Attachment C Draft Supplemental Information.1.pdf

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Force Protection Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-sUAS) Sustainment, Engineering, & Integration Services (SEIS)
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This draft supplemental information document outlines a counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-sUAS) acquisition effort across multiple military commands. The document details the number of sites for sustainment over four operational years (Base Year through OY4), with varying full-time field service representatives (FSR) and flyout support across NORTHCOM (highest volume), PACAF, AFCENT, and USAFE. Equipment installation is planned, typically requiring 2 weeks with 4 contractor personnel, with quantities of equipment installations ranging from 2-24 per year across different commands.

The document also provides a draft list of equipment vendors and systems to support the C-sUAS effort, including SRC TPQ-50 and Nighthawk Camera, Echodyne Echoshield Radar, Zone 5 Paladin, Fortem DroneHunter, and others. The software development approach involves 4-6 scrum teams across fiscal years, utilizing a complex technical stack with Linux VMs, Docker containers, multiple programming languages, and sophisticated functional components like Windows Tactical Awareness Kit (WinTAK), Counter False Alarm Mitigation (CFAM), and Multi-Hypothesis Fusion Engine (MHFE). The software infrastructure includes messaging middleware, extensive development pipeline tools, and various system integration components.

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Draft Supplemental Information: This list is to be used for the purpose of providing potential offerors with information related to the acquisition effort

Number of Sites for Sustainment

Base Year OY1 OY2 OY3 OY4

Full Time

FSR

Flyout

Support

Full Time

FSR

Flyout Support

Full Time

FSR

Flyout Support

Full Time

FSR

Flyout Support

Full Time

FSR

Flyout Support

NORTHCOM 8 20 4 30 4 35 2 39 2 40

PACAF 3 2 3 11 3 11 2 12 2 12

AFCENT 6 0 3 3 3 3 2 4 2 4

USAFE 1 15 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14

Total sites per yr 55 69 74 76 77

C-sUAS Equipment at Base/Installations/Sites

Base year MAJCOM Activity QTY 0 NORTHCOM Install 23 0 USAFE Install 14 0 AFCENT Install 6 0 PACAF Install 10 1 NORTHCOM Install/Survey 2 1 TBD *Install/Survey 24 2 TBD Install/Survey 2 3 TBD Install/Survey 2 4 TBD Install/Survey 2

Install typically has averaged 2 weeks for install and check out for roughly 4 contractor personnel *Install of TBD singular system only

Draft List of Equipment to Support

Vendor System SRC TPQ-50, Nighthawk Camera Echodyne Echoshield Radar Zone 5 Paladin Fortem DroneHunter DRS Rada RPS-82 BRSC Ninja Gen 2, TRX Perceptview Camera

Software Team

FY

# of 4 person equivalent scrum teams effort

BY 5

OY1 6

OY2 6

OY3 6

OY4 4

Additional Software Details

User Station (Windows) - TAK based w/Custom Plugins

Server (Proxmox)

• 2 Linux VMS o ]24 Custom Docker Containers for product functionality. All Linux o 12 Off the shelf Docker Containers for support

• Pipeline and Dev Env:

o Python, Shell Scripting (BASH), C/C++, C Sharp, GoLang, Java, JFrog, , SonarQube, Fortify, Trivy, GitLab, Docker/Docker Compose, Jenkins

• Messaging & Middleware:

o NATS, OMNI, COT, Protobuf

• Functional Components:

o Windows Tactical Awareness Kit (WinTAK) – Operator UI o SDK (coming soon?)

o Counter False Alarm Mitigation (CFAM) – Provides object detection / identification /operator awareness o Multi-Hypothesis Fusion Engine (MHFE) – Level 1 fusion / correlation engine

(kinematic) o Core Services – Media (EO/IR) Control, DNS, Filter o COT – export of OMNI track data to Cursor On Target (COT) messages for external consumption o NATS – Message broker and related services o Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) – Translates and normalizes data from external systems (Sensors and Affectors) o Cerberus – Health, status, and configuration tool o Database services

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