Attachment 1 Next-Gen OCS Questionare.pdf

Attachment 1

NextGen OCS Questionnaire

1. Product Support/Sustainment/Training/Software

1.1. What is your product roadmap?

1.2. Is there follow-on modernization work being developed?

1.3. What is your solution roadmap for the future?

1.4. Do you provide firmware or software updates?

1.5. How are firmware/software updates deployed?

1.6. How many units are sold per year?

1.7. What training courses and deliverable do you provide for first time users?

1.8. Is the production line in operation?

1.9. What warranty or Field Service Rep (FSR) support do have available?

2. System Environmental Requirements

2.1. What level of environmental ruggedization testing has your system passed? As a minimum, specify immersion/water resistance, shock/vibe, dust and temperature limits for operating and storage. (Relevant STDs: MIL-HDBK-310, MIL-STD-810H, MIL- STD-810G, MIL-STD-461, IPX8 Water, IP6X Dust)

3. Size, Weight & Power (SWaP)

3.1. How are different system variations identified (i.e. color, label, shape)

3.2. How is the solution powered?

3.3. What is the draw/run-time of the system under normal use?

3.4. Does your solution use proprietary or open standard interfaces?

3.5. Does your solution involve any proprietary hardware, software, or other components?

3.6. What is the weight of the proposed solution?

4. Interoperability

4.1. Has your solution been tested with ATAK?

4.2. What is 3rd party involvement for supply-chain risk management

4.3. Are Cables available from multiple manufacturers?

4.4. What EUDs have been integrated with the system?

4.5. What EUD cases have been integrated with the solution?

4.6. Additional software requirements to operate system?

4.7. What equipment has been tested for interoperability with your system?

4.8. Which of these devices has your system been tested with? (Samsung S20, S23, PRC-161, PRC-117G, PRC-152A, PRC-163, TAC Rover E, TAC Rover P, Microlight RT-l922/1922A, PRC-167, Mastadon Beast+, TNR2, PLRF15, Trimble (Assault Zone equipment) Somewear Node, GoTenna, selective availability anti-spoofing module (SAASM) or M code global positioning system (GPS) receiver powered through hub, DAGR

4.9. What EUDs have been integrated with your system? (i.e. Samsung-S20-S23, Motorola, SocialMobile)

5. Interfaces

5.1. What connector types are available?

5.2. How many interfaces can the system hub support?

5.3. What software is used for networking with hub and EUD?

5.4. Are multiple connector options available?

5.5. Does you solution support multiple GPS inputs?

5.6. How many connections does your solution support?

6. Human Factors

6.1. Are cables able to be pulled out in case of emergency snap or pull?

6.2. What is pull strength needed to pull out connector?

6.3. What carrying cases, bags, backpacks, vests are integrated with the solution? MOLLE is standard. Any specific brands known to integrate with?

6.4. How are cables integrated onto a person (i.e. Backpack, vest, shirt)?

6.5. How is the system designed to prevent snags?

7. Security

7.1. Does the system have NIAP approval?

7.2. Does the system store data in any capacity?

7.3. Does the system have removable storage?

7.4. Does the system function without the removable storage installed?

8. Capabilities

8.1. What processing can the system hub do in place of an EUD (i.e. Host TRAX, TAK server)?

8.2. What capabilities can be added to the base system?

8.3. Do groups of your systems interact without external hardware?

8.4. Can your solution ingest data from one input and relay to another? If so, is additional hardware/software is required?

9. Costs

9.1. What is breakdown by component for whole system?

9.2. Cost of only base system?

9.3. Cost of system with additional compute power?

9.4. Cost radio cables?

9.5. Cost EUD cables?

9.6. Quantity Discount with breakouts?

9.7. Cable adapter costs?

9.8. Cost of replacement cables?