(CUI) ARSR4R-HI Industry Day for release.pdf

D I G I T A L D I R E C T O R A T E

Air Route Surveillance Radar v4 Replacement

Hawaii (ARSR4R‐HI) Industry Day

Sueann Paradiso, PM (AFLCMC/HBA) 28‐29 November 2023

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Controlled by: AFLCMC/HB Controlled by: AFLCMC/HBA CUI Category: BASIC Distribution/Dissemination Controls: Distribution D POC: Comm: Sueann Paradiso, sueann.paradiso@us.af.mil

Agenda

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Admin/Safety Instructions/Security Opening Remarks Legal Disclaimer Contracting Officer Remarks Program Overview Logistics Strategy Break Site Implementation Overview Lunch One‐on‐One Sessions

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Overview

Jul 2022 DEPSECDEF Memo delegated lead acquisition to Air Force for ACMD‐H mission

Oct 2022 PDM I direction for replacement Radar on Oahu; ACMD and Air Traffic Control

Mar 2023: ACC/A5Y designated as Lead Command; PACAF as Lead Using Command

May 2023: SAF/AQX MFR: Candidate PEO Identification for Long‐Range Radar Replacement

May 2023: PEO Digital concurs as the conditional candidate PEO for ARSR4R‐HI

ARSR‐4 Site Oahu, HI (Mt Ka’ala) Notional 4 face array Legacy ARSR‐4

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Requirements:

CONOPS (USAF) in work w/PACAF CONOPS (FAA) in work w/FAA Rapid Prototype Requirements Document (RPRD) planned by ACC/A5Y System Requirements Document in work w/Hanscom/FAA Site Requirements in work w/FAA

Key Requirements/Attributes (Notional):

S‐band Air Cruise Missile Defense/Air Traffic Surveillance Radar w/IFC per PDM

Detect, Track and support engagement of new threats

Non‐cooperative/cooperative target identification, e.g., IFF/SIF (Mode 5/S)

Weather Surveillance

Interface with External Systems: C2 PADS, FAA ATC, ICBS/IFCN, CEC

Cybersecurity (comply w/ NIST 800.53 rev 5 & Zero Trust Approach Exec Order)

Market Research Activities:

Sept 2023: Request for Information (RFI) Nov 2023: Industry Day Jan 2024: Market Research Report (internal DoD)

Continuing Resolution impacting funding for program

Status

Acquisition Approach (pre‐decisional)

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Competitive approach: best value for best performance 2 Phases: Phase 1: Rqmnts/demo; Phase 2: NRE, test, install

Phase 1: compete for 2 vendors to develop requirements and execute an operational capability demonstration (a mix of M&S and Field Testing, for score); OTA contracts

Request cost proposal for Phase 2 Rapid Prototyping effort during execution of Phase 1

Down select to 1 vendor (best value cost/demo capability score) Phase 2: Rapid Prototyping C/A: NRE, design, test, deliver, install radar to Mt Ka’ala site; Initial Contractor Support (ICS); FAR Part 15 Contract type

Operational test and acceptance for IOC; post ICS‐ transition O&S to Long Range Radar National Defense Program Joint Program Office

Notional Schedule

Product Support Strategy

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Assumption: National Defense Program Long Range Radar Joint Program Office (NDP LRR JPO) to execute maintenance & sustainment, as ARSR4’s currently are supported Plan to use current ARSR‐4 fleet support infrastructure FAA serves as primary/lead agency for:

Primary source of supply Source of repair Depot‐level for overall system Repairable LRUs

ARSR4R‐HI may include, as part of the contract action:

Spares Cataloging and Provisioning

Training Technical Data Two or more 1‐year options for Interim Contractor Support Handoff to NDP LRR JPO NLT 4QFY27

Additional product support requirements (TBD)

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ARSR‐4 Replacement Hawaii Site Implementation Activities Initiative

Presented To: Industry Day Vendors

Distribution Statement D. Information contained in this briefing is provided for distribution authorized to the Department of Defense and U.S.

DoD contractors only. DIRECT MILITARY SUPPORT, 11/13/2023.

Other requests for this document must be referred to PEO Digital, HAB, ARSR4R-H PMO, Hanscom AFB.

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• FAA NAS Defense Programs ̶ Implement the core infrastructure to integrate the ARSR‐4 replacement radar into the National Airspace System (NAS).

• This Initiative is called the Site Implementation activities ̶ Allows for the radar program to be “Power to Port”

• The initiative provides:

̶ Site Selection ̶ Chiller System ̶ Emergency/Standby Power System ̶ System Uninterruptable Power Supply ̶ Facility Power Upgrades ̶ NAS Communication Interface ̶ Site Preparations (Excavation and Demolition)

Project Charter

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• 5 Phases:

Phase 1: Site Survey, Requirements and Approvals

Phase 2: Upgrade Facility Power at Mt Ka’ala, HI

Phase 3: Move Air to Ground (A/G) Radios and Relocate

Antenna Tower

Phase 4: Environmental Support System Engineering

Phase 5: Site Preparation

Implementation Approach

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Phase 1 – Siting

• Preferred siting of replacement radar

• Conceptual layout of tower and environmental support systems

• Existing Air to Ground Radio’s and Antenna towers must be relocated and building demolished.

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Phase 2 – Facility Power

• Facility Power transformer is currently rated for

500KVA

• Currently working with Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) for current infrastructure maximum capabilities

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Phase 3 – Tower & Radio’s

• New Air to Ground antenna tower will be installed between building 3 and 5.

• Antenna Cables will be routed to RML room inside Building 1

• RML room in Building 1 will be provisioned for the radio’s relocation

• Radios will be relocated once antenna’s, cabling and provisioning has been tested.

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Phase 3 – Tower & Radio’s (con’t)

• Air to Ground Radio’s that will be relocated from building 2 to the RML room in Building 1.

• Proposed layout for Radio Racks in the RML Room

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Phase 4 – Support Systems

• Conceptual Chiller

System key points:

• Modular

• Serviceability

• Minimal water usage

• Redundancy N+2

Note: Drawing not to scale and is meant to visualize concept.

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Phase 4 – Support Systems (con’t)

• Conceptual

Emergency/Standby Power System, key points:

• Modular

• Serviceability

• 5 Day min

Continuous Run Time

• Redundancy N+1

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Phase 4 – Support Systems (con’t)

• Conceptual

Uninterruptable Power Supply System, key points:

• Modular

• Serviceability

• Redundancy

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Phase 5 – Site Preparations

• Air to Ground building 2 will be demolished

• Old Antenna towers will be removed

• Area will be excavated to accommodate support systems

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Phase 5 – Site Preparations (con’t)

• Old Antenna towers and footers will be removed

• Area will be excavated to accommodate support systems

Questions?

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