Attachment 02 Testing Matrix.xlsx

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Call for Solutions for Maritime Communication Accessory Suite Block II (MCAS BLK II)
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W911QY-25-MCAS
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The file is a detailed Testing Matrix document for a Maritime Communication Accessory Suite Block II (MCAS BLK II) that outlines comprehensive environmental and technical testing standards across multiple methods and procedures. The matrix covers rigorous testing requirements including immersion (at various depths), humidity, vibration, ice/freezing rain, salt fog, blowing dust/sand, contamination by fluids, altitude, temperature storage and operational conditions, and electromagnetic compatibility testing. Additional specialized testing includes electrostatic discharge, radiated emissions/susceptibility, water jet resistance (IP66), and acoustic performance measurements related to hearing protection and speech intelligibility.

The associated federal contract opportunity (Solicitation W911QY-25-MCAS) is issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground, seeking innovative solutions for ruggedized communication accessories. The system requires headsets, cables, push-to-talk devices, and interoperability cables designed to function reliably across terrestrial, maritime surface, sub-surface, and air operational environments. The testing matrix demonstrates the extremely demanding performance standards required for these communication interface systems, with multiple environmental and technical compliance protocols that potential solutions must meet or exceed.

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TestingResults
MIL-STD-810HPASSFAILNOT TESTEDNOTES:
Method: 512.6 Immersion Procedure I
Method: 507.6 Humidity Procedure II – Aggravated 10 Days
Method: 514.8 Vibration Procedure: I
Method: 521.4 Ice / Freezing Rain Procedure: 1
Method: 509.7 Salt Fog Procedure I
Method: 510.7 Blowing Dust Procedure I
Method: 510.7 Blowing Sand Procedure II
Method: 504.3 Contamination by Fluids Procedure I (Fluids listed in Attachment 03)
Method: 500.6 Altitude, Low Pressure (40,000ft ASL 4 hours) Procedure: I
Method: 500.6 Altitude, Low Pressure (30,000ft ASL 1 hour) Procedure: II
Method: 501.7 High Temperature Storage Procedure I 160°F 7 days
Method: 501.7 Low Temperature Storage Procedure I -40°F 8 hours
Method: 501.7 High Temperature Operational Procedure II 130°F 3 days
Method: 501.7 Low Temperature Operational Procedure II -40°F 2 hours
Method: 512.6 Immersion Procedure I Procedure I (Surface High Noise 3 FSW for 4 Hours)*
Method: 512.6 Immersion Procedure I Procedure I (Combat Swimmer 33 FSW for 10 Hours)*
Method: 512.6 Immersion Procedure I Procedure I (Dive 66 FSW for 2 Hours)*
MIL-STD-461G
CS118 Personnel Borne Electrostatic Discharge
RE-102 Radiated Emissions, Electric Field
RS-103 Radiated Susceptibility, Electric Field
IEC 60529 (IP 66)
Powerful Water Jets (Salt Water)
ANSI S3.2
Speech Intelligibility, Modified Rhyme Test
ANSI S12.6
Measurement of Real Ear Attenuation at Threshold (REAT) of HPDs in a continuous or impulsive noise environment; Method A.
ANSI S12.68
Methods of Estimating Effective A-Weighted Sound Pressure Levels When Hearing Protectors are Worn.
ANSI S12.42
Methods for the Measurement of Insertion Loss of Hearing Protection Devices in Continuous or Impulsive Noise Using Microphone-in- Real-Ear (MIRE) or Acoustic Test Fixture Procedures.
*There are three (3) separate profiles in consideration and each solution is not required to meet all three (3)

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