1.03 SOW VHF connection.pdf

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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for an Air-To-Ground ELMR (Emergency Location Marking Radio) solution at NSA Souda Bay, a U.S. Navy apron located on a Greek civilian airfield within a Hellenic Air Force base.

The contractor shall develop, produce, and install three rack-mounted Barrett PRC-4080 VHF transceivers with associated equipment, including docking stations, AC power supply modules, DC power cables, RF cables, and operation manuals. The contractor must configure the Conventional Channel Gateway (CCGW), test all equipment for proper operations, and ensure the radios meet Greek and UN licensing requirements. The contractor shall provide training sessions to NSASB Air Department and N6 personnel, and deliver short- and long-term technical assistance for troubleshooting and equipment fixes. All installation and training work requires a Motorola authorized technician. Material delivery must occur within 90 days of order placement, with an estimated maximum of four working days required on-site at NSASB for installation, training, and quality assurance. Work shall be performed during normal business hours excluding government holidays. The contractor must arrange travel to Chania International Airport, obtain vehicle rental, and secure hotel accommodations for the duration of the assignment. Contractor personnel must submit base access information to NSASB VCC and register rental vehicles upon arrival. All delivery vehicles are subject to gate inspection, and drivers must possess valid driver's licenses, current vehicle registration, and insurance. The government will not provide government-furnished material but will provide site access, AC power, authorized frequencies, grounding in accordance with R56 standards, and necessary permits for antenna mounting.

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Statement of Work (SOW) Project: VHF radios connection

GENERAL INFORMATION

1.0 Scope of Work: An Air-To-Ground ELMR solution using Barrett VHF radios is to be developed at Air Operation NSA Souda Bay. Connected through custom made cables and the CCGW to inter-operate with the Navy ELMR system.

2.0 Background: NSA Souda Bay (NSASB) is a US Navy apron located on a Greek civilian airfield, inside a Hellenic Air Force (HAF) base. The HAF and the civilian airport have converted all of their radios over to VHF usage only. The requested upgrade will take NSASB’s existing radios and configure them for dual band use of UHF/VHF capabilities.

CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS

3.0 Technical Requirements/Tasks: Contractor shall install all required equipment and software upgrades to NSASB’s radios, ensure radios meet Greek/UN licensing and usage requirements, conduct proper function test, provide adequate training sessions to members of NSASB Air Department and N6, provide short- and long-term technical assistance for troubleshooting and fixes to equipment. These tasks and training require a Motorola authorized technician.

The vendor/Company will:

● Develop, produce and install three rack-mounted PRC 4080 mobile radios using the below items, on site in Souda Bay to existing rack space:

Item Description Quantity Unit of issue

4080-00-01: PRC-4080 TRANSCEIVER. 3 EACH

PRC-4080 VHF TRANSCEIVER DOCKING STATION W/ POWERED

SPEAKER.

3 EACH

4080-06-01: 4080 PRC-4022 AC POWER SUPPLY MODULE - 24 VDC. 3 EACH

4080-03-10: 4080 BASE STATION 4022 DC POWER CABLE. 3 EACH

4080-02-02: 4080 DOCKING STATION RF CABLE. 3 EACH

BARRETT PRC-4080 OPERATION MANUAL. 3 EACH

TRANSCEIVER OPTION - 4080 BAND - MILITARY, UNLOCKED. 3 EACH

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, INSTALL, TRAINING 1 LOT

● Configure Conventional Channel Gateway (CCGW).

● Test for proper operations.

● Provide training sessions to personnel

● Provide short- and long-term technical assistance for troubleshooting and fixes to equipment.

The Customer will:

The Customer’s authorized Point of Contact (POC) will assume responsibility for the installation and performance of all other equipment and work necessary for completion of this project:

1. Provide site access and escorts to the site where the equipment is located.

2. Provide primary Alternating Current (AC) power

3. Provide authorized frequencies and government POC to give information for programming and configuring guidance

4. Provide all necessary grounding in accordance with R56 standards.

5. Provide permits or any required approvals for mounting antennas, lines etc., as required.

6. Program the Ground to Air VHF radio to meet the local requirements

4.0 Government Furnished: The government does not intend to provide Government Furnished Material.

5.0 Deliverables / Schedule: The Contractor shall deliver the material within 90 days of the date of order. Once on station at NSASB, estimated time of required work:

maximum four (4) working days.

● Work will be performed during normal business hours, excluding government holidays.

● Vendor will not be responsible for work delays caused by inclement weather, third-party equipment delivery, third-party vendors, site deficiencies, or delays caused by the Government. Any delay shall result in the Government having to issue a change order to cover additional charges and/or a revised completion schedule.

6.0 Travel: Contractor shall expect to be flown into and out of Chania International airport. Additionally, the requirement of a rental car and hotel reservation for the duration of equipment/software install, training of local personnel, and quality assurance of work done.

7.0 Contractor’s Key Personnel: Contract personnel are required to submit base access information to NSASB VCC, as soon as assigned, to arrange base access. Once car rental vehicles are obtain upon arrive, vehicle registration with NSASB VCC is also required for base entry. POC for base access is N6 Department head- Mr. Phil Rhodes

8.0 Security Requirements: All vehicles, used to deliver items to the base, will be subject to inspection at gate entry, including but not limited to military dog searches. All delivery vehicle drivers must possess a valid driver’s license, current vehicle registration and insurance for base entry.

9.0 Points of Contact (POC)

-N6 Department Head: Mr. Phil Rhodes -Work Cell: 694-043-1136 -Work Email: Philip.l.rhodes6.civ@us.navy.mil -Operations Officer: LT Kristopher Appel -Work Cell: 694-166-4457 -Work Email: Kristopher.m.appel.mil@us.navy.mil

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