Attachment 1 - Statement of Work .pdf
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This statement of work outlines requirements for 56 biometric collection devices to be provided to Security Cooperation Offices across the USCENTCOM Area of Operations. The devices must be able to capture 10-fingerprint scans and facial photos meeting DoD standards, with the ability to upload data via USB or WiFi to the SOFEX portal. The contractor will provide the devices, configuration, web-based training for operators, gateway licenses, and software/hardware maintenance to ensure functionality with minimal downtime. Shipping of the biometric kits must meet diplomatic pouch requirements and be delivered directly to SCOs located in US Embassies across the CENTCOM region, using either classified or unclassified diplomatic pouch services or alternative means such as military air transport depending on the SCO location. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number FA481421TF064 seeking these biometric collection devices, accessories, software, cloud services, training, and warranty services to outfit SCOs for the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command.
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FA481421TF064 – Attachment 1
STATEMENT OF WORK
CENTCOM BIOMETRICS COLLECTION DEVICES
CCJ5-SCR
29 April 2021
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES: USCENTCOM requires Security Cooperation Offices in the
CENTCOM Area of Operations (AOR) to have the ability to collect biometric data (facial photo and 10-digit fingerprint scan of International military students attending training on U.S based
Department of Defense installations. This information will then be used for security vetting of the
IMS before being allowed to attend U.S. based training. The total requirement is 56 biometric collection devices.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Biometric collection devices capable of capturing
10-digit finger scans and facial pictures Javelin XL or equal. Devices must meet the following requirements:
a. Must have stock on hand to rapidly ship/deploy 56 biometric collection devices and accessories to ensure full functionality immediately upon submitting order.
b. Must be approved for use by the DoD Program Office for Biometrics and the Defense
Forensic Science Center (DFSC) Biometrics Operations Division (BOD)
Interoperability Initiatives Branch (I2B).
c. Supports the processing of biometric and latent data based on DoD Electronic
Biometric Transmission Specification (EBTS)/Electronic Fingerprint Transmission
Specification standards
d. Produce an EBTS version 4.0 compliant digital file, backwards compatible to EBTS version 1.2 that can be submitted to the Automated Biometric Identification System
(ABIS), the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Next Generation Identification
(NGI) system and the Department of Homeland Security’s IDENT system through the SOF Exploitation (SOFEX Portal)
e. Ability to electronically collect high resolution 10-digit fingerprints (FAP 50 or higher slap, flat, or rolled), facial photo (SAP 52 or higher). Simultaneous fingerprint capture should be 4 or higher at a time. Must support RAW, WSQ, BMP, JPEG2000, and PNG image formats.
f. Must have the ability to upload data collection to the SOFEX portal via WIFI and
Universal Serial Bus (USB) connection or CD drive
g. Must provide software and hardware sustainment of system as needed to ensure full functionality
h. Biometric collection device must have internal battery for extended use
i. Biometric collection device and power adapters must be dual voltage
j. Biometric collection device must be light weight (3 lbs or less), compact, modular, and ruggedized (IP-65 or higher)
FA481421TF064 – Attachment 1
k. Biometric Device carrying case should be 8lbs or less fully loaded with device and accessories. Case must be watertight, crushproof, and dustproof per MIL-STD-810F
2. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Contractor shall provide software capable of running the devices.
3. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Contractor shall provide configuration of the devices to ensure full operability.
4. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Contractor at a minimum shall provide web-based training (MS Teams, Zoom, etc.) to ensure SCOs can fully operate the devices upon receipt.
Live training is preferable to conduct question and answer sessions with SCOs upon initial receipt. The ability to respond to SCO issues for support will be answered within 12 hours at a minimum, although 24/7 technical support is preferred.
5. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Contractor shall provide gateway licenses to operate biometric collection devices.
6. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Contractor shall provide software and hardware maintenance as needed to ensure full operability with minimal downtime.
7. Ares/Javelin XL/InCadence or Equal - Contractor shall provide expeditious, safe, secure shipping directly to the SCOs located at U.S Embassies across the CENTCOM AOR. The preferred method for this type of shipment is either unclassified or classified diplomatic pouch operated by the Department of State. Some SCOs may require different means of shipment (i.e. MILAIR). Biometric kits must meet diplomatic pouch shipping requirements as outlined in Foreign Affairs Manual 14 FAM 720, especially with respect to lithium ion battery restrictions.
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