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WBSI performs today on contracts spanning training and education, wargaming, command and control, and weapons maintenance for the U.S. Marine Corps and Department of the Navy, from Quantico to Hawaii to Guam.

Current contracts

Where WBSI performs today

U.S. Marine Corps, MAGTF Staff Training Program, Training and Education Command

MAGTF/MOCTT Operational Support Services (MOSS)

Quantico, VA, and the five MAGTF Integrated Systems Training Centers: Camp Johnson, NC; Marine Corps Air-Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, CA; Camp Pendleton, CA; Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay; and Camp Courtney, Okinawa, Japan. Exercise and training support is also provided to Fleet Marine Force organizations as required.

The MAGTF/MOCTT Operational Support Services contract provides integrated command and control training and technical services to the Command and Control Training and Education Center of Excellence (C2TECOE) Branch of the MAGTF Staff Training Program (MSTP). The mission encompasses the MAGTF Operations Center Training Team (MOCTT), MISTC Headquarters, and the five MAGTF Integrated Systems Training Centers (MISTCs).

MOCTT prepares and assesses Marine Expeditionary Force and Major Subordinate Command Combat Operations Centers to command and control Marine Air-Ground Task Force operations in complex, joint, and all-domain environments. The MISTCs provide standardized individual and collective command and control training for commanders, staffs, and individual Marines across the Fleet Marine Force, supporting establishment, and reserve component.

WBSI provides the instructors, operational subject-matter experts, curriculum developers, exercise planners, C2 systems specialists, technical personnel, and program management required to deliver and sustain this enterprise-wide mission. By integrating instruction, curriculum, exercise support, assessment, technical operations, and training infrastructure, WBSI helps Marines and staffs translate systems knowledge into operational proficiency and improved decision-making.

Scope of performance

MOCTT training, exercise support, and assessment
  • Provide Combat Operations Center instructors, command and control systems integration, and operational-level subject-matter expertise across the warfighting functions
  • Develop and deliver academic training for Combat Operations Center senior watch officers, watch chiefs, watch standers, and C2 operators
  • Support the MSTP exercise lifecycle through operational-order analysis, training-event planning, scenario development, battle-drill design, and coordination with participating commands and staffs
  • Develop Master Scenario Event Lists and supporting events that drive realistic Combat Operations Center battle drills
  • Plan, prepare, and support response cells, rehearsal-of-concept drills, map exercises, operations-order briefs, and unit-level COC training
  • Develop and conduct Training and Readiness standards-based performance assessments for Marine Expeditionary Force and Major Subordinate Command operations centers
  • Document assessment results and provide written and verbal feedback that identifies strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement
  • Review and support the development of tactical standard operating procedures, training materials, doctrinal publications, pamphlets, after-action reports, and other C2-related documentation
MISTC instruction, curriculum, and collective training
  • Deliver individual and collective instruction on Marine Corps Program of Record command and control systems, Combat Operations Center processes, and staff procedures
  • Provide instruction through approved Programs of Instruction, pilot courses, mobile training teams, remedial training, and other authorized training events
  • Plan and execute Battle Staff Training Exercises that allow battalion and regimental staffs to apply command and control systems and processes in a realistic COC environment
  • Develop exercise scenarios, operations orders, training products, response-cell materials, and practical applications that support collective staff training
  • Develop and manage C2 curriculum in accordance with Marine Corps Instructional Systems Design and Systems Approach to Training and Education requirements
  • Create, update, and maintain Programs of Instruction, master lesson files, lesson plans, practical applications, testing materials, course catalogs, and supporting academic records
  • Support curriculum reviews, learning analyses, course evaluations, post-course assessments, and continuous improvement of formal instruction
  • Manage faculty development, instructor certification, individual development plans, refresher training, and workshops on instructional methods and adult learning
C2 systems, networks, and enterprise support
  • Provide C2 systems engineering, operations, integration, configuration management, and technical support for training and exercise environments
  • Install, configure, operate, and maintain Combat Operations Center equipment, classroom technology, training networks, and audio-visual capabilities
  • Support the integration of Joint and Marine Corps Program of Record systems and approved emerging technologies into individual and collective training
  • Provide systems administration, network administration, cybersecurity, account management, end-user assistance, equipment accountability, and technical troubleshooting across authorized training environments
  • Analyze changes to C2 systems, software, hardware, employment procedures, and emerging operational concepts to determine their effects on instruction and collective training
  • Support testing and evaluation, new-equipment training, technical reviews, and the incorporation of approved system changes into Programs of Instruction and training scenarios
  • Provide C2 systems analysis and recommendations supporting training standards, curriculum development, doctrine, lessons learned, and future training requirements
  • Support MISTC Headquarters operations through training coordination, course scheduling, resource planning, instructor augmentation, administrative support, and synchronization across the MISTC enterprise
  • Provide knowledge and information management, collaborative-platform support, content management, and administration of authorized SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft 365 environments
  • Produce and maintain standard operating procedures, briefs, information papers, graphics, meeting products, training reports, assessments, and other mission documentation
  • Provide contract-level program management, workforce supervision, quality control, performance reporting, and coordination across MOCTT, MISTC Headquarters, and the five MISTCs
A group of Marines and instructors gathered around classroom whiteboards during a command and control training session

Marine Corps University, Training and Education Command

Marine Corps University Wargaming Education Services

Marine Corps University campus, Quantico, VA

MCU's Wargaming Directorate, part of the Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Future Warfare, provides wargaming support to every resident and non-resident professional military education course at the university. Under a five-year, firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, WBSI provides the wargame planning, content development, instruction, setup, execution, facilitation, and after action reporting that carries out MCU's annual Wargaming Plan, so that students graduate with stronger tactical, operational, and strategic decision-making skills.

Scope of performance

  • Wargame planning, design, content development, execution, and facilitation for the Marine Corps War College, School of Advanced Warfighting, Command and Staff College, Expeditionary Warfare School, College of Enlisted Military Education, and College of Distance Education and Training
  • Faculty development and student training on wargame facilitation, design, and planning
  • Tutorials on wargame systems and tools, including the Operational Wargame System (OWS) and Command Professional Edition
  • Micro-courses on the art and science of wargame facilitation
  • Extra-curricular wargaming activities, including school-wide tournaments
  • Direct wargaming assistance to Marine Corps, joint, and allied operating force staffs
  • After action reviews and reports
A Marine Corps University wargaming event spanning an auditorium floor

Marine Corps College of Distance Education and Training (CDET), Marine Corps University

CDET Senior Enlisted Blended Seminar Program (SEBSP)

CDET Headquarters, Quantico, VA, with regional campus and SNCO academy locations at Camp Lejeune, NC; Camp Pendleton, CA; and Camp Butler, Okinawa, Japan

WBSI provides program management, instructional services, and administrative services for the modernization of the Senior Enlisted Blended Seminar Program in support of CDET's distance professional military education mission. CDET keeps seminars deliberately small and teaches through the Socratic method with professional mentorship, delivered in person first, then synchronously online, then asynchronously online. WBSI faculty and support staff make that model work across the regional campus network.

Scope of performance

  • Program management for the SEBSP modernization effort
  • Regional chief instructor faculty services at CDET regional campuses and SNCO academies
  • Final resident seminar blended teaching faculty services
  • Non-resident seminar and Senior Enlisted Online Seminar adjunct faculty teaching services
  • Administrative and training support services across the distance PME enterprise

United States Marine Corps

Pu'uloa Range Training Facility (PRTF) Weapons Maintenance

Marine Corps Base Hawaii

WBSI provides weapons technician and maintenance specialist support for range operations at the Pu'uloa Range Training Facility, combining bench-level armory work with a purpose-built maintenance-history and round-count tracking system operated under the control of PRTF armory personnel.

Scope of performance

  • Limited technical inspections of M4 carbines and pre-fire inspections of M18 pistols per the applicable technical manuals, before issue and after firing
  • Weapons repair from disassembly and diagnosis through parts replacement, reassembly, and test fire
  • Weapons and component cleaning to technical manual standards
  • Development and maintenance of a comprehensive tracking system for maintenance history, round counts, inspection results, and repair actions
  • Daily round count and maintenance issue reports, plus monthly wear and service-life expectancy analysis for the Armory Chief
WBSI personnel conducting a weapons inventory in the armory

U.S. Marine Corps, Training and Education Command (Range and Training Area Management)

USMC Range Control Facility Support Services

Range Control Facility, Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz, Guam

Range Control Facilities control, regulate, and support the safe and effective use of Marine Corps ranges and training areas under Marine Corps Order 3550.10. As a subcontractor on the Range Control Facility Support Services contract, WBSI provides Range Safety Specialist support at Camp Blaz: the certified professionals, graduates of the Inter-Service Range Safety Course, RFMSS Functional Administrator course, Weapons Danger Zone course, and Range Airspace Manager course, and former SNCOs and officers with Range Safety Officer experience, who keep daily training on the installation's ranges safe, deconflicted, and compliant.

Scope of performance

  • Range safety inspections verifying ranges are operationally ready before training and remain safe and serviceable afterward, coordinated with Industrial Hygiene, Base Safety, and the Fire Marshal
  • Daily control and coordination of training-complex activity: monitoring range and training-area access and use, deconflicting schedules with the Range Control Officer and scheduling office, and enforcing range regulations and Marine Corps Orders
  • RFMSS safety administration: semiannual conflict reviews (facility, event, ammunition, and environment) against installation range SOPs, admin-table change recommendations, and range incident reporting
  • Range and laser safety training: courseware development, certification training for Range Safety Officers and Officers in Charge, and the Laser Range Safety Officer certification program
  • Operational Risk Management assessments, training-accident and range-fire response as the link between first responders and range control, and operational range clearance program administration
  • Billet coverage as required: Range Scheduler, Fire Desk Operator, and Range Safety Inspector
Live-fire range complex at Marine Corps Base Camp Blaz, Guam, with earthen berms and target frames overlooking the Pacific

Completed contracts

Past performance of record

Contracts WBSI has performed to completion. Where the mission continued, the follow-on award above carries it forward today.

U.S. Marine Corps, MAGTF Staff Training Program, Training and Education Command

Command and Control Training and Education Center of Excellence (C2TECOE) Support Services

Quantico, VA and the five MISTCs: Camp Johnson, NC; Twentynine Palms, CA; Camp Pendleton, CA; MCB Hawaii (Kaneohe); and Camp Courtney, Okinawa

C2TECOE is the central Marine Corps agency for command and control training and education, providing standards-based C2 systems training from the individual Marine through all levels of MAGTF commanders and their staffs. Under this contract, WBSI supported C2TECOE and its five MAGTF Integrated Systems Training Centers (MISTCs) with instruction, curriculum development, exercise support, and the network and systems administration that kept the training enterprise running. When the MAGTF Staff Training Program created the MAGTF Operations Center Training Team (MOCTT) in 2023, WBSI stood the new section up at full strength, providing Combat Operations Center instructors and C2 systems integration expertise from day one. As the MOCTT mission grew, WBSI responded to the evolving requirement — performance that set the foundation for the follow-on MAGTF/MOCTT Operational Support Services (MOSS) award, under which the mission continues today.

Scope of performance

  • Functional command and control instruction using approved Programs of Instruction across C2TECOE and the MISTCs
  • C2 curriculum development, management, and instructor professional development under the ISD/SAT-E process
  • MOCTT support: COC instruction, Master Scenario Event List development, watch stander training, response cell support, and COC performance assessments for MEF and MSC operations centers
  • Exercise design, scenario creation, and modeling and simulation support for Battle Staff Training Exercises
  • Installation, operation, and maintenance of COC equipment and classroom training networks
  • Network and system administration and cybersecurity functions on SIPR, NIPR, and local area networks
  • C2 support to wargaming, experimentation, concept development, and MAGTF Training Program events
  • Information and content management support, including SharePoint administration
Continued under the MOSS contract
Marines at command and control workstations during a training event

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