Attachment 1 - Statement of Work - 70Z03822QJ0000229.pdf

Statement of Work (SOW) for MH-60T

Refreshed Data Concentrator Unit (DCU-R)

Input/Output (I/O) Configuration

Transition

Attachment 1 – Statement of Work – 70Z03822QJ0000229

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MH-60T Refreshed Data Concentrator Unit Input/Output Configuration Transition Statement of Work

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL

Background

Objective

Scope

Period of Performance

DOCUMENTS

Applicable Documents

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Roles and Responsibilities

SCI Technology, Inc

USCG Aviation Logistics Center (ALC)

Government Furnished Equipment (GFE)

Required GFE

REQUIREMENTS

Contractor Technical Support

Software Development

Software

I/O Configuration File

Hardware Delivery

Testing

Documentation

Version Description Document

Load Procedure

Interface Control Document (ICD) Markups

Contract Deliverables

LIST OF ACRONYMS

Appendix A. “CDRLs”

GENERAL

Background

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) operates the MH-60T Jayhawk helicopter to conduct its missions. Since the first MH-60T flight in 2007, the USCG has completed several interim upgrades to the Common Avionics

Architectural System (CAAS) Operational Flight Program (OFP) software in order to integrate additional equipment, additional functionality, and enhance Human-Machine Interface (HMI). Currently the fielded Data

Concentrator Unit (DCU) that has been in production for several years is now experiencing issues that are no longer repairable due to the obsolescence of replacement components and has reached end of life. The Refreshed Data

Concentrator Unit (DCU-R) is the recommended replacement as a Form, Fit, and Function replacement.

Additionally, due to a complete avionics refreshed component, a transition of MH-60T I/O configuration file to the

DCU-R is required to complete testing.

Objective

The objective of the activities outlined within this Statement of Work (SOW) is to successfully deliver a airworthy representative, workable MH-60T DCU-R, Part Number 5561000-001, loaded with the MH-60T I/O configuration file for System Integration Lab (SIL) demonstration and testing by the USCG to evaluate the DCU-R compatibility with the existing DCU, Part Number 544300-001. The DCU-R, P/N 5561000-001, is to be furnished by the USCG.

Scope

This SOW is to be accomplished under contract (To be determined at time of award). The terms and conditions of the base contract apply. The requirements defined herein are as detailed in subsequent paragraphs; port the existing

DCU I/O configuration file to the DCU-R for demonstration/evaluation purposes.

Period of Performance

After award of contract and initial kickoff and requirements review, period of performance for delivery of a workable MH-60T DCU-R ported with existing DCU I/O configuration file is 16 weeks.

DOCUMENTS

Applicable Documents

Technical documents applicable to this contract are identified in Table 2. The list is comprised of the latest version of the documents existing at the time of contract issuance. In the event that a new version of a document is released, the Contractor shall use the latest version available. Other documents that may apply include internal

SCI Technology, Inc. (SCI) developed system documents, commercial and military specifications and standards.

Table 2: Applicable Documents

Number Title Source

5443000-001 DCU Top Level Assy Drawing (latest) SCI

5561000-001 DCU-R Top Level Assy Drawing (latest) SCI

3989-A007-001 HH-60J DCU Electrical Interface Control Document

(EICD) (F)

USCG

3989-A008-001 HH-60J DCU Multiplex Interface Control Document

(MICD), (G)

USCG

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Roles and Responsibilities

SCI Technology, Inc.

SCI Technology, Inc shall serve as the principal design authority for the porting of the existing DCU I/O configuration file to the DCU-R. As such, SCI Technology, Inc. shall provide any software that is required to load the OFP and I/O Configuration files into the DCU-R.

USCG Aviation Logistics Center (ALC)

The ALC MRR product line shall serve as the Government representative and technical point of contact for the porting of the existing DCU I/O configuration file to the DCU-R. ALC shall acquire all system equipment. ALC shall manage the installation of equipment in the aircraft and any required aircraft modifications. During all portions of the aircraft integration, the USCG is responsible for supporting the aircraft. The USCG will provide the aircraft crew, all aircraft maintenance, all aircraft fuel, and all aircraft supplies. The aircraft shall remain the property of the USCG and shall not be bailed to the Contractor.

Government Furnished Equipment (GFE)

The Contractor shall utilize GFE managed under contract TBD.

Required GFE

The Government will provide the Contractor with the additional GFE listed in Table 3.

Table 3: Government Furnished Equipment

Nomenclature Part Number Qty Estimated Value

DCU-R 5561000-01 2 $70,000

REQUIREMENTS

Contractor Technical Support

Contractor shall provide off-site support to the USCG to answer question and discuss any issues found during the

USCG demonstration/evaluation test effort.

Software Development

Software

DCU-R Operational Flight Program

Contractor is to utilize the latest development version of the CH-47F Operational Flight Program (OFP) in support of the USCG demonstration/evaluation test effort. The USCG shall be notified of any updates that may occur, as a result of the on-going CH-47F effort, during the USCG effort. The USCG and Contractor will decide if they updates are pertinent to the USCG effort and if the USCG should update.

Integration Release (IR) is acceptable for all deliveries.

The USCG is not responsible for any update direction of the OFP during this effort. The USCG will report any issues found during the demonstration/evaluation test effort and discuss with the Contractor any potential path forward.

Support Software

The Contractor shall provide any software that is required to load the OFP and I/O Configuration files into the

DCU-R.

I/O Configuration File

The Contractor is port the MH-60T I/O configuration file, part number 5443797-004 Rev J, to the DCU-R I/O configuration file. The Contractor will provide all the required changes to make the I/O configuration file work with the DCU-R

There are two planned IR releases to be delivered: 1) initial IR release 2) second IR release with any I/O configuration corrections for issues found during the initial USCG demonstration/evaluation test.

1. IR #1 delivery shall be loaded into the two delivery units and bench tested prior to shipping to the USCG.

2. IR #2 and any subsequent deliveries are to be electronic deliveries. The USCG load the DCU-R unit’s on-sight for testing.

Hardware Delivery

The Contractor is to utilize GFE for the DCU-R deliveries. The USCG will arrange for the GFE through PM

Cargo.

The Contractor shall ship the DCU-Rs utilizing DD1149s to the following address:

U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) 1664 Weeksville Road MRR Product Line Division, Bldg. 79 Elizabeth City, NC 27909-5001 Attn: Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer Representative (COR)

While the hardware is in the possession of the USCG, the USCG will assume all responsibility for any damage or repair if ensued during the time of custody and or testing. At the completion of USCG testing, the USCG will return the DCU-Rs to the Contractor. The Contractor is responsible returning the DCU-Rs to PM Cargo.

Testing

The Contractor shall perform operational bench checkout of DCU-R for MH-60T DCU-1 and DCU-2 configurations.

Documentation

Version Description Document

The Contractor shall provide a Version Description Document (VDD) for each delivery of OFP and I/O

Configuration file.

Load Procedure

The Contractor shall provide a load procedure providing sufficient information on how to load the DCU-R with

OFP and I/O Configuration files, including any cabling documentation, required software, and system requirements.

Interface Control Document (ICD) Markups

The Contractor shall provide markups (or separate change description) to the EICD (3989-A007-001) and MICD

(3989-A008-001) for any changes between the DCU (5443000-001) and the DCU-R (5561000-001) e.g. xtra bits, Least Significant Bit (LSB) value, etc.

Contract Deliverables

The contract deliverables requirement list (CDRL) for this effort are detailed in 6.0 Appendix A. The Contractor shall provide the following deliveries and all deliveries, other than hardware, shall be in electronic format delivered via the Contractor’s secure File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site.

LIST OF ACRONYMS

Acronym Definition

ALC Aviation Logistic Center

CAAS Common Avionics Architecture System

CDRL Contract Data Requirement List

COR Contract Officer Representative

DCU Data Concentrator Unit

DCU-R Refreshed Data Concentrator Unit

EICD Electrical Interface Control Document

FTP File Transfer Protocol

GFE Government Furnished Equipment

HMI Human-Machine Interface

ICD Interface Control Document

I/O Input/Output

IR Integration Release

LSB Least Significant Bit

MICD Multiplex Interface Control Document

MRR Medium Range Recovery

OFP Operational Flight Program

SIL Software Integration Lab

SOW Statement of Work

SW Software

USCG U. S. Coast Guard

VDD Version Description Document

APPENDIX A. “CDRLS”

Contract Deliverable Requirement List

CDRL Title Frequency/

Qty

Acceptance

Required Delivery Timing

SOW

Reference

A001 DCU-R Hardware 2 As required 4.4

A002 Reserved

A101

OFP

(Electronic Form) As required With hardware delivery 4.3.1.1

A102 Program loading Software

(Electronic Form) As required

1 week prior to any subsequent SW delivery 4.3.1.2

A103

I/O Configuration File

(Electronic Form)

IR1 Bailment Unit

IR2 Electronic Field Load

IR1 w/ hardware delivery.

IR2 as required 4.3.2

A104 Version description Document As required With each SW delivery 4.6.1

A105 Software load Procedure As required X 1 week prior to subsequent

SW delivery 4.6.2

A106 ICD Change Information As required X 1 week prior to with each SW delivery 4.6.3

A107 Reserved