Attachment 1 - Salient Characteristics.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a Man-Portable Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-sUAS) Detection and Identification System from the 352d Special Operations Wing (352 SOW) at RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom. The document specifies salient characteristics that products must meet to be considered technically acceptable as equal to the Dronebuster DB5 (Disrupt) Detect, Track, and Identify System manufactured by Dzyne Technology and Automation, Inc.
The system must be a passive Radio Frequency (RF) sensor capable of detecting, identifying, and tracking UAS command-and-control links and video downlinks for Groups 1-3 UAS threats with a minimum detection range of 7 kilometers under optimal conditions. Detection frequencies must cover the 400 MHz–6 GHz range, including the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands, with 360-degree omnidirectional coverage requiring no manual antenna adjustments. The system must provide directional finding capabilities, identify known UAS platforms through an onboard library, and detect multiple UAS simultaneously while distinguishing between friendly and unknown platforms. Disruption/neutralization capabilities are optional but desired, with a minimum effective range of 500 meters to target command-and-control links, navigation signals (GNSS), and critical communications. The system must be wearable and man-portable, weighing no more than 9 kg (20 lbs), with MOLLE-compatible attachment for loadbearing vests, capable of mounting onto an MRZR, and weather-resistant for austere environments. Power requirements include a minimum of two rechargeable batteries, one charging station, and at least 6 hours of continuous operation per battery. The complete kit must include data ports for external computer connectivity, compatibility with ATAK (Android Tactical Assault Kit) or equivalent tactical situational awareness platforms, and be delivered within a single ruggedized protective shipping case. The system must comply with the Trade Agreements Act (TAA), with requested delivery within 90 days of contract award.
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352 SOW C-sUAS Salient Characteristics
Item: Man-Portable C-sUAS Detection and Identification System
P/N and/or Description: Dronebuster DB5 (Disrupt) Detect, Track, and Identify System or Equal
Manufacturer: Dzyne Technology and Automation, Inc. or Equal
In order to be considered technically acceptable as "equal" to the brand name specified, a product must meet the following essential (salient) characteristics:
*All References to “UAS” address groups 1-3 UAS threats*
1. Detection Capabilities
• The system must be a passive Radio Frequency (RF) sensor capable of:
1. Detecting, identifying, and tracking UAS command-and-control links and/or video downlinks.
2. Providing directional awareness or bearing to the detected UAS and/or controller via Directional Finding (DF) capabilities.
3. Identifying and classifying known UAS platforms and/or controllers through an onboard library and spectrum reading.
4. Detecting multiple UAS simultaneously and distinguishing between friendly and unknown UAS, where feasible.
• Detection Range: Minimum of 7 km under optimal conditions.
• Detection Frequencies: Must detect common UAS command-and-control and telemetry frequencies, including but not limited to the 400 MHz–6 GHz range, provided it includes the commonly used 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands.
• Detection Coverage: 360-degree coverage using an omnidirectional antenna, without requiring manual antenna adjustments.
2. Disruption/Neutralization Capabilities (Optional but Desired)
• The system should be capable of disrupting or mitigating Group 1-3 UAS at a minimum effective range of 500 meters, with longer ranges considered advantageous.
• Disruption capabilities should target UAS command-and-control links, navigation signals (GNSS), and other critical communications to prevent effective operation of the UAS.
3. Form Factor and Wearability
• The system must be:
1. Wearable, man-portable, and suitable for dismounted tactical operations.
2. Designed with a MOLLE-compatible attachment for mounting on load-bearing vests or packs.
3. Lightweight, with the primary operational components weighing no more than 9 kg (20 lbs).
4. Capable of being mounted onto an MRZR.
• Environmental Protection: Weather-resistant and capable of operating in austere environments.
• Passive Operation: The system must not emit RF energy during detection operations.
352 SOW C-sUAS Salient Characteristics
4. Power Requirements
• The system must be battery-powered and include:
1. A minimum of two (2) rechargeable batteries.
2. One (1) compatible battery charging station.
3. A minimum of 6 hours of continuous operation per battery.
5. Connectivity and Integration
• The system must include:
1. A data port and necessary cabling for connection to external computers (for configuration, software updates, or data analysis).
2. Compatibility with ATAK (Android Tactical Assault Kit) or equivalent tactical situational awareness platforms.
6. Kit Requirements
• The system must be delivered as a complete kit within a single ruggedized, protective shipping and transport case.
7. Compliance
• The system must comply with the Trade Agreements Act (TAA).
8. Delivery Requirements: Requested delivery is within 90 days of contract award to:
352d Special Operations Wing RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom (352 SOW/A3FD)
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