| November 2007 | September 2007 |
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General Dynamics Awarded $83 Million Contract to Develop and Produce Navy Common Enterprise Display Systems...[View Full Article]
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Maps Show Geographic Origins of Disease Using maps to show the geographic origins of disease is... [View Full Article]
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| March 2007 | March 2007 |
Second Fleet - The Concept of Operations (CONOPS)Second Fleet - The Concept of Operations (CONOPS) for the Navy’s Maritime Headquarters with Maritime Operations Center (MHQ with MOC) was signed by the Commander, US Fleet Forces Command (USFFC). This marks the culmination of a year-long effort by the KCG-INC team to formulate and coordinate this ground-breaking publication, and we were there at the point of the spear. KCG members traveled from San Diego to Bahrain to synchronize doctrine between all the component and numbered fleet commanders and principal headquarters. |
General Dynamics Corporation-Advanced Information Systems (GD-AIS)CEDS - KCG is again working with the General Dynamics Corporation-Advanced Information Systems (GD-AIS) to provide our unique expertise to meet DoD requirements. We are helping them develop the architecture framework, using DODAF, for the Navy’s Common Enterprise Display System (CEDS). The Navy will use CEDS for surface combatants, submarines and aircraft. It is designed to operate in an Open Architecture Computing Environment (OACE) where it can effectively communicate with any operating system or program. |
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| February 2007 | January 2007 |
Command & Control of Joint Maritime OperationsKCG is on point for 2nd Fleet’s effort to coordinate the further development of Joint Publication 3-32 (Command and Control of Joint Maritime Operations). This work will ensure that doctrine relating to joint maritime operations will be compliant across all functional areas relating to that warfare arena.
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 General Dynamics Corporation-Advanced Information Systems (GD-AIS)CEDS - KCG is again working with the General Dynamics Corporation-Advanced Information Systems (GD-AIS) to provide our unique expertise to meet DoD requirements. We are helping them develop the architecture framework, using DODAF, for the Navy’s Common Enterprise Display System (CEDS). The Navy will use CEDS for surface combatants, submarines and aircraft. It is designed to operate in an Open Architecture Computing Environment (OACE) where it can effectively communicate with any operating system or program. |
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| January 2007 | December 2006 |
FHI - We had an extremely successful trip to three countries in Africato perform a proof-of-process for Family Health International, supporting their HIV/AIDS programs there. We went there to demonstrate the usefulness of Geographic Information System (GIS) and how it will benefit their efforts battling the AIDS pandemic on the continent and around the world. |
KCG continues to be an integral member of the teamdeveloping the Maritime Headquarters with Maritime Operations Center (MHQ with MOC) concept development (CONOP) at Second Fleet. This effort has been completed and is being routed for signature by Commander Fleet Forces Command and then the Vice Chief of Naval Operations. The document represented a significant effort on behalf of the KCG team with Tim Sorber, Paul Danks, Mike Episcopo, Matt Streeter, John Mitchell and Kevin Merritt, all contributing to the final version. Bravo Zulu to all for their efforts rapidly incorporating significant fleet feedback to meet the aggressive deadlines. |
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| September 2006 | |
KCG wins a bid with Family Health International (FHI)to support efforts to help combat the spread of the Acquired Immune Deficiency (AIDS) virus in Africa. KCG’s team of expert system engineers, analysts and program managers will utilize the application of Global Information Systems capability to assist FHI with its critical efforts for strategic planning and operational resource allocation. The KCG team will indoctrinate and assist field FHI specialists in an upcoming effort to utilize GIS capability for data product production, display and analysis services to help track and identify AIDS trends in the field. Some of our team’s past projects include: GIS analysis of Hurricane Isabel
GIS analysis of tornado relief
GIS analysis of the western coast of South America from the mouth of the Amazon to Buenos Aires, Argentina
GIS analysis of the Caribbean Sea
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| September 2006 | |
Commander Second Fleet Maritime Headquarterswith Maritime Operating Center (MHQ w/ MOC) Project Maintains Headway.KCG’s team of operators and systems engineers remain fully engaged with this critical effort to support Commander Second Fleet’s efforts to operationalize this critical capability. In September, KCG’s team accomplished the following: 
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| July 2006 | |
 Corporate Headquarters OpeningKCG opens its Virginia Beach Corporate Headquarters at 2488 North Landing Road, Suite 111, Virginia Beach, VA 23456. The office telephone number is (757) 721 - 5040. The office fax number is (757) 689 0123. The new office will serve as a headquarters for the CEO and COO, and will serve as an office for our financial, administrative, contract management and security staff. The "Headquarters" will also serve as support for space for our consulting team and employees for their activities supporting our various clients. |
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| May 2006 | |
KCG wins Northrop Grumman omnibus contractsupporting Combat Direction Systems Activity (CDSA) Dam Neck effort Commander Second Fleet to support the development of Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP), and integration of systems for the Maritime Headquarters. This includes Operational Knowledge Management (KM), Subject Matter Expert (SME), and Software Engineering Support as required to support installation, assessment, and optimization of the Collaboration Information Environment (CIE) with associated Distributed Communications Network that enables Commander SECONDFLT (C2F) |
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| April 2006 | |
Paul Danks joins the KCG team.CAPT Paul Danks, USN (ret.) has joined the KCG team as a lead Senior Systems Analyst. Paul brings with him 30 years of Navy and Joint experience including Command at Sea and Destroyer Squadron Commander tours. |
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| March 2006 | |
Klett Consulting Group Inc. supported an emergent requirement from Commander Second Fleet |
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