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The Systems and Proposal Engineering Company (SPEC) was formed in 1993 to
advance the art and science of proposal development by applying systems
engineering techniques and to use proposal techniques to better communicate the
results of systems engineering and architecture work.
SPEC has started a number of leading edge systems engineering efforts for
Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrations and C4ISR architecture programs. This
combination of technical expertise and the ability to communicate results
provides cost-effective proposals and programs for all our clients. In addition,
as part of SPEC’s proposal services, we have developed architectures as part of
the RFP response, in the short-time frames of a proposal development project.
SPEC
provides quality proposal services,
including proposal management, RFP analysis and
technical consulting, to a variety of commercial companies and government
contractors. In addition, SPEC has started a number of leading edge systems
engineering efforts for Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrations and C4ISR
architecture programs. This combination of technical expertise and ability to
communicate results in cost-effective proposals and programs for all our
clients.
Our clients include a large number of
the aerospace companies that must respond to Federal Government requests for
proposals. SPEC has helped these clients win billions of dollars since the
beginning of the company.
We also provided the system engineering leadership for the development of the
Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Office’s Vision Architecture,
Counterproliferation ACTD architecture, Financial Management Enterprise
Architecture (FMEA), Net Centric Enterprise Services (NCES) architecture, and
the Army’s Future Combat System (FCS) using the DoD Architecture Framework
(DoDAF). This work was performed using tailored commercial-off-the-shelf system
engineering tools and techniques, with our “middle-out” process to meet the
requirements of the Framework, while keeping costs low.
SPEC, working with the SPEC Software, has developed a family of proposal support
tools. The first two of these tools, AnalyZer™ and OutLiner™, were released in
November 2001, with the 2.0 updates provided in October 2002. Version 3.0 of
AnalyZer and OutLiner were released in December 2003. Version 3.5 of these
products is anticipated for release in September 2006.
A book on DoDAF, entitled “DOD Architecture Framework – A Guide To Applying
System Engineering To Develop Integrated, Executable Architectures,” written by
Dr. Steven H. Dam, is currently available on www.amazon.com. This book is
based on SPEC’s proven architecture development methodology, which is also the
basis for its training courses.
SPEC is a woman-owned small business.
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