keyboards are a high-performance, reliable solution to maximize visualization in harsh environments. Our LCD display and keyboard solutions are perfect for a variety of applications where space, weight, and the environment are critical. • Custom Display Sizes, Standard & Widescreen Formats, Single & Multiple Display Designs • Ideal for Sunlight Readability and NVIS Compliant Night Vision Operations • Optional Weather Proof Keyboards & Pointing Devices for Rugged Environments • Made of Heavy-Duty Aluminum for Lightweight Durability and Corrosion Resistance

  22. Rugged Smart Displays TAG’s Smart Display family of rugged all-in-one Panel PCs introduces a new era of tactical computing. Utilizing the latest in COTS technology, our Smart Displays deliver a reliable & cost effective solution guaranteed to survive in the toughest environments. • Available with the latest Intel® Core ® or Atom™ Family of Processors • Robust Display Sizes & Mounting Options Fit Just About any Space • Vibration Isolated Hot-Swappable Hard Drives Protect Against Shock & Vibration • Lightweight & Thin Designs Take up Less Space and Increase Portability • Sealed or Air Breathing Chassis Ready for the Most Extreme Environments

  23. Rugged Tablets & Handhelds TAG’s Rugged Tablet PCs and Handhelds are custom designed specifically for tactical military operations that require precise GPS positioning accuracy with spoofing and jamming protection. • Featuring the Cutting-Edge Intel® Atom™ Processor • Integrated Wireless Technology (GPS, WiFi, UHF) • Tested and Certified to MIL-STD-810G & MIL-STD-461 Army Ground • Dual Hot-Swappable Batteries • Quick Release & Locking Mechanisms • Optimized for Size, Weight & Power (SWaP) & Cost

  24. American Internet Exchange® • Wireless Internet Services Provider (WISP) • New 150 Ft. Wireless Telecommunications Tower • Internet Provisioning Up-To 10Gbps Bandwidth • Secured Fiber-Optic WAN/MAN & Private Cloud • Carrier Neutral Access Points • Advanced Multiple Tier-1 Backbone Topology • Colocation & Hosting Services • Full, Half, & Quarter Colocation Packages • Remote Access & Virtualization Technologies • Storage Area Network (SAN) Solutions • Raised Floors & Redundant Climate Control • Waterless Halon Fire Protection System • Customer Highlights • MCNOSC (Marine Corps Network Operations & Security Center) • Booz Allen Hamilton - US Census Bureau • John Edwards for President Campaign

  25. Contact TAG • Mark Hite Business Development Manager mark.hite@tag.com  703-889-1669    Voice 703-409-3900    Mobile • Jerry Stangohr Sr. Business Development Manager Jerry.stangohr@tag.com  703-889-1630    Voice 703-615-6965    Mobile

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