RFI for Modeling and Simulation Software

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) is seeking information from potential sources that can provide physical security modeling and simulation software tools to evaluate physical security vulnerabilities, risks, and potential upgrades across DoD installations. The ideal software should have the capability to create or modify realistic and detailed 2D and 3D models of terrain and/or facilities, run a large number of simulations to assess vulnerabilities, and automate the identification of vulnerable pathways of attack for defined threat configurations. The software should also provide graphical and numerical output of contributors to the effectiveness of these security systems. Some key features of the software include: • Creating or modifying realistic and detailed 2D and 3D models of terrain and/or facilities • Running a large number of simulations to assess vulnerabilities and determine optimal results • Automating the identification of vulnerable pathways of attack for defined threat configurations • Providing graphical and numerical output of contributors to the effectiveness of these security systems • Allowing for extensive reporting designs to compare and contrast between different simulation scenarios and configurations • Providing for either a statistical or physics-based processing (or a combination of both) to be used for analysis of physical security systems