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Business Portfolios

NIWC Pacific competencies are represented within our Business Portfolio’s below:


Battlespace Awareness
The Battlespace Awareness Portfolio is focused on the development and delivery of capabilities to improve the Navy's understanding of our potential adversaries - their strengths, their weaknesses, their operational tendencies, the way they make decisions, how quickly those decisions are made - the location, movements and activities of any coalition or neutral parties - and to also improve our understanding of the environment - oceanographic, meteorological, space weather, the status of the electromagnetic spectrum, and how those environmental conditions will impact our operations.

Business and Force Support
Focuses on engineering, development, support and sustainment of business and force support applications used in the conduct of business and force support functions. Includes systems of systems integration and testing of application software, cloud computing, virtualization, hardware and smart devices. Design, build, and maintain Navy-designated computing environments and computing infrastructure. Involvement in related green initiatives and environmental initiatives. Engineering and integration of force protection and force support systems, applications, hardware and software to ensure force protection capabilities.

Decision Superiority
Capability focus areas include a wide array of Command and Control-related functional areas, such as software development, wargaming and experimentation, command center design and engineering, tactical data link support, and C2 system support.

Discovery and Invention
Science and Technology basic and Applied Research initiatives are found in all technical areas. These S&T initiatives represent "venture capital" for future technologies. Supporting activities in this portfolio ensure research is forecast, demonstrated, and transitioned, in partnership with industry and academia to provide a mechanism for transferring technology from Navy labs to commercial applications. Other elements of this portfolio include Marine Mammal Systems and outreach to the next generation of STEM professionals.

Integrated Cyber Operations
Focuses on the development of technical cyber capabilities to ensure the nation’s DoD and naval information and information systems are available when called upon. This includes cybersecurity and offensive cyber expertise and capability development in the following areas: cryptographic, key management and CDS engineering; cybersecurity architecture and engineering; computer network defense; assessments of cyber risk to mission; risk management; penetration testing; and offensive tool development.

Portfolio Coordinator, Indo-Pacific
Code H manages projects in all business portfolios for the Pacific area of operations. Local Portfolio leads team with their respective Center Portfolio managers, facilitated by the Code H Portfolio Coordinator. Has an established C4I/MILCON sub portfolio that helps oversee, coordinate and standardize C4I work being executed in concert with military construction projects.

Product, Installation and In-Service Support (PII)
The PII portfolio furnishes support to full rate production systems transitioned into operations, maintenance and sustainment lifecycle.

The services included in this portfolio include, but are not limited to:
  • In-Service Engineering Activity (ISEA)
  • C4I Systems Help Desk, Training and Integrated Logistics
  • Repair, restoration and test equipment
  • Sensor and indicator calibration and restoration
  • Installation design, services and management
  • Production of repetitive builds
  • In-service support, obsolescence management and sustainment engineering for fielded systems

Production in this portfolio is intended for repeatable builds that clearly take advantage of the economies of scale of repeatable manufacturing and life-cycle support processes. It is not intended for one-of-a-kind implementations.

Transport and Computing Infrastructure (TCI)


The TCI portfolio is dedicated to the engineering development and service Integrated Product Teams for network and computing. Examples of the services provided by TCI include, but are not limited to:
  • Common Computing Environment
  • Terrestrial Telecommunications
  • Tactical Network Infrastructure Management
  • Data Transport (LAN, BAN, WAN, Wireless, QoS)
  • Processing Capacity (Servers, PCs, Blades)
  • SATCOM, LOS RF, Wireless, Free Space Optical, Anti-jam COMMS
  • Voice and Video
  • Physical Plant (Racks, Cables, Trays)

This includes the large scale engineering required to field commodity/commercial computing and network devices and software in a military ship board and shore environment such as Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise Services. TCI also includes engineering and development for specialty networking and wireless communication devices and systems.

This includes the large scale engineering required to field commodity/commercial computing and network devices and software in a military ship board and shore environment such as Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise Services. TCI also includes engineering and development for specialty networking and wireless communication devices and systems.

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