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The contract outlines the details of the DISA Information Assurance Workshop held on August 15th and September 12th, 2016, at Smallwood Hall, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland. The workshop focused on the transition to the Risk Management Framework for Information Assurance and targeted vendors capable of providing support through specific GSA Schedule 70 contract vehicles including SIN 132-54, SIN 132-55, CS2, and CS2-SB. The agenda included arrival and introductory activities starting at 8:30 am, followed by presentations on Information Assurance Reporting for DoD COMSATCOM solutions, a review of the CIAQ, discussions, and closing remarks. Directions for attendees were provided to facilitate access to Fort Meade, including instructions for those traveling from both Baltimore and Washington, D.C., with an emphasis on security procedures such as presenting identification, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance at the gate. Attendees with CAC cards have streamlined access, while visitors without CAC cards must obtain temporary passes from the Visitor Control Center during business hours. The contract is administered by the Department of Defense’s Telecommunications Division at Scott AFB, Illinois, with designated points of contact including the SATCOM IT Manager and Chief of the SATCOM Services Section for further assistance.

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DISA workshop on Risk Management Framework, August 2016, Fort Meade, targeting GSA vendors.

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517410 - Satellite Telecommunications

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Telecommunications Division- HC1013
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSCOTT AFB, IL, 62225-5406, USA
Office AddressSCOTT AFB, IL, 62225-5406, USA
Contacts
Jim MainesSATCOM IT Manager
Lori L. WalkerChief, SATCOM Services Section

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DISA Information Assurance Workshop Itinerary August 15th, 2016 and September 12th, 2016 Location: Smallwood Hall; Ft. Gorge G. Meade, MD Topic: Transition to Risk Management Framework for IA Target Audience: This workshop is intended for vendors who are able to provide support via the following GSA Schedule 70 contract vehicles. 1. SIN 132-54 (Transponded Capacity) 2. SIN 132-55 (Subscription Services) 3. CS2 (Custom SATCOM Solutions) 4. CS2-SB (Custom SATCOM Solutions - Small Business) Schedule: 8:30 am - Arrival and Sidebars 9:00 am - Opening Remarks 9:15 am - Slide Presentation: Information Assurance Reporting for DoD COMSATCOM Solutions 10:00 am - Break 10:15 am - Review of the CIAQ 11:00 am - Discussion 12:15 pm - Closing Remarks Directions: Coming from the North (Baltimore, MD): Take Interstate 95 or I-295 S toward Washington, D.C. to MD State Route 175 E. Follow 175 E until it turns into Annapolis Road. Follow the signs to the Reece Road main gate. Be prepared to present identification, vehicle registration and proof of insurance at the gate. Coming from the South (Washington, D.C): Take Interstate 95 or I-295 N toward Baltimore to MD State Route 175 E. Follow 175 E until it turns into Annapolis Road. Follow the signs to the Reece Road main gate. Be prepared to present identification, vehicle registration and proof of insurance at the gate. When you arrive at Ft. Meade: Proceed through the gate if you already have base access; or proceed to Visitor Center to obtain temporary base access, and then: Enter the post on Reece Rd. Continue down Reece RD until you reach the T-intersection with Cooper Ave. Make a Left onto Cooper Ave. Follow Cooper Ave to the end of the Parade field. Make a Left turn onto Williams Rd. Travel to the end of Williams Rd. Make a Right Turn onto Griffin Ave. Smallwood Hall will be on the right. How to get on base: If you have a CAC Card - If you have a CAC card, simple drive up to the gate on Reece RD and present your ID to be scanned or scan it on the automated access machines. If you do NOT have a CAC card - All visitors should report to the gate at the corner of Reece Road and MD Route 175 in Odenton. To obtain a one day Fort Meade access pass, the visitor must go to the Visitor Control Center during regular business hours which are Mon. to Fri. from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. At a minimum, visitors should be prepared to present two forms of identification with one being a driver's license if operating a motor vehicle when entering the installation. Visitor Control Center 902 Reece Road 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday to Friday (301) 677-1064 or (301) 677-1065

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