A06_Attachment_1_-_Specification_Sheet_Base_Station.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140L4324Q0104
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This document is a Specifications Sheet for a wireless network system to support virtual fencing trials in specific areas in Oregon. The wireless network is required to support cattle collars and a herd management web application across the O'Keeffe Individual (216) and Beaty Butte (600) BLM grazing allotments.
The key technical requirements for the wireless network include: private network infrastructure with standalone base stations powered by solar/battery and cellular backhaul, ability to operate for 5 days in reduced sunlight, tolerance to 100 MPH winds, protection against raptor perches, and minimal on-site support needed. The network infrastructure must utilize LoRaWAN protocol in the 900 MHz ISM band, support 16 selectable channels, transmit power control, backhaul to AWS servers, and comply with FCC regulations. Additionally, the network must provide firewall, HTTPS, and SSH access and security controls, as well as remote monitoring capabilities.
The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 140L4324Q0104 for "VIRTUAL FENCE EQUIPMENT, Lakeview District Office" issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington.
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Specifications Sheet
Virtual Fence Network
Lakeview Field Office
Purpose/Objectives:
This specification is for a wireless network system to support virtual fencing trials in specific areas in Oregon, USA. The wireless network shall support collars and web application. The wireless network is envisioned to be comprised of remote base stations supporting appropriate wireless technologies to enable communications with collars and backhaul communications to cloud-based web services. Remote base stations must be delivered to Bureau of Land
Management Lakeview Field Office.
Technical Requirements for Wireless Network to Support Virtual Fencing Collars:
• Network Topology and Coverage o The wireless network shall support system coverage over the following BLM grazing allotments in Oregon: O’Keeffe Individual (216) and Beaty Butte (600)
BLM grazing allotments.
o The wireless network provider shall supply predicted coverage maps to ground-level end-points for each specified service each (BLM grazing allotments).
o The wireless network shall be implemented with “private network” infrastructure.
Shared network services are not suitable for these efforts.
• Network Infrastructure Mechanical and Physical o Network infrastructure equipment (e.g., base stations) shall be entirely stand alone in nature requiring no physical connection to power or wired backhaul connectivity. Typically, this will be implemented via solar power/battery system and cellular wireless backhaul.
o Network infrastructure equipment shall be capable of operating with a minimum of 5 days of reduced sunlight.
o Network infrastructure shall be designed to be tolerant to adverse weather conditions including winds of up to 100 MPH.
o Network infrastructure shall provide for protection against use of perches for raptors.
o Network infrastructure shall support minimum on-site user support. Site visits shall be less than once per year.
• Network Infrastructure Wireless Parameters o The network infrastructure shall utilize industry standard LoRaWAN protocol operating in 900 MHz ISM band.
o Network infrastructure shall support integration with LoRaWAN network servers utilizing ChipStack Network Server Stack.
o Network infrastructure shall support 16 channels selectable of full 64 available channels.
o Network infrastructure shall support transmit power control.
o Network infrastructure shall support configuration of channel set and transmit power within capabilities of LoRaWAN Regional Parameter V1.0.2 or 3.
o Network infrastructure shall support back haul connectivity to AWS servers via fixed IP addresses.
o Network infrastructure shall support Semtech packet forwarding mode.
o Network infrastructure shall be full certified to operate with US regulatory domains including FCC.
• Network Infrastructure Access and Security o Network back haul connectivity shall support firewall capabilities to specifics ports and IP addresses.
o Network back haul shall support HTTPS protocol with third party supplied SSL certificates.
o Network infrastructure back haul modem and LoRa Gateway shall be accessible via SSH with configurable user name and password protection.
• Network Infrastructure Monitoring o Network infrastructure shall support remote monitoring of power subsystem and backhaul health.
o Network infrastructure shall support status messaging via SNMP of at least the following parameters: gateway health, gateway location, and TX power.
o Network infrastructure shall support monitoring of power subsystem via Modbus over IP protocol.
Required Wireless Network Coverage:
The network must support cattle collars and a herd management web application across the
O’Keeffe Individual (216) and Beaty Butte (600) BLM grazing allotment. See map.
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