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About the Delaware Valley Intelligence Center (DVIC) Program Fusion Center Benefits
A collaborative effort of two or more agencies that provide resources, expertise, and information to the center with the goal of maximizing their ability to detect, prevent, investigate, and respond to criminal and terrorist activity
Primary focuses
Collection, integration, evaluation, analysis, and dissemination Fuse nontraditional collectors of intelligence, such as public safety entities and private sector organizations (e.g., risk assessments and suspicious activity reports) with law enforcement data to provide meaningful information and intelligence about threats and criminal activity
DVIC Foundation
24-HOUR/7 DAY-A-WEEK ALL-HAZARDS, ALLCRIME OPERATION STAFFED BY MEMBER AGENCIES THAT PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE INFORMATION SHARING TO THE DELAWARE VALLEY REGION IT IS NOT INTENDED TO REPLACE ANY:
EMERGENCY
OPERATIONS CENTER INVESTIGATIVE OR RESPONSE AGENCY OR BE A SUBSTITUTE FOR STATE AND FEDERAL LE OPERATIONS
FUNCTION = SUPPORT
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DVIC Region
Pennsylvania
Bucks Chester Delaware Montgomery Philadelphia
New Jersey
Burlington Camden Cumberland Gloucester Salem
Maryland
Cecil
DVIC AOR
Delaware
New Castle
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Portal for public and private sector information sharing Institutionalizes the IS process Supports
Tactical and ICS operations Investigations & intelligence gathering Strategic Planning Budget Process
Links regional field assets Enhances situational awareness COOP resource & facility for regional partners
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Provides direct and timely access to critical business operations information Deliver threat information impacting industry and the community
Serve as a one-stop shop for information sharing Enhance regional security
Military
Port Facilities
Criminal Justice
Education
Emergency Services
Energy Government
Social Services
Transportation
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OVER 120 COMPANIES IN MEMBERSHIP ARAMARK, TARGET, VANGUARD, BOEING, ALLIED BARTON, SUNOCO, US AIRWAYS, AND MANY OTHERS
SAINT JOSEPHS, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, TEMPLE, LASALLE
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PRIVATE COMPANIES
UNIVERSITIES
Fusion Structure
NJTTF / NOC / TSOC / RISS
PHL JTTF
FIG
DIAC
PaCIC
NJ ROIC
MCAC
USCG
FIST
DVIC
HIDTA / LEJIS / MDA / PARTSWG / LNG / PSN LOCAL LE / EM / FIRE PUBLIC HEALTH / CAP
Operational Connectivity
PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
PennPORTS US DOE
Pittsburgh PD
DVRWG DVRWG Pennsylvania New Jersey DVRWG & Counties DVRWG & Counties CSX Delaware & EXECUTIVE Maryland PDPH Transportation New Castle Cnty Pennsylvania PD & Cecil Cnty STAKEHOLDER New Jersey Fusion S ROIC Center Maryland PARTSWG MANAGING Criminal & Analysis SEPTA Center BOARD SEPA RTF DVRWG Norfolk PARTSWG Delaware Southern Rep Rep DRPA Info & Analysis Corp PD CENTER DVIC PARTSWG DRBA HIDTA PARTSWG PATCO PARTSWG Amtrak NJ OHSP Rep Public/Private Staff PARTSWG Rep MAGLOCLEN FBI
US DHS
USCG Rep US DOJ Maritime Exchange USCG AMSC & FIST Petro Chemical Facilities Center City District Utilities
DRMEC
Port Facilities
Others
Future
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Managing Board Charter approved Voting seats to agencies providing funding for the project Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional Task Force New Jersey Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness Philadelphia Area Regional Transit Security Working Group City of Philadelphia Public Safety Philadelphia Police Department Executive Director Executive Advisory Committee (All DVIC partners)
Working Groups Intelligence Sharing & Privacy Technology Administration & Grants Financial Ad hoc Committees
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DVIC Facilities
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Facilities
Functional Elements
Security
Internal Access Control Information Assurance
Secure Room
Risk Management
Physical Security
LMR
LAN LAN
WLAN
Disaster Recovery
Alerting
WAN
A/V - LCDs
ESB
DVIC Interfaces
Servers
Capability Elements
Telecomms
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24-hour-a-day, seven-daya-week, Watch Center Point of collection and distribution of intelligence information between DVIC and stakeholders/partners
Use a variety of technologies to acquire and distribute data, information and intelligence 12 Workstations plus Supervisor station in a
Dispatch Center-like environment
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Secure Room
Segregated, secure work area Obtain, review and discuss sensitive intelligence by authorized DVIC personnel Designed and operates at DHS Secure level
Secure workstations and VTC
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Vehicles
Accommodations for Homeland Security vehicles within a secured Service Yard Power shorelines and designated parking spaces Carport protection from the elements (future)
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Furniture/Workstations/Raised Floor
Workstation
Watch Center
Wright-Line Sit/Stand
Tier 3 Workstation
Collaboration Portal
Remote users require access to information, reports, and updates from the DVIC. A secure Web Collaboration Portal provides a means to display real-time/near real-time information Fuses internal and external data feeds from various applications Provides a set of collaboration tools
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Track Regional events, incidents and resources Provide a Common Operating Picture for the region.
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Integrate, compile, and manage a potential of tens of thousands of remote video sources Traffic cams Maritime cams Security Cams
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9-7-2010
10-1-2010
Phase II Refinements / Phase III Implementation begins Facility Lease approved DVIC Cell Activated Phila PD / Federal agencies occupy space
4-5-2011 7-15-2011
12-31-2011
DVIC PHASE II
- Detailed Designs - Prelim. Implementation Plans
4 mo.
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PHASE I - Implementation Assessment & Cost Analysis Design plan and financial map for start-up Vendor selected by DVIC Managing Board Completed November 2009
FY2006 HSGP/UASI FY2007 HSGP/UASI FY2007 TSGP FY2007 PSGP FY2007 PSGP MATCH $ 300,000 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $ 666,667
FY2008 HSGP/UASI
FY2009 HSGP/UASI
$1,000,000
$1,425,000
FY2009 PSGP
FY2009 PSGP MATCH
$1,000,000
$ 333,334
FY2010 HSGP/UASI
FY2010 TSGP
$ 365,000
$ 800,000 $11,890,001
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TOTAL
Third party in- kind contributions represent property or services which benefit a federally assisted project or program and which are contributed by non- Federal third parties without charge to the grantee, or a cost- type contractor under the grant agreement Applies to allowable costs incurred by the grantee Includes allowable costs borne by non- Federal grants or by others cash donations from non- Federal third parties
Contacts
Captain Walt Smith Commanding Officer, Philadelphia Police Department, Homeland Security Unit Chairperson, SE PA RTF Law Enforcement Subcommittee 215-685-1170, 1171 Police.CO_Dom_Prep@phila.gov
Joe Liciardello Project Co-lead 215-717-5807 (office) Joseph.liciardello@hq.dhs.gov