1.02 RH Equipment SOW Draft.pdf

Statement of Work

Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center (NAWDC)

Command Post (CP) and Mountain Top Relay (MTR) Kits

1.0 Introduction and Mission

Naval Aviation Warfighting Development Center (NAWDC), Maritime Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (MISR) Weapons School (WS). NAWDC, via the MISRWS, leads the development and execution of Department of Defense’s (DoD) battle management (BM) / command and control (C2) / intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) exercise, RESOLUTE HUNTER (RH), in order to train and develop tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) and readiness across the United States Navy, joint, and coalition services. MISRWS serves as the RH Program Manager for development and execution of the training exercise.

2.0 Scope

NAWDC has a requirement for the design, fabrication, delivery, installation, and testing of three (3) Command Post Kits and one (1) Mountain Top Relay kit to support a standalone, threat-representative communications network to be used by exercise OPFOR. A portion of RH takes place on the Fallon Range Training Complex (FRTC). The FRTC is a very challenging geographic area for ground-based communications due to the prevalence of mountain ranges and corresponding valleys. The command post and mountain top relay kits will upgrade and modernize the capability employed by the RED and GREEN forces during RH. RED and GREEN force commanders are given “commander’s intent” and objectives for each event, but are allowed to be a “thinking” enemy, requiring real-time command and control of RED and GREEN forces. Upgrading the command posts and adding a mountain top relay capability will enable the RED and GREEN forces to more effectively communicate, yielding a more lethal adversary and adding to the complexity of the problem RH exercise participants are tasked with solving. If RH range communications equipment is not purchased, RED and GREEN forces will continue to use the existing legacy equipment and will not be able to evolve and adapt to provide a realistic and challenging OPFOR during RH.

3.0 Requirements

3.1 Locations and Description

COMMAND POST KITS. Three (3) CP kits shall be delivered to and installed in CP vehicles which are located aboard the FRTC, adjacent to NAS Fallon, NV. All (3) CP vehicles are government-owned vehicles, and all equipment installed will become property of the U.S. Government. CP vehicles consist of one HMMWV, one military box truck, and one towed enclosed trailer. Any existing communications equipment removed to install the CP kits will remain the property of the U.S. Government and will be stored aboard the FRTC, coordinated via the MISRWS.

MOUNTAIN TOP RELAY KIT. One (1) MTR kit shall be delivered to and installed aboard the FRTC, adjacent to NAS Fallon, NV. The mountain range area upon which the kit is to be installed is approximately 8,000 feet elevation accessible via gravel road. Upon installation, the MTR kit will become property of the U.S. Government. Any existing communications equipment removed to install the MTR kits will remain the property of the U.S. Government and will be stored aboard the FRTC, coordinated via the MISRWS.

The (3) CP kits and (1) MTR kit, once installed, will operate as a standalone network utilized by RH exercise OPFOR.

RH OPFOR will utilize the CPs throughout the FRTC as assigned by exercise control, with communications relay accomplished by the Mountain Top Relay. The network will be used solely for scripted, unclassified exercise communications, and will not interface with any military or civilian communications networks on the FRTC. Kit components have been selected to provide the best possible threat-representative network for blue force exploitation.

The kits and resulting network cannot route or redirect user data traffic or permit outside visibility into transmitted data due to the standalone nature of the network. Equivalent components may be substituted by the contractor, so long as they are approved by the Technical POC or COR, and are configured in a standalone network.

3.2 General On-Site Requirements

a. WORKING HOURS:

All work is to be done Monday through Friday, excluding Federal holidays, during the hours 0730 through 1630. All work times must be coordinated with NAWDC and MISRWS.

b. SAFETY:

The Contractor shall conform to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements for safety the entire time the work is being performed.

c. CLEAN UP:

The Contractor is responsible for daily clean up each area they perform work in. All areas are to be put back in the same state they were in before work was performed.

3.3 Project Requirements

3.3.1 Management

The Contractor shall provide the overall program management, technical direction, coordination, and administrative efforts to ensure that the SOW requirements are properly implemented and performed in a timely and effective manner.

The Contractor shall develop and maintain a schedule of major milestones and events planned to occur during the project. The schedule shall be provided to the Technical Point of Contract, Paragraph 11 of this SOW prior to the project Kick-off, and whenever there is an update to the schedule.

3.3.2 Installation

The Contractor shall provide installation and functional verification of all kits at NAWDC designated locations.

Configuration requirements:

a. Configuration of all push-to-talk radios on repeater network

b. Configuration of repeaters onto designated networks identified by NAWDC

c. IP configuration of repeaters for interconnectivity between CPs

d. RF configuration of radios to designated frequency bands as identified by NAWDC

e. RF configuration of radios to provide interconnectivity between CPs and MTR

All equipment and materials listed in section 3.3.4 (to include any necessary materials not included in 3.3.4) purchased by the contractor that are required to fulfill the contract will become the property of the Federal Government. At the completion of the installation, the Contractor shall remove any packing materials and refuse that were used to either pack the equipment or used during the installation of the equipment. Contractor shall be responsible for removal of all materials.

3.3.3 Testing Deliverables:

Contractor shall report status of installation and testing of (3) CP kits and (1) MTR kit to the Technical Point of Contact prior to final acceptance of the kits.

3.3.4 Technical Requirements

Kit-CP-001– Command Post Kit

a) Sub-Component Build out (or equivalent, as approved by Technical POC or COR)

Description

Qty

DMR Super Repeater UHF 400-470 50W DMR Conventional and Analog

Rack Mounted Power Supply

Multi Site XPT License

2 Dipole 4DB bi-directional, Low PIM, HD, 370-430 MHz Antenna

Waterproof Mic 1

UHF Portable Radio w/ Man Down & GPS

License

Speaker Mic

Battery Optimizing System 6 Bay Charger

Repeater License

1000 ft CAT 5e Lan Cable

RJ45 CAT 6 Connectors

Audio, ADP to 2TG RSM

High Power Radio, R/T Only (5 yr warranty)

Shock Mount for High Power Radio R/T

Power Adapter, DC, HPR

Antenna, Vehicular GPS

L-UHF Vehicular Antenna

698 - 2600 MHz Vehicular Antenna

Power Adapter, HPR to Flying Lead

Battery Eliminator, High Power Radio

Rugged Sensor Dongle

Antenna cable extensions (25FT LMR 400)

Kit-MP-001– Mountain Top Relay Kit

a) Sub-Component Build out (or equivalent, as approved by Technical POC or COR)

Audio, ADP to 2TG RSM

High Power Radio, R/T Only (5 yr warranty)

Shock Mount for High Power Radio R/T

Power Adapter, DC, HPR

Antenna, Vehicular GPS

L-UHF Vehicular Antenna

698 - 2600 MHz Vehicular Antenna

Power Adapter, HPR to Flying Lead

Battery Eliminator, High Power Radio

3.3.5 Liability

Contractor will be responsible for any kit damage or damage to government property that occurs during installation or calibration due to contractor negligence, oversight, or error.

4.0 Security

All personnel entering NAS Fallon or FRTC facilities to work shall be US citizens and MUST possess a valid Government issued photo identification card.

Contractor shall provide a list of personnel to the Technical Point of Contact twelve (12) working days in advance of coming to NAS Fallon facilities.

5.0 Contractor Furnished Equipment

Contractor shall provide all tools, machinery, equipment, and operators needed to receive, assemble, and install the system hardware at each site.

Personnel Safety equipment All tools needed to unload, assemble, and test the equipment Test Equipment and cables

6.0 Period of Performance

The period of performance on this effort shall be within 4 months from ARO.

7.0 Points of Contact