Operations & Integration Directorate

Mr. Mark Urciuolo, Program Management Office

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Controlled by: DTRA OI

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Mark Urciuolo, mark.a.urciuolo.civ@mail.mil
Mission: Deter, Prevent, and Prevail against Weapons of Mass 

Destruction and emerging threats by providing tailored and agile 

capabilities to enable our United States Government and 

International partners to conduct offensive operations

Operations and Integration Directorate (OI)

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OA

Operational Analysis 

Department

BG David Warshaw

Intelligence

MS

Mission Support 

Department

Mr. James Baltimore

Analytic Tools / Security

GI

Global Integration

Department

Col Matthew Butler

Partnerships

CO

Contingency Operations

Department

COL Marc LaRoche

OP

Operations 

Department

Mr. Don Cooper, SES 2

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OI Directorate

Mr. Kyle Lampela – SES 2

RDML Stephen Jackson, USN

Col Ford Phillips, USMC

SGM Brian Scholl, USA
AFRICOM Technical Support Division

(OI-COA)

Kleber Kaserne, Germany

CENTCOM Technical Support Division

(OI-COC)

Belvoir

EUCOM Technical Support Division

(OI-COE)

Stuttgart, Germany

INDOPACOM Technical Support Division

(OI-COP)

JB Pearl Harbor – Hickam, HI

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SOUTHCOM Technical Support Division 

(OI-COS)

Eglin AFB, FL

Operations Exercises Division

(OI-COO)

Belvoir

Training and Standardization Division

(OI-COW)

Belvoir

Contingency Operations 

(OI-CO)

Belvoir

Operations Department 

 (OI-OP)

DTRA HQ / Reston

Global Integration Department

(OI-GI)

DTRA HQ

Mission Support Department

(OI-MS)

DTRA HQ / Reston

Operational Analysis Department

(OI-OA)

DTRA HQ / Reston

Program Management Office

Reston

OI Director

DTRA HQ / Reston

OI Chief of Staff 

DTRA HQ / Reston

Deputy Director

DTRA HQ / Reston

Operational Effects Division 

(OI-OPX)

Reston

Special Operations Support Division 

(OI-OPS)

Reston

Operations and Activities Division 

(OI-OPA)

DTRA HQ / Reston

CCMD Desk Officer Division

(OI-GID)

DTRA HQ

Partner Engagement Division

(OI-GIP)

Reston

Threat Solutions Division 

(OI-MST)

Reston

Security & CI Division 

(OI-MSC)

DTRA HQ

Integrated Operations Division 

(OI-OAO)

Reston

CWMD Enabler Division

(OI-OAE)

DTRA HQ / Reston

Integration Management Division

(OI-OAM)

DTRA HQ

Predictive Analysis Division

(OI-OAP)

Reston

Operational Support Division

(OI-OAC)

Reston

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OI Deputy Director

DTRA HQ / Reston

Support Division

(OI-COT)

Belvoir

Senior Enlisted Advisor

DTRA HQ / Reston
• WMD Technical Analysis

• Emerging Threat Analysis

• Directorate Support Teams

• Strategic Competition Analysis

• Five Eyes (FVEY) Integration

• CCMD and TSOC Analytic Support

• Joint CWMD Exercise Support

• Hard Target Defeat Support

• Interagency Support 

Mission Priority: The Operational Analysis Department provides tailored, innovative and agile 

intelligence analysis, enhancing tactical, operational, and strategic stakeholders' capability 

to detect, deter, and prevail against WMD and current and emerging threats. 

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• Identify and understand WMD and 

emerging threats

• Identify opportunities working with 

partners to counter WMD and 

emerging threats

OPERATIONAL OUTCOME

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OA Contract Summary

• Decisive Action (DA) with CACI represents OA’s largest contract

• Covers a wide range of analytical services in support of DTRA’s CWMD mission

• Planning Support Team (PST) with ARA 

• Provides additional professional services in support of DTRA’s CWMD mission

• Planning, Operations, Analysis and Support (POAS) with Nakupuna

• Provides professional support services

• Over a dozen software subscriptions

• Wide range of requirements from financial analysis to software development kits
Mission Priority: The Operations Department enables global situational awareness and 

provides operational effects to DTRA’s globally integrated support to Department of Defense, 

Allies, and interagency partners in order to counter and deter WMD and emerging threats.

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• Identify and provide viable options 

and opportunities to counter WMD 

and emerging threats to DTRA 

mission partners

• Joint Operations Center

• Crisis Operations Response Team

• Readiness and Deployments

• Operational Statistics Forecast

• Proliferation Pathway Defeat

• CUAS Strategic Site Assessments

• Hard/Critical WMD Target Advisors

• Sensitive Activity Advisors

• Information Operations Fusion Cell

Operations Department (OI-OP)

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Operations Department (OI-OP)

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OP Contract Summary

• Decisive Action (DA) with CACI represents OP’s largest contract

• Covers a wide range of analytical services in support of DTRA’s CWMD mission

• Mission Support Services with Valiant

• Provides additional professional services in support of DTRA’s CWMD mission

• Planning, Operations, Analysis and Support (POAS) with Nakupuna

• Provides professional support services

• Various VTC capabilities

• Support communications among geographically disparate DTRA locations
• Technical support groups provide 

support to radiological and nuclear 

search operations as well as chemical 

and biological identification and 

characterization

• Plans, develops, and executes training 

support for Special Operations Forces 

to execute their CWMD mission

• Tests and fields specialized equipment 

to fill gaps and integrate into a common 

operating picture

Contingency Support (OI-CO)

Mission Priority: The Contingency Operations Department enables designated joint and 

combined forces to conduct mission-tailored reconnaissance to locate, identify, and 

characterize Weapons of Mass Destruction and Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and 

Nuclear threats across the competition continuum in support of the Combatant Commander. 

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• Enable response forces to search for, 

detect, and identify WMD/CBRN 

threats

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Contingency Support (OI-CO)

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CO Contract Summary

• Technical Support Group (TSG) with K2 represents CO’s largest contract

• Supports the various TSGs stationed throughout the world 

• Upcoming re-compete of this effort 

• Special Ops TSB Services with Valiant

• Provides training and exercise support to DTRA’s CWMD mission

• Planning, Operations, Analysis and Support (POAS) with Nakupuna

• Provides professional support services

• Several additional smaller contract efforts

• Support of facility management, VTC and software requirements, range support
Mission Priority: Provide the delivery of rapid collection, fusion, analysis, and dissemination 

of operational information to DoD, intelligence community, and the interagency while 

simultaneously providing integrated, effective security and counterintelligence services to 

enable the DTRA mission.

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• Utilize tools and services and 

leverage existing relationships with 

warfighters, interagency partners, 

and DTRA customers to enable the 

deployment, assessment, and 

protection of operationally relevant 

capabilities. 

• Capability Data Integrators 

• Virtual Modeling and Simulations

• Analysis Tools and Methodologies

• Federated Non-traditional Data

• Visitor and Personnel Security

• Physical, Facilities, Site Security

• Mission and Information Security

• Critical Technology Protection

• Special Access Programs

• Foreign Disclosure Release

• Counterintelligence

• Insider Threat

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Mission Support Department (OI-MS)

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MS Contract Summary

• Mission Information Technology with BAH represents MS’s largest contract

• Supports numerous combatant commands, geographically disparate DTRA locations

• Also supports DTRA’s Catapult program and IT office

• Security Support Services with Akima Data Mgmt

• Provides support to geographically disparate DTRA locations, including SAP support, 

foreign disclosure support, supply chain support, and other security specialties

• Planning, Operations, Analysis and Support (POAS) with Nakupuna

• Provides professional support services

• Various software requirements 

• Support of facility management, VTC and software requirements, range support
• Represent Agency to external 

customers

• Integrate Agency capabilities, 

activities, and support into CCMD 

operations

• Manage foreign liaison officer 

program, Agency bilateral and 

multilateral Actions Plans, facilitate 

the Five Eyes Counter Threat 

Steering Committee

Global Integration Department (OI-GI)

Mission Priority: Facilitate collaboration with external partners to enable unified action that 

contains and reduces WMD and emerging threats, and positions the Agency to fight and win 

against strategic competitors. 

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• Integrate DTRA capabilities into 

CCMDs

• Enable FVEY and Interagency 

collaboration 

• Coordinate and Provide support to 

the CCR/LNO Teams 

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Global Integration Department (OI-GI)

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GI Contract Summary

• Planning, Operations, Analysis and Support (POAS) with Nakupuna

• Provides professional support services

• Decisive Action (DA) with CACI 

• Covers a wide range of analytical services in support of DTRA’s CWMD mission

• Various smaller requirements 

• Laptops, software licenses
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