T HE CALDWELL GROUP, L LC .
ANDERSON C. CALDWELL, SR., PMP2
DATE UPDATED CONFIDENTIAL, JUNE 2013
THE CALDWELL GROUP, PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SENIOR
LLC. POSITION/TITLE CONSULTANT
EDUCATION
INSTITUTION NAME Level/Degree Year Major Degree Completed
UNITED STATES NAVAL Bachelors of Science 1983 Engineering and Science Yes No
ACADEMY
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING & Certified Project Management Profession (PMP), through the Project
CERTIFICATIONS Management Institute (PMI) 2
Formerly Held Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and
Certified Professional (MCP) Microsoft Certified Product Specialist
(MCPS), 1998. (Win NT 4.0 Server, Win NT 4.0 Workstation, Win NT
4.0 TCP/IP, Win NT 4.0 Essentials, Win NT 4.0 Enterprise, Win NT 4.0
SQL Server)
Federal Enterprise Architecture Certification (FEAC) Institute, Federal
Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEA(F)) and Department of Defense
Architectural Framework (DoDAF), and The Open Group Architecture
Framework (TOGAF) Coursework towards the Completion of FEAC-
Institute, Green/Black Belt Certified Enterprise Architect
Business Process Management (BPMInstitute) Coursework toward BPM
Training Certificate
Performance Measures for Information Technology (The Performance
Institute)
Artemis Program/Project Management Software
Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) and Microsoft Project
Software (Program Management Concepts) (Program Management
Solutions, Inc.)
wInSight Earned Value Management (EVMS) and Microsoft Project (C/S
Solutions, Inc.)
WorkLenz Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) Software
ProSight Investment Management System
ITIPS Investment Management System
Advanced Earned Value Management (DHS Internal Training)
Purchase Request Information System (PRISM) (Compusearch)
Federal Financial Management System (FFMS) (Savantage Solutions, Inc.)
SKILLS & TECHNOLOGY USED Portfolio, Program and Project Management (Procurement and Acquisition
Management, Total Cost Management, Financial Management budget
formulation and execution; Program and Project Management,
Performance Management; and Project Control)
Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) and Federal Enterprise Architecture
Framework (FEA(F))
Government Program Management Office (PMO) development,
implementation standup and operations
Business Process Management (BPM), Business Process Analysis (BPA)
and Process Management
Development, implementation of the Investment Project Life Cycle Model
(IPLCM)
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Federal Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) p olicy, process,
and procedures
Information Technology Investment Management (ITIM)
Information Technology System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and
Implementation (Project Initiation, Requirements, Design, Development,
Implementation, Operations and Mainte nance)
Requirements Engineering (Business and Functional Requirements
Development via the IPLCM)
Built and Administered Local Area Networks (LANs) -Chameleon Peer-to-
Peer, Microsoft Windows 98 Peer-to-Peer, and MSNT 4.0 (Server Design,
Constructions, and Operations; System Design, Construction, and
Operations)
Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visio, and Microsoft Project, ProSight
Investment Management System, ITIPS Investment Management System,
wInSight Earned Value Management (EVM), Artemis Program and Project
Management Software
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Mr. Caldwell has more than 28 years of experience in program management, science and engineering, and technical
expertise in support of federal, state, local, and municipal government organizations, and private sec tor clients in the
pursuit of excellence in meeting their mission goals, objectives, and needs. He has managed and supervised
programs and projects of progressively increasing scope and complexity, overseeing the efforts of a small team of
technical experts to a select group of 25 special project officers. His areas of expertise include strategic and business
planning; organizational planning, structure, and governance; policy development and processes and procedures in
support of those organizations; total cost management and cost engineering addressing the full project life cycle in
the design, planning, control of resources, cost, schedule, performance and risk; technical studies in support of
information technology (IT) acquisitions, IT investment mana gement planning and implementation, performance
measurement of IT programs including contract support of IT initiatives.
Mr. Caldwell has been instrumental in government -wide efforts to implement programmatic and enterprise level
information technology (IT) systems and investment portfolios designed to affect consolidation of agency strategic
and business planning goals and objectives, information technology enterprise architectures, system designs and
implementations; funding, budget allocation and apportionment, and spending within specific agencies and among
multiple agencies. Efforts were developed, implemented, and executed within the established policies, processes
and procedures of the agency, compliant with established Capital Planning and Investme nt Control (CPIC)
processes. Mr. Caldwell has extensive experience within the IT System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) process
and within all project life cycle phase from conception to final operations and maintenance.
Extensive programmatic and project level experience for numerous cross and inter -agency program and
projects within the federal business domain
Progress management experience through all phase of project planning, development and execution
Specific and extensive experience with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) – having played a
pivotal role in establishing the First Geospatial Management Office (GMO), DHS as Chief -of-Staff
Certified Program Management Professional (PMP), through the Program Management Institute (PMI)
Active current DHS Security Clearance
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PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (CEO), CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER (COO), CHIEF FINANCIAL
OFFICER (CFO) [MARCH 2008 – PRESENT TIME] (THE CALDWELL GROUP, LLC)
Plan, Establish, Oversee, and Manage Day-to-Day business operations and activities of The Caldwell Group,
LLC
Operations Management: Oversight and Management of the planning, coordination, appraisal, and the
allocation of the “scarce and valuable resources” to develop and design policies, processes, and systems that
create and deliver The Caldwell Group, LLC products and services
Ensure efficient and effective use of The Caldwell Group, LLC resources, the distribution of goods and services
to customers, and the analysis and queuing of t hose valuable resources
Ensure efficient and effective planning and deployment of “scarce and critical resources” of The Caldwell
Group, LLC for marketing and business development policies, processes, and procedures, while ensuring and
sustaining The Caldwell Group’s productivity and profit margins
Oversee and Manage:
o The financial planning and development of the Annual Financial Plan, and gathering and analysis of
financial data and information
o Development of the Annual Business Plan and through the gathering and analysis of business products
and services data and information develop the annual business strategy, strategic and tactical business
and financial goals and objectives
o Development of the Annual Budget and Spend Plan, conduct tracking and management of monthly,
quarterly, and annual revenue and expenditures for meeting annual financial goals and objectives
Establish and maintain the financial security and solvency of The Caldwell Group, LLC establishing and
managing relationships with banks, financial institutions, auditors, and suppliers
Develop the Annual Financial Statements of The Caldwell Group, LLC
Maintain training and knowledge base of business operations, financial management, financial software, and
relevant policies and regulations to the operations of a small business
SENIOR ENGINEERING, PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT, TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT AND
CONSULTING SERVICES, THE CALDWELL GROUP, LLC
Provide critical and relevant Engineering, Portfolio, Program, and Project Management, and Consulting services
to direct customer programs and projects in support of The Caldwell Group, LLC.
Assist in development of business and marketing strategies derived from first -hand knowledge gained through
the execution of directed work for The Caldwell Group, LCC customers and clients
Lead The Caldwell Group, LLC Business Development Team in formulating an overall The Caldwell Group
Operational Year 2011 marketing and business development strategy, and executed on the s trategy establishing
several critical strategic alliances, teaming agreements with key businesses within the Federal Business Sector
PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT OF THE IDENTITY, CREDENTIAL, AND ACCESS
MANAGEMENT (ICAM) PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OFFICE (PMO), OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION
OFFICER (OCIO), DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) [JUNE 2011 – PRESENT TIME] (THE
CALDWELL GROUP, LLC)
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Assisted the Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM), Program Management Office (PMO),
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in formulating its strategy and receiving authority and
authorization to establish the ICAM Budget Year 2014 Exhibit 300 as a Consolidated Exhibit 300.
Assisted the ICAM, PMO, DHS in formulating its Information Technology (IT) I nvestment Portfolio
Strategy and Plan
Conducted detailed review and analysis of Budget Year 2013 (BY13) Resource Allocation Plan (RAP)
identified expenditures and funding forecast within the ICAM service areas to identify potential
investments for inclusion in the ICAM IT investment portfolio
Developed the strategy for using the Federal Identity, Credential, and Access Management (FICAM)
Services Areas and Component categories for gathering expenditures and funding forecasts for formulating
the RAP budget request for Budget Year 2014 (BY14)
Assisted the ICAM PMO, DHS in formulating its Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) strategy
for Fiscal Year 2011, 2012, 2013 and beyond in meeting the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and
Execution (PPB&E) requirements of the program within the established Departmental policies, processes,
procedures and annual budget strategy and plan
Assisted in developing the ICAM Program Capital Investment Plan (CIP) for Budget Year BY2014
BY2019 submission
Developed the ICAM Program Capital Investment Plan and Business Case (Exhibit 300) and Information
Technology Investment Portfolio (Exhibit 53) for Fiscal Year 2010 (FY10) through Budget Year 2019
Mapped the ICAM PMO IDM and ICAM Notional Services Matrix and Segment Architecture to the
FICAM Roadmap to Identify Common Terminology; Framework, Segmented Architecture Baseline
Developed DHS Enterprise PIV Enablement Cost Framework, and Models for Gathering and Analyzing
Information from the proposed Work Packages in meeting t he Department’s strategy to address Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) Memorandum M -11-11 requirements
Created financial briefing materials in support to ICAM, PMO strategic effort to the DHS ICAM Executive
Steering Committee (ESC) and the Deputy Secretary, DHS (S-2).
Developed the Mandatory Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Business Case and Briefing Materials to the
DHS Working Capital Fund (WCF) Council providing both quantitative and qualitative benefits with
justification for incorporating the Program into the DHS Working Capital Fund (WCF) for Budget Year
2013 and 2014
Assisted in review and analysis of DHS-wide cost and development of parametric cost derived from the
Forrester Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) costing model
Develop a Comprehensive Life Cycle Cost Estimates (LCCEs) for the Customer Account Setup (CAS)
Project designed to improve customer account setup and applicant processes for all Department-wide
screening programs as well as address requirements for correlating applicant data acros s multiple programs.
PROGRAM AND PROJECT, TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SUPPORT OF THE LOGICAL ACCESS AND
AUTHORIZATION CONTROL SERVICE (LAACS) PROGRAM, OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, INFORMATION
SYSTEMS SECURITY (AIS), FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA) [MARCH 2008 – DECEMBER 2010]
(THE CALDWELL GROUP, LLC)
Established and maintained Cost, Schedule and Performance Control of the LAACS Program and
Reporting Compliant with Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A -11 Preparation,
Submission and Execution of the Budget
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Developed the LAACS Capital Investment Plan (CIP) for Budget Year BY2010 – BY2014; BY2011 –
BY2015; and BY2012 – BY2016 submission
Developed the LAACS Capital Investment Plan and Business Case (Exhibit 300) and Information
Technology Investment Portfolio (Exhibit 53) for Fiscal Year 2010 (FY10), Fiscal Year 2011(FY11), and
Fiscal Year 2012(FY12)
Formulated and executed the LAACS Budget for Fiscal Year 2008 (FY08), Fiscal Year 2009 (FY09),
Fiscal Year 2010 (FY10), Fiscal Year 2011 (FY11), and Fiscal Year 2012 (FY12) through the LAACS
Capital Investment Plan and Business Case (Exhibit 300) and Information Technology Investment Portfolio
(Exhibit 53)
Developed the LAACS Draft Acquisition Management Strategy and Plan
Developed the LAACS Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Software Solution and Services and Support
Screening Information Request (SIR)/Request For Proposal (RFP) Package
Developed critical input and responses for the LAACS Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
Information Technology (IT) Dashboard Compliance
Develop critical responses to the OMB TechStat Inquiries on the LAACS Program
Developed the LAACS Pilot Business Case
Developed the LAACS Operation Capabilities Demonstration (OCD) Risk Management Plan
Developed the LAACS Corrective Action Plan
Established the LAACS Risk Management Assessment Approach and Structure for the LAACS Risk
Repository
Established the LAACS Project/Program Life Cycle Performance Measures and Metrics
SENIOR ENGINEER, PORTFOLIO AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, TOTAL COST AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FOR THE PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION (PMC) [DECEMBER 1998 – MARCH 2008]
PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SERVICES ORGANIZATION (ITSO), OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (OCIO), DEPARTMENT
OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) [APRIL 2006 – MARCH 2008] (PMC-AVIEL CORPORATION)
Developed the initial process flow for ITSO Governance for Capital Planning and Investment Control
(CPIC), Portfolio, Programmatic, and Project Level Decision Mak ing. Developed what was coined as the
“ITSO Ingestion Process” designed to provide preliminary assessment of all information technology
implementation requests, ensure an integrate tactical, technical, management, and financial appraisal is
conducted of each investment and that consistent and repeatable processes are established for review of all
projects. The “ITSO Ingestion Process” is a phased project life cycle approach for screening all potential
Information Technology projects within the ITSO.
Develop the Business Model, Comprehensive System Life Cycle and Capitalization Costing Model, and
Business Case for establishing an ITSO organization-wide revolving fund (Working Capital Fund –
(WCF))
Developed an Integrated National Capital Area (NCA) and HSDN Financial Management Cost Allocation
Model for consolidating DHS Working Capital Fund projects into a single charge back model
Developed an Integrated ITSO Cost Allocation and Financial Tracking System
Performed the critical tasked necessary to achieve t he Information Technology Services Office (ITSO)
Comprehensive Strategy to Consolidate Funding Requirements for the HSDN Program and the National
Capital Area (NCA) Infrastructure Working Capital Fund (WCF)
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In keeping with the DHS strategic vision of “One Infrastructure” to support the mission of
o
Homeland Security, the Department and the OCIO set a goal to consolidate all Department -wide
Secret-level telecommunications networks (LANs, WANs, and applications) within the Homeland
Secure Data Network program and NCA, developed and initial strategy for consolidation of
funding requirements.
Develop a “cost model” for identification of funding for system-wide core infrastructure
o
requirements and areas for potential “service offerings” where IT infrastructure cust omers
reimburse the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) via a “fee for service” arrangement
potentially under the DHS WCF.
PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE HOMELAND
SECURE DATA NETWORK (HSDN), OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (OCIO), DEPARTMENT
OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) [APRIL 2006 – MARCH 2008] (PMC-OPTIMUS CORPORATION) (PMC-
AVIEL CORPORATION)
Formulated/Executed the Homeland Secure Data Network (HSDN) Fiscal Year Budget for Fiscal Year
2006 (FY06), FY07, FY08, and FY09
Developed and received approval from the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO), DHS for the core
allocation methodology employed in the HSDN Cost Model;
Developed and received approval from the DHS Working Capital Fund (WCF) Council for the Fiscal Year
2006-2010 (FY06-10) and Fiscal Year 2007-2011 (FY07-11) Working Capital Fund (WCF) package;
Developed the HSDN Life Cycle Cost Estimates (LCCEs) and Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA)
Oversaw and managed the HSDN Earned Value Management (EVM) requirements for the HSDN Contract
and Program
Completed the Initial HSDN Operational Analysis (OA) necessary for transitioning the HDSN project
through Milestone Decision Point (MSDP) 5 transitioning HSDN from Full Acquisition to Operations and
Maintenance (Steady State).
An audit was conducted by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) of automated information
systems within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
o Provided programmatic financial and earned value management expertise as the lead analyst in
response to received inquiries.
o Received inquiries and developed responses to GAO Audit of DHS -wide secure systems and
networks relevant to the HSDN Project
o Provided critical responses and briefed the GAO audit team and senior auditor on HS DN specific
questions
o Receive an “No-Findings” opinion on the HSDN program
PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE GEOSPATIAL
MANAGEMENT OFFICE (GMO), OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (OCIO), DEPARTMENT OF
HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) [MARCH 2003 – APRIL 2006] (PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
(PMC), INC.)
Functioned as a critical team lead tasked with establishing the DHS Geospatial Management Office (GMO)
as a centralized programmatic oversight and management entity within the DHS, Office of the Chief
Information Officer (CIO).
Provided program/project management and oversight support to the GMO for Fiscal Year 2003, 2004, and
2005 establishing the initial overall GMO program management approach and methodology for
identification, development, planning, execution, and control of some thirteen GMO projects;
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Supported development of the DHS Geospatial Investment Portfolio. Efforts included establishing
processes and procedures for the GMO investment management portfolio, identification of existing
geospatial projects within DHS, and formulating a strategy to consolidate those projects into a Joint and
Consolidated Exhibit 300 (Capital Investment Plan and Business Case) .
Developed the comprehensive Program Management Plan (PMP); GMO organizational charts and staffing
plan, assisted in establishing the DHS Geospatial Working Group (GWG), and implemented an official
correspondences, records management, and GMO policies, process, and procedures methodology.
PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE STRATEGIC
INFORMATION (SI) BRANCH, STRATEGIC INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT (SITD),
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) [DECEMBER 1998 – MARCH 2003] (PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT CONSULTING (PMC), INC.)
Was instrumental in the review and implementation of Information Technology Investment Management
(ITIM) policy, processes, and procedural guidance documents (ITIM was the INS, Department of Justice
implementation of CPIC) at the INS portfolio, program, and project levels.
Provided programmatic management and oversight support to the agency-level organization tasked with
critical review and assessment of IT Investment funding and spending approval requests. Effort included:
the development, approval, and implementation of the SI Information Technology Investment Portfolio
Integration Plan and Schedule, support to the eight established agency Information Technology Investment
Portfolios.
Supported portfolio management and assessment of milestone decision packages prior to submission and in
preparation for presentation to the Executive Steering Committee (ESC) and Investment Review Board
(IRB), INS.
Provide program and project management support to the SI Branch through development and
implementation of SI Branch policies, processes, and procedures (Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs),
Master Schedule and Calendar, Concept of Operations identifying mission functions, processes and
activities, roles and responsibilities, and accountability of SI Staff
Assisted in establishing a consultation, services approach to provide investment management and oversight
to the eight INS investment portfolios through the designation of a single portfolio task lead within the SI
Branch.
Assisted in consultation serves provided by the SI Branch in review of IT Investment Management (ITIM)
process documentation and System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) documentation support for some 160
information technology projects and systems. This effort enable SI Staff to be involved in program and
project execution at the earliest point (project initiation) in project planning process and as critical members
to the Integrated Project Team (IPT). This further enabled the Agency to ensure program and project
consistency with the Agency’s strategic planning, budget, and performance management goals and
objectives.
Facilitated and improved on this consultation services creating order and discipline to the internal processes
and procedures through development of portfolio managem ent plans, schedules, and performance
measures.
Provide support in the identification of requirements, necessary impacts, and projected operational
activities and requirements on the SITD organization with the pending Restructuring Proposal of the
Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
Assisted in the identification of system design requirements necessary for development of the automated
“Intelligence Preparation for the Border” (IPB), for the United States Border Patrol (USBP) operations
through the interactions with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the SITD Research and
Development (R&D) Branch. The preliminary intent of this investigation was to develop an integrated and
coordinated concept of “Situational Awareness” through the implementation of converged
telecommunications and wireless network for data, information, voice, and video.
Completed requirements engineering support to the United States Border Patrol (USBP) and identified
business processes, tasks, and activities as well as formal business and functional requirements for
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development of a personnel performance management and evaluation automated information gathering,
analysis, and assessment system.
PROGRAMMATIC COMPLIANCE (DIRECT PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST
MANAGEMENT SUPPORT) BUDGET FORMULATION AND EXECUTION SUPPORT TO THE AUTOMATED
INFORMATION SYSTEM (AIS) TEAM, ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT BRANCH (AMB), OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
INFORMATION OFFICER (OCIO) IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) [DECEMBER 1998
– MARCH 2003] (PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING (PMC), INC.)
Provided support to the INS portfolio and project managers in meeting their AIS budget formulation and
business case development requirements. Efforts included:
o Provided portfolio and financi al management support for the formulation of Automated
Information System (AIS) budget formulation and budget execution request for eight established
agency Information Technology Investment Portfolios (Infrastructure Program Portfolio,
Immigration Services Program Portfolio, Inspections Program Portfolio, Enforcement Program
Portfolio, Biometrics Program Portfolio, Corporate Information Systems Program Portfolio,
Management Systems Program Portfolio, and Information Resources Management (IRM)
Operations Portfolio) established to support some 165 individual automated information systems.
o Develop data and information gathering sequences and checklist to ensure and to facilitate
immediate gathering of the requisite data and information and the progressive repr esentation in the
AIS for: overall program management, information technology, financial investment management
and information technology investment management, risk analysis, cost estimating, and cost -to-
benefit analysis. Efforts were designed to provide justification to higher headquarters (Justice
Management Division (JMD), Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Justice
(DOJ))
o Assisted in review and development of the AIS and business case documentation: mission need
statements, requirements gathering requirements traceability matrix, market surveys for initial
alternatives analysis, feasibility studies for determination of feasible alternatives, life cycle costs
estimates, risk assessments, Cost Benefit Analysis (CBAs), and the overall b usiness case for
validation of the IT investment decision and alternative selected.
Provided project management, information technology and engineering expertise and IT investment
management support to the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Info rmation Technology (IT)
Investment Management Team. In this capacity provided support to the efforts of INS to develop effective
and efficient Federal IT Investment management practices, policies, processes, and procedures consistent
with Clinger Cohen legislation and other specific capital investment guidance provided by the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB). Efforts included:
o Establishment of an INS-wide IT performance management program,
o Creation of a comprehensive IT project “universe of knowledge” consisting of all data and
information pertinent to the full life cycle of all information technology projects within the
agency;
o Support of continuing Automated Information System (AIS) Request development and approvals.
o Support of continuing Automated Information System (AIS) Request development and approvals.
(The DOJ AIS process is the equivalent to the Exhibit 300 process).
o Providing support to the INS in transitioning from the Department of Justice AIS process to the
evolving Information Technology and Investment Management (ITIM) process.
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PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE FEDERAL
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (FFMS) PROGRAM, OFFICE OF FINANCE (OOF), IMMIGRATION AND
NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) [DECEMBER 1998 – MARCH 2003] (PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
CONSULTING (PMC), INC.)
Provided support to the Federal Financial Management System (FFMS) Project Office, a $100 million
project supporting the Office of Finance in establishing an enterprise -wide financial and administrative
management system.
Participated in the development of post-award analysis for the development of system requirements for
specific module and interfaces to the FFMS core application.
Conducted a detailed analysis and cost estimation for locating the FFMS system within the Justice
Management Division (JMD) data centers and evaluated the potential for developing documentation
including acquisition planning, requirements analysis, alternatives analysis, and the Request for
Proposals (RFP) for acquisitio n of a new hardware platform for FFMS.
PORTFOLIO, PROGRAM, AND PROJECT; AND TOTAL COST MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE SERVICE
TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE RESOURCES (STARS) INDEFINITE DELIVERY/INDEFINITE QUANTITY (IDIQ)
CONTRACT OVERSIGHT AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
(OCIO), IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS) [DECEMBER 1998 – MARCH 2003]
(PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING (PMC), INC.)
Provided project management, information technology (IT), and acquisition expertise to the
Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) Headquarters Acquisition Management Branch
(HQAMB). Supported post-award contract administration of the Service Technology Alliance
Resources (STARS) multiple award Performance task order solicitation and awar d.
Participated in the development of post award task order development of Statements of Work (SOWs),
evaluation guidelines and source selection plan, task order competition schedules, and the Request for
Competitive Proposals (RFCP) for the Enforcement ta sk order.
Participated in the development of pre-award documentation including acquisition planning,
requirements analysis, alternatives analysis, and the Request for Proposals (RFP) for acquisition of a
new hardware platform for FFMS.