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STATEMENT OF WORK, JUNE 1. 2019

FOR

FAA Logistics Center

Secure Mobile Computers for Warehouse Inventory Functions

1.0 BACKGROUND

The FAA Logistics Center (FAALC) mission is to provide rapid distribution and supply chain management, maintenance, repair and other industrial business services, for the National Airspace System (NAS) and world-wide aviation related customers by offering innovative solutions, consulting experience and project management services.

IFS will be replacing RIMS WMS as the Logistics Centers primary inventory control system. IFS is expected to provide a positive business impact to the FAALC in the following areas: tracking and traceability throughout the supply chain; configuration management; warranty control; reliability and maintainability data; inventory accountability; data quality; acquisition management and vendor accountability. The Logistic Center mobile computing solution must comply with FAA 1370.121 (18.1), which outlines the utilization of the FIPS 140-2 encryption standard for wireless communications. The devices also need to run Android 8 or greater in order to run modern warehousing applications.

This Statement of Work describes the equipment necessary to aid in the electronic transfer of data throughout the FAALC during the full-scale phase of the project.

2.0

SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of this contract is to purchase equipment necessary for the scanning of Linear and 2D Barcodes to transfer information throughout the Logistics Center warehouses different area of operations. The contractor shall provide and configure the equipment listed as per specification.

3.0

REQUIREMENTS

The equipment shall contain the following requirements:

3.1. Mobile Computers:

· 90 mobile computers, 90 spare batteries, and charging stations for warehouse personnel, technicians and supervisors at the LSF and Thomas Road warehouses

· Must be ergonomic ruggedized mobile computer able to withstand multiple drops from 8 feet, sealed against dust & moisture (IP rating of 44 or better)

· Near-Far 2D Imager capable of reading standard or inverted 7 mil high density DataMatix barcodes at less than 30" and 20 mil Code 39 Linear barcodes at up to 10 feet elevation from scanner

· Must run Android 8.0 with octa-core processor, 4GB RAM, and 32GB Flash memory

· Must be capable of performing normal warehousing tasks for an 8.5 hour shift on a single charge of the battery

· Wireless must be capable of fast roaming between Aruba AP-374 access points in FIPS mode.

· Must have Bluetooth 4.0 or better, touchscreen, and alphanumeric keyboard (physical or soft)

· 4 or 5 slot charging stations w/power supplies for 115 batteries

· 2 Single slot charger/docking stations w/ power supplies

· Must have 1-year warranty or better

· The ability to purchase internal and external repair parts for the hand scanners from the manufacture

· Must have a handle (built-in or add-on)

· Protect boot and/or cover to protect the device

· Single slot charger with USB for software updates

3.2 Manufacturer/Vendor specification:

Manufacturer/Vendor shall make available for self-maintenance all repair parts, software updates and security patches for mobile computers and auxiliary equipment (e.g., plastic cases, imagers, display/touchscreens, keypads, buttons etc.) for the service life of the equipment.

3.3 Documentation: The manufacturer shall provide access to user/configuration guides service manuals and technical reference literature.

4.0

DELIVERABLES

5.0

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

This effort will provide for a period of 12 months. Period of Performance is effective the date of this award and continues for 12 months.

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