Corporate Capabilities
Corporate Capabilities Infrastructure f Management Services S i •Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) •ISO 9001:2008 Registered •CMMI Level 2 Appraised •ITIL ver 3.0
Y Trusted Your T t d Information I f ti Technology T h l Partner P t 382 Gambrills Road | Gambrills, MD 21054 Phone 410.729.3100 | Fax 410.689.0360 | www.usmax.com
Our Guiding Principles MISSION To deliver best‐fit, best‐value information technology solutions to our government and commercial customers. USmax Corporation strives to do this by providing proven, experienced, and industry‐certified personnel in support of our customers. customers VALUES Competence – The team is composed of a group of highly qualified professionals Flexibility – We thrive because we work across skill sets and platforms Teaming g – We seek out win‐win situations with like‐minded organizations g Commitment – Healthy relationships are those nurtured beyond the solution life cycle VISION Our vision is to be our customers’ trusted information technology go‐to partner that is consistently sought out for reliable expertise and value that is consistently sought out for reliable expertise and value. July 6, 2011
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The Services We Provide CYBER SECURITY SERVICES
p y Enterprise Security
Threat Analysis, Assessment, and Continuous Monitoring
Incident Response Planning and Response
Certification and Accreditation (C&A)
Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V)
INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Project, Program, and Portfolio Management (P3M)
Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance
Network Engineering, Management, and Telecommunications
Green IT – Cloud Computing and IT Infrastructure Consolidation
Service Desk and Operations Support
Facilities Management
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The Services We Provide, Cont’d ENTERPRISE APPLICATION SERVICES
A li ti A hit t Application Architecture Design, Implementation, and Testing D i I l t ti d T ti
Business Workflow Management System Development
Cl d C Cloud Computing Strategy Services i S S i
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
Microsoft SharePoint Design and Development
Database Management and Support
Business Intelligence (BI) Solutions
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What Sets USmax Apart
ISO 9001:2008 Registered and CMMI Level 2 (Services v1.2) Appraised company
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) protégé firm
Award‐winning small business – recognized as SBA Minority Firm of the Year, Baltimore District, and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Small Business of the Year
Small Business Administration (SBA) certified – Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)
Top Secret (TS) Facility Clearance
More than 50 percent of our work force holds security clearances
Highly qualified and experienced staff with industry certifications such as ITIL, CISSP, CCNA, PMP, MCSD, MCSE, A+, etc.
Key strategic alliances with major industry partners and professional associations
Microsoft Gold Certified Partner
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The Customers We Serve
DHS
USCG
NOAA
USDA
HHS
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CBP
DLA
USPTO
ARMY
USCIS
ICE
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USAID
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Federal Customers Capabilities Footprint Customer Name
Cyber Security Services
Infrastructure Management Services
Enterprise Application Services
DHS U.S. DHS ‐ U S Customs and Border Protection (CBP) C stoms and Border Protection (CBP) DHS ‐ U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) DHS ‐ National Protection Program Directorate (NPPD) DHS – U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) DHS – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS) Treasury – Financial Management Service (FMS) Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Army Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Army DOC – U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) DOC – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) USDA – National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) USAID – Security Engineering Branch
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Access to Contract Vehicles Prime Vehicles GSA IT Schedule 70 Contract Number ‐ GS‐35F‐0620U Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Electronic FAA Accelerated and Simplified Tasks (eFAST) Contract Number – DTFAWA11A‐00090 USmax has been awarded in the Functional Area of Computer Systems Support and corresponding NAICS codes 518210, 519190, 541513, and 541519 under eFAST U.S. Navy SeaPort Enhanced (SeaPort‐e) Multiple Award IDIQ U S N S P tE h d (S P t ) M lti l A d IDIQ Contract Number – N00178‐11‐D‐6722 USmax has been awarded to support the following Navy mission areas. •Engineering Engineering System Engineering and Process Engineering Support System Engineering and Process Engineering Support •System Design Documentation and Technical Data Support •Software Engineering, Development, Programming, and Network Support •Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RM&A) Support •Information System (IS) Development, Information Assurance (IA), and Information Technology (IT) Support •Logistics Support July 6, 2011
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Access to Contract Vehicles Subcontracting Vehicles Army R2‐3G Army R2‐3G The Army Rapid Response Third Generation (R2‐3G) is a multiple award IDIQ vehicle to provide rapid contractor services in support of urgent requirements. These include critical equipment, engineering, and program services provided to the DoD, other federal agencies, and state and local governments Army ITS‐SB Army’s five‐year, $400M enterprise‐wide IT services and solutions Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, Information Technology Services – Small Business (ITS‐SB). The U.S. Army, Department of Defense (DoD), or any other Federal Agency will be authorized to fulfill their IT support requirements under this ITS‐SB contract. DHS EAGLE The Department of Homeland Security Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading Edge Solutions (DHS EAGLE) is a multiple award IDIQ contract vehicle with a broad scope of services, solutions, and contract types used to fulfill the majority of component and departmental IT services needs GSA Alliant The Alliant Government‐Wide Acquisition Contract (Alliant GWAC) is a multiple award IDIQ contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive information technology solutions to federal agencies. These solutions include hardware software infrastructure communications and IT services designed to meet current and future needs hardware, software, infrastructure, communications, and IT services designed to meet current and future needs. USPTO IDEA‐I The Infrastructure, Design, Engineering, Architecture, and Integration (IDEA‐I) contract is issued by U.S. Patent and Trademark office to procure System Design, Infrastructure Engineering, Network Engineering, System Engineering Accessibility Engineering Enterprise Architecture Data Architecture Application Architecture Engineering, Accessibility Engineering, Enterprise Architecture, Data Architecture, Application Architecture, and System Development Life Cycle Support, and design of infrastructure system components. July 6, 2011
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Infrastructure Management Capability 1 DHS - U.S. Coast Guard – Telecommunications Information Systems y Command (TISCOM) ( ) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide Information Technology (IT) help desk and security support services for the USCG C4IT SC TISCOM
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
Help Desk Help Desk – TISCOM: The USmax Team works within the INFOSYS Operations Division, providing remote information systems support to USCG offices and vessels situated in classified/unclassified locations worldwide. • Provide Software (SW) III Help Desk support to include Exchange Server support, network, and e‐ mail administration mail administration. • Utilize BMC Remedy help desk software to log, track, manage, resolve, and escalate trouble tickets. Information Systems Security – TISCOM: Th US The USmax Team provides Certification and Accreditation (C&A) support for a government T id C ifi i dA di i (C&A) f enterprise‐wide client‐server network operating in the SIPRNET environment as per Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD‐12). • Perform monthly vulnerability assessment, threat assessment, mitigation, and reporting activities, to safeguard information assets and ensure protection safeguards are in place. i ii f di f i d i f d i l • Perform Security Testing and Evaluation (ST&E) and Certification Test and Evaluation (CT&E) on newly developed images and on existing USCG units and USCG cutters. • Evaluate systems and apply standards to include FISMA, DITSCAP (Department of Defense [DoD] Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Process) DIACAP (DoD Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Process), DIACAP Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process), and NIACAP (National Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process).
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Infrastructure Management Capability 2 DHS - U.S. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) – Technology Operations & Maintenance Infrastructure Support (TOMIS) PROJECT SCOPE
Information Technology (IT) system administration, service desk, and engineering support services for the USCIS TOMIS program.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
The USmax Team is providing service desk support in the areas of personal computer / workstations / The USmax Team is providing service desk support in the areas of personal computer / workstations / client server, systems applications, databases, telecommunications and network support administration at Tier I, II, and III in Tampa‐ Florida, Dallas – Texas, Burlington – Vermont, Denver‐Colorado, and Lincoln‐ Nebraska. Th US The USmax ITIL ITIL certified Team provides following support services for USCIS. tifi d T id f ll i t i f USCIS •Provide Tier I, II, and III Service Desk support across multiple time zones •Provide acquisition, installation, maintenance, and usage of USCIS systems nationwide •Perform systems analysis, solutions, tests and implement interface programs •Manage and analyzes system performance and maintain system security •Ensures compliance with USCIS security procedures for implementation and enforcement •Perform evaluation, development and maintenance of telecommunications systems •Troubleshoots and resolves complex problems to ensure minimal disruption of critical applications •Establish policies and procedures regarding access methods, security checks, and documentation •Conduct research of hardware and software issues and prepare system design specifications •Maintain fault‐tolerant systems and manage system backups •Monitor and respond to hardware and software problems utilizing a variety of hardware and software testing tools and techniques testing tools and techniques •Install and configure network hardware and software •Provide network troubleshooting and support and administer network security
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Infrastructure Management Capability 3 DHS - U.S. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) – Card Operation Services (COS) PROJECT SCOPE
Support the production of various types of Optical Memory Identification Cards, Non‐Optical Cards, Travel Booklets and other secure identification documents for USCIS and external agencies
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
The USmax Team provides quality and inventory management services to USCIS The USmax Team provides quality and inventory management services to USCIS Card Operation Card Operation Services contract. The services include: •Establish and maintain a Quality Management System (QMS) to support document production operations. •Conduct 100% visual inspection of all documents that are personalized and a minimum of 1% inspection of all electronic media formats on the documents. •Maintain inventory of consumables and supplies on a contract‐wide basis. •Manage inventory at a minimum of 3 months stock to support all document production requirements and balance and reconcile at the end of each production shift. •Implement First‐In, First‐Out (FIFO) inventory management system for document and printer consumables A “two person” integrity rule is implemented when dealing with secure storage access consumables. A “two‐person” integrity rule is implemented when dealing with secure storage, access to the staging area/ production bays, and counting envelopes (with completed documents enclosed). •Provide 100% inventory accountability of all consumables and supplies from receipt at the production facilities to finished documents resulting from production operations, through turnover to USPS or the appropriate designated carrier appropriate designated carrier. •Implement and maintain an Inventory Management System (IMS) to support document production operations
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Infrastructure Management Capability 4 USAID – Security Engineering Division PROJECT SCOPE
Provide Technical Security Equipment Installation world‐wide
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a Prime contractor provides support in the areas of security engineering and logistics for USAID SEC/ISP/SE We support security engineering and technical security operations to include SEC/ISP/SE. We support security engineering and technical security operations to include troubleshooting, installation, and repairing security systems at USAID Washington and 90 missions overseas, including hazardous and danger zone areas. The services include: •Security engineering support to assist SEC/ISP security Specialist with the analysis and design of communications and security projects. •Review design reports and provide recommendations to ensure the technical security systems meet all applicable guidelines and standards. applicable guidelines and standards. •Conduct Technical Security equipment installations in accordance with Department of State (DoS), Diplomatic Security (DS), USAID Automated Directive Systems (ADS) and Overseas Security Policy Board (OSPB) instructions, guidelines and Standards. To include CCTV Systems, Public Address Systems, Imminent Danger Notification System (IDNS) Alarms, Forced Entry/Ballistic Resistant (FE/BR) Doors/Windows, Walk through Metal Detectors, X‐Ray Machines, Explosive Trace Detection Systems, Systems Interface Cabinets (SIC), and Active/Passive Anti‐Ram Barrier Systems. •Conduct Communications equipment installation in accordance with DoS, DS, USAID ADS and OSPB instructions, guidelines and standards. To include the design, engineering, and installation of communications and network architectures, repairing, programming and troubleshooting two way Motorola, Kenwood and Codan hand‐held radios, mobile radios, base stations, and repeaters. •Conduct the design, engineering, installation and operations and maintenance of C*Cure ISTAR system to include service controller/field panels and reader modules.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 5 DOA- Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Defense Exports and Cooperation (DASA DE&C) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide program management assistance and recommendations to DASA DE&C and the Arms Transfer and Technology Release Senior Steering Group (ATTR SSG) to improve overall DoD ATTR decision making.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as advises and provides program management assistance to the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Defense Exports and Cooperation on significant security assistance matters pertaining to the Middle East and European Region with a program value of more than $3 billion. The services include: Monitoring, reviewing, analyzing, and coordinating security assistance issues with DoD and non‐DoD agencies to ensure compliance with established policies. •Conducting rapid assessments of proposed exports of defense‐related articles and services based on precedence, policy and legal constraints. •Developing and supporting proposed recommendations to Army and DoD personnel. •Conducting rapid research, writing analyses and reports in support of the Army position. •Reviewing and making recommendations concerning policies, objectives and implementing procedures pertaining to Security Assistance cooperation and export controls to the DASA procedures pertaining to Security Assistance, cooperation and export controls to the DASA. •Coordinating and developing the Army position for Joint Staff Actions on security assistance policy and foreign military sales/transfers and technology release issues. •Consulting and providing advice to US industry, country teams, DoD, State, and MILDEP counterparts on the implementation of security cooperation programs for assigned countries on the implementation of security cooperation programs for assigned countries. •Participating in Security Assistance Reviews and Unified Command (CENTCOM) Conferences.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 6 DOC– National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) DOC PROJECT SCOPE
Provide network engineering and operation center support services to NOAA enterprise.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor provided support in the areas of Network engineering and support for the NOAA b kb NOAA backbone network, supporting approximately 22,000 users. This includes support for all seven t k ti i t l 22 000 Thi i l d tf ll NOAA organization line offices, and a broad range of their mission–critical technologies including VPN, DNS, RSA authentication, security and network transport services for the Web & Message Operations Centers. The services include: •Assess, monitor, and analyze security threats to the NOAA network and coordinate TIER II and TIER III response with the Security Operations Center and Computer Incident Response Teams (CIRT) •Manage Manage network assets, cable utilization, and IP address use, including monitoring of the campus network assets, cable utilization, and IP address use, including monitoring of the campus backbone routers and the devices directly connected to them. •Provide configuration backup and restore services for NOC managed routers and switches including NOAA Line Offices with SLA/MOU agreements. •Manage Border Gateway Protocol sessions with connecting ISPs. •Track network inventory and system configuration information so that the effects on network operation of various versions of hardware and software elements can be tracked and managed. •Provide helpdesk support for Administrators, including router and switch configuration support. •Collaborate with SSMC LAN administrators and the WAN Group to resolve issues. •Provide a single point of contact by phone or email, using help desk/trouble ticketing system to manage d l f b h l h l d k/ bl k call placement and problem resolution •Measure network utilization parameters so that individual or group uses on the network can be managed appropriately.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 7 DOC– The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide design and implementation support to USPTO enterprise backbone network.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax provided support in the areas of Network Engineering for the USPTO backbone network. USmax provided support in the areas of Network Engineering for the USPTO backbone network The services include: • Designed and engineered the network for USPTO’s new campus in Alexandria based on requirements provided by the stakeholders. q p y •Provided engineering, implementation, and Tier III level support. •Created and maintained a full life‐cycle methodology in the design and implementation of the USPTO networks. •Developed a detailed implementation plan to facilitate a smooth transition from the legacy network to the new design. •Engineered the network that spans an 18‐building campus with more than 150 ATM‐attached communication rooms •The network backbone comprised over 80 ATM switches and fully implemented ATM Forum PNNI, MPOA cut‐through routing, and redundant LANE services. h h i d d d LANE i •Assisted upgraded from ATM network to a Gigabit Ethernet backbone with switched Fast Ethernet to the desktop. This upgrade significantly increases the bandwidth available to the desktop, servers, and backbone. The USPTO network now supports over 12,000 switched Ethernet ports in a data‐intensive imaging environment and is one of the largest ATM LANs supporting the Federal Government.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 8 DOC– The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide engineering support to USPTO Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Remote Access infrastructure.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax provided PKI Engineering support for USPTO. USmax provided PKI Engineering support for USPTO PKI Engineering – USmax tasks consisted of three major projects. •The first is project supported USPTO’s external PKI system, maintaining more than 12,000 X.509 Certificates issued to Patent Attorney’s and external USPTO y customers. This system allows stakeholders y remote access confidential patent data while maintaining high security. •The second project implemented an internal PKI system using a Common Access Card (CAC) to control both physical and logical access to USPTO resources. •The third major project focused on the cross certification of USPTO’s internal PKI system with the Federal Government’s PKI Bridge, allowing employees from other Federal, State, Local, and other trusted National governments to access USPTO resources using their PKI credentials from their employing agency. Remote Access Engineering—USmax supports a number of efforts providing secure remote access to USPTO resources. These include providing full “Work at Home” support to over 120 Trademark Examiners, Th i l d idi f ll “W k H ” 120 T d kE i remote access for CIO personnel and contractors who need special access to USPTO systems, and remote access to specific USPTO partners such as the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) whose examiners use USPTO’s Web‐based Examiner Search Tool (WEST) to search U.S. Patents. Technologies used include: IPSEC VPNs SSL VPNs, Citrix, Secure ID and IBM include: IPSEC VPNs, SSL VPNs Citrix Secure ID and IBM’ss WebSphere WebSphere portal software. portal software The support provided by USmax included re‐engineering the Citrix solution on to more robust platforms running Red Hat Linux. This re‐deployment provided for a stabilized solution and improved system performance with an increase in user demand.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 9 HHS – Office of Inspector p General ((OIG)) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide and Implement email forensics by utilizing Cryoserver™.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor implemented and currently supports the Cryoserver™ solution ‐ a forensic compliance system assisting HHS co p a ce sys e ass s g S ‐ O OIG G with its email archiving and compliance requirements. USmax is the se a a c g a d co p a ce equ e e s US a s e exclusive North American Partner of Cryoserver™ suite of products. The services include: •HHS‐OIG •HHS OIG requirements development for the implementation of the email forensics compliance technology. requirements development for the implementation of the email forensics compliance technology •Designed, engineered and implemented the email forensics appliance based on requirements provided by the stakeholders. •Engineered and configured a solution that requires no software installation on the mail server or on the work stations for it to be installed work stations for it to be installed. •Configure the solution such that it stores messages in real time in an evidential store which cannot be tampered with. The solution indexes the messages at the time of storage, so that if a message needs to be recovered for an investigation, the message can be located speedily, restored and can be trusted. •Provided extensive testing and support to validate implementation against the requirements. g pp p g q •Provided Tier III support post implementation. Our solution allows HHS‐OIG to be able to carry audited personnel investigatory searches without the HHS‐IT department being involved. This allows the departments and business lines within HHS to carry out investigations in a confidential manner, and not utilize valuable resources within the IT department. Historically the organization has had to restore back‐up tapes, which can be costly in time and resource. As a further benefit, individual users have access and are able to search and retrieve lost email, and not involve the IT department in email recovery requests.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 10 USDA- National Institute of Food and Agriculture g (NIFA) ( ) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide help desk and operations support, network design, security validation for all USDA NIFA Local Area Network (LAN) applications, and intranet.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor provided help desk and operations support, network design, security validation USmax as a prime contractor provided help desk and operations support network design security validation for all USDA NIFA LAN applications, including the intranet, Blackberry Enterprise Server, Enterprise Email Systems, and comprehensive system backup and disaster recovery planning. The services include: •Provided help desk support to the entire NIFA customer base, accepting help requests via phone, email, and webpage, with on call support 24x7. •Attended after business hours calls to all customer service requests, enter the calls into the HEAT automated tracking system, and efficiently respond to the calls by providing complete technical support. g y y p yp g p pp •Prepared trend analysis on all help requests, identify hardware problems, and coordinate resolution of the problems with vendors. Provided a single point of contact for hardware/software support, providing maintenance on hardware/peripherals, emergency support for hardware parts, installation of software patches, and end‐user training on Commercial off‐the‐shelf (COTS) products/applications, and coordination with third party Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and support organizations. •Managed the contract delivery as a performance based exceeding Acceptable Quality Levels (AQL’s) and performance requirements. •Administered Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and always exceeded to provide assistance concerning any aspect of the IT infrastructure. t f th IT i f t t •Assisted in securing connection to the NIFA network (LAN and WAN), the Internet, and remote services. •Provided access to custom applications and COTS software, install new or upgraded hardware/software, and evaluate and advise users on new automated tools and/or software.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 11 KI – KeyImpact y p Sales & Systems, y Inc.. PROJECT SCOPE
Consolidate network infrastructure and improve resource utilization by virtualizing KeyImpact’s existing Network Operating Center
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor provides support in the areas of Network Design, Integration and Virtualization USmax as a prime contractor provides support in the areas of Network Design Integration and Virtualization support services across 34 facilities throughout the US. The services include: •In In designing a Virtual solution, USmax assessed KeyImpact designing a Virtual solution USmax assessed KeyImpact’ss existing infrastructure and reviewed their existing infrastructure and reviewed their growth pattern for the last 5 years. •With Dell, Microsoft, and VMWare as collaborating partners, USmax successfully proposed a Virtual Enterprise solution meeting KeyImpact’s demands for stability, high availability, and reduction in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for their IT infrastructure. p( ) •Consolidated KeyImpact’s Network Operating Center from 20 physical servers down to 7. •Successfully migrated a production email server to Virtual environment using P2V (physical to virtual) software with minimal down time. •Eliminated Service/Support agreements for 13 Physical Enterprise servers •Streamlined server maintenance and administration with single user interface provided by VMWare Vsphere. •With consolidation, reduced cooling requirements and power consumption thus established initiatives towards a “green IT “
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Our Partners
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Industry Certifications ISO 9001:2008 Registered
Project Management Professional (PMP)
CMMI (Services v1.2) Level 2 Appraised
EVMS
IT Infrastructure Library Practitioner and Service Manager IIntel Certified l C ifi d Integration Specialist
Novell CNA
Novell MCNE
Microsoft Gold Certified Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Red Hat Engineer Red Hat Engineer
A+, Net+, Security+
CISCO Certified
LEED Accredited Professional July 6, 2011
ANSI/EIA‐748 Standard Compliance
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USmax NAICS Code 541511
Custom Computer Programming Services
541512
Computer Systems Design Services
541513
Computer Facilities Management Services
541519
Other Computer‐Related Services
541611
Ad i i t ti M Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services t dG lM tC lti S i
541618
Other Management Consulting Services
541614
Process, Physical Distribution and Logistics Consulting Services
541690
Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
541990
All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
561110
Office Administrative Services
561210
Facilities Support Services
611420
Computer Training Computer Training
811212
Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance
811213
Communication Equipment Repair and Maintenance
517911
Telecommunications Resellers
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How to Reach Us CONTACT PERSON: Mr Habib Nasibdar Mr. Habib Nasibdar Director, Technology Services E‐mail: [email protected] MAILING ADDRESS: USmax Corporation 1921 Gallows Road Suite 730 Vienna VA 22182
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DUNS Number: 01‐497‐4096
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CAGE Code: 1QK65
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Federal Tax Number: 52‐1939581
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GSA IT‐70 Schedule: GS‐35F‐0620U
TELEPHONE: Work (703) 289‐5393 Cell (703) 286‐9221 FAX NUMBER: (703) 636‐5756 CORPORATE URL: CORPORATE URL: www.usmax.com July 6, 2011
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Y Trusted Your T t d Information I f ti Technology T h l Partner P t 382 Gambrills Road | Gambrills, MD 21054 Phone 410.729.3100 | Fax 410.689.0360 | www.usmax.com
Our Guiding Principles MISSION To deliver best‐fit, best‐value information technology solutions to our government and commercial customers. USmax Corporation strives to do this by providing proven, experienced, and industry‐certified personnel in support of our customers. customers VALUES Competence – The team is composed of a group of highly qualified professionals Flexibility – We thrive because we work across skill sets and platforms Teaming g – We seek out win‐win situations with like‐minded organizations g Commitment – Healthy relationships are those nurtured beyond the solution life cycle VISION Our vision is to be our customers’ trusted information technology go‐to partner that is consistently sought out for reliable expertise and value that is consistently sought out for reliable expertise and value. July 6, 2011
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Major Corporate Milestones
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The Services We Provide CYBER SECURITY SERVICES
p y Enterprise Security
Threat Analysis, Assessment, and Continuous Monitoring
Incident Response Planning and Response
Certification and Accreditation (C&A)
Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V)
INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Project, Program, and Portfolio Management (P3M)
Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance
Network Engineering, Management, and Telecommunications
Green IT – Cloud Computing and IT Infrastructure Consolidation
Service Desk and Operations Support
Facilities Management
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The Services We Provide, Cont’d ENTERPRISE APPLICATION SERVICES
A li ti A hit t Application Architecture Design, Implementation, and Testing D i I l t ti d T ti
Business Workflow Management System Development
Cl d C Cloud Computing Strategy Services i S S i
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
Microsoft SharePoint Design and Development
Database Management and Support
Business Intelligence (BI) Solutions
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What Sets USmax Apart
ISO 9001:2008 Registered and CMMI Level 2 (Services v1.2) Appraised company
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) protégé firm
Award‐winning small business – recognized as SBA Minority Firm of the Year, Baltimore District, and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Small Business of the Year
Small Business Administration (SBA) certified – Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)
Top Secret (TS) Facility Clearance
More than 50 percent of our work force holds security clearances
Highly qualified and experienced staff with industry certifications such as ITIL, CISSP, CCNA, PMP, MCSD, MCSE, A+, etc.
Key strategic alliances with major industry partners and professional associations
Microsoft Gold Certified Partner
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The Customers We Serve
DHS
USCG
NOAA
USDA
HHS
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CBP
DLA
USPTO
ARMY
USCIS
ICE
TREASURY
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DOD
USAID
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Federal Customers Capabilities Footprint Customer Name
Cyber Security Services
Infrastructure Management Services
Enterprise Application Services
DHS U.S. DHS ‐ U S Customs and Border Protection (CBP) C stoms and Border Protection (CBP) DHS ‐ U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) DHS ‐ National Protection Program Directorate (NPPD) DHS – U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) DHS – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Dept. of Health and Human Services (HHS) Treasury – Financial Management Service (FMS) Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Army Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Army DOC – U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) DOC – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) USDA – National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) USAID – Security Engineering Branch
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Access to Contract Vehicles Prime Vehicles GSA IT Schedule 70 Contract Number ‐ GS‐35F‐0620U Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Electronic FAA Accelerated and Simplified Tasks (eFAST) Contract Number – DTFAWA11A‐00090 USmax has been awarded in the Functional Area of Computer Systems Support and corresponding NAICS codes 518210, 519190, 541513, and 541519 under eFAST U.S. Navy SeaPort Enhanced (SeaPort‐e) Multiple Award IDIQ U S N S P tE h d (S P t ) M lti l A d IDIQ Contract Number – N00178‐11‐D‐6722 USmax has been awarded to support the following Navy mission areas. •Engineering Engineering System Engineering and Process Engineering Support System Engineering and Process Engineering Support •System Design Documentation and Technical Data Support •Software Engineering, Development, Programming, and Network Support •Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RM&A) Support •Information System (IS) Development, Information Assurance (IA), and Information Technology (IT) Support •Logistics Support July 6, 2011
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Access to Contract Vehicles Subcontracting Vehicles Army R2‐3G Army R2‐3G The Army Rapid Response Third Generation (R2‐3G) is a multiple award IDIQ vehicle to provide rapid contractor services in support of urgent requirements. These include critical equipment, engineering, and program services provided to the DoD, other federal agencies, and state and local governments Army ITS‐SB Army’s five‐year, $400M enterprise‐wide IT services and solutions Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, Information Technology Services – Small Business (ITS‐SB). The U.S. Army, Department of Defense (DoD), or any other Federal Agency will be authorized to fulfill their IT support requirements under this ITS‐SB contract. DHS EAGLE The Department of Homeland Security Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading Edge Solutions (DHS EAGLE) is a multiple award IDIQ contract vehicle with a broad scope of services, solutions, and contract types used to fulfill the majority of component and departmental IT services needs GSA Alliant The Alliant Government‐Wide Acquisition Contract (Alliant GWAC) is a multiple award IDIQ contract vehicle designed to provide comprehensive information technology solutions to federal agencies. These solutions include hardware software infrastructure communications and IT services designed to meet current and future needs hardware, software, infrastructure, communications, and IT services designed to meet current and future needs. USPTO IDEA‐I The Infrastructure, Design, Engineering, Architecture, and Integration (IDEA‐I) contract is issued by U.S. Patent and Trademark office to procure System Design, Infrastructure Engineering, Network Engineering, System Engineering Accessibility Engineering Enterprise Architecture Data Architecture Application Architecture Engineering, Accessibility Engineering, Enterprise Architecture, Data Architecture, Application Architecture, and System Development Life Cycle Support, and design of infrastructure system components. July 6, 2011
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Infrastructure Management Capability 1 DHS - U.S. Coast Guard – Telecommunications Information Systems y Command (TISCOM) ( ) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide Information Technology (IT) help desk and security support services for the USCG C4IT SC TISCOM
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
Help Desk Help Desk – TISCOM: The USmax Team works within the INFOSYS Operations Division, providing remote information systems support to USCG offices and vessels situated in classified/unclassified locations worldwide. • Provide Software (SW) III Help Desk support to include Exchange Server support, network, and e‐ mail administration mail administration. • Utilize BMC Remedy help desk software to log, track, manage, resolve, and escalate trouble tickets. Information Systems Security – TISCOM: Th US The USmax Team provides Certification and Accreditation (C&A) support for a government T id C ifi i dA di i (C&A) f enterprise‐wide client‐server network operating in the SIPRNET environment as per Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD‐12). • Perform monthly vulnerability assessment, threat assessment, mitigation, and reporting activities, to safeguard information assets and ensure protection safeguards are in place. i ii f di f i d i f d i l • Perform Security Testing and Evaluation (ST&E) and Certification Test and Evaluation (CT&E) on newly developed images and on existing USCG units and USCG cutters. • Evaluate systems and apply standards to include FISMA, DITSCAP (Department of Defense [DoD] Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Process) DIACAP (DoD Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Process), DIACAP Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process), and NIACAP (National Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process).
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Infrastructure Management Capability 2 DHS - U.S. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) – Technology Operations & Maintenance Infrastructure Support (TOMIS) PROJECT SCOPE
Information Technology (IT) system administration, service desk, and engineering support services for the USCIS TOMIS program.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
The USmax Team is providing service desk support in the areas of personal computer / workstations / The USmax Team is providing service desk support in the areas of personal computer / workstations / client server, systems applications, databases, telecommunications and network support administration at Tier I, II, and III in Tampa‐ Florida, Dallas – Texas, Burlington – Vermont, Denver‐Colorado, and Lincoln‐ Nebraska. Th US The USmax ITIL ITIL certified Team provides following support services for USCIS. tifi d T id f ll i t i f USCIS •Provide Tier I, II, and III Service Desk support across multiple time zones •Provide acquisition, installation, maintenance, and usage of USCIS systems nationwide •Perform systems analysis, solutions, tests and implement interface programs •Manage and analyzes system performance and maintain system security •Ensures compliance with USCIS security procedures for implementation and enforcement •Perform evaluation, development and maintenance of telecommunications systems •Troubleshoots and resolves complex problems to ensure minimal disruption of critical applications •Establish policies and procedures regarding access methods, security checks, and documentation •Conduct research of hardware and software issues and prepare system design specifications •Maintain fault‐tolerant systems and manage system backups •Monitor and respond to hardware and software problems utilizing a variety of hardware and software testing tools and techniques testing tools and techniques •Install and configure network hardware and software •Provide network troubleshooting and support and administer network security
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Infrastructure Management Capability 3 DHS - U.S. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) – Card Operation Services (COS) PROJECT SCOPE
Support the production of various types of Optical Memory Identification Cards, Non‐Optical Cards, Travel Booklets and other secure identification documents for USCIS and external agencies
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
The USmax Team provides quality and inventory management services to USCIS The USmax Team provides quality and inventory management services to USCIS Card Operation Card Operation Services contract. The services include: •Establish and maintain a Quality Management System (QMS) to support document production operations. •Conduct 100% visual inspection of all documents that are personalized and a minimum of 1% inspection of all electronic media formats on the documents. •Maintain inventory of consumables and supplies on a contract‐wide basis. •Manage inventory at a minimum of 3 months stock to support all document production requirements and balance and reconcile at the end of each production shift. •Implement First‐In, First‐Out (FIFO) inventory management system for document and printer consumables A “two person” integrity rule is implemented when dealing with secure storage access consumables. A “two‐person” integrity rule is implemented when dealing with secure storage, access to the staging area/ production bays, and counting envelopes (with completed documents enclosed). •Provide 100% inventory accountability of all consumables and supplies from receipt at the production facilities to finished documents resulting from production operations, through turnover to USPS or the appropriate designated carrier appropriate designated carrier. •Implement and maintain an Inventory Management System (IMS) to support document production operations
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Infrastructure Management Capability 4 USAID – Security Engineering Division PROJECT SCOPE
Provide Technical Security Equipment Installation world‐wide
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a Prime contractor provides support in the areas of security engineering and logistics for USAID SEC/ISP/SE We support security engineering and technical security operations to include SEC/ISP/SE. We support security engineering and technical security operations to include troubleshooting, installation, and repairing security systems at USAID Washington and 90 missions overseas, including hazardous and danger zone areas. The services include: •Security engineering support to assist SEC/ISP security Specialist with the analysis and design of communications and security projects. •Review design reports and provide recommendations to ensure the technical security systems meet all applicable guidelines and standards. applicable guidelines and standards. •Conduct Technical Security equipment installations in accordance with Department of State (DoS), Diplomatic Security (DS), USAID Automated Directive Systems (ADS) and Overseas Security Policy Board (OSPB) instructions, guidelines and Standards. To include CCTV Systems, Public Address Systems, Imminent Danger Notification System (IDNS) Alarms, Forced Entry/Ballistic Resistant (FE/BR) Doors/Windows, Walk through Metal Detectors, X‐Ray Machines, Explosive Trace Detection Systems, Systems Interface Cabinets (SIC), and Active/Passive Anti‐Ram Barrier Systems. •Conduct Communications equipment installation in accordance with DoS, DS, USAID ADS and OSPB instructions, guidelines and standards. To include the design, engineering, and installation of communications and network architectures, repairing, programming and troubleshooting two way Motorola, Kenwood and Codan hand‐held radios, mobile radios, base stations, and repeaters. •Conduct the design, engineering, installation and operations and maintenance of C*Cure ISTAR system to include service controller/field panels and reader modules.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 5 DOA- Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Defense Exports and Cooperation (DASA DE&C) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide program management assistance and recommendations to DASA DE&C and the Arms Transfer and Technology Release Senior Steering Group (ATTR SSG) to improve overall DoD ATTR decision making.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as advises and provides program management assistance to the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Defense Exports and Cooperation on significant security assistance matters pertaining to the Middle East and European Region with a program value of more than $3 billion. The services include: Monitoring, reviewing, analyzing, and coordinating security assistance issues with DoD and non‐DoD agencies to ensure compliance with established policies. •Conducting rapid assessments of proposed exports of defense‐related articles and services based on precedence, policy and legal constraints. •Developing and supporting proposed recommendations to Army and DoD personnel. •Conducting rapid research, writing analyses and reports in support of the Army position. •Reviewing and making recommendations concerning policies, objectives and implementing procedures pertaining to Security Assistance cooperation and export controls to the DASA procedures pertaining to Security Assistance, cooperation and export controls to the DASA. •Coordinating and developing the Army position for Joint Staff Actions on security assistance policy and foreign military sales/transfers and technology release issues. •Consulting and providing advice to US industry, country teams, DoD, State, and MILDEP counterparts on the implementation of security cooperation programs for assigned countries on the implementation of security cooperation programs for assigned countries. •Participating in Security Assistance Reviews and Unified Command (CENTCOM) Conferences.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 6 DOC– National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) DOC PROJECT SCOPE
Provide network engineering and operation center support services to NOAA enterprise.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor provided support in the areas of Network engineering and support for the NOAA b kb NOAA backbone network, supporting approximately 22,000 users. This includes support for all seven t k ti i t l 22 000 Thi i l d tf ll NOAA organization line offices, and a broad range of their mission–critical technologies including VPN, DNS, RSA authentication, security and network transport services for the Web & Message Operations Centers. The services include: •Assess, monitor, and analyze security threats to the NOAA network and coordinate TIER II and TIER III response with the Security Operations Center and Computer Incident Response Teams (CIRT) •Manage Manage network assets, cable utilization, and IP address use, including monitoring of the campus network assets, cable utilization, and IP address use, including monitoring of the campus backbone routers and the devices directly connected to them. •Provide configuration backup and restore services for NOC managed routers and switches including NOAA Line Offices with SLA/MOU agreements. •Manage Border Gateway Protocol sessions with connecting ISPs. •Track network inventory and system configuration information so that the effects on network operation of various versions of hardware and software elements can be tracked and managed. •Provide helpdesk support for Administrators, including router and switch configuration support. •Collaborate with SSMC LAN administrators and the WAN Group to resolve issues. •Provide a single point of contact by phone or email, using help desk/trouble ticketing system to manage d l f b h l h l d k/ bl k call placement and problem resolution •Measure network utilization parameters so that individual or group uses on the network can be managed appropriately.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 7 DOC– The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide design and implementation support to USPTO enterprise backbone network.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax provided support in the areas of Network Engineering for the USPTO backbone network. USmax provided support in the areas of Network Engineering for the USPTO backbone network The services include: • Designed and engineered the network for USPTO’s new campus in Alexandria based on requirements provided by the stakeholders. q p y •Provided engineering, implementation, and Tier III level support. •Created and maintained a full life‐cycle methodology in the design and implementation of the USPTO networks. •Developed a detailed implementation plan to facilitate a smooth transition from the legacy network to the new design. •Engineered the network that spans an 18‐building campus with more than 150 ATM‐attached communication rooms •The network backbone comprised over 80 ATM switches and fully implemented ATM Forum PNNI, MPOA cut‐through routing, and redundant LANE services. h h i d d d LANE i •Assisted upgraded from ATM network to a Gigabit Ethernet backbone with switched Fast Ethernet to the desktop. This upgrade significantly increases the bandwidth available to the desktop, servers, and backbone. The USPTO network now supports over 12,000 switched Ethernet ports in a data‐intensive imaging environment and is one of the largest ATM LANs supporting the Federal Government.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 8 DOC– The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide engineering support to USPTO Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Remote Access infrastructure.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax provided PKI Engineering support for USPTO. USmax provided PKI Engineering support for USPTO PKI Engineering – USmax tasks consisted of three major projects. •The first is project supported USPTO’s external PKI system, maintaining more than 12,000 X.509 Certificates issued to Patent Attorney’s and external USPTO y customers. This system allows stakeholders y remote access confidential patent data while maintaining high security. •The second project implemented an internal PKI system using a Common Access Card (CAC) to control both physical and logical access to USPTO resources. •The third major project focused on the cross certification of USPTO’s internal PKI system with the Federal Government’s PKI Bridge, allowing employees from other Federal, State, Local, and other trusted National governments to access USPTO resources using their PKI credentials from their employing agency. Remote Access Engineering—USmax supports a number of efforts providing secure remote access to USPTO resources. These include providing full “Work at Home” support to over 120 Trademark Examiners, Th i l d idi f ll “W k H ” 120 T d kE i remote access for CIO personnel and contractors who need special access to USPTO systems, and remote access to specific USPTO partners such as the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) whose examiners use USPTO’s Web‐based Examiner Search Tool (WEST) to search U.S. Patents. Technologies used include: IPSEC VPNs SSL VPNs, Citrix, Secure ID and IBM include: IPSEC VPNs, SSL VPNs Citrix Secure ID and IBM’ss WebSphere WebSphere portal software. portal software The support provided by USmax included re‐engineering the Citrix solution on to more robust platforms running Red Hat Linux. This re‐deployment provided for a stabilized solution and improved system performance with an increase in user demand.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 9 HHS – Office of Inspector p General ((OIG)) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide and Implement email forensics by utilizing Cryoserver™.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor implemented and currently supports the Cryoserver™ solution ‐ a forensic compliance system assisting HHS co p a ce sys e ass s g S ‐ O OIG G with its email archiving and compliance requirements. USmax is the se a a c g a d co p a ce equ e e s US a s e exclusive North American Partner of Cryoserver™ suite of products. The services include: •HHS‐OIG •HHS OIG requirements development for the implementation of the email forensics compliance technology. requirements development for the implementation of the email forensics compliance technology •Designed, engineered and implemented the email forensics appliance based on requirements provided by the stakeholders. •Engineered and configured a solution that requires no software installation on the mail server or on the work stations for it to be installed work stations for it to be installed. •Configure the solution such that it stores messages in real time in an evidential store which cannot be tampered with. The solution indexes the messages at the time of storage, so that if a message needs to be recovered for an investigation, the message can be located speedily, restored and can be trusted. •Provided extensive testing and support to validate implementation against the requirements. g pp p g q •Provided Tier III support post implementation. Our solution allows HHS‐OIG to be able to carry audited personnel investigatory searches without the HHS‐IT department being involved. This allows the departments and business lines within HHS to carry out investigations in a confidential manner, and not utilize valuable resources within the IT department. Historically the organization has had to restore back‐up tapes, which can be costly in time and resource. As a further benefit, individual users have access and are able to search and retrieve lost email, and not involve the IT department in email recovery requests.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 10 USDA- National Institute of Food and Agriculture g (NIFA) ( ) PROJECT SCOPE
Provide help desk and operations support, network design, security validation for all USDA NIFA Local Area Network (LAN) applications, and intranet.
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor provided help desk and operations support, network design, security validation USmax as a prime contractor provided help desk and operations support network design security validation for all USDA NIFA LAN applications, including the intranet, Blackberry Enterprise Server, Enterprise Email Systems, and comprehensive system backup and disaster recovery planning. The services include: •Provided help desk support to the entire NIFA customer base, accepting help requests via phone, email, and webpage, with on call support 24x7. •Attended after business hours calls to all customer service requests, enter the calls into the HEAT automated tracking system, and efficiently respond to the calls by providing complete technical support. g y y p yp g p pp •Prepared trend analysis on all help requests, identify hardware problems, and coordinate resolution of the problems with vendors. Provided a single point of contact for hardware/software support, providing maintenance on hardware/peripherals, emergency support for hardware parts, installation of software patches, and end‐user training on Commercial off‐the‐shelf (COTS) products/applications, and coordination with third party Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and support organizations. •Managed the contract delivery as a performance based exceeding Acceptable Quality Levels (AQL’s) and performance requirements. •Administered Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and always exceeded to provide assistance concerning any aspect of the IT infrastructure. t f th IT i f t t •Assisted in securing connection to the NIFA network (LAN and WAN), the Internet, and remote services. •Provided access to custom applications and COTS software, install new or upgraded hardware/software, and evaluate and advise users on new automated tools and/or software.
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Infrastructure Management Capability 11 KI – KeyImpact y p Sales & Systems, y Inc.. PROJECT SCOPE
Consolidate network infrastructure and improve resource utilization by virtualizing KeyImpact’s existing Network Operating Center
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
USmax as a prime contractor provides support in the areas of Network Design, Integration and Virtualization USmax as a prime contractor provides support in the areas of Network Design Integration and Virtualization support services across 34 facilities throughout the US. The services include: •In In designing a Virtual solution, USmax assessed KeyImpact designing a Virtual solution USmax assessed KeyImpact’ss existing infrastructure and reviewed their existing infrastructure and reviewed their growth pattern for the last 5 years. •With Dell, Microsoft, and VMWare as collaborating partners, USmax successfully proposed a Virtual Enterprise solution meeting KeyImpact’s demands for stability, high availability, and reduction in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for their IT infrastructure. p( ) •Consolidated KeyImpact’s Network Operating Center from 20 physical servers down to 7. •Successfully migrated a production email server to Virtual environment using P2V (physical to virtual) software with minimal down time. •Eliminated Service/Support agreements for 13 Physical Enterprise servers •Streamlined server maintenance and administration with single user interface provided by VMWare Vsphere. •With consolidation, reduced cooling requirements and power consumption thus established initiatives towards a “green IT “
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How to Reach Us CONTACT PERSON: Mr Habib Nasibdar Mr. Habib Nasibdar Director, Technology Services E‐mail: [email protected] MAILING ADDRESS: USmax Corporation 1921 Gallows Road Suite 730 Vienna VA 22182
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