Contract Vehicles

Ephor Inc. accepts the following contract vehicles for flexible ordering through a variety of channels.

OPTARSS II
^{Operations, Planning, Training, and Resource Support Services II}

OPTARSS II is a master, indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (ID/IQ), multiple award task order contract. The contract is structured for maximum flexibility in providing for an expedited ordering process in order to satisfy the needs of operations customers throughout the Army and Department of Defense (DoD).

OPTARSS II contractors will provide support in the following eight primary task areas:

OPTARSS II Primary Task Areas

Task 1: Operational Planning
Task 2: Training
Task 3: Modeling and Simulation
Task 4: Flight Operations
Task 5: Mobilization Plans and Execution
Task 6: Deployment Operations
Task 7: Force Protection Program
Task 8: Transformation

Warfighter FOCUS

Warfighter FOCUS, Raytheon Technical Services. The Warfighter Field Operations Customer Support (FOCUS) program is a U.S. Army program under the Program Executive Office, Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, to consolidate operations and maintenance, systems integration and engineering support services for the Army’s live, virtual and constructive training systems. This vehicle supports Multiple Agency (Interagency) IDIQs and Single Agency (Agency Specific) IDIQs.

SATMO
^{Security Assistance Training Management Organization}

The United States Army Security Assistance Training Management Organization (usually referred to as simply “SATMO”) is a U.S. Army TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) element specifically organized to deploy Army Security Assistance Training Teams (SATTs) OCONUS (outside of the continental United States) to support overseas SAO (Security Assistance Organization) training objectives. SATMO deploys a wide range of teams, specifically tailored to achieve the objectives set by the SAO. SATT deployment is an involved process with key responsibilities for the SAO. Inherent complexities of security assistance (SA), coupled with increasing resource constraints associated with the downsizing of the Army, make it important for the SAO to contact SATMO early in the planning phase and maintain contact through mission completion.

The organization is attached to the US Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS) for operational oversight, and administrative and logistical support.

USASATMO’s mission includes forming, preparing, deploying, sustaining, and redeploying Security Assistance Teams composed of soldiers and civilians drawn primarily from CONUS based Army organizations. USASATMO is authorized direct coordination with CONUS and overseas commands and has broad tasking authority over all CONUS based Army assets.

MOBIS
^{Mission Oriented Business Integrated Services}

The MOBIS program offers a full range of management and consulting services that can improve a federal agency’s performance and their endeavor in meeting mission goals.

MOBIS contractors possess the necessary expertise to facilitate how the federal government responds to a continuous stream of new mandates and evolutionary influence such as the President’s Management Agenda; Government Performance and Results Act; Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act; OMB Circular A-76; Federal Activities Inventory Reform Act; government reinvention initiatives such as benchmarking and streamlining.

Through the MOBIS schedule, GSA can help you improve performance and accomplish mission goals through the use of specialized consulting and training services, facilitation, surveys, competitive sourcing and project management.

ACOTA
^{Africa Contingency Operations Training & Assistance}

The mission of Africa Contingency Operations Training & Assistance (ACOTA) is to enhance the capacities and capabilities of its African Partner Countries, regional institutions, and the continent’s peacekeeping resources as a whole so that they can plan for, train, deploy, and sustain sufficient quantities of professionally competent peacekeepers to meet conflict transformation requirements with minimal non-African assistance.