Agile Defense
Operations
Agile Defense
Operations
Rick Gibson
iPower
Lonny Nichols
Benchmark
2021/09/24
2024/09/24
Operations
CMMI Development V2.0 (CMMI-DEV) without SAM - Maturity Level - 3
100%
100%
NETCOM G6
OU Project
US Army Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) for Army Assistant Chief of Staff (ACofS) G6. Provide IT Services and Support to Army Ft. Huachuca, including maintenance of SharePoint applications
31
Ft. Huachuca, AZ United States
Subgroup 1
PEO STRI
OU Project
Program Executive Office of Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI). Provide IT Services and Support to Army PEO Orlando campus, including maintenance of applications
99
Orlando, FL United States
Subgroup 1
RLAS
OU Project
Support and modernize the Regional Legacy Application Software Support (RLAS) application. Reserve Personnel Army (RPA) Division of the USAR G-8 Pay Management Division (PMD).
6
Ft. Bragg, NC United States
Subgroup 1
Quality Management
Organizational Project
process audit, quality training and support
2
Reston, VA United States
Teams Support Office (TSO)
Organizational Project
Teams Support Office, which is similar to a Project Management Office. Additional support for PAD, PCM, OT, and PQA.
6
Reston, VA United States
Process Steering Group
Organizational Project
provide guidance on process sets and tailoring requests
6
Reston, VA United States
Senior Management
Organizational Project
Sets organizational training strategy, business objectives
2
Reston, VA United States
Operations (led by the COO) is comprised of Operations Managers, People Operations, Quality Management, Facility Security, Digital Strategy, and IT Solutions. Each Operations Manager is responsible for a number of programs.
All Projects: There are no sampling factors that drive differences in conditions under which work is performed. Since CAS requires the identification of at least one valid sampling factor, this one indicates that the entire organizational unit is the sample in a single subgroup
All Projects: There are no sampling factors that drive differences in conditions under which work is performed. Since CAS requires the identification of at least one valid sampling factor, this one indicates that the entire organizational unit is the sample in a single subgroup
Subgroup 1