ATTACHMENT 0001Taiwan IMSE EXFOR FoS PWS TW-B-ZCS.docx

IMSE_EXFOR FOS PWS

03 July 2024

Performance Work Statement (PWS) For Taiwan Improved Mobile Subscriber Equipment (IMSE) And Experimental Force (EXFOR) Follow-On Logistics Support

COMMUNICATION-ELECTRONICS COMMAND (CECOM)

SECURITY ASSISTANCE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE (SAMD)

CENTCOM, INDO-PACOM, SOUTHCOM (CIS) BRANCH

Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland 21005 1.

SCOPE

This Performance Work Statement (PWS) defines the requirements that the contractor shall meet for the Taiwan Improved Mobile Subscriber Equipment (IMSE) and Experimental Force (EXFOR) Follow-on Support (FoS) logistics service effort. The contractor shall provide planning, program management, administrative support services, cost control, and cost reporting (if request), program reviews, technical status reporting and other ancillary support and processes such as quality assurance, testing, and data management. The contractor shall provide support for both IMSE systems at the contractor managed facility in Taiwan. Services provided in support of this effort shall be performed in Taiwan, US or other foreign countries (if necessary).

a. Contractor managed in-country Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center (RSC)/Depot (Operations and Management)

b. Repair/replacement services

c. Logistics Management and Services

d. Configuration Management

e. Engineering Support Management

The period of performance for the services shall be a Twelve (12) months period (January 2025 – December 2025) with One (1) – Twelve (12) months option (January 2026 – December 2026)

a. Option year 1 (January 2026 – December 2026)

This will be a Firm Fixed Price (FFP) effort.

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

Where revisions are not indicated, the most recent versions of these documents at time of contract award shall apply H4-1 Federal Cataloging Handbook, May 95 Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE)

MIL-STD-196E Joint Electronics Type 17 Feb 1998 Designation System

for Military Systems, Equipment and

2.1 COMMERCIAL STANDARDS. Where revisions are not indicated, the most recent versions of these documents at time of contract award shall apply. The contractor shall obtain these documents from commercial sources.

3. REQUIREMENTS

The contractor shall operate and manage the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot and perform depot-level repair/replacement services (per DoD 4151.18H as reference) and technical assistance for both IMSE and EXFOR systems. The Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot is the primary centralized repair/replacement facility for all IMSE systems and subsystems. The contractor shall also interface with US and Foreign subcontractors for the repair of items that cannot be repaired at the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center (RSC)/Depot or by Taiwan commercial companies. Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot shall have the repair capability in accordance Integrated Support Plan (ISP) (Append. 1). The Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot shall be equipped with all the hardware, tools, test equipment, spare parts, documentation in accordance with the ISP, personnel, etc., required to meet both IMSE systems repair/replacement and technical assistance requirements of this contract.

3.1 SPARE PARTS

The contractor shall provide spares IAW with the attached Spare Replacement Parts List (Appendix 6) during the period of performance. The contractor shall provide spares being limited to the replacement of Taiwan owned IMSE and EXFOR IAW with the Spares Parts List and determined to be beyond economic repair. Furthermore, the spares do not extend to equipment that cannot be repaired/replaced due to obsolescence. The contractor shall provide the existing Government Owned Inventory records at the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot. The contractor shall provide the cost based on inventory/repair needs to support the repair/replacement services. The contractor shall provide a replacement parts report to keep track of the replacement parts being used, however, it does not apply to items sent to a third-party vendor for repair or items not tracked by NSN, part number, and serial number (CDRL E001). If additional or replacement parts are required to maintain both IMSE systems, the Contractor shall notify USG as early as possible. If any part is being replaced due to end of life (EOL) or obsolescence, the contractor shall submit a change request, and the contractor shall provide pricing and the estimated lead time 45 days after notified the Government. Government approval shall be obtained prior to implementation of the new parts.

3.2 REPAIR/REPLACEMENT SERVICES

3.2.1 The contractor shall provide repair services, repair parts and replacement services for IMSE and EXFOR systems. Also, the IMSE CONTACS generator repair service. The contractor shall supply all the necessary labor, materials, facilities, storage, transportation, and customs processing required to meet the repair/replacement requirements IAW ISP (Appendix 1) of this contract. The contractor shall provide the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot repair transaction records as part of the Maintenance Report per CDRL B001. Replacement services include the replacement of non-repairable items, washout spares and replenishment of spares and Authorized Stockage List (ASL). The contractor shall also provide consumables, e.g., batteries, bulbs, LEDs, etc. that are not easily procured locally by the Taiwan Army. Unserviceable items returned for repair may be replaced by assets available from either the contractor owned or Taiwanese owned inventory. Unserviceable items replaced and subsequently repaired and returned to a serviceable condition will be stocked in the same inventory from which the replacement asset was issued. The serviceable item will be used to support prospective product repair/replacement as necessary.

3.2.2 The Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot facility shall have and maintain an in-house repair capability to perform simple system diagnostic and repair in accordance with (IAW) the ISP (Appendix 1).

3.2.3 TURN AROUND TIME

Turnaround time is defined as the time from contractor receipt of an inoperative unit or assembly at the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot to delivery of a fully functional item to the Taiwan Army. The contractor shall repair/replace all items within 30 days (objective requirement) of turn-in by the Taiwan Army. The 30 day turnaround time is contingent upon the Taiwan Army turning in their unserviceable as failures occur. If the Taiwan Army does not turn in the failures as they occur or repairs have been discontinued for reasons outside of the contractor’s control, then the following applies:

a. In the event that the required number of repairs in any 30-day period exceeds the predicted quantity (250) by greater than 200%, the repair of those items in excess of the anticipated failures shall be accomplished in successive 60 days periods at the same rate.

b. In the event repairs are discontinued for reasons outside of the contractor’s control; the Government will provide a priority repair list and the contractor shall complete repairs.

3.2.4 REPAIR/REPLACE CRITERIA

If the repair cost of a returned item exceeds 65% of its latest acquisition price (based on the historical buys and monthly report from contractor), it shall be replaced with a new item upon Government approval via Engineering Change Proposal or Notification.

3.2.5 SHELTER LEVEL TROUBLSHOOTING AND REPAIR

The Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot shall be capable of providing shelter level troubleshooting and repair if Direct Support (DS) troubleshooting procedures (IAW the attached ISP) do not correct the problem. The shelter level troubleshooting and repair is limited to electronic type repairs (cabling, power, signal panels, etc.) and does not include the repair of the shelter body.

3.2.6 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REPRESENTATIVES (TARs)

The Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot shall provide, three (3) dedicated, fulltime unit level technical assistance representatives (TARs) to support IMSE /EXFOR system. TARs shall provide support system operation, troubleshooting and maintenance of IMSE system. They shall provide technical advice concerning IMSE systems, assist with on-the-job training (OJT) of Taiwan soldiers. TAR shall assist unit and Taiwan IMSE support center/depot with troubleshooting, fault isolation and identification of failed items, alignment and adjustment of the systems, resolution of system problems. TAR shall assist with logistics processes and provide technical support during Taiwan Army IMSE field training exercises (FTX). They shall use unit and/or the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot tools and test equipment when providing this assistance. The contractor shall ensure the technical assistance representatives are proficient on all aspects of IMSE Phase I and Phase II systems. Technical assistance services shall be consistent with technical assistance services provided in accordance with IMSE Integrated Support Plan, the TARs will remain physically in Taiwan to support all IMSE units through the entire period of performance.

3.2.7 The contractor shall be required to maintain accountability for all tools and equipment in the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot and as documented in Appendix 1. The contractor shall perform a full inventory within the first 30 days of the period of performance and at least one time per calendar year during the period of performance.

3.2.8 QUALITY ASSURANCE (QA)

The contractor shall establish and maintain a QA program in accordance with best commercial practices. The contractor shall describe the quality assurance approach in the contract proposal. All repaired items shall be tested and/or validated to verify that the item is incompliance with the requirements of this PWS and the IMSE System Specifications

3.3 SHIPPING COSTS

Taiwan shall bear all shipping costs associated with evacuation of the failed items from the Taiwan field unit to the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot and return of serviceable items from the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot to the field unit. The Taiwan Army will be responsible for transporting all failed equipment including the shelters to and from the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot. The Taiwan Army will be responsible for dismounting and re-mounting shelters to vehicles (HMMWVs). The contractor shall bear all shipping costs associated with shipping the item from the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot to its repair destination, i.e., Taiwan vendor, US or Foreign vendor, etc., and return of that item back to the Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot. The contractor shall make every attempt to use the most cost-efficient shipping methods that will not delay its timely performance of the contract requirements.

3.4 OBSOLESCENCE

The contractor shall utilize the obsolescence program (IAW the attached ISP). If an item is no longer producible or repairable, or is approaching obsolescence during the period of performance, the contractor shall notify the U.S. Government (Contracting Officer) and propose a recommended solution with all associated cost impacts within 60 days of identifying an obsolescence issue.

3.5 MAINTENANCE REPORT

The contractor shall maintain and provide a record of all repair/replacement actions performed during this contract IAW CDRL B001. The Quarterly Maintenance Report shall identify returned equipment by name, NSN, part number, serial number, action taken (repaired/replaced/awaiting action, shipped), date item was received for repair, FMS requisition number and date repaired, or replacement item was provided back to Taiwan designee. The Quarterly Maintenance Report shall be IAW CDRL B001.

3.6 INTEGRATED SUPPORT PLAN

The contractor shall utilize the existing Integrated Support Plan (ISP) in Appendix 1. The ISP contains a detailed description of the procedures, actions, and organization that the contractor will utilize to successfully sustain the IMSE system for this effort. ISP shall be IAW CDRLC001.

3.7 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

The contractor shall establish, maintain, and update if there are any changes to the existing IMSE Configuration Baseline (CB) Management (IMSE System Specification as reference). The IMSE System Specification defines and establishes the CB requirements and shall be the basis of CM requirements for this contract. Should a change to the IMSE baseline be required, the contractor shall notify the Government via Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) or Engineering Change Notification (ECN) and provide the Government with the associated impact of configuration change for approval prior to implementing any changes that will incur a cost. Upon Government approval (Engineering Change Proposal or Notification) of configuration changes the contractor shall update logistics documentation as appropriate.

4 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

4.1 ANTITERRORISM (AT). AT Level I training or provide contractor equivalent AT training. This standard language is for contractor employees with an area of performance within an Army controlled installation, facility or area: All contractor employees, to include subcontractor employees, requiring access to Army installations, facilities and controlled access areas shall complete AT Level I awareness training within 30 calendar days after contract start date or effective date of incorporation of this requirement into the contract, whichever is applicable. The contractor shall submit certificates of completion (CDRL A001) for each affected contractor employee and subcontractor employee, to the COR or to the contracting officer, if a COR is not assigned, within 60 calendar days after completion of training by all employees and subcontractor personnel. AT level I awareness training is available at the following website: https://jkodirect.jten.mil/ for CAC holders. Non-CAC-holders may go to: http://jko.jten.mil/courses/atl1/launch.html.

AT Awareness Training for Official and Unofficial Contractor Personnel Traveling Overseas: US based contractor employees and associated subcontractor employees shall receive government provided area of responsibility (AOR) specific AT awareness submit training as directed by AR 525-13, or other COCOM specific requirements. Specific AOR training content is directed by the combatant commander with the unit ATO being the local point of contact. US based contractor employees and associated subcontractor employees will update their PRO-File survey prior to their official or unofficial travel, in accordance with AR 525-28, Personnel Recovery. The PRO-File survey is available at the following link: https://prmsglobal.prms.af.mil/prmsconv/Login/Banner.

iWATCH The contractor and all associated subcontractors shall brief all employees on the local iWATCH program (training standards provided by the requiring activity ATO). This local developed training will be used to inform employees of the types of behavior to watch for and instruct employees to report suspicious activity to the COR. This training shall be completed within 30 calendar days of contract award and within 30 calendar days of new employees commencing performance with the results reported to the COR NLT 60 calendar days after contract award. (CDRL A002) http://www.myarmyonesource.com/familyprogramsandservices/iwatchprogram/default.

4.2 OPERATIONS SECURITY (OPSEC). The contractor shall develop an OPSEC Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)/Plan within 90 calendar days of contract award to be reviewed and approved by the responsible Government OPSEC Officer. (CDRL A003) This plan will include a process to identify critical information, where it is located, who is responsible for it, how to protect it and why it needs to be protected. The contractor shall implement OPSEC measures as ordered by the commander. In addition, the contractor shall have an identified certified Level II OPSEC coordinator per AR 530-1.

Per AR 530-1, Operations Security, contractor employees must complete Level I OPSEC training. New employees must be trained within 30 calendar days of their reporting for duty and annually thereafter. Level I OPSEC training is available at the following website: http://cdse.edu/catalog/elearning/GS130.html (duration: 45 minutes) (CDRL A004).

4.3 PERSONNEL SECURITY (PERSEC). For Performance or Delivery in a Foreign Country. DFARS Clause 252.225-7043, Antiterrorism/Force Protection for Defense Contractors outside the US or provide contractor equivalent training. The clause shall be used in solicitations and contracts that require performance or delivery in a foreign country. This clause applies to both contingencies and non-contingency support. The key AT requirement is for non-local national contractor personnel to comply with theater clearance requirements and allows the combatant commander to exercise oversight to ensure the contractors compliance with combatant commander and subordinate task force commander policies and directives.

Threat Awareness Reporting Program. IAW AR 381-12 Threat Awareness and Reporting Program (TARP) paragraph 1-10l contractor employees must receive annual TARP training by a CI agent or other trainer as specified in 2-4b.

Appendix 1 Integrated Support Plan

Appendix 2 IMSE System Specification

Appendix 3

IMSE Depot Master Part List

Appendix 4

EXFOR Spares Part List

Appendix 5

EXFOR Statement of Work (SOW)

Appendix 6

IMSE Spare Parts List

ZCW ISP_07142021.pdf

IMSE Integrated Logistic Support Plan (ILSP) May 6, 2020

IMPROVED MOBILE

SUBSCRIBER EQUIPMENT

(IMSE) LOGISTICS SUPPORT

Integrated Support Plan

COMMUNICATION-ELECTRONICS COMMAND (CECOM)

SECURITY ASSISTANCE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORATE (SAMD)

PACOM, SOUTHCOM, NORTHCOM (PSN) DIVISION

Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland 21005

Table of Contents

1.0 Introduction 3

2.0 Logistics Support Concept 3

3.0 Technical Support 3

4.0 Spare Parts 4

4.1 ASL/PLL 4

4.2 Maintenance Spares 4

4.3 Float 4

4.4 Support Equipment 4-5

4.5 Depot level repair parts 5

4.6 Depot level test equipment 5

5.0 Equipment Maintenance 5-6

6.0 Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center 6

6.1 Failed Item Repair/Replacement Process 6

6.2 Shelter Level Repair 7

6.3 Turn Around Time 7

6.4 Repair/Replace Criteria 7

6.5 Shipping 8

6.6 Quality Assurance 8

7.0 LRU Repairs 8

8.0 Obsolescence 9

9.0 Configuration Management 9

Appendix Appendix I Spare Parts A-I 1-15 Appendix II Repair Location A-II 1-14 Appendix III Initial Stockage and Repair Parts A-III 1- 37 Appendix IV Test Equipment A-IV 1- 4

1.0 Introduction

The Improved Mobile Subscriber Equipment (IMSE) is a Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Program that provides Tactical Communications Transport/Infrastructure for the Taiwan Army. The major subsystems are: Circuit Switching, Tactical Data Network, Mobile Radio Subsystem, Transmission Subsystem, and Control Tactical Area Communications System. The purpose of this ISP is to describe the procedures, actions, and organizations that the contractor intends to utilize in order to successfully sustain the IMSE Phase II equipment in Taiwan.

2.0 Logistics Support Concept

The logistics support concept for the Taiwan IMSE system is based on a similar logistics program developed for the US Army MSE (Mobile Subscriber Equipment) system. The support system is a combination of organic Taiwan Army support, United States Government (USG)/FMS support and support by contractor. A contractor managed and operated Regional Support Center (RSC)/Depot shall establish in Taiwan that allows the Taiwan Army (TA) to bring all failed equipment to one central location for processing. However, the TA will utilize the existing military motor pools to maintain the two types of transport vehicles – High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) and Mitsubishi FUSO truck

Contractor will manage and operate the RSC/Depot. After the conclusion of the contract, Taiwan has the option to transition the management and operation of the RSC/Depot from contractor to a Taiwan designated facility. If the Taiwan Army wishes to transition the RSC/Depot, USG will notify the contractor NLT eighteen months prior to the end of the contractor.

3.0 Technical Support

There will be three experienced, knowledgeable contractor’s IMSE technicians (Technical Assistance Representatives – TARs) assigned to support the IMSE system (one technician will provide support to each of the three Armies). The TAR will provide technical advice concerning the system, assist with on-the-job training (OJT) of Taiwan soldiers, and assist with troubleshooting, fault isolation, aligning, and adjusting the system. They will also assist with the identification of failed items and spare parts. They will use customer tools and test equipment as necessary when providing this assistance. They will be on a 1-hour response time Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and an 8-hour response time otherwise. The travel time to the work site is additive to the response time. The Taiwan Army will provide office and work space in the vicinity of the maintenance facility for these TARs.

4.0 Spare Parts

4.1 ASL/PLL

The IMSE spares consist of Prescribed Load List (PLL) parts and Authorized Stockage List (ASL) parts. The PLL provides the parts necessary for organization level maintenance, such as fuses, lamps, circuit card assemblies and other Line Replaceable Units (LRUs). The ASL provides the parts needed for direct support maintenance and serves as supply backup for the PLL.

Each of the three Armies was provided with a set of ASL/PLL and maintenance spares. These parts are intended for use by the Army to repair failed equipment.

The total amount of ASL for each part was calculated based on the MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) to support 180 days of failures. Taiwan should store their ASL in a centralized location easily accessible to the maintenance team.

4.2 Maintenance Spares

The maintenance spares (Unit Level direct support) were planned for use as required by the maintenance team to troubleshoot failed equipment. After troubleshooting using the maintenance spares, the soldier can request the appropriate replacement part from the ASL. The soldier then replaces the failed item with the good item from ASL and turns the failed item for repair or replacement. It is important that failed items are returned to the RSC/Depot ASAP but NLT 30 days after failure. If this timeline is not adhered to, then there is a possibility that the ASL inventory could be depleted leaving the Army at risk with no immediate replacement for some equipment.

4.3 Float

The contractor shall purchase a set of Float spares to be used in support of the ASL spares. The float spares will be at RSC/Depot for use by all three Armies.

Contractor also purchased additional spares for those items experiencing higher than anticipated failure rates. These were also placed at the RSC/Depot with the float. Representatives from each Army can come to the RSC/Depot to exchange failed items for good ones. Contractor then arranges to have the failed items repaired or replaced based on their condition. Contractor will maintain sufficient quantities of float spares to meet the desired turn-around time assuming Taiwan turns in each failed component in a timely fashion (within 30 days of failure).

When necessary to maintain this goal, contractor will increase or add to the items from ASL/PLL in float.

4.4 Support Equipment

The contractor shall purchase a set of replacement components for use by the repair technicians. These components are collocated with the equipment repair center. Special tools and test equipment are also acquired if needed to allow trained technicians to troubleshoot many of the major subassemblies down to the component level.

4.5 Depot level repair parts

In order to support depot level repair capability of the items identified in paragraph 7.0, the contractor shall purchase a set of repair parts. These components are collocated with the RSC/DEPOT.

4.6 Depot level test equipment

Depot level test equipment was acquired by the program to allow trained RSC/DEPOT personnel to test and troubleshoot a select set of IMSE items identified in paragraph 7.0. The test equipment is collocated with the RSC/DEPOT.

The various spares and support equipment lists are provided in Appendix I, III and

IV.

5.0 Equipment Maintenance (Repair/Replacement)

Based on the agreement between Taiwan Army and USG, Taiwan Army personnel will perform unit and direct support maintenance on the equipment. Depot level maintenance will be performed at the contractor depot/factory facilities. Unit level maintenance consists of Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS), removal and replacement of expendable items such as fuses, lamps, etc., and the removal and replacement of LRU's such as circuit card assemblies and electronic black boxes.

Troubleshooting at this level is normally accomplished by built-in-tests. Direct support maintenance will include radio repair by the replacement of modules. Troubleshooting at this level utilizes specialized radio test benches. Items for repair beyond the DS level will be evacuated to the contractor RSC/DEPOT.

For each failed item, the Taiwan Army DS personnel will provide in English language the following information to the contractor’s TAR: Work Order #, NSN, Part Number, Item Description, Qty, Failed Part S/N and/or Barcode. The TAR records this information on a request form and forwards the information to the Logistics Manager. The Logistics Manager sends the provided information to USG (USASAC and SAMD) with a request for a Document Number and then reviews the replacement part inventory utilizing a contractor’s inventory database system. If a part is available, the Logistics Manage records the following information: Repair Order #/Document Number, Replacement S/N and/or Barcode, Date Swapped. The TAR and contractor’s warehouse manager are notified to arrange an exchange date for the replacement parts. The Army drives to the RSC/DEPOT with the failed parts, coordinates the exchange with the warehouse manager utilizing a hand receipt and returns to their home base with good parts.

6.0 Contractor managed and operated Taiwan IMSE Regional Support Center/Depot

The Taiwan RSC/DEPOT acts as the centralized repair/replacement facility for all Communications Electronics IMSE equipment and includes the repair of IMSE generators and air conditioners. Contractor operates and manages the facility. The Taiwan owned as well as the contractor owned float is stored at this facility. This provides the ability to make exchanges on the same day as failed items are returned.

The same day exchange applies only to those parts maintained as ASL.

6.1 Failed Item Repair/Replacement Process

Contractor will process the failed items through one of the various channels identified below:

1) If the item is designated as a RSC/DEPOT repairable item, then the failed item is repaired at the RSC/DEPOT by trained technicians.

2) If the item is not a RSC/DEPOT repairable item, then the failed item is returned to the original manufacturer for repair.

a. The original manufacturer is located in Taiwan.

i. Transportation to and from the manufacturer is arranged by contractor.

b. The original manufacturer is located outside Taiwan.

i. Contractor prepares all the necessary paperwork for import/export control.

ii. Contractor packages the item for shipping and arranges the shipping as required.

3) The failed item is declared non-repairable and a replacement is ordered.

Repaired/replaced items are returned to the Taiwan owned float for use in a later exchange.

6.2 Shelter Level Repair

The RSC/DEPOT will also include the capability of providing shelter level troubleshooting and repair if Direct Support (DS) troubleshooting procedures do not correct the problem. The shelter level troubleshooting and repair is limited to electronic type repairs (cabling, power, signal panels, etc.) and does not include repair of the shelter body. The depot will support periodic deep cleaning services.

Taiwan Army will be responsible for transporting the shelter to and from the RSC/DEPOT including the dismounting and re-mounting to the vehicle.

6.3 Turn Around Time

Turn around time is defined as the time from Contractor receipt of an inoperative unit or assembly at the Taiwan RSC/DEPOT to delivery of a repaired/replacement item to the Taiwan Army. The Contractor will repair/replace all IMSE Phase II items within 30 days of turn-in by the Taiwan Army. The 30 day turnaround time is contingent upon the Taiwan Army turning in their unserviceables as failures occur. If Taiwan does not perform timely turn in of unserviceables, there will be a resultant increase in the turnaround times for repair.

6.4 Repair/Replace Criteria

If the repair cost of a returned item exceeds 65% of its latest acquisition price, it shall be replaced with a new item upon USG approval.

6.5 Shipping

Contractor shall arrange for transportation and bear all shipping costs associated with evacuation of the failed item from the Taiwan field unit to the Taiwan RSC/DEPOT and return of serviceable items from the RSC/DEPOT to the field unit. The contractor shall bear all shipping costs associated with shipping the item from the Taiwan RSC/DEPOT to its repair destination, i.e., Taiwan vendor, US or foreign Vendor, etc, and return of that item back to the Taiwan RSC/DEPOT.

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6.6 Quality Assurance (QA)

Contractor shall establish & maintain a QA program in accordance with best commercial practices. All repaired items shall be tested and/or validated to verify that the item demonstrates compliance with the requirements of the equipment/assemblage specifications.

7.0 LRU Repairs

Contractor shall purchase a set of test equipment and developed detailed troubleshooting procedures to repair the following communication and electronics (C/E) equipment assemblies: GDC4S Equipment

• Switch Multiplexer Unit (SMU)

• Printed Wiring Assemblies (PWAs) for the SMU, DIU, QMUX , Single Row Nest (SRN), LIA FECTA, LTU

• LOS Radio

• Other – DNVT, battery charger, power supplies.

This will allow skilled technicians assigned to the RSC/DEPOT to troubleshoot, repair and test much of the IMSE equipment. The specialized equipment includes component replacement equipment.

The COMSEC equipment in the IMSE system is not eligible for inclusion in the local maintenance list. Per US policy, production and component level repair of the COMSEC equipment (DNKG, KL, TED, SVOW, SDVT & MCS) must remain in the United States.

A comprehensive analysis was performed on each item to determine the most cost effective course of action to take with each part. An item will be repaired at the Taiwan RSC/DEPOT whenever possible, as directed by the Taiwan. However, in some cases it is more cost effective to return the item to the original manufacturer for repair. This decision is generally made based on:

1. The number of predicted failures vs. the costs to acquire the special equipment necessary to repair the item.

2. The complexity of the item and the difficulty to train someone other than the original manufacturer how to repair the item. The OEM generally has the unique knowledge of how to deal with the large number of potential failure modes for each item.

3. Whether or not the original manufacturer will provide sufficient technical data to repair the item.

Appendix II provides a list of items repaired at the local RSC/DEPOT as well as those returned to the OEM. This list is based upon using the most cost effective approach with the minimum amount of risk to support IMSE. Based upon equipment densities, [Type here] anticipated MTBF data and OPTEMPO, the combination of the ASL/PLL and float provides the Taiwan Army more than 12 months of replaceable items in Taiwan. This should eliminate a majority of the risk if the supply lines are interrupted for any reason.

8.0 Obsolescence

If an item is no longer producible or approaching obsolescence during the period of performance, the contractor shall notify the USG and propose a recommended solution with associated cost impact, if applicable. The contractor, the USG, and the Taiwan will jointly determine an equitable solution to the given incident.

9.0 Configuration Management

Contractor shall maintain a Configuration Management Program on this contract.

Should a change to the IMSE baseline be required, contractor shall notify USG and provide USG with the associated impact of the change. The USG will coordinate with the Taiwan and then decide whether to accept or reject the configuration change. The contractor shall update logistics documentation as appropriate, upon approval of configuration changes by USG.

Appendix I Spare Parts

A-I 1

Part Number

NSN

Higher Assembly

Description

Total

PLL

Spares

ASL

PLL Allocation

Area Co. Spt Co.

6th 8/10th 6/8/10th

Army Army Army 1 2 3

ASL Allocation

Delta New Resid 6th 8/10th Spares

Army Army Depot 1 2 1

Float

RSC

Depot

Maint Support

Delta 6th 8/10th/

Army School 1 3

06-1414139-5 06-1414145-5 06-1420152-2 06-1420312-4 06-2758683-1 06-2754043-4 06-2759450-201 A3178954-101 06-2754800-6 A3178625-202

SMD823794

SMD823795

SMD823796

SME816163-3

SME820423-3

06-1411808-1

SME822724-4

28-2753609-3 03-2758662-2 06-1402258-4 06-1417401-1 03-2753168-1 28-2753645-4

SME820421-2

SME820429-4

06-1408949-3 06-1408960-3

SME816348-2

SME823165

06-2778238-4

PAP2350

06-2783381-100 28-2749607-1 57-2749608-1 02-2783299-1

5998-01-433-7019 5998-01-422-2047 5998-01-418-0436 5998-01-494-1569 5998-01-443-2316 5998-01-440-4525 5998-01-524-2155 5998-01-480-3157 5998-01-512-3174 5998-01-493-9552 5998-01-361-3996 5998-01-362-1207 5998-01-361-3997 5998-01-387-6690 5998-01-369-2072 5998-01-396-0365 5998-01-424-4058 6130-01-487-0203 5895-01-524-1830 5998-01-382-6872 5998-01-398-7373 5805-01-458-6025 6130-01-470-7466 5998-01-369-2071 5998-01-373-5828 5998-01-382-8941 5998-01-357-8575 5998-01-420-7570 6130-01-373-9110 5998-01-521-5371 5998-01-521-4736 5998-01-521-5307

4140-01-537-2605 5895-01-517-4309

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU

SMU/SRN

SRN

SRN

SRN

SRN/LTU

LTU

LTU

DIU

DIU

DIU

DIU

DIU

DIU

CCA, MTG

CCA, DCBU

CCA, MATRIX2

CCA, SIB CCA,

HSBIC CCA,

T1CEPT2

CCA, CCU2 (-200 in retros, upg

CCA, FE-DTG

CCA, CLCC (-5 in retrofits, upg

CCA, E-STIC

CCA, QUAD IOE

CCA, CPU

CCA, MEMORY

CCA, DVOW

CCA, DLPMA

CCA, 20RNG

CCA, 2WLTU

Power Supply, SMU Timing Standard Assy

CCA, MXDMX

CCA, 41MUX

Blower Assembly SRN Power Supply

CCA, TGMOW

CCA, GPMDM

CCA, TIMTG

CCA, TIMBT

CCA, T1 LTU

Power Supply, LTU

CCA, VDTG

CCA, VDLI CCA,

VDVOW Power Supply, DIU Fan

Interface Control Unit (ICU)

1 1

1 1 5

1 1 1

1 1 2 1 2 5 2 1 2 1

2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 4 2 2 4 4 4 5

A-I 2

06-2758100-3 06-2758130-3 06-2758160-11 06-2758190-5 06-2758220-3 06-2758250-3 04-2758347-2 04-2758347-3 04-2758347-4 04-2758347-5 06-2780595-300 06-2780077-2

SME814828

SME814852-3

SME820426-2

28-2783755-1 F8025E05

ACG1250INV-SH

03-2777025-1

LMC009A-R2

DS104

FS516

M55629/1-403

SDSA1175

2S-AVV-150

LZS-250-3

02-2777331-2AA

06-2777782-2 06-2773276-101 06-2777227-1 06-2771195-2 06-2777228-1 06-2777327-1

FD-235FH

02-2777215-1

PS400ATXAS-GTE

04-2781273-1

5998-01-522-3035 5998-01-522-3048 5998-01-491-1337 5998-01-522-3045 5998-01-522-3027 5998-01-529-7894 6130-01-471-7081 4140-01-471-7083 5998-01-471-7082 5998-01-471-7084 5998-01-520-3227 5998-01-517-9946 5998-01-120-3251 5998-01-369-2076 5998-01-369-2073 6130-01-517-9828 4140-01-538-1852 6120-01-519-9267 6130-01-517-3422 7050-01-515-6795 7025-01-508-5009 5895-01-522-5588 5925-01-467-1172 5920-01-537-5454

6130-01-457-4896 7021-01-521-5296 none 5998-01-538-3609 7025-01-527-3718 5998-01-474-8349 5998-01-533-1977 none none 7025-01-462-6023 none none

L/F

L/F L/F L/F L/F L/F L/F

QMux

QMux QMux QMux

Mod Assy

Misc Equip

DLOS

DLOS

WS

RAW

RAW

RAW

RAW

RAW

RAW

RAW

RAW

CCA, ACTL

CCA, TAAC

CCA, TCBLC

CCA, DTGLC

CCA, OC3LC

CCA, TCC

Power Supply Fan Tray System Mgmt Board Fan Monitor Board

CCA, QTGM2

CCA, RMCC2 (-3 also acceptab

CCA, MTGSY

CCA, MTGS4

CCA, LTA

Power Supply, DC-DC Fan Power Converter Power Supply, 5V Compact Media Converter (Blac 4-Port Dual Speed Hub (Netgear 16-Port 10/100 Mbps FE Switch

CB, AC, 30A

Secondary Surge Arrestor, Squar Meter, Elec. Ind/Voltmeter Power Supply, Lambda, 28V RAW Computer Unit Motherboard w/CPU Module

AXI 128 MB RAM

Quad Fast Ethernet PCI Board Creator3D Graphics Board RS 232/432 4-Port Serial PCI B Single Channel Ethernet PCI Bo Internal Floppy Disk Drive CD-ROM Drive, 40x Power Supply Chassis Fan a

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 1

12 12 7 4 4 7 2 2 1 2 2 4 4 4 3 2 2 1 2 2 1

12 12 11

1 1 1 1

A-I 3

Total Total Area Co. Spt Co. Delta New Resid Delta

Higher PLL ASL 6th 8/10th 6/8/10th 6th 8/10th Spares RSC 6th 8/10th/ Total Part Number NSN Assembly Description Spares Spares Army Army Army Army Army Depot Depot Army School Spares

1 2 3 1 2 1 1 1 3

02-2777299-1 7025-01-479-3083 WS RHDD, 36G 21 6 6 3 21 42

03-2749410-1 5995-01-521-4711 WS Display, Flat Panel 28 8 8 4 28 56 02-2757981-2 5895-01-462-7168 WS V2 Keyboard 9 2 2 3 9 18 11-2749409-1 7025-01-521-5349 WS Printer, Laser 16 4 4 4 16 32 02-2784087-1 5975-01-521-5419 3640 4-Slot Modular Chassis/AC PS 7 2 2 1 1 8 02-2784087-2 5998-01-521-5451 3640 1-Port Fast Ethernet Network M 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784087-4 5998-01-521-5454 3640 4-Port Serial Network Module 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784087-3 5998-01-522-3329 3640 1-Port HSSI Module, 3640 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784088-1 5998-01-522-2823 7206 6-Slot Chassis (includes AC PS ) 7 2 2 1 1 8 02-2784088-6 6120-01-521-5400 7206 AC Power Supply (included wit 0 02-2784088-2 5998-01-522-2819 7206 7200VXR Network Processing E 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784088-3 5998-01-521-5410 7206 I/O Controller, Dual 10/100 Ethe 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784088-4 5998-01-521-5412 7206 I/O Flash Disk (included with I/O 0 02-2784088-10 5998-01-521-5423 7206 4-Port Ethernet 10BaseT Adapte 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784088-8 5998-01-522-2823 7206 4-Port Serial Adapter, Enhanced 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784088-9 5998-01-522-2831 7206 1-Port ATM OC3c/STM1 MM A 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784088-7 5988-01-522-2844 7206 1-Port HSSI Port Adapter, 7206 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784089-1 5975-01-521-5375 8510 Catalyst 8510 Chassis (includes 7 2 2 1 1 8 Not available separately none 8510 Fan Tray (included with chassis) 0 02-2784089-3 6120-01-521-5359 8510 C8510 AC Power Supply 7 2 2 1 1 8 02-2784089-2 5998-01-521-5378 8510 C8510 Switch Route Processor 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784089-7 5998-01-521-5385 8510 8-Port T1 IMA Port Adapter Mo 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784089-4 5998-01-521-5380 8510 4-Port T1 Adapter Mod (Circuit 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784089-5 5998-01-521-5382 8510 OC3-3c/STM-1 Mix Adapter Mo 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 02-2784089-6 5998-01-521-5384 8510 Lightstream 1010/C5500 Carrier 7 1 1 1 1 1 8 2112-99205-00 5998-01-505-7884 408E RF-Receiver (A1) 7 1 1 6 1 1 13 2112-99825-00 5998-01-505-7885 408E Modem (A9) 8 1 1 1 8 1 1 16 2112-99105-00 5998-01-505-7886 408E Interface (A11) 14 3 3 1 14 1 1 28 2112-99545-00 5998-01-506-1773 408E EOW & Motor Drive (A13) 7 1 1 7 1 1 14

2112-99595-00 5998-01-505-7874 408E CPU (A14) 8 1 1 1 8 1 1 16

2112-99235-00 5998-01-505-7875 408E RF-Transmitter (A18) 7 1 1 6 1 1 13 2112-90360-00 5998-01-506-0840 408E Diplexer (A19) 7 1 1 4 1 1 11 2112-99295-00 5998-01-505-7876 408E Power Monitor (A21) 7 1 1 3 1 1 10 2112-90980-00 5895-01-506-8020 408E Case (A23) 5 2 1 3 8 2112-90991-00 1670-01-505-7877 408E Rear Panel (A24SA) 7 2 2 1 3 10 2112-99930-00 5998-01-506-1772 408E Power Amp PS (A24A2) 5 1 3 1 8 2112-97210-00 5998-01-506-8839 408E Power Amp (A24A4) 7 1 1 6 1 1 13

A-I 4

2112-90996-00 2112-99665-00 2112-99045-00 2112-91735-00

61002069AA

61002072AA

61008779AA

61224086AA

61007018AA

61007019AA

61002084AC

61002075AA

61002076AA

61002114AA

61002077AA

61208928AA

61002089AA

61006654AA

56281922AA

61006947AA

61006942AA

61006943AA

56281968AA

61224250AA

61224251AA

4101460-501

61228638AA

61228637AA

61228646AA

61228644AA

61228643AA

61228641AA

03-2784094-1 29-2733589-10 (See 00-2780894-1 thru 00-2780894-1 301711

5975-00-505-7879 6120-01-505-7880 5998-01-505-7881 6120-01-505-7882 5975-01-512-6674 5975-01-506-8850 5998-01-506-8849 5998-01-506-8851 5998-01-507-8852 5998-01-507-0418

5998-01-506-8854 5998-01-506-8855 5998-01-506-8836 5998-01-506-8837 5998-01-506-8834 6120-01-506-8023 5998-01-507-0417 5998-01-506-8846 5998-01-507-0419 5998-01-50608022 5998-01-506-8021 5975-01-517-4320 5998-01-506-8847 5998-01-506-8848 5965-01-505-9919 5985-01-506-8840 6140-01-507-1136 6130-01-507-0416

5965-01-536-8696

5985-01-517-3462 5985-01-517-5030

408E

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC9830

TRC/Multicoup Multicoupler Multicoupler Multicoupler Multicoupler Multicoupler Multicoupler Multicoupler Multicoupler

RAP/MRT

RAP/MRT

RAP/MRT

RAP/MRT

RAP/MRT

RAP/MRT

RAP/MRT

MRT

Assemblage 25m Mast

Front Panel Assembly (A25SA) DC Power Supply (A25A2) Display CCA (A25A3) AC Power Supply (A25A12) Equipped Chassis Front Panel Assembly Digital Module RF Head Module IF/AF Module Synthesizer Module Tri-Tac Interface Module Filter Module Switching & Mask Module Equipped Amplifier Diplexer Module Base Station Module Power Supply Module Time Management Module Security Management Module GPS Module TX Combiner PCB Assy RX Divider PCB Assy Equipped Chassis Duplexer PCB Assy Coupler/Detector PCB Assy Wireless Handset Unit Handset Antenna Handset Battery Pack Handset Battery Charger Handset Wall Mount Handset Belt Clip Handset Carrying Bag Switch Assembly - MRT Surge Arrestor 25 Meter Mast 25M Mast EXL 167/25-4.8 Mast Lock

12 8 2 6 4 1

2 2 6 8 8 10

19 19 9 11 11 6 9 9 10 9 9 6

11 11 9 11 11 9 5 5 7 7 7 9

15 15 9 15 15 13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1

11 11 8 4 4 2 4 4 2 2 2 1 4 4 2 4 4 2 4 4 2

2 2 3 4 4 3

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

A-I 5

302648 302909 302903 306648 306649 00-2780894-2 307019 302666 300313 301687 300365 300363 300364 300531 305408 306032 300705 00-2780894-3 307020 300366 306195 306845 303035 305395 306640 00-2780894-4 307017 306622 306754 306623 306624 300707 306625 306626 00-2780894-5 307018 306631

5210-01-527-5491 5985-01-527-2473 5985-01-536-9849 5985-01-517-4970 5340-01-53-9273 5985-01-517-3462 5985-01-517-4969 4030-01-505-1637 5085-01-517-4917 5985-01-536-9854 5985-01-536-9894 5985-01-536-9894 5985-01-536-9900 5220-01-512-5539 5331-01-359-8780 8130-01-536-8832 8130-01-536-8834 5985-01-519-9265 5985-01-517-6057

5950-00-228-4634 8130-01-536-9357 8130-01-536-8854 5342-01-537-3910 5340-01-537-1440 5985-01-517-3591 5140-01-517-6241 4920-01-517-4928 5340-01-537-5456 4020-01-536-7757 4020-01-536-9306 8130-01-536-9929 5985-01-517-6234 5985-01-517-7772 3950-01-517-3595 5985-01-520-3845 2910-01-517-5039

25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast

Level Mastfoot 167 Antenna Bracket 50-93 Belt Kit EXL 167/25 4.8 Masthead Cap EXL 167-7G Accessory Bag 1 Bag 1 - 860x240x200 Guystake L850 Winch 200lb Baseplate EX282x282 ES-A Groundspike L=385 Eyebar L=500 Spike L=290 Measuring Rope 18-2 Guyreel P7+A7-20R Guyreel P7-20R Guyreel A5-25R Accessory Bag 2 Bag 2 - 860x240x200 Sledgehammer 3kg H Latchtool Guyreel P6-30Br Guyreel A7-35G Winch Bracket, Gin Pole Lifting Belt, Gin Pole, L=17m Rotator Kit DR25-IMSE Bag Rotator 860x240x200 Rotator D50/50x800 Bracket 50/40 Offset Maneuvering Rope 2x25 Green Maneuvering Rope 2x25 Yellow Guyreel A5-30Gr Extension Tube 50/50x800 Extension Tube 50/40x800LS Winch Power Unit Bag, WPU 660x240x200 Motor Drive 24-28v

24 16 4

24 16 4

2 2 3 4 4 3 2 2 2

24 24 24

12 12 12

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 6 7

2 2 2 6 6 7 6 6 7 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 6 7 2 2 2

A-I 6

306632 306633 00-2780894-7 100106 303785 100105 306620 304519 303529 303528 305878 300826

61226154AA

61226153AA

61226152AA

2112-09373-01 2112-09373-02 4330-00804-00 2112-44650-00 01-2739630-1 C41323 B41319 C41314 C41320

AT575-90

02-2758980-1 0N273827 02-2729976-1

SCD173786

02-2758983-2 02-2780771-1 02-2758978-1 20-2739157-1 M55339/17-00274

CA902

28-2783155-1 57-2733512-1

5985-01-517-4935 5985-01-520-6523 5340-01-537-2947 5985-01-517-7775 5340-01-537-3805 5985-01-517-6238 3020-00-932-3117 5340-01-537-2262 5985-01-537-1497 5985-66-150-9692 5985-01-517-7786 5340-01-537-1581 5985-01-506-8838 5985-01-506-8835 5985-01-506-8833 5985-01-506-0839 5985-01-505-9916 5985-01-517-4389 5985-01-517-4388 5985-01-313-4789 5999-01-324-0852 5340-01-333-3816 5340-01-350-1919 8105-01-337-5353 1430-01-517-4393 5810-01-458-5327 5965-01-128-3944 5895-01-470-0879 6110-00-985-7574 5805-01-519-9255 5810-01-517-3452 5810-01-456-0856 5935-01-368-6803 5935-00-926-7523 5985-01-425-0168 6120-010517-3418 4140-01-257-1863

25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast 25m Mast Dual Ant Dual Ant Dual Ant B3+ Ant B3+ Ant B3+ Ant B3+ Ant

AS-4225

AS-4225

AS-4225

AS-4225

SVOW

SVOW OCP

Mod Assy Mod Assy Mod Assy Mod Assy Mod Assy

Structure Assy

Remote Control 5m Power Supply Cable 10m Bracket, Side Kick, EXL167-S2 Forward Assy Clamp 167x110A Rear Assy Bag, Gin Pole 1600x200x150 Angular Part, Gin Pole Lower Tube, Gin Pole Upper Tube, Gin Pole Rotator-Tilter Kit Winch Crank 200 Upper Assembly Lower Assembly Base Assembly Antenna Reflector RF Feed Spinner Connector Guard Connector Omni Antenna Radial Wire Assy Mast Adapter Clamp Hinge Strain Relief Canvas Storage Bag Antenna, GPS Vinson/Orderwire (SVOW) SVOW Handset, H-350/U

CDU

Distribution Box, J-1077A/U DNVT (excludes Phase I Misc Q Keyloader

TED

Terminator, Coax Adapter, Conn Terminator, SCSI Battery Charger, SPS4359 Fan, Propeller

4 4 4

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 4 2 2 3

2 1

4 5

2 4

8 16 12

2 2

4 4 6 8 6

A-I 7

CH-110

8012-021 21-2783045-1 21-2783046-1 21-2749411-1 06-2732453-1 29-2729959-1 29-2729959-2 29-2733589-7 29-2733589-9 29-2779412-1 29-2759962-1 78-2759073-1 29-2750590-1

SMD811082

SMA838199-1

29-2733503-2 29-2733550-2 29-2733550-3 06-2732182-21 06-2732182-22 29-2733502-2 M55629/1-333 M55629/1-382 M55629/1-389 M55629/1-394

M55629/3-XRXR

MS25244-5

SMA838522-1

SMA838523-1

SMA838525-11

SMA838525-17

29-2733524-2 29-2733524-3 57-2780747-1 02-2783977-1

SMD742644

5998-01-292-7677 6140-01-450-0141 6030-01-520-3230 6030-01-520-3170

5998-01-253-6174 5920-01-466-9318 5920-01-470-8851 5920-01-333-2376

5920-01-530-4266 5920-01-468-7772 5999-01-469-0434 5920-01-371-0550 5920-01-321-9035 5915-01-160-0900 5925-01-466-7765 5925-01-471-1761 5925-01-471-1761 5998-01-520-3168 5998-01-520-3162 5925-01-471-1495 5925-01-257-4009 5925-01-368-5073 5925-01-295-5445 5925-01-469-5724 5925-01-537-3147 5925-00-686-3297 5925-01-145-9192 5925-01-145-9191 5925-01-149-9299

5925-01-466-7764 5925-01-529-9825 4140-01-536-6288

5998-00-332-1820

SEP

SEP Misc Equip SEP

SEP

SEP

SEP

SEP

SEP

SEP

SEP

SEP

PEP

PEP

PEP

PEP

PEP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

PCP

Battery Drawer

Battery Drawer

Pwr Dist Panel

Heater, Ceramic Maintenance Free Battery (DS75

FOM, TFOCA II

FOM, DS3 TFOCA II

Dual FOM

CCA, HVA-3, 29-2733555-3 (2)

ESA, RS-422

ESA, RS-422

ESA, Ant, VHF ESA, Ant, UHF ESA, 10/100 BaseT

ESA, T1

Gasket, Suppressor (used with T High Voltage Prot Assy Bulk Surge Arrestor Adapter, Conn CB, AC, 35A, 2 Pole CB, DC, 150A, 2 Pole CB, DC, 175A, 2 Pole

CCA, ESA, 29-2733504-2 (6)

CCA, ESA, 29-2733505-1 (4)

CB, Main AC, 60A, 2 Pole

CB, AC

CB, AC

CB, AC, 20A

CB, AC

CB, AC

CB

CB, Main DC, AM2-Z161-1

CB, DC, 5A, AM1-Z193-1

CB, DC, 2 Pole, AM2-Z159-8 CB, DC, 2 Pole, AM2-Z160-6

CB, DC, 160A

CB, DC, 175A

Fan, Battery Drawer Battery Monitor, SPS4360

CCA, LVD

8 8 7

2 2 1 2 2 3

4 5

2 2 1

A-I 8

SMA838373-1

AM1-Z21-016

AM1-Z21-044

AM1-Z22-081

AM1-Z545-331

AM1-Z545-366

AM1-Z545-380

AM1-Z545-387

AM1-Z545-394

AM1-Z545-401

M7793/5-001

MR26W050DCVVR

MR26W150ACVVR

MR26W200DCAAR

SMA838305-1

MS25307-232

MS24523-23

MS24523-31

SCD14158

SCB539492

3AG313.250

09-2730146-1 09-2730146-2 09-2734023-2 09-2740811-1 09-2740869-2 09-2759229-1 09-2759545-101 09-2759966-1 09-2759967-1 09-2780884-1 09-2780885-1 09-2780886-101 09-2780887-1 09-2780930-1 09-2780930-3 09-2780931-1

5925-00-200-9476 5925-00-185-9081

6645-00-255-1370 6625-00-643-1800 6625-00-542-1558 6625-00-851-8302 6530-00-267-0442 5930-00-984-9971 5930-00-683-1629 5930-00-683-1628 5975-00-224-5260 6150-00-495-1214

5995-01-517-6033 5995-01-517-7776…