Atch 01 Requirements Document.pdf
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- Tracking Mounts Federal contract opportunity
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This requirements document outlines the need for three tracking mounts to replace aging equipment at Holloman Air Force Base. The contractor must deliver mounts weighing less than 180 pounds capable of handling a 200-pound camera payload, with 270 degrees of azimuth and 180 degrees of elevation rotation controllable from 0 to 120 degrees per second. The mounts require direct drive closed loop servo, 19-bit encoders with 20 arc-second accuracy. Delivery of all hardware and documentation is due 120 days from award to the 704th Test Group at Building 1260 on Holloman Air Force Base. The related solicitation from the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center seeks tracking mounts meeting the specifications in the requirements document.
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TRACKING MOUNTS FOR I2MP
Requirements Document
For
704th Test Group/846th Test Squadron
01 March 2021
1.0 PURPOSE
The Holloman High Speed Test Track (HHSTT) collects high speed imagery of test items traveling up to 10,000 feet per second along a 10-mile long sled track. High speed video recording is required to provide data for scientific design, test, evaluation and analysis. Tracking mounts are regularly used to track test articles and collect customer data. Thirty year old Kineto Tracking Mounts (KTM) are currently being used and many of the components are no longer working. Due to the age of the KTM’s, many of the needed positioning and servo control components are obsolete. Replacing the KTM’s with lightweight, high speed optical systems provides the 846 Test Squadron with up to date tracking systems able to integrate with other updated imaging components. New tracking mounts will improve and modernize the HHSTT’s optical measurement capabilities.
2.0 SCOPE
The contractor shall provide three (3) tracking mounts meeting the specifications below.
2.1 Mechanical Specifications
Overall system must weigh less than 180lbs Capable of being lifted with a two man lift Capable of being configured to a permanent pedestal Capable of being configured to a temporary pedestal and tripods Manufactured to MIL-STD-810 Operating temperature range from -20C to +50C System must be capable of running single phase 110VAC
2.2 Payload
System must be able to handle a camera payload of up to 200 lbs.
2.3 Rotation
Direct drive closed loop servo 270 degrees of azimuth rotation 180 degrees of elevation rotation Controllable angular velocity from 0 to 120 deg/sec.
Controllable angular acceleration of 0 to 120 deg/sec/sec Must have external connection to encoder data Must be able to interface external position control to pedestal
2.4 Encoder
Minimum encoder resolution of 19 bits Minimum position accuracy of 20 arc-seconds
3.0 MILESTONES
The Contractor shall deliver three (3) tracking mounts no later than 120 days after receipt of award.
4.0 DELIVERABLES
The contractor shall deliver all hardware and documentation to 704 TSS/XPL at 1644 Vandergrift Road, Building 1260, Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico 88330-7850.
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