AUSA Sustaining Member Profile: JIL Information Systems, Inc.

Army, Mar 2005

Corporate Structure: Founded: 1985. Number of Employees: 240. President: Bailey Walsh. Address: 1608 Spring Hill Road, Suite 300, Vienna, VA 22182. Revenues 2003: $28.1M. Telephone: (703) 749-1260. Fax: (703) 749-1270. Business development e-mail: austin@jil.com. Web site: www.jil. com.

JIL Information Systems provides services and products to the Department of Defense, the military services, the Transportation Security Agency (TSA), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and other federal agencies. JIL has four basic business areas: training technology and services, international programs support, information technology, and business management.

Its Training Services Division (TSD), headquartered in Orlando, Fla., with a satellite office in Pensacola, is ISO 9001:2000-registered and maintains that registration through semiannual outside audits. JIL's TSD provides its Army, Air Force and Navy, as well as its Federal Aviation Administration and Transportation Security Agency customers, a wide array of training services including: electronic classrooms (the premier provider of this technology to the Navy); human performance solutions; computer-assisted instruction; web-based training; interactive media instruction (IMI); electronic classroom design, integration and installation; electronic performance support systems; interactive electronic technical/training manuals; legacy courseware conversion; database solutions; and face-to-face instruction.

TSD's employees include: certified performance technologists; programmers; graphic artists; engineers; A , Net , MC, MCSA, MCSE and CCNA technicians; Oracle, SQL, Java, Visual Basic and Access developers; instructional designers; technical writers; subject matter experts; and instructors.

JIL supports federal government customers in all aspects of defense international cooperation activities, providing subject matter expertise in international cooperative programs, international agreements, export licensing, foreign military sales, classified information disclosure assessments, country area studies and technology transfer.

International programs support employees include linguists in 12 languages; country officers specializing in 18 countries; subject matter experts in international agreements, international programs policy and foreign sales; budget/fiscal analysts; requirements officers; and software engineers.

JIL provides a full array of information technology (IT) services for its broad, diverse customer base. JIL provides cradle-to-grave support for the Defense Intelligence Agency's National Capital Region Client-Server Network as well as tailored IT support for Naval Air and Sea Systems Commands, Navy International Programs Office, Army Materiel Command, Transportation Security Agency, Federal Aviation Administration, the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Transportation.

JIL's IT expertise includes: information management and planning, information systems engineering and design, and information systems operations and security.

JIL's information technology experts are certified developers and technicians in PLONE, C , Java, Visual Basic, UNIX, LINUX, Oracle, SQL, A , NET , MC, MCSA, MCSE, NCS and are certified network and system engineers. JIL has more than 200 cleared personnel at secret or higher level; more than 70 of those are cleared at the TS/SCI level. JIL has a TS-cleared facility in Vienna, Va.

JIL provides a plethora of business management services to clients. Services include: engineering solutions, program management, financial and records management, acquisition support, ISO 9001:2000 support, configuration management, business planning and scheduling, and facilities management.

Of special note is the high-quality technical, planning and administrative support JIL provides to the Transportation Security Agency's Security Technology Deployment Office in support of Homeland Security to help keep air travel safe for the traveling public. JIL assists in procuring, deploying and integrating advanced security technology equipment; providing operational evaluation of security systems; and providing life-cycle management of advanced security technology equipment.

JIL has expertise in the airport security system-the processes, policies, procedures, workforce and politics essential to selecting and implementing the best technologies to meet airport security requirements. JIL has extensive experience in dealing directly with TSA federal security directors, airline executives and Airport Authority security directors. JIL has demonstrated successful performance in airport security technology design, acquisition, implementation and operational use within the Border and Transportation Directorate of the Department of Homeland Security.

Business management sector employees include: acquisition and contract specialists, engineers, program managers, budget and fiscal analysts, security administrators, logisticians, program analysts and materiel management specialists.