Attachment 1 - TC1 Minimum Requirements.xlsx
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This is a minimum requirements attachment (TC1 Minimum Requirements.xlsx) for the DHS Tactical Communications and Technical Investigative Comprehensive Solutions (TACTICS) procurement, outlining detailed technical specifications across seven subcategories of equipment and services.
The document specifies minimum requirements for seven major solution categories: (1) Radios and Accessories, including dual/multiband portable radios, UHF/VHF portable and mobile radios, portable accessories (batteries, chargers, antennas, adapters), VHF/UHF mobile radios, dual/multiband mobile radios, mobile ad-hoc networking (MANET) radios, and aircraft HF radios with specific technical requirements such as P25 Phase 2 TDMA operation, integrated GPS/GNSS receivers, AES-256 encryption compliance, and operational temperature ranges of -30°C to +60°C; (2) Infrastructure, including base station/dispatch radios, voting receivers/comparators, VHF/UHF repeaters with P25 multisite conventional capabilities, miscellaneous parts (power conditioners, encryption modules, monitors), uninterruptible power supplies, port of entry LAN room specifications, microwave backhaul systems supporting minimum 1 Gbps throughput, private 5G/LTE networks supporting minimum 100 concurrent users, and multi-position dispatch console systems IP-based on P25 CSSI standards; (3) Maritime/Air Solutions, including communications systems for small open boats (18-25 feet), mid-sized boats (20-40 feet), and larger boats (40-64 feet) with tactical VHF/UHF radios, commercial VHF-DSC radios, HF radios, and crew communication systems with IP67 ratings and -30°C to +60°C temperature specifications; (4) Mobile Command and Control, Communications, and Surveillance Vehicles (MCCCSV), requiring integrated P25-compliant radios, satellite communications systems (VSAT or LEO broadband), operator workstations, video display systems, 8kW generators, 4-hour battery backup, HVAC systems, and external LED lighting; (5) Satellite Services, including airtime access (5GB monthly allocations at Ku-Band covering 50 US states), satellite phone plans, BGAN service plans, and emerging LEO satellite terminals, multi-orbit/multi-band terminals, and flat-panel electronically steered antennas; (6) Collection, Processing, Exploitation, Dissemination, and Presentation (CPEDP) of Tactical Information, requiring ruggedized MIL-STD-810G devices including mobile data terminals, handheld collectors, body-worn cameras, surveillance sensors, GPS trackers with encrypted communications, laptops with TPM 2.0 and 16GB RAM minimum, analytic software supporting multiple languages, GIS mapping systems with real-time tracking, and secure storage with FIPS 140-3 validation; and (7) Other Tactical Devices, including acoustic signaling devices with minimum 120 dB SPL output, detection and monitoring systems, and related accessories. All equipment must meet stringent encryption standards (FIPS 140-2 Level 2 minimum with path to FIPS 140-3), environmental durability requirements, and interoperability specifications appropriate to operational use cases.
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(1) Radios Subcategory (1) Radios and Accessories
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed | ||
| 1 | Dual/ Multiband Radio VHF,UHF, 700/800 | |||
| Portable Model with USB Programming Cable and Software | ||||
| P25 Phase 2 TDMA Operation | ||||
| High-Speed Data Capable (>9600 bps) | ||||
| Integrated GPS/GNSS Receiver | ||||
| LTE Talkgroup Capable | ||||
| Programming Over P25 (OTAP) | ||||
| Over-the-Air Rekeying (OTAR), single and multi-system capable | ||||
| P25 Link Layer Authentication | ||||
| Supports Multicast and Conventional Vote Scan with NAC Steering | ||||
| Cryptographic module validated at a minimum of FIPS 140-2 Level 2, with a defined path to support FIPS 140-3 | ||||
| Supports AES-256 Encryption (FIPS 197 compliant) | ||||
| Operational Temperature Range: -30°C to +60°C | ||||
| Ingress Protection Rating: IP68 (or IPX8 and IP6X) | ||||
| 2 | Portable / Mobile Radio (UHF) | |||
| Portable or Mobile Model with necessary mounting and accessories | ||||
| USB Programming Cable and Software | ||||
| P25 Phase 2 TDMA Operation | ||||
| High-Speed Data Capable (>9600 bps) | ||||
| Integrated GPS/GNSS Receiver | ||||
| LTE Talkgroup Capable | ||||
| Programming Over P25 (OTAP) | ||||
| Over-the-Air Rekeying (OTAR), single and multi-system capable | ||||
| P25 Link Layer Authentication | ||||
| Supports Multicast and Conventional Vote Scan with NAC Steering | ||||
| Cryptographic module validated at a minimum of FIPS 140-2 Level 2, with a defined path to support FIPS 140-3 | ||||
| Supports AES-256 Encryption (FIPS 197 compliant) | ||||
| Operational Temperature Range: -30°C to +60°C | ||||
| Ingress Protection Rating: IP68 (or IPX8 and IP6X) | ||||
| 3 | Portable / Mobile Radio (VHF) | |||
| Portable or Mobile Model with necessary mounting and accessories | ||||
| USB Programming Cable and Software | ||||
| P25 Phase 2 TDMA Operation | ||||
| High-Speed Data Capable (>9600 bps) | ||||
| Integrated GPS/GNSS Receiver | ||||
| LTE Talkgroup Capable | ||||
| Programming Over P25 (OTAP) | ||||
| Over-the-Air Rekeying (OTAR), single and multi-system capable | ||||
| P25 Link Layer Authentication | ||||
| Supports Multicast and Conventional Vote Scan with NAC Steering | ||||
| Cryptographic module validated at a minimum of FIPS 140-2 Level 2, with a defined path to support FIPS 140-3 | ||||
| Supports AES-256 Encryption (FIPS 197 compliant) | ||||
| Operational Temperature Range: -30°C to +60°C | ||||
| Ingress Protection Rating: IP68 (or IPX8 and IP6X) | ||||
| 4 | Portable Accessories (propose 3): | |||
| 4a. Spare Battery | System/Product Batteries, to include replacement batteries, shall meet a US safety standard for batteries; additionally, they shall meet the appropriate minimal safety standards for the governments defined use case for the product or system | |||
| 10-12 hour charge | ||||
| 4b. Spare Charger | ||||
| Quick charge to 80% within 1 hour | ||||
| 4c. Dual Mic Noise Suppression, 3.5Mm Thrdjack | ||||
| Emergency Button | ||||
| 4d. Portable Antenna | ||||
| All inclusive antenna | ||||
| 4e. Keyload Adapter | ||||
| KVL Compatible | ||||
| 4f. Travel Charger | ||||
| 12volt and 110 volt capable | ||||
| 4g. Spare Programming Cable | ||||
| Mobile and protable capable | ||||
| 4h. Single Unit Charger | ||||
| single unit capacity for charging | ||||
| 4i. Multi Unit Charger | ||||
| 6 radio capacity for charging | ||||
| 5 | Mobile Radio (VHF) | |||
| Mounting Kit | ||||
| antenna | ||||
| microphone | ||||
| Software with necessary accessories | ||||
| P25 9600 Baud Trunking | ||||
| TDMA Operation | ||||
| Enable Internal Gps Operation | ||||
| Programming Over P25 (OTAP) | ||||
| Compatible OTAR Capabilities | ||||
| Enh: Aes/Des,Des-Xl,Des-Ofb | ||||
| P25 Link Layer Authentication | ||||
| Enh:Std Warranty Applies-No Sfs | ||||
| Control head | ||||
| 6 | Mobile Radio (UHF) | |||
| Mounting Kit | ||||
| antenna | ||||
| microphone | ||||
| Software with necessary accessories | ||||
| P25 9600 Baud Trunking | ||||
| TDMA Operation | ||||
| Enable Internal Gps Operation | ||||
| Programming Over P25 (OTAP) | ||||
| Compatible OTAR Capabilities | ||||
| Enh: Aes/Des,Des-Xl,Des-Ofb | ||||
| P25 Link Layer Authentication | ||||
| Enh:Std Warranty Applies-No Sfs | ||||
| Control head | ||||
| Vote Scan Conventional Capable | ||||
| 7 | Mobile Radio Dual/Multiband | |||
| Cable, USB programming | ||||
| Software with necessary accessories | ||||
| Portable Model | ||||
| >100,000 baud | ||||
| TDMA Operation | ||||
| Enable Internal Gps Operation | ||||
| Programming Over P25 (OTAP) | ||||
| Compatible OTAR Capabilities | ||||
| Enh: Aes/Des,Des-Xl,Des-Ofb | ||||
| P25 Link Layer Authentication | ||||
| Enh:Std Warranty Applies-No Sfs | ||||
| NAC steering and vote scan | ||||
| LTE Talkgroup capable | ||||
| FIPS 140 Level 3, FIPS 197, NIST certified encryption module for tamper resistance | ||||
| Multi-system OTAR | ||||
| Operational temperatures -30C to 60C | ||||
| IPX8 imersion, IP6X dust | ||||
| 8 | Mobile Ad-hoc NETworking radios (MANET) | |||
| 1. Must self form networks within a set or predicted range | ||||
| 2. Must be scaleable to share voice and PLI for up to 50 users | ||||
| 3. Must be IP65 compliant or better with a temperature range of -30C to +60C | ||||
| 4. 12 hour battery life for portable radios | ||||
| 5. Portable radios will be purchased with safe power limits for body worn applications | ||||
| 6. Will be AES-256 and FIPS 140-3 level 2 compliant | ||||
| 7. Must be field programmable through a connected tablet or laptop | ||||
| 8. Must provide frequency coverage in the federal S and/or C band | ||||
| 9 | Aircraft HF (Propose all) | |||
| 1a. Aircraft HF Radios | ||||
| Minimum RF output power: 100 watts PEP | ||||
| MIL-STD-810G environmental compliance | ||||
| FAA TSO certification for airborne use | ||||
| 1b. Receiver Transmitter | ||||
| 1. Selectable USB/LSB/AM modes | ||||
| 2. Remote control interface (RS-232 or ARINC) | ||||
| 3. MIL-STD-461F emissions compliance | ||||
| 1c. Radio Control Heads | ||||
| 1. Compatible with aircraft HF radios | ||||
| 2. Minimum 8-character alphanumeric display | ||||
| 3. Backlit keypad for night operation | ||||
| 4. Remote mounting capability | ||||
| 5. MIL-STD-810G environmental compliance | ||||
| 1d. Antenna PA/Coupler | ||||
| 1. Automatic tuning | ||||
| 2. Minimum 100W continuous duty cycle | ||||
| 3. Compatible with 15-foot whip or long wire antenna | ||||
| 4. MIL-STD-810G environmental compliance | ||||
| 10 | Marine HF | |||
| Radio Receiver Transmitter | ||||
| Antenna Coupler | ||||
| Control Head | ||||
| Voice Privacy Unit | ||||
| Junction Box | ||||
| 11 | Fixed Transmitter/ Receiver Sites | |||
| Radio Racks | ||||
| Radio Transceivers | ||||
| Radio Power Amplifiers | ||||
| Radio Power Supplies | ||||
| Switch Over System | ||||
| Power Contactor | ||||
| Switchover Controller | ||||
| Radio Antenna Switch | ||||
| Frequency, RX | .01 MHz-30 MHz | |||
| Frequency, TX | 1.5-30 MHz | |||
| Frequency Hopping capability. | ||||
| Programmable Channels: 250 | ||||
| Modes: CW/AM/ (both 3k and wideband) SSB, ISB/NB FM | ||||
| Selectable multiple ALE nets | ||||
| MIL-STD-188-110 A/B modem available | ||||
| Type 1 Encryption capable, externally at both the transceiver and the Remote Control | ||||
| Radio & PA Transmitter output power levels 125 (can be for transceiver), 1kW PA option at 100% TX Duty Cycle |
Certifications: MIL-STD-461F (Emissions) Critical.
MIL-STD-188-110D (high speed data & wide band) Critical.
MIL-STD-188-141D (ALE 4G) Critical.
FCC 47 CFR PART 15, (emissions compliance, unlicensed) Critical.
FCC 47 CFR PART 90, (emissions compliance, licensed) Critical.
NTIA Certification Critical.
MIL-STD-810 F or G (shock and vibration) Critical.
ETSI EN 300 373 v1.2.1 & 300 483-5 v1.1.1 (emissions) optional but desirable.
AS/NZS 4770:2000 & 4582:1999 (electromagnet. compatibility) Critical.
| 12 | HF Antenna | |
| Mounting hardware | ||
| NVIS elements | ||
| Associated accessories | ||
| Antenna coupler with Frequency Hopping capability to the system; ability to tune a 15-foot whip or a long wire antenna at 1KW with 100% TX Duty Cycle. note: Antenna couplers are specific to the radio, if one is not available to the radio, must disqualify. | ||
| 13 | Mobile HF Radio (Vehicle) | |
| Minimum RF output power: 100 watts PEP |
MIL-STD-810G environmental compliance Automatic antenna tuner included Remote control head capability
| 14 | Mobile HF Radio (Manpack) | |
| Minimum RF output power: 20 watts PEP |
MIL-STD-810G environmental compliance Internal battery: minimum 8-hour runtime @ 5W output Automatic antenna tuner included
| 15 | Other Offeror-Proposed Radio/Accessory Solution | |
| 1. Item is from the Offeror’s submitted GSA Schedule or Commercial Catalog. | ||
| 2. Item aligns with the scope of the Radios and Accessories subcategory as defined in SOW C.1.2. | ||
| 3. Items is TAA compliant to ensure that solution meets federal procurement security and trade laws |
(2) Infrastructure Subcategory (2) Infrastructure
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | Base Station (Dispatch) | |
| Base Radio | ||
| VHF/UHF/700/800 | ||
| Conventional Software | ||
| Br Preselector, 300 – 900Mhz | ||
| Conventional Multi-Nac Multi-P | ||
| Power Cable | ||
| Factory Test Report | ||
| Rack Mount Kit | ||
| Infrastructure Network Configuration Script Development | ||
| NAC steering and vote scan | ||
| LTE Talkgroup capable | ||
| FIPS 140 Level 3, FIPS 197, NIST certified encryption module for tamper resistance | ||
| Multi-system OTAR | ||
| Antenna | ||
| Radio-to-Antenna Coax Cable | ||
| Professional installation | ||
| 2 | Voting Receiver/Comparator | |
| Supporting Software | ||
| Power Cable | ||
| Rack Mount Hardware | ||
| Infrastructure Network Configuration Script Development | ||
| 3 | VHF Repeater | |
| antenna(s) | ||
| coax | ||
| Rack Mount Hardware | ||
| Power Cable | ||
| Supporting Software | ||
| P25-Compliant Multisite Conventional Receiver Voting Comparator | ||
| P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 digital and analog FM conventional operation. | ||
| Supports voting and comparison for a minimum of 16 receiver sites. | ||
| Performs continuous, real-time, frame-by-frame digital signal processing (DSP) voting. | ||
| Supports GPS-based time/frequency reference for simulcast synchronization. | ||
| Standard 19-inch rack-mountable hardware. | ||
| CONVENTIONAL SOFTWARE | ||
| RACK MOUNT HARDWARE | ||
| NARROW PRESELCTOR, 136-154 MHZ | ||
| VHF (136-174 MHZ) | ||
| DUPLEXER, 136-146 MHZ | ||
| Coax clips to attach to tower and ice bridge | ||
| Repeater | ||
| Duplexer | ||
| Installation/Configuration/Testing | ||
| Configuration Cable | ||
| Full License Key | ||
| 4 | UHF Repeater | |
| antenna(s) | ||
| coax | ||
| Rack Mount Hardware | ||
| Power Cable | ||
| Supporting Software | ||
| P25-Compliant Multisite Conventional Receiver Voting Comparator | ||
| P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 digital and analog FM conventional operation. | ||
| Supports voting and comparison for a minimum of 16 receiver sites. | ||
| Performs continuous, real-time, frame-by-frame digital signal processing (DSP) voting. | ||
| Supports GPS-based time/frequency reference for simulcast synchronization. | ||
| Standard 19-inch rack-mountable hardware. | ||
| CONVENTIONAL SOFTWARE | ||
| RACK MOUNT HARDWARE | ||
| UHF R2 (435-524 MHZ) | ||
| DUPLEXER, UHF | ||
| BR PRESELECTOR 380-512 MHZ | ||
| UHF R1 (380-435 MHZ) | ||
| UHF R1 (380-435 MHZ) | ||
| 5 | Miscellaneous Parts (propose all) | |
| 5a. Power Conditioner (20A) | Rated for minimum 20A continuous operation |
Input voltage range: 100–240V AC UL or equivalent safety certification
5b. Power Conditioner (15A) Rated for minimum 15A continuous operation Input voltage range: 100–240V AC UL or equivalent safety certification
5c. Fan Module Minimum airflow: 50 CFM Operating temperature range: -20°C to +60°C Compatible with standard 19” rack mount
5d. AC/48V DC Power Supply Input: 100–240V AC; Output: 48V DC, minimum 10A Overvoltage and short circuit protection UL or equivalent safety certification
5e. Power Supply Fan Module Minimum airflow: 50 CFM Operating temperature range: -20°C to +60°C Compatible with standard power supply enclosure
| 5f. Mid-Power (Power Amplifier Module) | ||
| VHF, 136–174 MHz | Frequency range: 136–174 MHz |
Minimum output power: 50 watts FCC Part 90 compliance
5g. BR Preselector, 150-174 MHZ - Receiver Preselector Frequency range: 150–174 MHz Minimum insertion loss: ≤2 dB Compatible with standard rack mount
5h. Encryption module FIPS 140-3 validated Supports AES-256 encryption Compatible with designated radio models
| 5i. Monitors and displays | ||
| NEC MULTISYNC 86" UHD 3840X2160 LED MONITOR | ||
| QMR SERIES 65" (CISCO CERTIFIED COMPATIBLE DISPLAY) | ||
| ULTRASHARP 34 CURVED ULTRAWIDE MONITOR | ||
| 6 | Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) | |
| APC SMART-UPS, LINE INTERACTIVE, 1500VA, RACKMOUNT 2U, 120V, 6x NEMA 5-15R OUTLETS, SMARTCONNECT PORT+NETWORK CARD, AVR, LCD | ||
| Battery Extension Pack(s); System/Product Batteries, to include replacement batteries, shall meet a US safety standard for batteries; additionally, they shall meet the appropriate minimal safety standards for the governments defined use case for the product or system | ||
| SNMP Card | ||
| Supporting Software | ||
| 7 | Port of Entry (POE) Local Area Network (LAN) Room | |
| 1. Room Space: Additional space in the LAN room to add a server rack: Half lockable enclosure 32 RU (rack) 24 X 36 | ||
| 2. Power: Watts (1000); Volts (120); Amps (30); Outlet Type (NEMA L5-30) | ||
| 3. HVAC: Maintain ambient temperature below 85° F; Note that the operational equipment produces about 3,900 BTU/hr | ||
| 4. Fiber Optic Cable: Dedicated Single Mode Fiber six (6) strands | ||
| 5. GPS: GPS Antena (Time server sync) with clear line of sight | ||
| 6. Bandwidth (Circuit): A minimum of 90 Mbps | ||
| 8 | Other Offeror-Proposed Radio/Accessory Solution | |
| 1. Item is from the Offeror’s submitted GSA Schedule or Commercial Catalog. | ||
| 2. Item aligns with the scope of the Infrastructure subcategory as defined in SOW C.1.2 (e.g., microwave, backhaul, dispatch, test equipment, etc.). | ||
| 3. Items is TAA compliant to ensure that solution meets federal procurement security and trade laws | ||
| 9 | Microwave Backhaul System | |
| Operates in licensed frequency bands, to include 4, 7, 8, 14, and 15 | ||
| Supports a minimum throughput of 1 Gbps Full Duplex | ||
| Offered in all-indoor, all-outdoor, or split-mount configurations | ||
| 10 | Private 5G/LTE Network System | |
| Provides a complete, standalone 3GPP-compliant 5G (or greater) or LTE network (Core and Radio Access Network) | ||
| Supports a minimum of 100 concurrent user equipment (UE) sessions | ||
| Includes a secure interface for backhaul connection via satellite or terrestrial networks. | ||
| 11 | Multi-Position Dispatch Console System | |
| IP-based system compliant with P25 Console Subsystem Interface (CSSI) standards | ||
| Supports a minimum of 4 operator positions with integrated radio, telephony, and mapping functions. | ||
| Provides recording and logging capabilities for all voice communications. | ||
| 12 | Deployable Communications Shelter/Enclosure | |
| must be portable / transportable/ not fixed | ||
| Can be deployed and made operational by a maximum of two personnel in under one hour | ||
| Includes a minimum of one (1) standard 19-inch equipment rack with at least 16U of usable space. | ||
| Integrated power distribution system with support for at least two external AC shore power or generator inputs. | ||
| Includes an integrated HVAC system capable of maintaining a positive pressure environment and a consistent internal temperature. |
(3) Maritime
| Subcategory (3) Maritime/Air | ||
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | Small Open Boats (~ 18-25 feet in length) Communications | |
| Wired crew communications interfaced with a single tactical VHF radio and connections for three crew |
Mounted gear has a temperature spec of -30C to +60C
| 2 | Small Open Boats with Over-the-Horizon (OTH) Capability (~ 20-35 feet) Communications | |
| Wired crew communications interfaced with a single tactical VHF radio and connections for three crew |
Mounted gear has a temperature spec of -30C to +60C
| 3 | Mid-Sized Boats (~ 20-40 feet) Communications | |
| Wired crew communications interfaced with a tactical VHF radio, tactical UHF radio, a commercial VHF-DSC radio, a loudhailer with up to six crew connection points |
Mounted gear has a temperature spec of -30C to +60C
| 4 | Mid-Sized Boat with Over-the-Horizon (OTH) Capability (~ 20-35 feet) Communications | |
| Wired crew communications interfaced with a tactical VHF radio, tactical UHF radio, a commercial VHFDSC radio, HF radio and a loud hailer with up to six crew connection points. |
Mounted gear has a temperature spec of -30C to +60C
| 5 | Larger Boat (~ 40 – 64 feet) Communications | |
| Wired and wireless crew communications interfaced with a tactical VHF radio, tactical UHF radio, a commercial VHF-DSC radio, HF radio and a loud hailer with up to six crew connection points and four wireless units for a total of ten crew communication points. |
Mounted gear has a temperature spec of -30C to +60C Full duplex ICS capable of supporting 6-8 crew Effective wireless ICS range of 500 feet Capable of monitoring ICS and two radios simultaneously Volume adjustment for inputs at each head set Either a selector switch or separate PTT buttions to switch between radios Seamless transition between ICS and Portable Radio Wireless ICS to vessel IP67 rated for submersion
| 6 | Larger Boat with Over-the-Horizon (OTH) Capability (~ 40 – 64 feet) Communications | |
| Wired and wireless crew communications interfaced with a tactical VHF radio, tactical UHF radio, a commercial VHF-DSC radio, HF radio and a loud hailer with up to six crew connection points and four wireless units for a total of ten crew communication points. |
Mounted gear has a temperature spec of -30C to +60C Full duplex ICS capable of supporting 6-8 crew Effective wireless ICS range of 500 feet Capable of monitoring ICS and two radios simultaneously Volume adjustment for inputs at each head set Either a selector switch or separate PTT buttions to switch between radios Seamless transition between ICS and Portable Radio Wireless ICS to vessel IP67 rated for submersion
(4) MCCCSV
Subcategory (4) Mobile Command and Control, Communications, and Surveillance Vehicles (MCCCSV)
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | Mobile Command Vehicle / Trailer | |
| 1. Integrated VHF/UHF/700/800 MHz radios, APCO P25 compliant, with trunked and conventional operation; infrastructure radio specs apply: Portable Model, >100,000 baud, TDMA Operation, Enable Internal Gps Operation, Programming Over P25 (OTAP), Compatible OTAR Capabilities, Enh: Aes/Des,Des-Xl,Des-Ofb, P25 Link Layer Authentication, Enh:Std Warranty Applies-No Sfs | ||
| 2. Satellite communications system (VSAT or equivalent), and broadband data capability, option for LEO satellite broadband | ||
| 3. Minimum two operator workstations with ergonomic seating and secure mounting | ||
| 4. Video display system: minimum two 32” HD monitors, HDMI and VGA input, and integrated video switcher | ||
| 5. Onboard generator: minimum 8kW, diesel or propane, with 7-day fuel supply and automatic transfer switch | ||
| 6. Battery backup: minimum 4 hours runtime at full load, automatic switchover | ||
| 7. Environmental control: HVAC system capable of maintaining 65–75°F interior at -30°F to +100°F external temperatures | ||
| 8. Personnel workspace: minimum 4 operator positions, lockable storage, and red/white task lighting; Light, power, and climate control will be by physical switches - all as applicable to the proposed configuration | ||
| 9. External lighting: LED floodlights, minimum 10,000 lumens, weatherproof | ||
| 10. All systems compliant with NFPA, NEC, and OSHA standards for mobile command centers | ||
| 11. Rooftop access shall be by fixed external ladder with 12 inch spaced rungs, as applicable to the proposed configuration | ||
| 2 | Communications Suite | |
| 1. Radio interoperability gateway supporting minimum 4 simultaneous cross-band patches (VHF/UHF/700/800 MHz, analog/digital, P25); 5G gateway requirement | ||
| 2. LTE gateway: supports commercial and FirstNet bands, minimum CAT12, dual SIM, failover capability | ||
| 3. WiFi access points: 802.11ac/ax, WPA3 security, minimum 100-user support, PoE capable; 802.11be; PoE++, Type 3 Type 4 | ||
| 4. Satellite communications: minimum 10 Mbps down/5 Mbps up, auto-acquire, integrated firewall | ||
| 5. All equipment rack-mountable, shock and vibration rated per MIL-STD-810G | ||
| 6. Redundant power inputs (AC/DC), surge protection | ||
| 7. Secure remote management interface (HTTPS, SNMPv3) | ||
| 8. Environmental operating range: -20°C to +60°C, 95% RH non-condensing | ||
| 9. All cabling and connectors labeled and compliant with TIA/EIA standards | ||
| 3 | Surveillance System | |
| 1. Mast-mounted PTZ camera: 30x optical zoom, 360° continuous rotation, 0.01 lux sensitivity, IP66 | ||
| 2. Thermal imaging camera: 640x480 resolution, detection range ≥ 1 km for human/vehicle | ||
| 3. Deployable cameras: minimum 4 units, battery powered, 1080p, IR illumination, IP67 | ||
| 4. Video recording: NVR with minimum 30-day storage at 1080p/30fps, RAID-5 or better | ||
| 5. Wireless video: encrypted (AES-256), minimum 1-mile LOS, 5 GHz band, <100 ms latency | ||
| 6. Remote control: web-based and local interface, multi-user access, ONVIF compliant | ||
| 7. System health monitoring and alerting | ||
| 8. All equipment surge protected and battery backed | ||
| 9. Operating temperature: -30°C to +60°C | ||
| 4 | Power and Environmental Systems | |
| 1. Generator: 8–12 kW, auto-start, sound attenuated, EPA Tier 4 compliant | ||
| 2. Battery backup: minimum 4-hour runtime, deep-cycle AGM or Li-Ion, BMS with remote monitoring | ||
| 3. Automatic transfer switch: seamless switchover, manual override, status indicators | ||
| 4. HVAC: 2-ton capacity, programmable thermostat, filtered intake, low ambient kit | ||
| 5. External lighting: LED, 10,000 lumens minimum, IP67, mast or perimeter mount | ||
| 6. System wiring: color-coded, labeled, compliant with NEC | ||
| 7. Surge protection: TVSS on all AC circuits | ||
| 8. Environmental monitoring: temperature, humidity, CO, and smoke detectors | ||
| 9. All equipment rated for -30°C to +60°C operation | ||
| 5 | Operator and Support Equipment | |
| 1. Laptops: MIL-STD-810G certified, IP65, Intel i7 or better, 64GB RAM, 512GB SSD, LTE/5G modem | ||
| 2. Video monitors: 24”–32”, 1080p minimum, VESA mount, anti-glare | ||
| 3. Mobile weather station: wind, temp, humidity, barometric pressure, wireless data, NIST traceable | ||
| 4. Printers/scanners: color laser, 30 ppm, networked, 1200 dpi, auto-duplex | ||
| 5. Radio handsets: noise-canceling, compatible with all installed radios, IP67 | ||
| 6. All devices surge protected, battery backed | ||
| 7. All cables and accessories included, labeled | ||
| 8. Operating temperature: -20°C to +50°C | ||
| 6 | Accessory Kits | |
| 1. Spare batteries: OEM or equivalent, minimum 8-hour runtime, compatible with all radios/devices; System/Product Batteries, to include replacement batteries, shall meet a US safety standard for batteries; additionally, they shall meet the appropriate minimal safety standards for the governments defined use case for the product or system | ||
| 2. Chargers: single and multi-unit, AC/DC input, charge status indicators, overcharge protection | ||
| 3. Cables: all required data, power, RF, and network cables, labeled, shielded, with strain relief | ||
| 4. Mounting hardware: vibration-dampened, stainless steel or powder-coated, quick-release where applicable | ||
| 5. Tool kits: insulated tools, multi-bit drivers, crimpers, cable testers, ESD protection | ||
| 6. All items in rugged, lockable transport case | ||
| 7. Inventory list and replacement part numbers included | ||
| 8. All components compliant with applicable safety and performance standards |
(5A) SAT
| Subcategory (5) Satellite | ||
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | 1.2 meter Ku-Band Motorized Mobile VSAT Antenna | |
| 1.2 meter AvL Engineered Composite Single Piece Reflector or equivalent | ||
| 2-Port Ku-Band LP Feed (Cross Pol: >30 dB On-Axis Isolation) | ||
| AvL Compact Motorized Pol Drive or equivalent | ||
| AvL Elover-Az Cable Drive Antenna Positioner with Manual Emergency/Stow Mechanism (+ 200o Az, 0 to 90o El) or equivalent | ||
| Vehicle Interface Pallet with FEMA Custom Base | ||
| Embedded Auto-Acquisition Controller (with Standard Modem Auto-Acquisition | ||
| Fixed 25' Factory-configured Power/Control "Pigtail." | ||
| 1RU Power Supply and Antenna Controller Interface | ||
| Stow Alarm/Interlock Switch | ||
| * Hand Crank * Premium BUC Mounting Kit with Rotary Joint on Pol Axis Rotation and Flex for Alignment | ||
| 2 | 16-watt Ku-Band BUC | |
| Tx I/P Frequency - 950 to 1450 MHz | ||
| Tx O/P Frequency - 14.0 to 14.5 GHz | ||
| LO - 13.05 Ghz | ||
| I/P Interface - N Type | ||
| O/P Interface - WR-75 | ||
| M&C - Built-In RS-485/Ethernet | ||
| 3 | PLL LNB | |
| F 75 ohm; N 50 ohm | ||
| Frequency 1 - 11.70 to 12.20 GHz | ||
| B - 12.25 to 12.75 GHz | ||
| C 10.95 to 11.70 GHz | ||
| Noise Figure - 07 - 0.7 dB, 08 - 0.8 dB, 09 - 0.9 dB | ||
| LO Stability - 1 - + 10 kHz, 2 - + 25 kHz | ||
| 4 | Associated Items | |
| 4a. Operator Training Course for AvL Antennas or equivalent | Covers basic operation, setup, and troubleshooting |
Instructor-led or certified online format Includes written training materials/manual
4b. Maintenance Training Course for AvL Antennas or equivalent Covers preventive maintenance and repair procedures Instructor-led or certified online format Includes written maintenance manual
4c. Universal AC Input/Full Range Input voltage range: 100–240V AC Output power: minimum 100W UL or equivalent safety certification
4d. Remote Sense DC --OK TTL Signal & TTL Remote Control Supports TTL logic level remote control Provides OK status signal output Compatible with standard DC power supplies
4e. High Efficiency (up to 89%) Minimum efficiency: 85% Input voltage range: 100–240V AC Overload and short circuit protection
| 5 | BGAN Terminal | |
| with wi-fi connection capability | ||
| up to 464Kbps speeds | ||
| 6 | Satellite Phone | |
| Satellite Phone | ||
| Charging Cradle | ||
| (opt) Vehicle Mounting Kit (w/antenna) | ||
| IP65 or greater environmental rating for dust and water resistance. | ||
| Minimum 8-hour talk time battery life. | ||
| Supports voice, SMS, and low-speed data services. | ||
| 7 | Other Emerging Technologies | |
| 7a. Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Terminal | Supports minimum throughput of 50 Mbps downlink and 10 Mbps uplink with network latency under 100ms |
Certified for operation on at least one commercially available LEO satellite constellation auto-acquisition capability
7b. Multi-Orbit / Multi-Band Satellite Terminal Capable of automated network switching between at least two orbital regimes (e.g., LEO, MEO, or GEO) without hardware swaps Supports operation across multiple frequency bands (Ku, Ka, and/or X-band) via software-defined configurations or modular kits Integrates SD-WAN or PACE routing capability for automated failover between satellite and terrestrial networks
7c. Flat Panel Electronically Steered Antenna (ESA) Solid-state phased array or holographic design with zero mechanical moving parts for satellite tracking Capable of dynamic electronic beam steering to support Communications-on-the-Move (COTM) on mobile platforms Environmental ruggedization certified to MIL-STD-810G for operational shock, vibration, and temperature extremes
7d. 5G Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) / Direct-to-Device (D2D) Solution Compliant with 3GPP Release 17 (or later) standards for 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) Supports two-way messaging or voice connectivity directly to unmodified commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) mobile devices Integrates with terrestrial cellular core networks to allow roaming between terrestrial towers and satellite coverage
7e. Edge-Compute Integrated SATCOM Terminal Built-in ruggedized computing module (minimum x86/ARM processor, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) to host tactical applications locally Integrates native data compression, local caching, or video transcoding to optimize satellite bandwidth usage Features integrated hardware-based encryption and local firewall meeting FIPS 140-3 Level 2 requirements
| 8 | MILSATCOM Handheld Transceiver | |
| Supports DAMA and non-DAMA voice waveforms. | ||
| Capable of operating on the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) network. | ||
| Embedded encryption meets NSA’s Tactical Secure Voice Cryptographic Interoperability Specification (TSVCIS). |
(5B) SAT Ser
| Subcategory (5) Satellite (Offerors proposing to provide Satellite Services must offer a minimum of three (3) solutions from the Satellite Services tab.) | ||
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | Airtime | |
| 5GB | ||
| Access: Public internet | ||
| Coverage: 50 US States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands | ||
| Operating Frequency: Ku-Band | ||
| Monthly allowance: 5G/terminal | ||
| Allows shared allowance | ||
| 2 | Transmit Speeds: |
Type 1: 5Mbps x 1Mbps for terminals
| 5GB | ||
| Access: Public internet | ||
| Coverage: 50 US States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands | ||
| Operating Frequency: Ku-Band | ||
| Monthly allowance: 5G/terminal | ||
| Allows shared allowance | ||
| 3 | Transmit Speeds: |
Type 2: 10Mbps x 2Mbps for terminals
| 5GB | ||
| Access: Public internet | ||
| Coverage: 50 US States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands | ||
| Operating Frequency: Ku-Band | ||
| Monthly allowance: 5G/terminal | ||
| Allows shared allowance | ||
| 4 | Sat Phone Voice Plan: | |
| Unlimited | monthly plans for unlimited minutes | |
| annual plans for unlimited minutes | ||
| 5 | BGAN SCAP Service Plan: | |
| Small team / overall use | 20 SIMs; 2.55 GB monthly shared use |
Large team / overall use 100 SIMs; 12.75 GB monthly shared use
| 6 | CIR/MIR: | |
| minimum (CIR) and maximum (MIR) data rates for uplink and downlink plans | indicate up to 3 up/down link plans (break down annually) |
(6) CPEDP of Tact Info
| Subcategory (6) Collection, Process, Exploitation, Dissemination, or Presentation of Tactical Information | ||
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | Tactical Information Collection Devices | |
| 1. Devices must be ruggedized to MIL-STD-810G for shock, vibration, and environmental resistance | ||
| 2. Mobile data terminals: 4G/5G/LTE connectivity, sunlight-readable touchscreens, minimum IP65 | ||
| 3. Handheld collectors: barcode/RFID/NFC capability, minimum 8-hour battery, secure wireless sync | ||
| 4. Body worn cameras: 1080p video, 12-hour battery, night vision, AES-256 encryption | ||
| 5. Audio recorders: minimum 24-hour continuous recording, tamper-evident, noise reduction | ||
| 6. Surveillance sensors: motion, acoustic, or thermal detection, wireless notification, IP67 | ||
| 7. GPS trackers: real-time tracking, geofencing, minimum 72-hour battery, encrypted comms | ||
| 8. All devices must support secure data transfer (TLS 1.2+), and FIPS 140-3 compliant encryption | ||
| 9. Mounting kits: quick-release, vibration-dampened, compatible with standard vehicle/personnel mounts | ||
| 10. All accessories labeled, with replacement part numbers and instructions | ||
| 2 | Information Processing & Exploitation Systems | |
| 1. Laptops/tablets: MIL-STD-810G, IP65, Intel i7 or better, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, TPM 2.0 | ||
| 2. Analytic software: supports structured/unstructured data, link analysis, and reporting | ||
| 3. Translation tools: support for at least 10 languages, speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and offline mode | ||
| 4. Image/video/audio processing: facial recognition, redaction tools, chain-of-custody logging | ||
| 5. Secure storage: FIPS 140-3 validated, hardware encryption, multi-factor authentication | ||
| 6. All software must support role-based access control and audit logging | ||
| 7. Devices must support secure OS (Windows 11 Enterprise, Linux with SELinux, or equivalent) | ||
| 8. Operating temperature: -20°C to +50°C, 95% RH non-condensing | ||
| 9. All power/data cables included, surge protected | ||
| 3 | Information Dissemination & Sharing Platforms | |
| 1. Wireless networks: WPA3 Enterprise, VLAN segmentation, minimum 100-user support | ||
| 2. Mobile hotspots: LTE/5G, dual SIM, VPN passthrough, FIPS 140-3 encryption | ||
| 3. Encrypted comms: AES-256, PKI support, secure voice/text/video, device authentication | ||
| 4. Interoperability gateways: support P25, LTE, analog/digital bridging, minimum 4 channels | ||
| 5. Information portals: web-based, HTTPS/TLS 1.2+, role-based access, audit logging | ||
| 6. All devices must support remote management and firmware updates | ||
| 7. Environmental: -20°C to +60°C, IP54 minimum | ||
| 8. All components labeled, with quick-start guides and replacement part numbers | ||
| 4 | Command & Control Systems | |
| 1. Software must support incident management (ICS/NIMS compliant), task assignment, and resource tracking | ||
| 2. GIS: real-time mapping, layer support, geofencing, and integration with GPS feeds | ||
| 3. Integration modules: support for standard APIs (REST/SOAP), Active Directory, and SAML authentication | ||
| 4. All platforms must support secure user authentication (MFA) and role-based access | ||
| 5. Audit logging: all user actions and data changes logged and exportable | ||
| 6. Data encryption at rest and in transit (AES-256, TLS 1.2+) | ||
| 7. Dashboard: customizable widgets, real-time alerts, and reporting | ||
| 8. Operating environment: Windows Server 2019+, Linux, or cloud-hosted (FedRAMP authorized) | ||
| 9. All software must include user/admin documentation and support | ||
| 5 | Situational Awareness & Officer Safety Tools | |
| 1. Blue force tracking: real-time updates (≤10 sec), map overlay, encrypted comms | ||
| 2. Officer alert: panic button, automatic man-down detection, immediate notification to command | ||
| 3. Environmental sensors: temperature, gas, radiation, and air quality, with wireless reporting | ||
| 4. Wearable alerts: vibration, audible, and visual indicators, IP67, minimum 12-hour battery | ||
| 5. All devices must support integration with command software and mobile devices | ||
| 6. Data encryption: FIPS 140-3, AES-256 | ||
| 7. Operating temperature: -30°C to +60°C | ||
| 8. All accessories must be ruggedized, quick-release, and include mounting options | ||
| 9. All devices must be FCC and OSHA compliant | ||
| 6 | Recording, Storage, & Logging Equipment | |
| 1. Video/audio recorders: 1080p, 30fps, 12-hour battery, tamper-evident, GPS tagging | ||
| 2. Network-attached storage: RAID-5 or better, minimum 16TB, dual NIC, AES-256 encryption | ||
| 3. Cloud storage: FedRAMP authorized, multi-region redundancy, role-based access | ||
| 4. Automated logging: syslog support, timestamping, exportable CSV/PDF | ||
| 5. All storage must support multi-factor authentication and audit logging | ||
| 6. Data retention: minimum 1 year, configurable | ||
| 7. Environmental: -10°C to +45°C, 90% RH | ||
| 8. All devices must include user/admin documentation and replacement part numbers | ||
| 7 | Presentation & Visualization Tools | |
| 1. GIS displays: 27”+ 4K monitors, VESA mount, anti-glare, HDMI/DP input | ||
| 2. Dashboard monitors: 24”+, 1080p, touch optional, IP54 | ||
| 3. Visualization software: supports real-time data feeds, customizable dashboards, export to PDF/Excel | ||
| 4. Modeling software: 3D/2D, scenario simulation, import/export standard GIS formats | ||
| 5. Portable projectors: 3000+ lumens, HDMI input, WXGA or better, 2-hour battery | ||
| 6. All software must support secure user authentication and role-based access | ||
| 7. All hardware must be surge protected and include mounting hardware | ||
| 8. Operating temperature: 0°C to +40°C | ||
| 8 | Accessory Kits | |
| 1. Spare batteries: OEM or equivalent, minimum 8-hour runtime, compatible with all devices; System/Product Batteries, to include replacement batteries, shall meet a US safety standard for batteries; additionally, they shall meet the appropriate minimal safety standards for the governments defined use case for the product or system | ||
| 2. Chargers: single/multi-unit, AC/DC input, charge status indicators, overcharge protection | ||
| 3. Cables: all required data, power, RF, and network cables, labeled, shielded, strain relief | ||
| 4. Mounting hardware: vibration-dampened, stainless steel or powder-coated, quick-release | ||
| 5. Tool kits: insulated tools, multi-bit drivers, crimpers, cable testers, ESD protection | ||
| 6. All items in rugged, lockable transport case | ||
| 7. Inventory list and replacement part numbers included | ||
| 8. All components compliant with applicable safety and performance standards |
(7) Other TACCOM Subcategory (7) Other Tactical Devices and Capabilities
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed | |
| 1 | Acoustic Devices | ||
| 1. Acoustic signaling devices: minimum 120 dB SPL output at 1 meter, selectable tones, weatherproof (IP66) | |||
| 2. Receivers: frequency range 20 Hz–20 kHz, sensitivity ≤ -90 dBm, digital signal processing | |||
| 3. Long-range acoustic hailing devices: effective range ≥ 500 meters, directional beam, voice and tone broadcast, remote control capability | |||
| 4. All devices must have integrated volume control, fail-safe cutoff, and overload protection | |||
| 5. Mounting kits: vibration-dampened, quick-release, compatible with vehicles and tripods | |||
| 6. Power: AC / DC operation, battery backup with minimum 2-hour runtime | |||
| 7. Environmental: -30°C to +60°C, 95% RH non-condensing | |||
| 8. All devices must be FCC compliant and include tamper-evident seals | |||
| 9. Accessories labeled, with replacement part numbers and user instructions | |||
| 2 | Detection and Monitoring Systems | ||
| 1. Seismic detectors: sensitivity to ground vibrations <0.1 mm/s, wireless data transmission, minimum 1 km range | |||
| 2. Motion detectors: dual-technology (PIR/microwave), detection range ≥ 30 meters, adjustable sensitivity | |||
| 3. Radar sets: ground surveillance radar, detection range ≥ 1 km for personnel/vehicles, real-time tracking, weatherproof (IP67) | |||
| 4. Smart helmets: integrated camera (1080p), environmental sensors (temp / gas), heads-up display, Bluetooth connectivity | |||
| 5. All devices must support encrypted data transmission (AES-256) | |||
| 6. Battery life: minimum 8 hours continuous operation | |||
| 7. Operating temperature: -20°C to +55°C | |||
| 8. All equipment must be ruggedized (MIL-STD-810G) and include mounting / accessory kits | |||
| 9. All devices must support remote monitoring and alerting | |||
| 3 | Situational Awareness & Communications Platforms | ||
| 1. Wearable devices: integrated HD camera, heads-up display, GPS, biometric sensors, encrypted comms | |||
| 2. Portable tablets/displays: sunlight-readable, 8”+ screen, LTE/5G, real-time data feeds, IP65 | |||
| 3. Wireless mesh: self-healing, minimum 1-mile node-to-node, WPA3 encryption, 50+ device support | |||
| 4. Officer alert: panic button, man-down detection, immediate notification to command | |||
| 5. Environmental sensors: temperature, gas, radiation, humidity, wireless reporting | |||
| 6. Integration modules: API support (REST / SOAP), real-time data push to command / control | |||
| 7. Battery life: minimum 10 hours for wearables / tablets | |||
| 8. All devices must be FCC, OSHA, and FIPS 140-3 compliant | |||
| 9. Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C | |||
| 10. All accessories labeled, with replacement part numbers and user documentation | |||
| 4 | Remotely Controlled / Autonomous Ground Platforms | ||
| 1. Control interfaces: secure wireless (AES-256), manual and pre-programmed route modes, real-time video / audio | |||
| 2. Modular payloads: plug-and-play, support for cameras, sensors, manipulators, max payload ≥ 10 kg | |||
| 3. Data transmission: encrypted, real-time streaming, onboard storage (128GB+), remote logging | |||
| 4. Robotic equipment: HD camera, microphone, environmental sensors, IR / night vision, 2-way audio | |||
| 5. Autonomous vehicles: obstacle avoidance, GPS navigation, return-to-base, remote override | |||
| 6. Battery: minimum 4-hour untethered operation, hot-swappable | |||
| 7. Ruggedized to MIL-STD-810G, IP65 minimum | |||
| 8. Operating temperature: -20°C to +55°C | |||
| 9. All accessories and mounting kits included, labeled, with replacement part numbers | |||
| 5 | Counter-Unmanned Systems Equipment | ||
| Part A: Core Requirements (Mandatory for All Systems) | |||
| • | Detection: System must detect and identify sUAS using RF, radar, acoustic, optical, or other sensing methodologies. | ||
| • | Target Classification: System must differentiate between sUAS threats and non-threat objects. | ||
| • | Tracking: System must track target location in real-time | ||
| • | Alerting: System must generate immediate visual or audible operator alerts upon target detection. | ||
| • | Data Sharing: System must be capable of exporting real-time target coordinates and tracking data to external systems or displays | ||
| • | Open Architecture: System must share tracking data using open, industry-standard protocols | ||
| • | Deployment Flexibility: System must be capable of operating standalone or as a modular sensor node within a broader security architecture. | ||
| • | Logging: System must automatically log all detection, tracking, and system events with precise UTC timestamps. | ||
| • | Data Export: System must export event logs and sensor data in non-proprietary formats. | ||
| • | Security: System must use industry-standard encryption for data transmission and maintain tamper-resistant operator audit logs. | ||
| • | Portability: System must be deployable by a maximum of two personnel. | ||
| • | Endurance: Portable configurations must support a minimum of 4 hours of battery life. | ||
| • | Environmental: Hardware must be ruggedized (minimum IP54 rating) for intended outdoor environmental extremes. | ||
| • | Compliance: System must comply with all FCC/NTIA regulations for spectrum utilization. | ||
| Part B: Modular Requirements (Mandatory ONLY if Mitigation is Proposed) | |||
| • | Defeat Capability: System must provide a safe and effective means to disrupt, neutralize, or force-land unauthorized sUAS. | ||
| • | Operator Control: System must require positive, human-in-the-loop manual control to activate and immediately cease mitigation effects. | ||
| • | Targeted Disruption: System must support targeted, directional, or band-specific mitigation to minimize collateral RF interference. | ||
| 6 | Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Platform | ||
| 1. DCMA Blue List | |||
| 2. Modular payload system with options for EO/IR gimbals or communications relay packages. | |||
| 3. Encrypted command/control and data/video links (AES-256 or equivalent). |
(8) VASTC
Subcategory (8) Video, Audio, Sensor, Tracking, and Communications Intercept Capabilities (VASTC)
| Solution # | Solution | Gov Requested Item Characteristics to Meet or Exceed |
| 1 | Collection Devices | |
| 1. Body-worn cameras: 1080p video, 12-hour battery, IR/night vision, tamper-evident, AES-256 encryption | ||
| 2. Covert recorders: audio/video, minimum 8-hour battery, time/date stamping, ultra-compact, silent operation | ||
| 3. Sensor modules: support for environmental (temp/gas), motion, GPS, wireless data transmission, IP67 | ||
| 4. Communications intercept receivers: multi-band (VHF/UHF/Cellular), real-time demodulation, digital/analog, FIPS 140-3 compliant | ||
| 5. Tracking devices: real-time GPS tracking, geofencing, minimum 72-hour battery, encrypted comms | ||
| 6. All devices must support secure data transfer (TLS 1.2+), and FIPS 140-3 compliant encryption | ||
| 7. Accessories: magnetic/adhesive mounts, concealment pouches, vibration-dampened, quick-release | ||
| 8. Operating temperature: -20°C to +55°C, MIL-STD-810G ruggedization | ||
| 9. All devices FCC compliant, with tamper-evident seals | ||
| 10. All accessories labeled, with replacement part numbers and user instructions | ||
| 11. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire - Various Analog VHF 150 - 174 Mhz, Transmitters, Receivers& Repeaters | ||
| 12. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire - Various Digital UHF 406-420 Mhz, Transmitters, Receivers& Repeaters | ||
| 13. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire – Analog UHF remote RF control system transmitters and receiver modules that are also interoperable with analog covert bodywire VHF 150–174 MHz transmitters, receivers, and repeaters. | ||
| 14. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire – Assorted analog VHF 150–174 MHz breakwire transmitters. | ||
| 15. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire – Various analog VHF 150–174 MHz and digital UHF 406–420 MHz concealed transmitters. | ||
| 16. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire Audio/ Video & Audio recorders, various configurations of Traditional and Concealments | ||
| 17. Law Enforcement Covert Bodywire- vendor proprietary accessories to support various "Officer Safety" RF Transmission , Recorders, Breakwires & RF Control systems | ||
| 2 | Processing & Exploitation Systems | |
| 1. Laptops/tablets: MIL-STD-810G, IP65, Intel i7 or better, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, TPM 2.0, removable storage | ||
| 2. Analytic software: support for structured/unstructured data, link analysis, facial recognition, chain-of-custody logging | ||
| 3. Translation/decryption tools: support for at least 10 languages, cryptographic algorithm support (AES, RSA, DES, etc.), offline mode | ||
| 4. Secure interfaces: USB 3.0/USB-C, SD/microSD, encrypted data ingest, write-blocker support | ||
| 5. All software must support role-based access control and audit logging | ||
| 6. Devices must support secure OS (Windows 10/11 Enterprise, Linux with SELinux, or equivalent) | ||
| 7. Data encryption at rest and in transit (AES-256, TLS 1.2+) | ||
| 8. Operating temperature: -20°C to +50°C, 95% RH non-condensing | ||
| 9. All power/data cables included, surge protected | ||
| 3 | Storage & Management Solutions | |
| 1. Digital recorders: 1080p video/24-bit audio, 12-hour battery, tamper-evident, GPS tagging, AES-256 encryption | ||
| 2. Network-attached storage: RAID-5 or better, minimum 16TB, dual NIC, FIPS 140-3 encryption | ||
| 3. Encrypted media: hardware-encrypted USB drives or SSDs, FIPS 140-3 validated, PIN or biometric access | ||
| 4. Cloud storage: FedRAMP authorized, multi-region redundancy, role-based access, audit logging | ||
| 5. Automated logging: syslog support, timestamping, exportable CSV/PDF, 1-year retention | ||
| 6. All storage must support multi-factor authentication and audit logging | ||
| 7. Data retention: minimum 1 year, configurable | ||
| 8. Environmental: -10°C to +45°C, 90% RH | ||
| 9. All devices must include user/admin documentation and replacement part numbers | ||
| 4 | Transport & Dissemination Platforms | |
| 1. Wireless devices: 4G/5G/LTE, end-to-end (E2E) protection that satisfies NIST Special Publication 1800-33B and complies with FIPS 140-3 validation, minimum 100 Mbps, FIPS 140-3 compliant | ||
| 2. Wired interfaces: USB 3.0/USB-C, Ethernet (1Gbps+), shielded, surge protected | ||
| 3. Portable media: hardware-encrypted USB drives, FIPS 140-3 validated, tamper-evident, PIN or biometric access | ||
| 4. All devices must support secure data transfer (TLS 1.2+), and role-based access | ||
| 5. Battery life (wireless): minimum 8 hours continuous operation | ||
| 6. Environmental: -20°C to +50°C, IP54 minimum | ||
| 7. All accessories labeled, with replacement part numbers and user instructions | ||
| 5 | Accessory Kits & Integration Modules | |
| 1. Spare batteries: OEM or equivalent, minimum 8-hour runtime, compatible with all devices | ||
| 2. Chargers: single/multi-unit, AC/DC input, charge status indicators, overcharge protection | ||
| 3. Cables: all required data, power, RF, and network cables, labeled, shielded, strain relief | ||
| 4. Mounting hardware: vibration-dampened, stainless steel or powder-coated, quick-release | ||
| 5. Concealment accessories: pouches, magnetic/adhesive mounts, camouflage finishes, low-profile design | ||
| 6. Integration modules: plug-and-play, support for data transfer, power, and remote control | ||
| 7. All items in rugged, lockable transport case |
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .