25.09.15 - AWR Market Survey Appendix A.docx
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This document is an Appendix A Cost Elements table for an Aviation Weather Radar (AWR) Market Survey, detailing average cost projections across a five-year radar lifecycle. The comprehensive cost breakdown includes granular expense categories spanning radar system hardware, site preparation, installation, training, cybersecurity compliance, maintenance, and support infrastructure. Key cost elements cover radar system components like antenna, transmitter, receiver, pedestal, shelter, signal processor, interface equipment, and non-recurring engineering (NRE), with provisions for tracking expenses across years 1-5. The table provides a structured framework for vendors to estimate and document potential implementation and lifecycle costs associated with developing and deploying aviation weather radar systems, aligning with the Federal Aviation Administration's market research and potential future procurement efforts.
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| 25.09.15 - Draft AWR Requirements Document (1).docx | DOCX document | |
| 25.09.15 - AWR Market Survey Capabilities Statement.docx | DOCX document | |
| 25.09.15 - AWR Market Survey Appendix B.docx | DOCX document | |
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Appendix A – Cost Elements Use the below table to provide the average costs (in U.S. dollars) associated with each cost element (as applicable) during the first 5 years of the radar lifecycle.
| Cost Element |
| Average Cost |
| YR1 |
| YR2 |
| YR3 |
| YR4 |
| YR5 |
Radar System
· Radar System Hardware (antenna, transmitter, receiver, pedestal, shelter)
· Signal Processor & Interface Equipment
· Non-Recurring Engineering (NRE)
· Shipping & Logistics
Site Preparation
· Site Preparation
· Foundation
· Shelter
· Security (physical and/or system-level)
Installation and Training
· Hardware Installation & Acceptance Testing
· Documentation & Manuals (as-built drawings, Technical Instructions books.
· Training & Technical Support
· Cybersecurity Compliance & Certification (e.g., NIST/FISMA)
· Warranty & Initial Spares
· Software Licensing / Maintenance (if applicable)
· Required Tools and Test Equipment
Maintenance
· Ongoing Maintenance & Facility Support
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