Guam Defense Development

Guam on-island Cyber team coordinates local network defense activities and assumes responsibility to defend onsite assets from active or imminent cyberspace threats in the event of degraded communication conditions. This Budget Project provides the oversight and inter-Agency/Service coordination for Cyber activities needed for integrating a capability to defend Guam against ballistic, hypersonic, and cruise missile attack. Specific and/or unique accomplishments to each FY are as follows:

PWS contains non-headquarters management costs in support of MDA functions and activities across the entire Missile Defense System. These functions include Government Civilians and Contract Support Services. This effort provides integrity and oversight of the Missile Defense System as well as supports MDA in the development and evaluation of technologies that will respond to the changing threat. Additionally, PWS includes personnel to support global deployments performing deployment site preparation and activation, and provides facility capabilities for MDA Executing Agent locations worldwide. Other MDA wide costs include: physical and technical security; civilian drug testing; audit readiness; the STEM program; legal services and settlements; travel and agency training; office, equipment, vehicle, and warehouse leases; utilities and base operations across multiple geographic locations; commercial and ancillary facility services; management of all facility aspects regardless of lifecycle stage; supplies and maintenance; compliance with statutory environmental requirements; data and unified communications support; materiel and readiness and central property management of equipment; the FSRM program to keep the Department's inventory of facilities in good working order; and similar operating expenses. PWS is allocated on a pro-rata basis across most Agency PEs; therefore, fluctuates per PE by FY based on the total Agency budget in that FY. Specific and/or unique accomplishments to each FY are as follows:

Develop, procure, deliver, and integrate distributed land-based radar capability for use in acquiring, tracking, identifying, and discriminating threats to Guam, including the necessary on-island support equipment for power, data communications to Aegis Guam system, cooling, and environmental protection. Provide transportation, delivery, integration, testing, operations, and limited spares. Planned activities include: - Develop land-based radar system. - Fabricate radar system component acquisition, including Active Electronically Scanned Array antenna subsystems, power conversion and storage subsystems, mission processing subsystems, and radar signal processing subsystems for multiple distributed operating locations. - Design and acquisition of radar environmental protection (Radomes & Mission Module Complexes). Specific and/or unique accomplishments to each FY are as follows:

Provides the program management oversight and inter-Agency/Service coordination to integrate a capability to defend Guam against ballistic and cruise missile attack. Activities involve coordination with the Office of Secretary of Defense Guam Joint Program Executive Office, USN, USA, United States Indo-Pacific Command, and the island of Guam to evaluate complex architecture integration activities. Specific and/or unique accomplishments to each FY are as follows:

The Environmental, Site Activation, and Advanced Planning accomplishment funds all efforts for Guam defense to complete the environmental impacts and assessments as required by federal Laws. Performs geotechnical, topographical, environmental, and unexploded ordnance efforts to support siting of Guam defense assets. Performs advance planning and site preparation for required military construction on Guam. Performs site activation and facilities sustainment. Activities include: - Conduct advance planning activities for Enhanced Integrated Air and Missile Defense site construction on Guam. - Conduct site activation and other on island support including procurement of site specific equipment. - Conduct environmental impact studies and assessments activities. - Conduct Munitions and Explosives of Concern (MEC) investigations and removal actions. Specific and/or unique accomplishments to each FY are as follows:

Provide Aegis Guam System (AGS) architecture and systems engineering activities necessary to provide an integrated air and missile defense system on Guam against ballistic missile threats. Activities include threat engineering, specifications development, software validation and verification, usage at development test sites, modeling and simulations, risk management, pre-mission test analysis, performance analysis, and baseline management and control. Activities include: - Conduct required system feasibility analysis. - Maintain Systems Modeling Language model to support AGS development and technical reviews. - Provide Modeling & Simulation (M&S) of advanced threats, including development of threat models and tools, and produce threat data for simulations. - Develop system-level design and specifications for Guam Defense. - Develop Guam-specific M&S framework updates and tailor core truth models for ground and flight test. - Develop and integrate of M&S required for Defense of Guam (DoG) performance assessment. - Provide system test requirements and planning documents for Guam defense. - Conduct accreditation activities for models and M&S framework to be used in DoG performance assessment. - Design & development of AGS enclosures and finalize transportation plans. - Design & development of Command, Control, Communications, Computers, & Intelligence enclosure, towers and integration plans. - Concept of Operations development for AGS, including electro-magnetic interference mitigation, and commercial air traffic de-confliction. - Development of training and logistics, including technical publications and transportation requirements, for support plans for AGS optimizes existing capabilities and easily adapted for Lead Service use. - AGS system requirements development, trace, and establish configuration management for coordination with all participating external agencies and organizations. - BMDS Test Site laboratory upgrades necessary to ensure DoG Surrogate/HWIL availability required for DoG Program baseline development, demonstrations and testing. - Development and Integration & Test laboratories upgrades necessary to ensure DoG Program integrated baseline development, demonstrations and testing at Original Equipment Manufacturer development, test and integration site. - Development of initial AGS technical publications necessary to inform the design, development, installation and maintenance activities in a format to be used as the basis for final facilities design and for reference in future warfighter decisions. - Shipment of materials/parts/systems/sub-systems necessary to establish the Development and Integration & Testing laboratories, as well as equipment delivery to Guam in support of FEM-02 conducted December 2024. - Define AGS requirements necessary to achieve compliance with Missile Defense System requirements and participate in DoG requirements review including element level, as well as Multi-Element level integration testing. - Conduct Aegis compliance threat space and performance analysis to inform requirements development and optimize AGS performance as a part of the overall Guam Defense architecture that will leverage Army systems to support SM-6 EoR capability. - Design and code of new electronic protection techniques that take advantage of solid-state radar technologies. - Design and development of new radar adaptation data, fire control calculation changes to support remote launchers, encrypted communication methods between AGS components, and modular Guam Defense System Operations Center components. - Coordinate with external stakeholders and agencies supporting AGS weapons system requirements for Satellite Communications interoperability and Internet Protocol services. - Develop detailed system-level design and interface specifications for Guam Defense. - Conduct AGS Cyber Security Testing. - Develop and provide specifications to integrate Flight Experiment Mission -02 site into larger Guam Defense System. - Design and development of AGS SM-6 EoR capability that is reliant on the Army systems supporting the overall engagement performance. Specific and/or unique accomplishments to each FY are as follows: