Advanced Radars Overview for RFI Distro A - 2023.pptx

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This Request for Information document concerns the AN/SPY-6(V) family of radars for various Navy ship classes. The Naval Sea Systems Command intends to award new production contracts beginning in fiscal year 2026 for the Air and Missile Defense Radar variants AN/SPY-6(V)1, AN/SPY-6(V)4, and the Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar variants AN/SPY-6(V)2 and AN/SPY-6(V)3. These radars use common hardware modules in configurations ranging from single fixed arrays to multiple rotator arrays. The Navy seeks industry feedback on contracting strategies such as leader-challenger awards or component breakouts, and production timelines. Responses are due by the specified closing date.

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Above Water Sensors and Lasers

(PEO IWS 2.0)

AN/SPY-6(V) Family of Radars

PEO IWS 2.0

DISTRIBUTION A: Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

APR 2022 | ‹#›

AN/SPY-6 Family of Radars Overview

Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR)

AN/SPY-6(V)1 and (V)4

Rotator Variant

AN/SPY-6(V)2

Fixed-Face Variant

AN/SPY-6(V)3

Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) Anti-Surface Warfare (ASuW) Electronic Protection (EP) Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) ASuW Air Traffic Control Weather Mapping

EP

Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar (EASR)

SPY-6 family provides increased detection range for increased performance of hardkill and softkill weapons across the spectrum of warfighting domains Scalable – adaptable, programmable, open interfaces, ease of integration Affordable – low operational and total ownership cost SPY-6(V)’s open architecture design and inherently scalable critical technologies provide an opportunity for use on various ship classes Flight III DDG – installed in DDG 125 FORD Class CVNs – delivering system now to CVN 79 Back-fit in NIMITZ CVNs (RCOH) – CVN 74 Back-fit in Flight IIA DDGs (DDG Modernization)

LPD 29+

LHA 8+

CONSTELLATION Class FFGs

AN/SPY-6(V) Modular Design for Scalability

SPY-6 Radar Module Assembly (RMA) Basic building block of SPY-6 radar apertures across the Family of Radars Enables scaling of SPY-6 variants with low non-reoccurring engineering costs Only 2 maintenance tools for LRU replacement (in less than 6 minutes)

SPY-6(V)1

4 X 37 RMA (148)

SPY-6(V)2

1 X 9 RMA (9)

AMDR

EASR Rotator

EASR Fixed Face

AMDR FLTIIA Backfit

SPY-6(V)3

3 X 9 RMA (27)

SPY-6(V)4

4 X 24 RMA (96)

Outfitting the Fleet

Arleigh Burke Class DDG FLT III

AMDR SPY-6(V)1

4 X 37 RMA (148)

Arleigh Burke Class DDG FLT IIA

AMDR SPY-6(V)4

4 X 24 RMA (96)

Constellation Class FFG

EASR SPY-6(V)3

3 X 9 RMA (27)

San Antonio Class LPD

EASR SPY-6(V)2

1 X 9 RMA (9)

Nimitz Class CVN

1 X 9 RMA (9)

Gerald R Ford Class CVN

EASR SPY-6(V)3

3 X 9 RMA (27)

Wasp Class LHD

America Class LHA

SPY-6 Variants – Hardware Commonality

AN/SPY-6(V)1

Antenna Subsystem Back End Processing Subsystem Array Structure 4 Faces, 37 RMAs/Face Radiator Radar Modular Assembly (RMA) Calibration RMA

INS

AN/SPY-6(V)2

Cooling Subsystem Power Subsystem Antenna Subsystem Back End Processing Subsystem Cooling Subsystem Power Subsystem

AN/SPY-6(V)3

Antenna Subsystem Back End Processing Subsystem Cooling Subsystem Power Subsystem

AN/SPY-6(V)4

Antenna Subsystem Back End Processing Subsystem Cooling Subsystem Power Subsystem SPY-6 Family of Radars

AN/SPY-6(V)1

Flight III Destroyers AN/SPY-6(V)2 (Rotator) Amphibious Assault Ships (LHAs & LHDs) Amphibious Transport Dock Ships (LPDs) Nimitz Class Aircraft Carriers

AN/SPY-6(V)3

Ford Class Aircraft Carriers Constellation Class Guided Missile Frigates

AN/SPY-6(V)4 (Backfit)

Flight IIA Destroyers

Radiator

RMA

Cal RMA

INS

Structure 1 Face Rotator 9 RMAs Radiator

RMA

Cal RMA

INS

Structure 3 Faces 9 RMAs/Face Radiator

RMA

Cal RMA

INS

Structure 4 Faces 24 RMAs/Face Same as V1 Same as V1 Same as V1 Same as V1 Scaled V1 Prime Power Power Distribution Array Dist. same as V1 Same as V3 Same as V1 Same as V1 (1 Unit) Same as V1 Same as V1 Scaled V1 Scaled V2 (4X) Scaled V2 (2X) Scaled V2 Same as V1 Same as V1 Modified V1 Scaled V1 Scaled/ Modified V1 Cooling Equipment Unit (CEU)

UPS

Digital Signal Processing Digital Beamforming Antenna Interface Radar Control Processor / Radar Suite Controller

Real Time Simulator Batteries

UPS

Array Power Distribution Main Power Distribution

Array DC Disconnect

Common Array Cooling System (2 Units)

LEGEND

Modified V1 Same as V2

DBF SW

Same

Scaled

Modified

V2 Qualified

HP&S New

HP&S Obsolescence Upgrades

PPE

Unclassified

New New Power Control Dist.

AN/SPY-6(V) Activities Map

HII / BIW

CSEDS

PMRF

SCSC Wallops System Integration and Test Sites

NSWC Crane System Engineering Support

PMRF

Test and Evaluation Support

NSWC PHD

NSWC Corona

NSWC Dahlgren Systems Engineering Support Johns Hopkins University/APL Systems Engineering Support

NRL

Systems Engineering Support

PEO IWS

Navy Management

SPA

Program Support

SCSC Wallops Is.

Test and Evaluation Support

GTRI

Systems Engineering Support

Raytheon Technologies SPY-6 Radar Systems Prime, Digital Control and Processing General Dynamics Mission Systems Antenna RF and Power Modules

Northrop Grumman Corp AMDR Main and Array Power Eqpt

Espey Mfg & Electronics Corp Uninterruptable Power Supply

Arc Technology Solutions Electronics Assembly Cabinet MSM Industries Arc-Fault Detector, Array Mounting Kits

Becon Inc Cooling Equipment Whitmor Co Breaker Panels

Nova Power Solutions Inc EASR Prime Power Equipment

Raytheon Technologies SPY-6 Radar Systems Prime, Arrays, Combat System Integration

MIT/LL

Systems Engineering Support

Cobham Advanced Electronic Systems Dual Channel Converter Aux Power Controller

CSEDS

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