Naval Information Warfare Systems Command
“Rapidly Delivering Cyber Warfighting Capability From Seabed To Space”
FY 20 Execution
$9.4B
Contracts w/Industry
$7.1B (76% )
Small Business Contracts
$1.9B
FUNCTIONS
NC3-N Chief Engineer
Information Warfare Technical Authority DON CIO ASN RDA ASN FM&C
Cybersecurity Certification & Standards
System of System Test & Checkout
Operational Safety & Assurance Cert Authority 11,000
Afloat & Ashore Installation Services
Lifecycle Engineering & Sustainment
Mil & Civ Personnel
Mission & Acquisition Support to PEOs
Located w/the Fleet Worldwide
Multi-Domain Research & Development
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Germany
Washington
Colorado Nebraska NSFA
Italy
Spain
Wash. D.C., Virginia Japan
HQ California NIWC Atlantic
South Carolina
NIWC Pacific Louisiana Florida
Bahrain
Hawaii Guam
Djibouti
Partial display of NAVWAR
personnel assignment locations Antarctica
More than 11,000 employees deployed globally and near fleet concentration areas
Organization
Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Chief of Naval
Research, Development and
Operations Acquisition
Project Overmatch
Michael Roberts, ED
NAVWAR COMMANDER PEO C4I
RADM Doug Small RDML Kurt Rothenhaus
Dr. Bill Luebke, ED
Executive Director
NAVWAR Reserve Program John Pope PEO Digital
CAPT David Barnes, Director Ruth Youngs Lew
PEO MLB
Fleet Readiness Directorate NAVWAR Washington Operations
Les Hubbard
Mike Spencer Chuck Gassert
Mary Thoms, ED
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0
Comptroller Contracts Office of Counsel Logistics & Fleet Support
Steve Dunn Nancy Gunderson Amy Weisman Richard Caccese
5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0
Chief Engineer Program Management Science & Technology Corporate Operations
RDML Eric Ruttenberg Craig Madsen Carly Jackson Art Sterrett
Rob Wolborsky, DCHENG
Echelon III Activities
NAVWAR Space Field Activity Naval Information Warfare Center Naval Information Warfare Center
CAPT Chris Morgan, CO Pacific Atlantic
CAPT Andy Gainer, CO CAPT Nicole Nigro CO
Bill Bonwit, ED Peter Reddy, ED
PMW 205 - Naval Enterprise Networks
PMW 260 - Special Networks And Intelligence Mission Applications
PMW 270 - Naval Commercial Cloud Services
PMW 280 - Special Access Program Networks
PMW 290 - Enterprise IT Strategic Sourcing
PfM MCSES - Portfolio Manager Marine Corps Supporting Establishment Systems
– PMM 170 - Networks and Infrastructures
– PMM 172 - Customer Support and Strategic Sourcing
MyNavy HR IT Solutions
Navy ERP - Financials Services
Logistics IT Services
Logistics Integration Information Solutions Services
Applications Services
Data Transformation Services
Enterprise Systems and Services & Innovation Support Services
Systems realigned from PMW 150
– Naval Operations Business Logistics Enterprise (NOBLE) program
– Select in-service systems from Naval Tactical Command Support System (NTCSS)
– Select in-service systems from Maintenance Figure of Merit (MFOM)
Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic
Key Capability Areas Workforce
Surface Ship and Submarine C4I test and integration facilities Profile Top Occupations
5,047 Civilians • IT Specialist
NAVWAR National Security Operations Center / Cyber Forensics, 120 Military • Electronics Engineer
Vulnerability Assessment Team • Computer Scientist
Education • Electronics Tech
Cyber Forensics Criminal Investigations Laboratory 58 PhD • Management
1,332 Masters & Program Analyst
Cyber Computer Network Defense Laboratory
Total Obligation Authority (FY20)
DoD Component Enterprise Data Center $3.76 billion
Commercial and DoD Satellite Comms production and installation
Vehicle C4I systems integration, testing and production
Electromagnetic Interference and Electromagnetic Compatibility
testing
Global Distance Support Help Desk
Air Traffic Control systems development and installation
Marine Corps Installations Command Electronic Security Systems
Mission: Serve our nation by delivering information warfare solutions that protect national security.
Vision: Win the Information War.
Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific
Key Capability Areas Workforce
Top Occupations
Full Lifecycle Engineering for Information Warfare Capabilities Profile
5,258 Civilians • Scientists & Engineers
Cloud Based Digital Development Environment, DevSecOps, Cloud- 222 Military • Tech Specialists
• S&E Technician
Enabled Digital Twins (aka “Digital Abe”, “Digital TR”), Agile Software Education • Admin/Professionals
206 PhD • General Support
Development 1,523 Masters
Robust Research, Development, and Technology Transition
Total Obligation Authority (FY20)
C4ISR for Unmanned Systems (UUV, USV, UAV) $3.3 billion
Machine Learning, AI, Data Science, Decision Optimization
Applied Electromagnetics, Photonics, Atmospheric Propagation
Offensive and Defensive Cyber Capability Development
Rapid Prototyping and delivery
Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Laboratory and Test Facilities
Unique Testing Facilities - San Clemente Island, BMD/L16 Combined Test
Bed, Live Virtual and Constructive Environment
Mission: Conduct information warfare research, development, prototyping, engineering, test and evaluation, installation, and
sustainment of integrated command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, cyber,
and space systems across all warfighting domains.
NAVWAR Space Field Activity
Coordinate naval space and warfare systems activities within
the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)
MISSION:
To lead U.S. Navy's participation in the NRO:
Provide naval warfare and acquisition expertise to national
reconnaissance programs
Coordinate naval space research, development, and
acquisition activities with national reconnaissance programs
Provide and coordinate training and tools to enable the fleet to
use national space capabilities
VISION:
Support naval warfighters, through the operationalization of NRO
overhead assets, to be ready to conduct prompt and sustained
combat operations at sea, while protecting America and preserving
strategic influence in key regions of the world.
Warfighter First - Do the Right Thing - Develop our People
Supporting & Supported Command Structure
CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS ASN (RDA)
NAVAL INFORMATION
WARFARE SYSTEMS COMMAND PEO PEO T
PEO C4I PEO MLB
Digital (NAVAIR)
PEOPLE Tactical Networks Naval Enterprise MyNavy HR IT
1.0 Finance PROCESSES Networks Solutions Multi-
Communications Functional
PEOPLE Navy ERP -
2.0 Contracting PROCESSES Command &
Special Networks &
Financials Services
Information
Intelligence Mission Distribution
Control
3.0 Legal PEOPLE Applications Logistics IT Services System
PROCESSES Logistics Integration (MIDS)
Battlespace Naval Commercial
4.0 Logistics PEOPLE Awareness & Information
Cloud Services
PROCESSES Information Ops Solutions Services
Special Access Applications
5.0 Engineering PEOPLE IA & Cyber Security Program Networks Services
PROCESSES
Enterprise IT Data Transformation
6.0 Prgm Mgt PEOPLE Services
HEADQUARTERS
Strategic Sourcing
NIWC ATLANTIC
PROCESSES
Enterprise Systems
NIWC PACIFIC
PEOPLE Marine Corps
7.0 S&T PROCESSES Supporting
and Services &
Innovation Support
PEOPLE Establishment
Services
8.0 Corp Ops PROCESSES Systems
PEOPLE
NSFA
FRD PROCESSES
ISEA
SUPPORTING SUPPORTED
NAVWAR Macro Funds Flow – FY20
12
NAVWAR CONTRACTS BY STATE
FY 20
Our People
Fleet Connection: 6% Active Duty, 40% Military Veterans
National Defense Strategy
• Build a More Lethal Force
• Strengthen Alliances and Attract
New Partners
• Reform the Department for
Greater Performance and
Affordability
“America’s military has no preordained right to victory on the battlefield.”
- National Defense Strategy
Supporting the National Defense Strategy
“To defend our Nation and interests around
the globe, we must be prepared to flawlessly
execute our Navy’s timeless roles of sea
control and power projection. Joining with
the Marine Corps and Coast Guard, we will
generate decisive Integrated All-Domain
Naval Power.”
