About PEO IWS

ABOUT US

PEO IWS provides the program management and system engineering expertise spanning across the Acquisition Life Cycle of the services, solutions, and products we provide to the Fleet to meet warfighter requirements across the Space, Air, Land, Surface/Subsurface and Cyber domains.

Our engineering and acquisition experts partner closely with Industry, Academia, Service Laboratories and Field Activities to produce reliable and effective combat systems to meet current and emerging threats. PEO IWS leads the open architecture initiative and develops systems for the Navy, other military services and our allies.

With an enterprise-wide focus, PEO IWS manages and coordinates the design, procurement, and lifetime support
of integrated combat systems. Our systems include missiles, radars, launchers, electronic warfare systems, undersea warfare systems, gun systems, and combat systems.

Achieving the Navy’s goal of acquiring and maintaining the Battle Force is a challenging task requiring the finest and
best trained workforce. PEO IWS accepts that challenge and works as a team to ensure that our Navy’s needs
are met by acquiring the best and most cost-effective integrated weapons systems for our ships, submarines, and aircraft, both today for our in-service and for our future new construction ships.

PEO IWS STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

Fleet Focused — Provide safe, effective, technologically superior and usable combat systems.

Drive Affordability — Identify efficiencies, target affordability, control cost growth and shorten cycle-time for the delivery of capabilities.

Apply System Rigor — Apply system Engineering Leadership and principles that will enforce traceability from requirement definition to fleet support.

Develop our Workforce — Prepare the organization for future success by providing mentoring, training and career management for IWS with ethics as our foundation.

PRODUCT LINE MAJOR PROGRAM MANAGERS (MPMS)

Responsible for the development, acquisition, testing, delivery and lifecycle management of safe, effective, and best value combat system components and systems. They direct and manage System & Component Developers to implement systems that comply with Government-defined interfaces and requirements to support a particular product line (e.g., radar system, sonar, gun, etc.) to ensure that their products and services operate seamlessly with shipboard, joint, and allied systems.

IWS 2.0
Above Water Sensors

Responsible for the development and procurement of above water sensors for Navy ships. This includes radio detection and ranging (RADAR) systems, decoy systems as well as other various sensors. (AMDR, SPY-1, DBR, AN/ SPY-6, SPQ-9B, SLQ-32, SEWIP, AOEW, EO/IR, NULKA, Decoys, HELIOS)

IWS 3.0
Surface Ship Weapons

Responsible for the design, development, procurement, and maintenance of a wide variety of surface ship weapons systems that integrate seamlessly with the Navy’s current and future combat systems. (SM 2/6, RAM, CIWS, ESSM)

IWS 5.0
Undersea Systems

Responsible for the development and procurement of integrated undersea sensors and combat systems. This includes advanced sensors and sonar processing for submarine and surface ship combat systems as well as integrated Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) command and control systems for surface ships and aircraft carriers. (AN/SQQ-89, USW-DSS)

IWS 6.0
Command & Control

Responsible for the development and procurement of programs that provide network-centric warfare and joint-tracking capabilities while making the systems compatible with an open systems architecture environment and are joint-interoperable. (CEC, MIPS, AN/BSN-2, AN/WSN-8/8A, AN/WSN-9, AN/WSN-7B RLG, SCALABLE ECDIS-N)

IWS 11.0
Terminal Defense Systems

A lightweight, high firepower system for ship self-defense against current and evolving threats. A cooperative program between the US and Germany. (RAM GML, SeaRAM, CIWS, RAM BLK 1, RAM BLK 2)

IWS 12.0
NATO Seasparrow

A joint international military and industrial consortium with the distinction of being the largest and longest running cooperative smart defense initiative in NATO history. (ESSM BLK 1, ESSM BLK 2, RIM-7/MK57 NSSMS)CS)

INTEGRATED COMBAT SYSTEMS (ICS) MAJOR PROGRAM MANAGER

Responsible for the planning, development, upgrade and evolution of their surface ship combat systems, including fielding of production baselines, hardware refresh, system integration, software maintenance and evolution, logistics T&E, and certification.

IWS 1.0
AEGIS

Responsible for AEGIS Cruisers (CGs) and Destroyers (DDGs) in-service and new construction combat systems. Also responsible for Common Processor System (CPS), Common Display Systems (CDS), Joint Track Manager (JTM) and System Track Manager (STM)

IWS 1F
AEGIS Fleet Readiness

All matters related to AEGIS modernization and baseline upgrades within the fleet.

IWS 4.0
International and Foreign Military Sales

Responsible for procurement, and support of integrated combat systems and combat system elements for our international partners. Coordinates International initiatives and technology transfer policies for programs within PEO IWS.

IWS 80.0
Atalanta Combat Systems

Responsible for developing, integrating, delivering, and sustaining operationally dominant integrated combat systems to our Carrier, Amphibious, Littoral, and Unmanned Fleets.

IWS 9.0
DDG-1000, LCS, USCG, PC

Responsible for Total Ship Computing Environment (TSCE) DDG 1000 new construction combat system manager, LCS combat system element integration manager, USCG Navy-type, Navy-owned (NTNO) combat system element manager, and in-service support manager for PCs and FFGs.

IWS X
Integrated Combat System Document Center

Implement modern computing technologies and processes to rapidly and continuously deliver capability to outplace the threat.

FIELD ACTIVITIES

Aegis Technical Representative
AEGIS TECHREP

Provides on-site technical oversight of the AEGIS Weapon Systems contractor and contributes to all phases of combat system research, development, production, acceptance, delivery, modernization and in-service support.

Surface Combat Systems Center (SCSC)
Wallops Island, Virginia

Provide live and simulated integrated warfare capabilities in a net-centric, maritime environment to develop, test, evaluate and conduct Fleet operations and training for the warfighter.