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DYNAMIS AT A GLANCE

Core Capabilities:

ANALYSIS AND DECISION SUPPORT

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

PLANNING & OPERATIONS

HUMAN CAPITAL AND

ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

TRAINING AND EXERCISES

Founded in 2008, Dynamis is an elite consulting firm that provides high end solutions to complex challenges and opportunities for senior decision makers. We do this by developing and implementing emerging and proven tools and techniques to empower leaders in the public and the private sectors.

DIVERSE NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION CODES (NAICS)

✓ R&D in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (541712)✓ Security Consulting Services (541690)✓ Engineering Services (541330)✓ Custom Computer Programming Services (541511)✓ Educational Support (611710)✓ Administrative and General Management (541611)✓ Human Resources (541612)✓ Marketing Services (541613)✓ Management Consulting (541618)

DIVERSE CLIENTELE

✓ Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) J3/J7, J9, J10✓ DHS Science & Technology Directorate Plum Island Animal Disease Center✓ DHS National Programs and Protection Directorate (NPPD) ✓ Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) CBRNE✓ Port of Tacoma Maritime Transportation Disaster Recovery Exercise✓ Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD)✓ Office of the Secretary of Defense, Office of Net Assessment✓ Unexploded Ordnance Center of Excellence (UXOCOE)✓ US Army TACOM –Guardian Sustainment ✓ Air National Guard Emergency Management✓ Belgium Ministry of the Interior, Health, Police✓ Brazil MoD CTEX - CBRNe

Innovative Solutions for a Safer World

C O R P O R AT E C A PA B I L I T Y

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ANALYSIS & DECISION SUPPORT✓ CBRNe Decision Support Tools✓ Big Data Solutions✓ Business Case Development✓ Data Warehousing✓ Meta-Data Analysis and Management✓ Modeling & Simulation✓ Net Assessment✓ Visual Analytics

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

PLANNING & OPERATIONS✓ Preparedness/Mitigation ✓ Modeling and Simulation✓ Public Outreach and Education✓ Risk and Vulnerability Assessment

HUMAN CAPITAL & ORGANIZATIONAL

DEVELOPMENT✓ Change Management✓ Competency Development✓ Executive Leadership Coaching✓ Organizational Assessment & Redesign✓ Process Analysis & Redesign✓ Strategic Planning & Implementation

CORE CAPABILITIESINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY✓ Application Design & Development✓ Database Management✓ Enterprise Architecture✓ Strategy Development & Implementation✓ Systems Operations and Maintenance✓ Technology Analysis & Assessment✓ Sensor Integration & Dashboard Display✓ Certified Microsoft Product Developer

✓ Certified ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management

TRAINING AND EXERCISES✓ All Hazards Training and Exercises✓ Classroom / Synchronous / Instructor led✓ Distance / Asynchronous / Independent

Study Training✓ Training & Exercise Program Development✓ Technology Enabled Training & Exercises✓ Training Management & Evaluation✓ HSEEP/ICS


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Dynamis’ IT solutions enhance performance and improve operational processes. We utilize commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS), government-off-the-shelf (GOTS), and customized software to ensure program success. Dynamis will support your program throughout its lifecycle, including as a strong and vocal advocate for federal programs to ensure user adoption. Dynamis is known for developing and implementing tools that empower leaders in the public and private sectors.

IT ANALYSIS AND DECISION SUPPORT CAPABILITIES

▪ Agile Software Application Design and Development▪ Enterprise Architecture▪ Systems Operations and Maintenance▪ Microsoft Certified Partner as Silver Application developers▪ Full software development lifecycle experience, focused on database driven applications▪ MS Certified staff, including MS Access, SQL Server and Microsoft .NET MVC, SharePoint, MySQL and MongoDB▪ Information Accreditation (IA) and Certification in Federal computing environments▪ Web, mobile and laptop applications, including data synchronization across platforms for multiple-user access ▪ Experience fielding small to large, national level systems in federal IT environments ▪ Sensor System Integration and Dashboard Display▪ Cloud Collaboration Solutions for Common Operating Picture, Incident Management and CBRNE Response▪ Technology Analysis and Assessment▪ Certified ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management▪ Exercise Management Tools ▪ Big Data Solutions▪ Meta-Data Analysis and Management▪ Modeling and Simulation

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Dynamis has extensive experience in the development and maintenance of IT applications running on federal servers, focused on agency-specific needs. Our IT project managers, business analysts, application developers, testers, trainers, and support personnel work alongside our customers in the field, allowing them to understand our customer’s mission and users’ needs. Dynamis’ experience and credentials include:

SERVER-BASED DEVELOPMENT

Microsoft .NET

C#/Visual Basic

ASP.NET MVC

.NET Core

WPF

SQL Server

MySql/Oracle

MongoDB

INTERNET INFORMATION SERVER

SharePoint

Python

Node.js

Java

CLOUD HOSTING

AWS, AWS GovCloud

Azure

USER INTERFACE AND CLIENT-SIDE DEVELOPMENT

Kendo UI

HTML5/CSS

JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPMENT

jQuery

Angular

React

Redux

Bootstrap

Knockout

MOBILE DEVELOPMENT (IOS, ANDROID)

Xamarin

jQuery mobile

Ionic

Kendo UI

GIS DEVELOPMENT

OpenLayers

ArcGIS

ThinkGeo


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DYNAMIS’ TECHNOLOGY MILESTONES

▪ DYNAMIS R&D HIGHLIGHTS/PROJECTS/PAST PERFORMANCE: Two decades of technological achievements and support of our Federal, State, Local Government and Commercial partners. Whether providing one of our COTS products or building custom solutions based on requirements, Dynamis will be involved in every step; development, deployment, training and sustainment support.

▪ 1999 – COBRA software was our first software development contract and has been in continual use for nearly twenty years.

▪ 2002 – FBI deploys COBRA Kits to all US bomb squads nationwide

▪ 2004 – JPEO-CBD GUARDIAN IPP deploys COBRA as CBRN DSS to bases CONUS and OCONUS

▪ 2012 – Brazil MoD chooses COBRA as CBRN C4I system for High Visibility Events nationwide

▪ 2013 – Air National Guard deploys COBRA Ability to Survive and Operate (ATSO) toolset nationwide

▪ 2014 – COBRA Chem/Rad sensor monitoring deployed at 2014 FIFA World Cup and 2016 Rio Olympics

▪ 2015 – Dynamis chosen to develop Big Data solution - House Appropriations Ledger (HAL) software

▪ 2015 – OSD Office of Net Assessment choses Dynamis to create ATHENA Big Data analytical tool

▪ 2015 – Belgium Awards National Incident Command Management System (ICMS) contract to COBRA

▪ 2017 – Belgium ICMS deploys new Hospital Bed Availability Module in COBRA

▪ 2017 – COBRA’s Resource/Asset Tracking System deployed for Tour de France


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CASE STUDY: JPEO-CBD GUARDIAN IPP -2004-2012

Situation: COBRA was chosen by the JPM-G Installation Protection Program as the CBRN decision software in 2004 and continued supporting the program till IPP ended in 2012. COBRA was deployed to all IPP bases to serve as the CBRNe decision support tool. COBRA supported 3rd party developer support and integration with COTS systems such as AtHoc and DesktopAlert, as well as GOTS systems such as JEM JIP4C2, JPM-IS JCID sensors to display data.

Action: COBRA team conducted onsite user trainings for basesCONUS and OCONUS. COBRA staff also supported CATS, ALOHA,MARPLOT and CAMEO training. COBRA team continued to updateand customize COBRA to meet Guardian mission and developednew tools specifically in accordance with JPEO-CBD requirements.

Result: While many products were swapped out during Guardianlifecycle, COBRA remained and continued to evolve to meet newrequirements. COBRA team gained valuable past performancegathering DoD customer requirements and developing, customizingdeploying, training and supporting software solutions worldwide.

COBRA received consistent score of 4.9 out of 5 on satisfactionsurveys conducted by SAIC of Guardian IPP bases.

Upon the end of Guardian Installation Protection Program, US ArmyTACOM took over sustainment of COBRA software, which is still inuse today.


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CASE STUDY: AIR NATIONAL GUARD EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT/CBRNE

Situation: COBRA was deployed to 70+ Air National Guard bases for Emergency Management & CBRNE response. Contract began in 2010 and continues today.

Action: Via remote DCS and on site, Dynamis supported the establishment of base-hosted servers to create a base-wide Common Operating Picture solution. Based on ANG requirements, COBRA team developed the Ability to Survive and Operate (ATSO) Toolset. Initially designed for Military Installations to respond and recover after an attack or natural disaster, this powerful web based toolset also meets the needs of civilian First Responders when dealing with incidents such as Active Shooter, Hazmat Spill, Bomb Threat, Campus Security and Major Storm Restoration of Operations. ATSO allows users to create color coded “zones” within an area, from a school campus to a sports stadium to a military installation. ATSO facilitates dispatching and tracking of response teams to survey and clear those zones. ATSO can be used for Operational Readiness Exercises and Inspections.

ATSO toolset includes Post Attack Reconnaissance (PAR) teams and reporting, Casualties Reporting, Facility and equipment damages, UXO reporting, Contamination reporting, S.A.L.U.T.E. -Enemy Action reporting, PAR team status tracking, UCC (Unit Control Center) screens, Zone status tracking, MOPP and MOPP modifier status, INFOCON and FPCON status.

Result: COBRA toolset continues to grow and meet new and emerging ANG requirements.


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Situation: Dynamis provided training and exercise support services to FEMA’s Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, Radiological and Explosives (CBRNE) Office’s Domestic Emergency Support Team (DEST) – an interagency, consequence management team, tasked with providing expert guidance and support to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) during a credible Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) threat or incident. Prior to Dynamis’ support, the DEST had never conducted a no-notice functional exercise to enhance the team’s operational readiness.

Action: Following HSEEP guidelines, Dynamis developed a multiyear Training and Exercise Plan (TEP) for the DEST, which included a mix of workshops, drills, seminars, tabletop and functional exercises. It increased in complexity and aimed to evaluate and improve the operational readiness of its interagency participants. Using Dynamis’ exercise design and conduct expertise, we designed and conducted the first no-notice functional exercise (September 2014), followed by another the following year.

Result: The functional exercises allowed Dynamis to identify capability gaps and areas of improvement for the DEST. As part of the improvement planning process, Dynamis developed thorough corrective action plans that set the baseline for future training and exercise activities, enhancing the overall preparedness and mission readiness of the interagency team.

CASE STUDY – CBRN TRAINING AND EXERCISES

Dynamis’ Exercise Design Cycle


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Situation: The Brazil Army Command (BAC) Army Centro Tecnologico do Exercito (CTEX) chose COBRA in 2012 as their solution to effectively track and monitor chemical and radiological sensor data during large scale High Visibility Events (HVE’s) including the 2012 Rio+20 United Nations Conference, the 2013 Pope’s visit, the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games and for all HVE planning, training, and exercises.

Action: Using COBRA, Brazil connected over 2,000 COTS chemical and radiological sensors and display sensor data into a Geographic Information System (GIS)-driven Common Operating Picture (COP) dashboard. These sensors were carried by CTEX soldiers and security personnel to wirelessly send information back to regional and national EOCs through mobile phones and other wireless networks.

Result: Sensor readings were displayed in COBRA dashboards where the EOC was notified when a reading was above a preset alarm threshold. Alarms are noted as a color change on the sensor dashboard and through updates to the COP map.

CASE STUDY – BRAZIL HIGH VISIBILITY EVENTS

"During World Cup, all stadiums were monitored using COBRA software

by the Army in ten cities and Navy in two cities. The flexibility of COBRA

provided us the capacity to monitor our CBRN sensor networks and

deployed response teams at local Command and Control centers as well

as National C2 center in Brasília providing real time information about

largest CBRN defense operation ever deployed by the Brazilian MoD."

- Colonel Cel Paulo Malizia, Chefe da Divisão de Defesa QBN, Centro

Tecnológico do Exército

Real time sensor readings through COBRA during Rio World Cup & Olympics


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Situation: The nation of Belgium chose COBRA as their Crisis Information Management System to implement their nationwide Incident & Crisis Management System (ICMS). COBRA is used to track, document, and share crisis information associated with daily operations, special events, planning scenarios, exercises, and major crises. Under the direction of the GDCC and with guidance from Dynamis’ in country partner CEMAC, the COBRA team develops and enhances tools that meet Belgium’s requirements.

Action: Belgium uses COBRA as its single national repository for all emergency management related information. In addition, each Belgian jurisdiction receives access to COBRA for managing their emergency management plans, exercise plans, After Action Reports (AARs), planning scenarios, national GIS layers, national vulnerable/critical facility layers, hospital bed status information, and more online.

This program requires COBRA to display critical and vulnerable facilities on a map, allows agencies to upload and manage personal GIS map layers, allows up to 60,000+ users to access and update contact information, shares information between local communities and Federal users, supports four different languages (French, Dutch, German, and English) and integrates with military/federal map servers.

Result: As COBRA is deployed to 1,200 jurisdictions, 2,500 organizations, 4,000 active users accounts, and 60,000 emergency management related contacts it demonstrates our ability to deploy and support solutions at the national and even global level.

CASE STUDY – BELGIUM NATIONAL SYSTEM-ICMS

Belgium’s National Incident Management System – ICMS. Launched 2017▪ Custom Modules

▪ Hospital Bed Availability ▪ Evacuation Centers▪ Chemical Storage Sites▪ 60,000 Contacts▪ Emergency Management

Planner▪ National Mapping

Integration▪ Custom Map Icons▪ 600+ Response Agencies▪ Drone Integration

▪ Available in Four Languages:▪ English, Dutch, French,

German and soon Arabic


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Situation: COBRA was deployed to support the 2015 Union Cyclist International (UCI) World Road Cycling Championships in Richmond, VA and the 2017 Tour de France Cycling Race in Belgium. Both events consisted of multiple race routes spread over several days where COBRA provided a coordinated process for operational decisions and where information flow was critical.

Action: The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) used Dynamis’ COBRA Crisis Information Management System for capturing, sharing, and disseminating information to all response partners inside the EOC, Medical, Unified Command Centers, field operators and other critical stakeholders.

Result: Allowing users to select their own positions provided the ability to assign tasks and serve as a conduit of information for selected positions.

CASE STUDY – WORLD CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS US & EU

The entire EOC used the COBRA application to build a common operating picture—managing requests for resources, tasks, assistance and information—and provided alerts and notifications to field personnel about potential problems.

Race security was tracked through the COBRA Trackers and Resource/Asset Tracking System. Tracking included use of smart phones and specialized tracking hardware. Supporting agencies viewed data in Google Earth through the COBRA KML Live feed.


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SOFTWARE DESIGN - ATHENA SOFTWARE

ATHENA - Dynamis currently provides database and software development support to the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Office of Net Assessment (ONA) under the Analytical Tool of Historical and Emerging trends for Net Assessment (ATHENA) project.

Dynamis developed a multipurpose application that stores, filters, and depicts historical and projected (up to 20 years in the future) military equipment/weapon system trend data in 2D (and eventually 3D/4D formats) to support strategic military analysis. Thus far, Dynamis has successfully developed mechanisms for administering, ingesting and integrating structured National Equipment Inventory (NEI) trend data from multiple data sources into a SECRET-level version of the application.

In addition to data administration functionality, military analysts can generate 2D NEI trend graphs for various nations of interest using an intuitive GUI that efficiently filters and selects data they wish to display. Future work will focus on developing similar ingestion, filtering and visualization capabilities for equipment/weapon system characteristics and performance trend analysis.

OSD ATHENA - Software is constructed in an unclassified environment at Dynamis, using a .Net stack of tools for development. ATHENA utilizes SqlServer as the backend database and Entity Framework (EF) for its data access layer. The application business logic is accomplished through C# in tandem with a ASP.Net model-view-controller (MVC) framework running Internet Information Services (IIS) for the front end. The technical team uses several client-side technologies and frameworks, including HTML5/CSS3, BootStrap 3, KendoUI and JQuery. We anticipate adding additional client-side frameworks in future development, including D3.js and OpenLayer 3. The technical team maintains an unclassified version of the codebase, which integrates seamlessly with classified data sets when the code is ready to be deployed in the classified environment.

ATHENA development employs a multidisciplinary, cross-functional team of software developers, military analysts, and operational subject matter experts to accomplish its work for OSD ONA.


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The House Appropriations Ledger (HAL) system is designed to facilitate budget analysis during the annual appropriations process and is entering the final phase of development.

▪ The customers legacy system required formatting the data manually, wasting time, increasing errors, and limiting flexibility. The system also provided no access to historical data.

Dynamis developed a system that enabled…

▪ Table development

▪ Historical versioning and querying

▪ GPO Integration to separate data from presentation

▪ CBO Integration for scoring appropriation numbers

SOFTWARE DESIGN -HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS LEDGER (HAL)


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SOFTWARE DESIGN - COBRA SOFTWARE

A suite of digital tools to support CBRNe & All Hazards preparedness and resilience

➢ COBRA Software has been in continual use by the response community for 20 years

➢ Threat, venue, and event monitoring tools enabling unity of effort in command, communications, collaboration, decision support, and emergency response & recovery

➢ Common picture and integrated toolkit that enable users to see, understand, and act first, in daily operations and major events, from local incidents to national response

➢ Prepare, plan for, mitigate, respond to, and recover from all hazards using tools tailored to your environment, events, venues, organizations, businesses, and unique requirements

➢ Open architecture and flexible hosting; certified, high-level of security ▪ Situational awareness and decision support▪ Rapid alerting and real-time command▪ Mapping with live Chem/Rad sensor & drone data display▪ Multi-user logs, reports & asset tracking▪ Emergency plan access & real-time CBRNE models▪ Ability to Survive and Operate (ATSO) Module ▪ Damage assessment & recovery management▪ Physical Security ▪ Resource Management▪ Hazmat Reference and Research▪ Legacy and future system integration▪ Customized for your organization needs▪ A cloud based platform that serves as foundation to your next-generation ideas


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▪ Enhanced Incident List

▪ Enhanced Incident Creation

▪ Enhanced Incident Home Screen

▪ Enhanced Incident Timeline

▪ Enhanced Incident Sharing

▪ Enhanced Dashboards

▪ Enhanced Sensor Integration

▪ New Menu Link Support

▪ New Online Help

▪ Enhanced Position Log

▪ Enhanced Significant Events Log

▪ New Email Notification

▪ Enhanced Sensor Integration

▪ Locator

COBRA 2018 NEW FEATURES OVERVIEW

▪ Enhanced Map

▪ Enhanced Plume Manager

▪ New EM Plans Management Tool

▪ New Facilities and Critical Infrastructure Database

▪ New Chemical Storage Sites Database

▪ New Evacuation Centers / Shelters Database

▪ New Hospital and Bed Availability Database

▪ New System Search Screen

▪ New Points of Contact Database

▪ New Jurisdictions / Organizations Groups

▪ Enhanced Organization database

▪ Enhanced User Profile database

▪ Enhanced Administration Tools

▪ Enhanced Third Party Integration

▪ New Home Screen

COBRA 4.4.3.6 release represents a major release to our domestic market.


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Dynamis designs and delivers integrated training and exercise programs to meet specific outcomes or key performance indicators related to core competencies. Our proven training and exercise development processes allow us to design and produce high-quality programs under short suspense. Our training and exercise programs are designed to ensure that participants actively develop functional knowledge.

Our services include:

▪ Classroom / Synchronous / Instructor-Based Training

▪ Distance / Asynchronous / Independent Study Training

▪ Specialized Training

▪ Fire Suppression

▪ Emergency Medical Services

▪ Hazardous Materials / CBRNE / WMD

▪ Incident Management / Crisis Management / Consequence Management

▪ Training and Exercise Program Development & Management

▪ Technology-Enabled Training and Exercises

▪ Command level briefing support

▪ Operational Support for Live Events and Exercises (both onsite and remote)

▪ Enterprise Exercise Management Systems and Design Toolkits (Ability To Survive and Operate –ATSO)

TRAINING, EXERCISES AND EVENT SUPPORT


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HEADQUARTERS8260 Willow Oaks Corporate Dr.Suite 800Fairfax, Virginia 22031

703-465-4400

CVP, Business OperationsSam Mohs: [email protected]

CVP, Line OperationsTim Mahoney: [email protected]

Senior Principal and Director, Security SolutionsAlan Metzler: [email protected]

CONTACT USWWW.DYNAMIS.COM

Director, Defense & Intelligence SolutionsDavid Klain: [email protected]

Director, DHS & Civil Agencies SolutionsJeremy Makay: [email protected] Cox: [email protected]

Director, IT ServicesBrad Gardner: [email protected]

Corporate GrowthNeil Cohen: [email protected]

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