COMPILE TO COMBAT IN 24 HOURS REQUIREMENT FOR HIGH RISK ESCALATIONS AND IT PROCUREMENT REQUESTS:

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NAVADMIN 263/19 NAVY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROCUREMENT REQUEST FISCAL YEAR 2020 GUIDELINES
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R 011603Z APR 19
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SUBJ/COMPILE TO COMBAT IN 24 HOURS REQUIREMENT FOR HIGH RISK ESCALATIONS AND 
IT PROCUREMENT REQUESTS//

REF/A/NAVADMIN 315/18/R 212224Z DEC 18//
REF/B/LTR/DDSISO(N)/01FEB19//
REF/C/DOC/CNO WASHINGTON DC/N2N6/19OCT18//
REF/D/DOC/SPAWAR SAN DIEGO CA/14SEP18//
REF/E/MTG/INFORMATION ASSURANCE TECHNICAL ADVISORY BOARD/19SEP18//
NARR/REF A IS NAVADMIN 315/18, TRANSFORMING OUR END-TO-END INFORMATION 
ENVIRONMENT COMPILE TO COMBAT IN 24 HOURS (C2C24) IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK.
REF B IS THE EMAIL TO ALL NAVY ECHELON II CIO AND ASN(RDA) DISTRIBUTION 
GIVING ADVANCED NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT FOR C2C24 POAMS WITH HRE SUBMISSION 
BEGINNING 1 APRIL 2019.
REF C IS THE NAVY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROCUREMENT REQUEST POLICY.
REF D IS THE SPAWAR C2C24 IMPLEMENTATION STANDARD, DOCUMENTS APPLICATION AND 
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICATION /CONTENT OWNERS TO TRANSITION 
TO MODERN CLOUD-BASED CONTAINERIZED SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS FOR NAVY SYSTEMS 
SUPPORTING WARFIGHTING, BUSINESS, NAVY INTELLIGENCE, AND ENTERPRISE 
INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT MISSION AREAS, AND MANDATES DATA STANDARDIZATION VIA 
THE EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE
(XML) STANDARD.
REF E WAS THE INFORMATION ASSURANCE TECHNICAL ADVISORY BOARD (IA TAB) 
DECISION ON ADOPTION OF EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE (XML) AS THE NAVY DATA 
STANDARD.// POC/GURLEY/DP 2210-04/OPNAV N2N6G5/E-MAIL:
stephen.r.gurley1@navy.mil/
TEL: 571-256-8522/DSN: 260-8522//
POC/KELLEY/GS-15/OPNAV N2N6G5/E-MAIL: peter.kelley@navy.mil/
TEL: 571-256-8509/DSN: 260-8509//
POC/WALKER/GG-15/OPNAV N2N6G32/E-MAIL: joseph.t.walker@navy.mil/
TEL: 571-256-8543/DSN: 260-8543//

RMKS/1.  This NAVADMIN updates submission requirements for the Navy High Risk 
Escalation (HRE) and Information Technology (IT) procurement processes 
effective 1 April 2019.

2.  HRE Submission Changes:  All systems submitting HRE requests must provide 
their system, application, or portal Plan of Action and Milestones (POAMs) as 
directed in references (a) and (b).  Systems, applications and portals that 
do not have a C2C24 POAM will not be considered by the HRE Advisory Group 
(HREAG).  This is an important step in modernizing systems, applications, and 
portals to eliminate Cybersecurity vulnerabilities in legacy systems.  By 
applying resources to modernizing these systems, applications, and portals, 
we speed secure capability delivery and eliminate current cybersecurity 
threats.
    a.  All systems, applications, and portals, including those being 
decommissioned with no replacement within two years, must be reported to 
ensure effective architecture and resource planning.
For systems that are being decommissioned, documentation submitted must show 
funding is not continuing on the legacy system beyond the two-year transition 
period.
    b.  If a system, application, or portal within the C2C24 scope is being 
replaced with a newer version or another system, application or portal, and 
the fielding plan is within two years, then the C2C24 transition POAM will 
reflect compliance with the references (d) and
(e) for that replacement.

3.  The requirement to provide a C2C24 POAM does not apply to circuits or 
ONE-NET/NMCI/CANES network transport infrastructure (i.e., switches, routers, 
or network appliances like Palo Alto, InfoBlox for DNS).  It does apply to 
all servers hosting applications or content on those networks.

4.  Information Technology Procurement Request (ITPR) Submission
Changes:  ITPRs in support of IT systems, applications, and portals without 
completed C2C24 POAMs will be disapproved at all approval levels.

5.  Released by VADM Matthew J. Kohler, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for 
Information Warfare, OPNAV N2N6.//

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