2013 Reference Guide - Maxwell Gunter Annex
2013 Reference Guide - Maxwell Gunter Annex
2013 Reference Guide - Maxwell Gunter Annex
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AIR FORCE MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEM<br />
(AF-MNS)<br />
HIB<br />
Provide warning and response direction for personnel within 10 minutes of<br />
incident notification and verification<br />
Phase I – Provide MNS capability (JB PH-Hickam, Osan, Misawa,<br />
Anderson)<br />
Phase II – Consolidation of Air Force AtHoc licenses<br />
Phase III – Air Force Enterprise-wide MNS<br />
ACAT level: Non-ACAT<br />
Resource provider: AFSPC/A6<br />
Primary customer:<br />
Phase I – PACAF MAJCOMS<br />
Phase II – Current Air Force At Hoc users<br />
Phase III –USAF<br />
Current contractor/contract type: Phase I - Reliable Government<br />
Solutions (RGS)/FFP<br />
System type: Web-based<br />
Number of Users: Phase I (PACAF) - 26,000 / Phase II – TBD<br />
Phase III – Entire United States Air Force<br />
WARFIGHTER BENEFITS<br />
Ability to receive alert notification through the following means:<br />
- Desktop, Telephone, Email and SMS (text) message, Giant Voice<br />
Meets DODI 6055.17 – Requires all installations to alert 100% of<br />
personnel<br />
Efficiencies expected include:<br />
- Phases II & III - Reduced contract administrative overhead<br />
- Phases II & III - Reduced leased telephone lines<br />
- Phase III - Reduced number of AF-MNS systems (appx 30 to 1-2)<br />
- Phase III - Reduced number of personnel to administer and maintain<br />
AFMNS systems<br />
- Phase III - Reduced energy footprint<br />
CONTACT<br />
Program Manager: Mr. Benjamin Fennig, benjamin.fennig@wpafb.af.mil<br />
Ms. Kelly Bates, kelly.bates@wpafb.af.mil<br />
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