Attachment_2_Technical_Specifications_Tier_2_MCPV.pdf

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

FINANCE AND FACILITIES DIVISION | PROCUREMENT SECTION

ATTACHMENT 1:

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TIER II MOBILE COMMAND POST VEHICLE (MCPV)

Organization and Traceability. This attachment is organized in engineering sequence. Numbered subsections are the traceability identifiers used in Attachment 3, Master Requirements Traceability Matrix. All bullets within a subsection are cumulative minimum requirements unless the text expressly states otherwise. Individual bullets do not require separate RTM rows; a subsection is compliant or verified only when all applicable bullets within that subsection are satisfied.

Scope and Document Relationship. This attachment establishes the product-level technical baseline for the Tier II MCPV and, when ordered, the prime hauler. The PWS governs the design/build process, first-article execution, program management, quality and verification activities, deliverables, training, warranty, and lifecycle support. Section E governs Government inspection and acceptance, and Section H governs special contract requirements. Attachment 3 supports compliance and verification but does not replace or modify the technical requirements in this attachment.

1.0 SYSTEM-LEVEL TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

1.1 System Configuration and Mission Integration

• The Contractor shall provide a custom-engineered Tier II Mobile Command Post Vehicle (MCPV) consisting of a gooseneck trailer and, when ordered, a fully integrated prime hauler vehicle.

• The MCPV shall be designed, engineered, manufactured, integrated, tested, and delivered as a complete operational system.

• The MCPV shall support FBI command, control, communications, and computer (C4) operations.

• The MCPV shall support classified and unclassified mission operations when configured with

Government-authorized equipment and security controls.

• The MCPV infrastructure shall support integration of Government-furnished and Contractor-furnished satellite, including low-earth-orbit capability when required, cellular, RF, network, audio/video, and other mission equipment identified during the approved design process or applicable delivery order.

• The communications and network infrastructure shall support simultaneous voice, video, and data operations and multiple segregated network enclaves as defined in the approved design.

1.2 Service Life and Maintainability

• The expected operational service life of the MCPV shall be a minimum of fifteen (15) years.

• Systems, wiring, equipment, and service points shall be arranged to permit routine inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and component replacement without unnecessary removal of unrelated installed systems.

• The design shall preserve reasonable access and expansion capability for lifecycle maintenance and technology refresh within the approved vehicle envelope, weight, power, cooling, and configuration limits.

2.0 TRAILER ENVELOPE, CHASSIS, MOBILITY, AND TOWING

2.1 Trailer Envelope, Weight, and Balance

• Maximum overall length: 45 feet.

• Maximum stowed width: 8 feet 6 inches.

• Maximum gross trailer weight: 26,000 pounds.

• Maximum pin weight: 5,000 pounds.

• The fully loaded operating configuration shall remain within the approved gross vehicle, pin, axle, tire, suspension, and towing ratings and shall maintain safe weight distribution.

2.2 Chassis, Suspension, Braking, and Roadworthiness

• Gooseneck design.

• Rear chamfer.

• Minimum two axles.

• Air ride suspension.

• Backup air supply capability.

• Electric brakes.

• The completed trailer shall comply with applicable vehicle and highway-safety requirements for its intended CONUS operation and shall be capable of safe highway operation at the approved operating weight.

2.3 Wheels and Tires

• Matching wheels and tires.

• Aluminum, polished, or powder-coated wheels.

• Tires rated for the trailer load.

• Tires rated for speeds exceeding 75 mph.

• One matching spare wheel and tire.

2.4 Leveling and Landing Gear

• The trailer shall include an electric/hydraulic leveling system.

• The trailer shall include hydraulic landing gear capable of lifting the trailer.

3.0 TRAILER BODY, EXTERIOR CONSTRUCTION, ROOF, AND ACCESS

3.1 Exterior Construction

• Minimum .090 aluminum exterior skin.

• Minimal exterior seams.

• No exposed rivets or screws where practical.

• Silver paint with blue stripe.

• Diamond plate or equivalent rock guard.

3.2 Personnel Doors, Access, and Security

• Front and rear personnel entry doors.

• Alarmed personnel and storage doors.

• Medeco keyed-alike locks.

• Windows with blackout capability.

• Integrated retractable steps.

• Handrails.

3.3 Roof Structure and Safety

• Maximum overall vehicle height: 13 feet.

• Walk-on roof.

• Slip-resistant roof surface.

• Twelve (12) roof tie-down points.

• Foldable roof safety rails.

3.4 Awnings

• Curb-side awning.

• Awnings over personnel doors.

• Integrated LED lighting.

• Automatic retract capability.

4.0 INTERIOR CONFIGURATION AND HUMAN FACTORS

4.1 Occupancy and Workstation Capacity

• The MCPV shall support a minimum of fifteen (15) simultaneous users. The design objective is to accommodate up to twenty (20) users when feasible without compromising mandatory technical requirements.

• The MCPV shall provide a minimum of fifteen (15) workstations.

4.2 Interior Layout and Collaboration

• The interior shall be capable of division into a 60/40 configuration.

• An interior separation wall with door shall be provided.

• A conference table shall provide seating for four (4) to six (6) personnel.

• The interior design shall minimize obstructions and maximize usable workspace while preserving safe egress and access to serviceable equipment.

4.3 Interior Finishes and Storage

• Minimum interior headroom: 6 feet 8 inches.

• Insulated floors, walls, and ceiling.

• Sound-dampening materials.

• Overhead cabinets.

• Secure laptop storage.

• Equipment storage.

4.4 Interior Lighting

• Dimmable LED interior lighting shall be provided.

• Under-cabinet lighting shall be provided.

4.5 Interior Sound Level

• Interior sound levels shall not exceed sixty (60) dBA while the HVAC and generator systems are operating under the approved test condition.

5.0 PRIME HAULER REQUIREMENTS (WHEN ORDERED)

5.1 Prime Hauler Baseline

• Class 4 prime hauler vehicle (Ford F-450 or equivalent).

• Dual rear wheel configuration.

• Four-door crew cab.

• Seating capacity for five personnel.

• Minimum 500 horsepower diesel engine.

• Minimum 1,000 ft-lb torque.

• Automatic transmission with a minimum of ten (10) speeds.

• Minimum forty (40) gallon fuel tank.

• Silver exterior color.

5.2 Prime Hauler Operator Features

• Power seats with lumbar support.

• LED headlights and fog lights.

• AM/FM/Bluetooth audio system.

• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

• Minimum ten-inch navigation display.

• 360-degree camera system.

• Lane departure warning and parking sensors.

• Front bucket seats and center console.

• Power windows and locks.

• Adjustable steering wheel with integrated controls.

• Vehicle alarm system.

• Spray-in protective bed liner.

5.3 Prime Hauler Emergency and Communications Equipment

• Whelen or equivalent emergency lighting.

• Public address system.

• Motorola APX-8500 radio installation.

• Trailer camera display system.

• Trailer side and rear camera integration.

5.4 Prime Hauler / Trailer Integration

• The Contractor shall ensure full interoperability between the prime hauler and MCPV trailer, including emergency-lighting controls, generator integration, fuel-system integration, camera systems, communications systems, trailer umbilical systems, and safety systems.

6.0 ELECTRICAL POWER, GENERATOR, SHORE POWER, AND DISTRIBUTION

6.1 Generator Capacity and Electrical Load

• The Contractor shall provide a diesel generator sized to support the calculated maximum MCPV electrical load while operating at no greater than eighty percent (80%) of rated capacity, providing not less than twenty percent (20%) generator reserve at the approved design load.

6.2 Generator Installation

• Weatherproof enclosure.

• Sound-attenuated installation.

• Vibration-isolated installation.

• Serviceable installation.

• Minimum twenty (20) gallon integrated fuel tank.

6.3 Generator Fuel System

• The generator shall be capable of operating from the integrated fuel tank.

• The generator shall be capable of operating from the prime-hauler fuel tank when an integrated prime hauler is ordered.

• A three-way fuel selector valve shall be provided when the prime-hauler fuel interface is included.

• Fuel shutoff capability shall be provided.

6.4 Shore Power, UPS, and Receptacles

• Three-phase 208V shore-power capability.

• Cam-Lok E1016 connectors.

• Fifty (50) foot shore-power cable.

• One external 15-amp night-service receptacle.

• One curb-side 220V receptacle.

• UPS-supported receptacles shall be provided for designated mission-equipment loads identified during the approved design process.

6.5 Electrical Wiring and Workstation Power

• All wiring shall be protected from abrasion.

• All wiring shall be installed in conduit, raceways, or flexible duct.

• All wiring shall be labeled at both ends.

• All wiring shall be accessible for future maintenance.

• Each workstation shall include one duplex electrical outlet.

• Each workstation shall include two USB-C charging ports.

7.0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND LIFE SAFETY

7.1 HVAC and Equipment Cooling

• Ducted air conditioning.

• Dedicated or otherwise adequate equipment-rack cooling.

• Thermostat controls.

• HVAC and equipment-cooling capacity shall be supported by documented thermal-load calculations using the approved occupant and equipment loads. The approved design shall maintain installed equipment within applicable manufacturer operating-temperature limits under the design conditions established at CDR.

7.2 Heating

• Electric baseboard heating or equivalent shall be provided.

• Heating shall include thermostat controls.

7.3 Life-Safety Detection and Fire Protection

• Smoke detectors.

• Carbon monoxide detectors.

• Fire extinguishers.

8.0 NETWORK, DATA, AND EXTERNAL INPUT/OUTPUT INFRASTRUCTURE

8.1 Data Cabling and Network Segregation

• Shielded CAT-8 cabling.

• T568B termination.

• Color-coded network drops.

• Individually numbered ports.

• Network cabling and patching shall support the segregated Red, Green, and Blue network enclaves defined in the approved design and shall not introduce cross-enclave connections except when specifically authorized by the Government.

8.2 Workstation Data Interfaces

• Each workstation shall include three CAT-8 network ports designated Red, Green, and Blue.

8.3 External Input/Output Panels and Mission Expansion

• Lockable input/output panels shall be provided on the curb side, street side, and roof.

• USB charging ports.

• HDMI ports.

• RF ports.

• RJ-45 network ports.

• AC power outlets.

• Fiber connections.

• Interior panel illumination.

• The I/O arrangement shall support integration of Government-furnished mission equipment and reasonable mission expansion within the approved vehicle capacity.

9.0 RF, MAST, ANTENNAS, AND SATELLITE PROVISIONS

9.1 Mast Mechanical Requirements

• Pneumatic mast.

• Minimum thirty (30) foot height.

• Minimum 200-pound masthead capacity.

9.2 Mast Cabling

• CAT-8 cabling.

• LMR-240 cabling.

• AC power.

• DC power.

9.3 Mast Equipment and Roof Antenna Provisions

• Two HD PTZ cameras.

• Cellular antenna.

• 4.4-5.0 GHz antenna.

• Safety strobe light.

• RF antenna mounts.

• Cellular antenna mounts.

• Starlink mounting provisions.

• Television antenna.

10.0 AUDIO/VIDEO, DISPLAYS, AND CAMERA SYSTEMS

10.1 Interior Display System

• Minimum four (4) interior video displays.

• Minimum 50-inch display size.

• HDMI 2.1 capability.

• Matrix-switching compatibility.

10.2 Exterior Display

• Minimum 55-inch HD exterior display.

• Weatherproof display compartment.

• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth disable capability.

10.3 Exterior Security Camera System

• Front, side, and rear cameras.

• 360-degree coverage.

• PTZ capability.

• Infrared capability.

11.0 EQUIPMENT RACKS AND MISSION-EQUIPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE

11.1 Equipment Racks

• Four-post racks.

• Shock-mounted racks.

• Expansion capability.

• Internal and external access.

11.2 Rack Infrastructure

• The Contractor shall provide infrastructure supporting Government-installed equipment, including UPS systems, power strips, patch panels, shelves, cable management, RF patch panels, and data patch panels.

12.0 EXTERIOR AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING

12.1 Exterior Lighting

• Emergency lighting visible from all directions.

• LED marker lights.

• Scene lighting.

• Storage-compartment lighting.

13.0 FLEET TRACKING AND SITUATIONAL AWARENESS

13.1 Fleet Management System

• The Contractor shall provide a fleet management system independent from Government operational networks.

• The system shall provide GPS tracking and a web-based monitoring portal.

13.2 System Status Monitoring

• Slide-position monitoring.

• Door-status monitoring.

• Mast-position monitoring.

• Fault-reporting capability.

14.0 TECHNICAL VERIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

14.1 Technical Verification Baseline

• The Contractor shall successfully complete functional, electrical/load, HVAC/environmental-control, network, integrated-system, and road testing sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the applicable technical requirements. The road test shall be not less than fifty (50) miles.

• First-article verification shall include objective evidence for the applicable weight and balance, generator/load margin, HVAC performance, network/data interfaces, mast and camera functions, monitoring functions, safety systems, and prime-hauler/trailer integration when a prime hauler is included.

• Government review, witnessing, first-article approval, deficiency correction, acceptance, and required records are governed by the PWS and the inspection and acceptance provisions of the solicitation/contract.

Technical Data and Deliverables. Required as-built drawings, structural drawings, AC/DC/RF/data wiring diagrams, programming and configuration files, software licenses and credentials, equipment manuals, training materials, warranty documentation, and other contract deliverables are specified in the PWS and applicable solicitation/contract sections and are intentionally not duplicated in this attachment.