A02 SOW Hearing Pro.docx
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- Multi-Mission Hearing Protection Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S7E23Q0041
- Issued by
- Department of the Army National Guard
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This statement of work outlines requirements for multi-mission hearing protection and communication equipment for the 133rd Security Forces Squadron of the Minnesota Air National Guard. The equipment must connect to issued Viper Revision helmets and be compatible with DOD radios including PRC-148 MBITR and JEM variants. Specifically, 74 units of multi-mission hearing protection are required along with 74 sets of adapters to interface Harris radio systems including the XL 200 and 152 models. The hearing protection must meet ANSI and IP65 specifications for noise cancellation and environmental sealing to allow face-to-face communication in loud environments. A minimum one-year warranty is required. The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the Department of the Army National Guard for this multi-mission hearing protection requirement.
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MINNESOTA AIR NATIONAL GUARD
HEADQUARTERS 133RD AIRLIFT WING (AMC)
SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA
29 August, 2023
STATEMENT OF WORK
1. Title: Multi-Mission hearing protection and communication equipment.
| 2. Location: | 133d Airlift Wing |
| Minnesota Air National Guard Base |
631 Minuteman Drive St Paul, MN 55111
3. General Scope: The 133rd Security Forces Squadron, requires hearing protection and communication equipment.The equipment enables Security Forces (SF) personnel to have direct communication between ground teams, base defense entities and friendly forces. This communication equipment would ensure effective communication in a tactical environment. Additionally this equipment would provide hearing protection, in loud environments.
4. Description of Requirement:
A. Multi-Mission Hearing Protection - (Quantity 74 each)
1. Must connect to issued Viper Revision helmet / rail system
2. Must be compatible to various frequencies and antennas operated within the scope of the DOD
a. Specifically PRC-148 MBITR and JEM variant radios
3. Must be tested in accordance with ANSI s12.42-2010
4. Must meet IP65 specifications
5. Ability to quickly detach and reattach to a helmet type rail system
6. Includes ability for wear without helmet
7. Has ambidextrous design
8. Ability to toggle between radio systems
9. Multi-directional boom microphone
10. Noise Cancelling of all surrounding sounds; allowing for face to face communication.
11. Coyote Brown Preferred B. Adapaters
1. Must have a 6 Pin Mil-C-55116 to interface to various Harris radio systems
a. Compatible with Harris XL 200 and Harris 152 radio systems
b. Push to talk function to enable squad based communication
c. Quantity 74 each
2. Includes Adaptor with connection capability to Harris XL 200 and Harris 152 radio system
a. Quantity 74 each
5. Warranty: All materials shall be warranted to be in compliance with this statement of work and to the highest standards of the industry. Minimum warranty of 1 year.
Refer technical questions and information to:
SMSgt Mikkael Hahn Contracting Specialist 610 Militia Drive St. Paul, MN 55111 612-713-2613 Mikkael.hahn@us.af.mil
CITIZEN AIRMEN STRENGTHENING FREEDOM
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