Attachment 3 - Technical Exhibits(21Jun2022).pdf

Attachment 3

TECHNICAL EXHIBITS

List of Technical Exhibits.

Technical Exhibit 1 Trainer Matrix

Technical Exhibit 2 Trainer Description for Device MH-60T Common Avionics Architecture System

Desktop Part-Task Trainers

Technical Exhibit 3 Trainer Description for Device MH-60T Cockpit Procedures Trainer

Technical Exhibit 4 Trainer Description for Device MH-60T Operational Flight Trainer

Technical Exhibit 5 Trainer Description for Device MH-65E2 Operational Flight Trainer

Technical Exhibit 6 Trainer Description for Device MH-65D2 Operational Flight Trainer

Technical Exhibit 7 Trainer Description for Device MH-65E Cockpit Avionics Procedures Trainer

Technical Exhibit 8 Trainer Description for Device MH-65E1 Operation Flight Trainer

Technical Exhibit 9 Trainer Description for Device MH-65 Reconfigurable Cockpit Procedures Trainer

Technical Exhibit 10 Trainer Description for Device HC-144B Reconfigurable Flight Training Device

Technical Exhibit 11 Trainer Description for Device HC-144B Operational Flight Trainer

Technical Exhibit 12 Trainer Description for Device Aircrew Weapons Trainer

Technical Exhibit 13 Janitorial Scheduling Requirements

Technical Exhibit 14 Contract Data Requirements

Technical Exhibit 15 Performance Requirements Summary

Technical Exhibit 16 Facility Illustrations

Technical Exhibit 17 Trainer Description for Device HC-27J Operational Flight Trainer

Technical Exhibit 18 Trainer Description for Reconfigurable Mission System Operational Readiness Trainer

(MS-ORT) MINOTAUR

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (1) Trainer Matrix

OPERATIONAL

FLIGHT

TRAINERS

MH-65E2

OFT

Dolphin

MH-65D2

OFT

Dolphin

MH-65E1

OFT

Dolphin

MH-60T

OFT

JayHawk

HC-144B

Ocean

Sentry

HC-27J

Spartan

Delivered Oct-11 Apr-85 Sep-17 Apr-94 Jul-14 Dec-09

Lastest Upgrade May-21 Sep-14 Dec-09

Host Computer

Hardware PC PC PC PC

2 COTS PCs w/

1553 and ARINC

Operating System RHEL 7.8 RHEL 5.2 RHEL 7.8 RHEL 5.7

Red Hat

Enterprise

Linux 6.2

Centos 4.6

Programming

Language C

FORTRAN,

Ada, C C Ada, C

GCC, QT

Creator,DISTi

GL, Visual

Studio

C

Visual System

Hardware 2 PCs 10 PCs 21 PCs 18 PCs 24 PCs 6 PCs

Operating System Windows 10 Win Server

2008, XPe

Windows 10 Windows 10

Server 2008 / Embedded

Standard

Windows XP

Software PC Nova 5.x

(Aechelon)

PC Nova 5.x

(Aechelon)

PC Nova 7.X

(Aechelon)

PC Nova 4.6

(Aechelon)

PC Nova 6.x

(Aechelon)

CATi XIG

Geometric Correction Christie Twist n/a Christie Twist

RC Seos Mercator

Christie Twist RC Seos Mercator

Monitor / projector Christie STiM Christie

STiM

Christie

STiM RC Seos 2015

Christie StIM

WQ DLP

RC Seos 2015

Display

FSI Dome Glass

Mirror 220 x 60

Accuview 60

Rear Image

Dome

FSI Dome

Glass Mirror

260 x 60

Accuview 60

RC Panorama

Dome – Mylar

Mirror 220 x

FSI Glass

Mirror Dome

290 x 60

FSI Panorama

Dome – Mylar

Mirror 200 x 40

Instructor Operating Station

Hardware PC(10) PC PC PC PC PC

Operating System Windows 7 Microsoft Win 7

Microsoft Win 7

Microsoft Win

Windows Windows XP

Programming

Language

Visual Studio Pro

Visual C Visual C Visual C++

Nokia QT

Creator Visual C++

Support Systems

Input / Output VMIC VMIC VMIC VMIC

VMIC /

Phoenix

Contact

VMIC/UEI

Environmental

Sounds /

Communications

ASTi Telestra 4 ASTi

Telestra 4

ASTi

Telestra 4

ASTi Telestra

ASTi Telestra 4

ASTi Telestra 4 x2

Motion n/a FCS 6 DOF n/a

Electric

Rexroth 6

DOF

Moog Electric

6 DOF

Moog Electric 6

DOF

Control Loading FCS Ecol Q150

FCS Ecol

8000 PC

based

VxWorks

FCS Ecol

Q150 FCS (Fokker)

Moog Ecol

8000 Q50, C100, Q200

Moog MaxForce

Hydraulic Power n/a Moog n/a n/a Moog n/a

400 Cycle Generator Solid Sate Motor

Generator

Solid State Solid State Solid State

OPERATIONAL

FLIGHT

TRAINERS

MH-65E2

OFT

Dolphin

MH-65D2

OFT

Dolphin

MH-65E1

OFT

Dolphin

MH-60T

OFT

JayHawk

HC-144B

Ocean Sentry

HC-27J

Spartan

Support Systems (Continued)

UPS

Tripp Lite 3 phase 120/208V

20kVa

Tripp Lite

3phase 120/208V

30kVa

Tripp Lite

3phase 120/208V

30kVa

Tripp Lite

3phase 120/208V

30kVa

Tripp Lite 3phase 120/208V 30kVa

APC Smartups

Miscellaneous

PC(10) Wx

RADAR –

Camber

WxRS

Wx RADAR –

Camber

WxRS

Wx RADAR

Wx RADAR – Camber WxRS

Wx RADAR – Camber WxRS

WxRADAR, SAF

Computer Aided

Debrief

PC(10) Win

XP

PC based Win

XP

PC based

Win XP

PC based Win

XP

PC Windows 7 PC Windows XP

Classroom Desktop

Vibration System

ISM

integrated Cockpit

Shaker and

Motion Seat.

Motion system and

Butt Kicker

ISM

integrated Cockpit

Shaker and

Motion Seat.

Industrial

Smoke and Mirrors electric six axis cockpit shaker

Butt Kicker Motion system

NON-OFT

TRAINERS

Reconfigurable

CPT

MH-60T CPT

JayHawk

Aircrew

Weapons Trainer

HC-144B

RFTD

MINOTAUR

Delivered Feb 2004 Jul 2007 Apr 2010 May 2014 Dec 2020

Lastest Upgrade Oct-07 Dec-11

Hardware PC (3) PC (4) PC(7) PC PC(11)

Operating System Redhat Linux 8.0 - Psyche

RHEL 5.7 Windows 7

Red Hat

Enterprise Linux

6.2

Windows 10

Enterprise

Programming

Language

FORTRAN, Ada, C Ada, C Express C#

GCC, QT Creator

,DISTi GL, Visual Studio

Microsoft Visual Studio 2017

My SQL 5.7.20

GL Studio 6.1

Visual System Virtual Cockpit

Hardware Single PC

Based(2) 5 PCs 17 PCs 6 PCs 1 PC

Operating System Win 2000 Server 2003 Win Server 2012

Server 2008 /

Embedded Standard

Windows10

Software GL Studio CATi

XIG

PC Nova 6.x PC Nova 7.1 PC Nova 6.x PC Nova 7.4

Geometric

Correction n/a

Scalable Displays

Technology

Scalable Displays

Technology n/a n/a

Monitor / projector

SAW Touch Screen

Christie StIM Esterline F35 n/a n/a

Display 2 42” Sony Plasma panels

Real Image Cylindrical Screen

Dome – Real image Screen

Samsung 60' LCD display LED backlight

MSO monitors

Instructor Operator Station

Hardware PC PC PC(7) PC PC

Operating System Microsoft Win2k Microsoft Win 7 Vista Windows Pc

Programming

Language

Visual C++, Reflective

Memory

Visual C++ Express C# Nokia QT Creator Visual Studio

Support Systems

Input / Output Phoenix Contact VMIC Wago Phoenix Contact n/a

Environmental

Sounds /

Communications

ASTi – DACS PC based, DOS 6.2 ASTi – Telestra ASTi Telestra 4 ASTi Telestra 4 n/a

Motion None None Bosch Rexroth n/a None

Control Loading

FCS Ecol C100 PC based

VxWorks

FCS Ecol Q150 PC based

VxWorks n/a Moog ECoL 8000

Q200 None

Hydraulic Power None None Bosch Rexroth n/a None

400 Cycle

Generator None Solid State None None None

UPS APC 3000

Tripp Lite 3phase

120/208V 20kVa, APC 1500

Tripp Lite 3phase

208V 30kVa

Eaton 3phase

120/208V 10kVa

APC

SRT10KXLT

Miscellaneous Gun Tracking –

OptiTrack (7)

Computer Aided

Debrief None None None None

Classroom

Desktop

6 Desktop Trainers - PC

Based with

Peripherals (9)

None

Vibration System None Butt Kicker Butt Kicker Butt Kicker None

NOTES: Trainer Matrix table NOTES are identified within parenthesis (note #)

(1) OFT Hosts COTS PC with ARINC 429 card, MIL-STD-1553 card, Reflective

Memory Card,

(2) Visual COTS PC

(3) RCPT Host COTS PC with VMIC-5579 fiber-optic reflective memory and dual hot-swappable power supplies

(4) 60T CPT Host

COTS PC with VMIC VMIPCI-5565 Reflective Memory card, Condor Engineering CEI-520 Arinc card, Condor Engineering PCI-

1553-MM Mil-Std-1553 card

(5)

RCPT

Virtual

Instruments

COTS PC

(6) Link

The Hydraulic System includes a motor/pump unit, re-circulating pump unit, reservoir accumulator, heat exchanger, starting equipment, and miscellaneous control valving and limit detection devices.

*MH-65 – Refurbished 2011 Motion cab replaced with FCS-Moog control PC.

(7) AWT PCs

COTs PCs without special hardware. Host and IOS share a common

PC. Scalable and OptiTrack share a PC. Sarnocola Motion control PC and Galil Motion Controller.

(8) Wx RADAR

Blue Ridge Simulation Radar System Simulation – PC based, PIII, Dual video: VGA, , Linux OS w/ RT extensions, C.

HH-65C - RS-330 Radar Imagery channel

HH-60J - RS-170 Radar Imagery channel

Linux 7.0 Guinness

(9)

MH-60T

Desktop Trainer

PC based Windows system. System is a PC with two touch screens, one simulated Control Display Unit, one simulated Multifunction

Knob and one simulated ICS control panel. CAAS software and

Multifunction Displays are simulated.

(10) MH-65D OFT

COTS PC:

Host- AltaDt PCIE4L-1553, PCIE4LC-A429, NI PCI-8730R

Programmable Multifunction RIO

CADS DAQ - ViewCast Osprey 240e audio video capture card

(11) MINOTAUR

Dual 2011 v3, 2 PCIex16, 3 PCIe x8, 1 PCIe x4, x4 slot in x8 mechanical motherboard with Xeon E5-2699v4, 55M Cache, 2.20GHz, LGA2011-3 CPU, Matrox Vio, PCIe x4, 128MB DDR

SDRAM Video

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (2)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-60T COMMON AVIONICS

ARCHITECTURE SYSTEM DESKTOP PART-TASK TRAINERS

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-60T COMMON AVIONICS

ARCHITECTURE SYSTEM DESKTOP PART-TASK TRAINERS

The Common Avionics Architecture System (CAAS) Desktop Trainer is a personal computer-based software simulation of the CAAS Operational Flight Program that uses two (2) personal computer touch screen displays as multi-function displays. A canted console supports a simulated tactile control display unit, multi-function key, and low profile audio control panel. Six (6) units reside at the United States Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama. The software is Government owned. A commercial off-the-shelf central processing unit, keyboard, and mouse are included as part of the trainer. The CAAS desktop trainer is used to teach and reinforce functions and operating procedures. Currently, CAAS 2.0 software is used to teach the proper flight operation settings for CAAS interface components by navigating different multi-function display/control display unit pages/modes to access/input data as needed in flight operations.

MH-60T Common Avionics Architecture System Part-Task Trainer

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (3)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-60T COCKPIT PROCEDURES

TRAINER

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-60T COCKPIT

PROCEDURES TRAINER

1.1 DEVICE MH-60T COCKPIT PROCEDURES TRAINER

1.1.1 Function and General Description

The purpose of this trainer is to familiarize pilots with the cockpit arrangement, location of controls, indicators, and annunciations, and provide a realistic environment to learn and practice cockpit procedures. This device is a realistic mock-up of the MH-60T cockpit, consisting of the pilot seats, flight controls, aircraft instruments, and circuit breakers. The MH-60T Cockpit Procedure Trainer uses hardware designs from the Model

VH-60N Engineering Development Tool and the Model VH-60N Aircraft Procedure

Trainer, Device 2F181. The Cockpit Procedure Trainer utilizes the MH-60T Operational

Flight Trainer software runtime as a baseline and contains the Common Avionics

Architecture System 2.0 Navigational Software Upgrade (required navigation performance/area navigation) upgrade necessary to interface to the Common Avionics

Architecture System equipment. The Cockpit Procedure Trainer provides training for a pilot and copilot utilizing active electric control loading for the primary flight controls, lower center console, main instrument panel, and overhead console.

1.1.2 Trainee Station

Controls, panels, and consoles are accurately replicated in a semi-enclosed mock-up located on a raised platform which can be raised up on wheels for mobility. Realism is assured by the accurate duplication of dimensions as well as the location and appearance of all items.

1.1.3 Instructor/Operator Station

The instructor/operator station consists of a console, two (2) liquid crystal display monitors, a trainer control panel, keyboard, and working surface. The instructor/operator station provides the instructor with controls to initiate the training problem, introduce malfunctions and failures, monitor trainee actions and responses to malfunctions, and evaluate trainee performance. The instructor/operator station is located aft of the Aircrew

Training Stations on the right side of the training device aft of the pilot's seat.

1.1.4 Control Station

Not applicable.

1.1.5 Computer System(s) and Peripherals

See Technical Exhibit (1).

1.1.6 Aircraft Common Subsystem

1.1.7 Power System

The cockpit procedure training is powered by standard 208/120 volt alternating current, 3-phase, 60 hertz uninterruptible power supply protection.

1.1.8 Visual/Video System(s)

Aechelon personal computer Nova Image Generator.

1.1.9 Motion System

1.1.10 Air Conditioning System

The air conditioning units are part of the facility and maintained by the Government.

1.1.11 400 Hertz Power

Solid state

1.1.12 Hydraulic System

2.0 MISSION ESSENTIAL SUBSYSTEM MATRIX

Not used

3.0 CONTRACTED TRAINING TIME

See statement of work.

4.0 AIRCRAFT COMMON EQUIPMENT/TRAINER PECULIAR EQUIPMENT

(Note: The Remainder of the Page is Intentionally Left Blank)

4.1 MH-60T Cockpit Procedure Training Common Aircraft Equipment

COMPONENT

COMPONENT

END ITEM

NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

Automatic Flight Control System

Computer, AFCS 812450-4-001

AV-2216-020 1 0 1

Data Transfer Unit, DTU-7100

822-2429-001

AV-3463-011 1 0 1

Multifunction Display

822-1796-001

AV-4623-012 5 0 5

Video Processor Module

822-2017-001

AV-4623-011 2 0 2

Processor Switch Module

822-1850-001

AV-4623-017 2 0 2

Control Display Unit, CDU-

7000D

822-2538-001

AV-4623-023 2 0 2

Interactive Hand Control (Left)

218-1239-010 1 0 1

Interactive Hand Control (Right)

218-1239-020 1 0 1

Davtron 880 Clock

M8880A 2 0 2

Multifunction Key Panel (DR-

200)

822-1157-001

AV-3136-015 2 0 2

Infra-red Searchlight Panel

1052M60T200-10 1 0 1

Note: This list is for preliminary inventory information only. A formal and complete inventory shall be taken during Mobilization.

5.0 TOOLS AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT

6.0 SPARE PARTS

The formal inventory shall be taken during Mobilization.

7.0 TECHNICAL DATA SUPPORT PACKAGE

Preliminary inventory will be available on-site during the Pre-Proposal Site Survey

Conference. The formal inventory shall be taken during Mobilization.

8.0 SOFTWARE SUPPORT MATERIALS

9.0 PARTIAL MISSION CAPABILITY STANDARD

10.0 FLOOR PLANS AND PROJECTED ADDITIONS

11.0 OFFICE EQUIPMENT (GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT)

FURNISHINGS

12.0 JANITORIAL SCHEDULING REOUIREMENTS

See Technical Exhibit (14) for schedule.

13.0 Illustrations

MH-60T Cockpit Procedure Trainer

MH-60T Cockpit Procedure Trainer

MH-60T Cockpit Procedure Trainer Floor Plan

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (4)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-60T OPERATIONAL FLIGHT

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-60T OPERATIONAL

FLIGHT TRAINER

1.1 DEVICE MH-60T OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER

The Operational Flight Trainer was built by AAI Corporation/Systems Management

Incorporated, under a Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division contract and was installed at the United States Coast Guard Aviation Training Center, Mobile, Alabama in April 1994. The Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division contract was placed for the United States Coast Guard Commandant Headquarters office

G-ASM as part of the MH-60T Implementation Program. The trainer supports performance of flight sequence scenarios that simulate actual aircraft operations during search and rescue missions, laws and treaties enforcement missions, and maritime patrol missions. Tactical training is provided for both basic and advanced helicopter tactics, standard operating procedures, instrument flights and post maintenance check flights. The trainer also supports emergency procedures training for both ground and flight operations and aircraft malfunctions training. The device consists of a cockpit assembly, instructor console, visual system, motion system, and computer cabinets. In January 2016, the

Operational Flight Trainer was equipped with Common Avionics Architecture System

2.0 software for the required navigation performance/area navigation Navigational

Software Upgrade to support the Common Avionics Architecture System equipment.

The Trainee Station simulates the cockpit arrangement for the MH-60T helicopter. It contains a high fidelity replication of the MH-60T instrument console, cockpit instruments, displays, panels, controls, aircrew seats and seatbelts, side windows, windshields, doors, and personal flight gear connections. The cockpit contains government furnished equipment such as the automated flight control system digital computer, tactical data processors, copilot's display control panel, pilot's and copilot's control display units, multi-function display, pilot's and copilot's horizontal situation video displays (HSVD) and HSVD system driver. Speakers mounted in the front and rear of the aircrew stations provide simulated aircraft system sounds by aural signals received from the aural cueing/communications system.

The Instructor/Operator Station consists of a console containing several storage areas, two (2) color flat panel liquid crystal display monitors, a trainer control panel, interconnect panel, keyboard, working surface, remote control, and an internal computer.

The Instructor/Operator Station provides the instructor with controls to initiate the training problem, introduce malfunctions and failures, monitor trainee actions and responses to malfunctions, and evaluate trainee performance. The Instructor/Operator

Station is located aft of the Aircrew Training Stations on the right side of the Trainee

Station aft of the pilot's seat.

See Technical Exhibit (1)

The MH60T is powered by standard 208/120 volts alternating current, 3-phase, 60 hertz uninterruptible power supply protection.

The electric motion system has independent 480 volts alternating current, 3-phase

220 Degree x 60 degree Mylar Dome, back projection screen, Rockwell Collins Seos brand 2015 projectors. Rockwell Collins auto align color balance. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image Generator.

Six (6) Degrees of Freedom Bausch Rexroth electric.

The hoses and connections to the trainers are considered part of the training system. The air conditioning units are part of the facility and maintained by the Government.

1.1.11 400 Hertz power

Solid state.

Not used.

4.0 AIRCRAFT COMMON EOUIPMENT/TRAINER PECULIAR EQUIPMENT

4.1 MH-60T Operational Flight Trainer Aircraft Common Equipment

COMPONENT

END ITEM

NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

Multifunction Display

822-1796-001

AV-4623-012 5 2 7

Video Processor Module

822-2017-001

AV-4623-011 2 0 2

Multifunction Knob Panel

22D2220-041

AV-4623-016 2 0 2

Processor Switch Module

822-1850-001

AV-4623-017 2 1 3

Control Display Unit, CDU-7000D

822-2538-001

AV-4623-023 2 1 3

Data Transfer Unit, DTU-7100

822-2429-001

AV-3463-011 1 0 1

HUD Signal Data Converter

125110-008

AV-4631-010 1 0 1

Pilot Control Unit, ESS

26110-200

AV-9354-014 1 0 1

AFCS Computer

812450-4-004

AV-2216-020 1 0 1

Interactive Hand Control, IHC-LH

73E-4405-00

AV-4623-018 1 0 1

Interactive Hand Control, IHC-LH

73E-4406-00

AV-4623-019 1 0 1

Clock/Chronometer

M880A 2 1 3

The formal inventory will be taken during Mobilization.

The formal inventory will be taken during Mobilization.

Conference.

Note: The formal inventory shall be taken during Mobilization.

11.0 OFFICE EQUIPMENT GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

11.1 MH-60T High Bay (Erickson Hall, Room 51)

1 Rolling Metal Cabinet with Tools

1 Data Bank Media Safe

1 Podium

1 Helmet Storage Shelving Unit

1 Telephone

1 Cork Bulletin Board

1 Dry Erase Board

1 Laptop, Dell (Part number PP01L-V) (Stored in Safe)

1 Laptop, Sager (Part number MP9890-V) (Stored in Safe)

11.2 MH-60T Computer Room (Erickson Hall, Room 49)

1 U-shape Office Desk Set

4 Rotary Bookcases

1 Computer Desk

1 Work Table

2 Metal Cabinets

4 Rolling Office Chairs

1 Telephone

1 All Purpose Rolling Utility Cart

1 Enclosed Visual Utility Cart

1 Enclosed Motion/Control Loading Utility Cart

1 Printer, Konica Minolta Magicolor 1650EN

1 Tan Metal Cabinet, Tall, 2 Door with 5 Shelves

2 Hangers for Schematics

11.3 MH-60T Maintenance Room (Erickson Hall, Room 50)

1 Cage, 4’ X 8’

1 Cage, Box Truck On Wheels (Part number WB500627L) 36” x 30”

1 Computer, Dell Precision T7500

1 Cork Bulletin Board

1 Dry Erase Board

4 Large Workbench Tables with Storage

2 Tall Metal Cabinets

1 Monitor, Dell Rev A05

4 Office Chairs with Rollers

1 Logistics Packing Station Bench

1 Printer Table on Wheels, 1 Drawer, 2 Doors

1 Printer, 3130

1 Printer, Dell C3760DN

1 Telephone

1 Uninterruptible Power Supply, provided by Company: APC 450

2 Vidmar Storage Units, Double Wide (Tall), Gray

2 Vidmar Storage Units, Double Wide, Gray

7 Vidmar Storage Units, Multi-Drawer, Gray

2 Vidmar Storage Units, Multi-Drawer, Green

14 Vidmar Storage Units, No Door, 1 Shelf, Green

2 Vidmar Storage Units, Single Wide, Green with Door

1 Workbench/Solder Station

13.0 ILLUSTRATIONS

MH-60T Operational Flight Trainer

MH-60 Operational Flight Trainer Floor Plan

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (5)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65E2 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65E2 OPERATIONAL

1.1 DEVICE MH-65E2 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER

The MH-65D trainer was built by JF Taylor, Inc. and delivered to the United States Coast

Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama in August 2011. The core of the MH-65D flight simulation was the reuse of the HH-65C software baseline. In

2021, the MH-65D trainer and software was upgraded by Aero Simulation Inc. to the

MH-65E2 trainer.

The Trainee Station consists of cockpit instrumentation, cockpit lighting, cockpit panels, flight controls and associated control loading units (primary and secondary), cockpit hardware (seats, consoles, etc.), circuit breaker panels, and an air conditioning control unit.

The Instructor/Operator Station consists of a personal computer based subsystem, system electronics racks, intercommunication control system stations (instructor and observer), and emergency lighting.

See Technical Exhibit (1)

The Cockpit Procedure Trainer is powered by standard 208/120 volts alternating current, Flight safety international 220 degree x 60 degree glass mirror dome with back projection screen. Christie projector model number WQXMA StIM projectors. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image Generator.

The trainer has an industrial smoke and mirrors six degree-of-freedom cockpit vibration system integrated with a motion seat. The motion system begins at the connection points to the foundation and includes the motion computer, motion cabinet, electrical cables, facility-to-motion system power cables.

4.1 MH-65E2 Aircraft Common Equipment

END ITEM

NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

Multi-Function Display

822-1796-001

AV-3463-011 4 0 4

Data Transfer Unit

822-2429-001

AV-3463-011 1 0 1

CDU 7000D

822-2538-001

AV-4623-023 2 0 2

Power Supply Module (PSM-8600A)

822-2487-001

AV-4623-20 2 0 2

CP-255K

822-1059-112

AV-4623-024 2 0 2

GPPU Fan

822-1852-001 3 0 3

GPPU Video Processing Module

822-2017-002

AV-4623-011 1 0 1

Landing Gear Handle

895TS05NY

1 0 1

Clock

AT6251N4

1 0 1

Identification Friend or

Foe/Communications Control Panel

968-34-3

1 0 1

HUD SDC

125110-008

AV-4631-010 1 0 1

11.0 OFFICE EQUIPMENT FURNISHINGS

12.0 JANITORIAL SCHEDULING REQUIREMENTS

MH-65E2 Operational Flight Trainer

MH-65E2 Operational Flight Trainer Floor Plan

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (6)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65D2 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65D2 OPERATIONAL

1.1 DEVICE MH-65D2 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER

The HH-65A trainer was built by Sperry Systems Management Group and delivered to the United States Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama in the mid 1980s. In 2014, J.F. Taylor upgraded the cockpit to the MH65D configuration, and Aero Simulation Inc. in collaboration with Flight Safety International, installed a dual dome visual system upgrade to improve the field of view.

Trainee Station consists of cockpit instrumentation, cockpit lighting, cockpit panels, flight controls and associated control loading units (primary and secondary), cockpit

Instructor/Operator Station consists of a personal computer based subsystem, system

1.1.8 Visual/Video System

Dual view dome projection dome. Christie projector model number STiM LED projector. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image Generator.

Each trainer has a Singer six degree-of-freedom motion system. The motion system begins at the connection points to the foundation and includes the hydraulic pump, motion platform, hydraulic plumbing, motion cabinet/console, electrical cables, and facility-to-motion system power cables.

The hoses and connections to the trainer are considered part of the training system. The

Motor Generator

4.1 MH-65D2 Aircraft Common Equipment

COMPONENT

END ITEM

NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

Remote Readout, RRU 339R-7

622-1945-013

AV-2312-220 1 2 3

Control Panel, Radar, CN-1306

4001508-0601-NVG

AV-3441-035 1 2 3

Indicator, Attitude Direction, ADI-77

622-4423-001-NVG

AV-2213-060 2 2

Indicator, Vertical Speed

457400ZB150

AV-3468-075 2 2

Multifunction Display, MFD-255

822-1207-215

AV-4630-010 2 2

Control Panel, MFD Display, CP-255

822-1059-005

AV-4630-020 2 2

Control Display Unit, CDU-7000D

822-2538-001

AV-4623-023 2 2

Indicator, Radar Altimeter

5283500

AV-3417-030 2 2

HUD, Signal Data Converter

125110-008

AV-4631-010 1 1

Panel, DF Mode/TCAS Controller

(Mode S)

95065-10150

AV-3468-020 1 1 2

Interface Receptacle Unit

5921000001

AV-3460-020

1 1 2

Program Data Transfer Module

5923000000 1 1 2

Landing Gear Indicator

456T5014-NVG

1 1 2

Memory Card

5923400000-01 1 1

Clock

AT6251N4

1 1

Vehicle and Engine Management

Display

B19030YA02

1 1

Note: This list is for preliminary inventory information only. Formal, complete inventory shall be taken during Mobilization.

Note: The formal inventory will be taken during Mobilization.

See definitions (Section 5.1) and Applicable Documents (Section 1.4) of statement of work.

11.0 OFFICE EQUIPMENT (GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT)

11.1 MH65D2 High Bay (Erickson Hall, Room 30)

1 Podium

1 Gray Tool Cart with Rollers and Storage

11.2 MH-65D2 Computer Room (Erickson Hall, Room 29)

2 Small Metal Bookcases

2 Visual Work Station Carts

2 Computer Desk Units

1 Drawer Unit

1 Helmet Storage Shelving

4 Office Chairs with Rollers

2 Printer Stands

1 Small Rolling Table

11.3 MH-65D2 Maintenance Room (Erickson Hall, Room 28)

1 Two-Drawer Filing Cabinet

2 Five-Drawer Filing Cabinets

6 Adjustable Bench Chairs with Rollers

2 Chairs with Rollers

1 Computer, Veriton X275

2 Desks, 1 Small & 1 Large with Hutch

1 Laptop, Dell, XPS M1710

4 Large Workbench Tables with Storage

7 Metal Shelf Units

6 Metal Storage Lockers, 2 Doors

5 Personal Lockers (Attached)

1 Printer, Dell, Color Laser, C3760DN

1 Rolling Craftsman Toolbox

1 Small Metal Bookcase

1 Vidmar Storage Unit, Double Wide (Tall), Gray

11 Vidmar Storage Units, Multi-Drawer, Gray

11 Vidmar Storage Units, Single Wide (Short), Gray

2 Work Benches with Risers

2 Hangers for Schematics (Library)

1 Paper Shredder, Powershred C-220 (Library)

3 Large Rotary Book Shelves (Library)

1 Hazardous Material Spill Response Kit (Pump Room)

11.4 Site Manager Office (Erickson Hall, Room 27)

1 Telephone

1 United States Coast Guard Standard Workstation III PC

1 Large Desk, U-Shaped with Small Hutch

1 Office Chair, Fixed

1 Office Chair, High Back on Wheels

11.5 Engineer Office (Erickson Hall, Room 37)

Computer, Dell model number Xps

1 Computer, T1700 Mini Tower

1 Computer, T1700 Mini Tower

4 Desks, Large L-Shaped with Hutch

4 Filing Cabinets, 2 Drawers

4 Filing Cabinets, 3 Drawers

1 Monitor, 24", Dell, liquid crystal display

1 Monitor, 24", Dell, liquid crystal display

1 Monitor, Nec 2190XUP-Bk

1 Office Chair, Fixed

3 Office Chairs with Rollers

3 Phones

1 Printer, Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 5P

11.6 Garage Building (“The Garage”)

2 4' Green Cabinets, Single Door

1 Blue Corrosive Locker

1 Yellow Flammable Cage

2 Large Yellow Flammable Lockers

2 Blue Lockers, Contains 3 Bins Each

4 Shelving Units, Heavy Duty

3 Vidmar Storage Units, Double Wide (Tall), with Doors, Gray

1 Vidmar Storage Unit, Single Wide (Short), with Door, Gray

3 Jacks, 10-Ton Hydraulic Tripod

1 10-ft Fiberglass Ladder

1 6’ Fiberglass Ladder with Platform (with 8' Rails)

1 6’ Fiberglass Ladder (Platform)

2 6’ Wood Ladders

1 Dry Steam Vapor Cleaning Machine

1 Engine Crane Hoist

2 Parker Hydraulic Filter Carts

1 Toyota Forklift

1 Westward Air Compressor, 2 Hewlett-Packard

1 16- Gallon 6.5 Peak Hewlett-Packard Shop Vacuum

1 Dewalt Air Compressor, 2 Hewlett-Packard

11.7 Industrial Shop

2 Black Cabinets with 3 Cubical Doors

1 Chair with Rollers

1 Workbench, Snap-On

1 Band saw, Horizontal/Vertical, Wet/Dry

MH-65D2 Operational Flight Trainer

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (7)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65E COCKPIT AVIONICS

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65E COCKPIT AVIONICS

The MH-65E cockpit avionics procedures trainer for the Common Avionics Architecture

System (CAAS) is a personal computer-based software simulation of the CAAS operational flight program that uses two (2) personal computer touch screen displays as multi-function displays. A canted console supports a simulated tactile control display unit, multi-function key, and low profile audio control panel. Eight (8) units reside at the

United States Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama. The software is Government owned. A commercial off-the-shelf central processing unit, keyboard, and mouse are included as part of the trainer. The cockpit avionics procedures trainer is used to teach and reinforce functions and operating procedures. Currently, CAAS 2.0 software is used to teach the proper flight operation settings for CAAS interface components by navigating different multi-function display/control display unit pages/modes to access/input data as needed in flight operations.

MH-65E Common Avionics Architecture System Cockpit Procedures Trainer

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (8)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65E1 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65E1 OPERATIONAL

1.1 DEVICE MH-65E1 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER

The MH-65E trainer was built by JF Taylor Inc and delivered to ATC Mobile in 2018..

The MH-65E flight training system is hereafter referred to as the trainer.

The Trainee Station consists of cockpit instrumentation, cockpit lighting, cockpit panels, flight controls and associated control loading units (primary and secondary), cockpit

The Instructor/Operator Station consists of a personal computer based subsystem, system

The Cockpit Procedure Trainer is powered by standard 208/120 volts alternating current, Flight Safety International 260 degree x 60 degree glass mirror dome with back projector screen, Christie projector model number WQ StIM DLP projectors. Christie Twist software for warping and auto alignment. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image

Generator.

1.1.9 Motion System

The trainer has an industrial smoke and mirrors six degree-of-freedom cockpit vibration system integrated with a motion seat. The motion system begins at the connection points to the foundation and includes the motion computer, motion cabinet, electrical cables, and facility-to-motion system power cables.

Solid State

4.1 MH-65E1 Aircraft Common Equipment

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NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

Multi-Function Display

822-1796-001

AV-3463-011 4 0 4

Data Transfer Unit

822-2429-001

AV-3463-011 1 0 1

CDU 7000D

822-2538-001

AV-4623-023 2 0 2

Power Supply Module (PSM-8600A)

822-2487-001

AV-4623-20 2 0 2

CP-255K

822-1059-112

AV-4623-024 2 0 2

GPPU Fan

822-1852-001 3 0 3

GPPU Video Processing Module

822-2017-002

AV-4623-011 1 0 1

Landing Gear Handle

895TS05NY

1 0 1

Clock

AT6251N4

1 0 1

Identification Friend or

Foe/Communications Control Panel

968-34-3

1 0 1

HUD SDC

125110-008

AV-4631-010 1 0 1

MH-65E2 Operational Flight Trainer

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (9)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65 RECONFIGURABLE

COCKPIT PROCEDURES TRAINER

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE MH-65 RECONFIGURABLE

COCKPIT PROCEDURES TRAINER

1.1 DEVICE MH-65 RECONFIGURABLE COCKPIT PROCEDURES

The purpose of the Reconfigurable Cockpit Procedures Trainer (RCPT) is to provide training in cockpit familiarity, basic and advanced cockpit procedures, aircraft system, malfunction identification and troubleshooting, and avionics system familiarization and operation. The RCPT replicates the aircraft cockpit of the Eurocopter HH-65 Dolphin.

This device consists of replicated aircraft seats as well as flight control loading with a cyclic and collective at the pilot and co-pilot station to further enhance the fidelity of the device. These flight controls provide the pilot with control placement, tactile feel, and range of motion cues. The various switches on each of the flight control grips are actively monitored by the flight simulation and provide input to the flight simulation computer for accurate system modeling and behavior. The training device includes nine

(9) commercially available liquid crystal display touch screens, which are used to display the photo-realistic, animated instruments and provide the man/machine interface for the flight crew. The core of the RCPT flight simulation is the reuse of the MH-65 software baselines from the full-flight Operation Flight Trainers. This device was constructed by

Aero Simulation, Inc. under contract DTCG38-03-C-S0000l and was installed at the

United States Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama in

April 2004.

The aural cue system for the RCPT simulation is provided by Advanced Simulation

Technology, Inc. The system implements a wide range of audio cues using the same high-quality generation system and software as found on many other full-flight trainers.

Environmental sound cues are faithfully reproduced by the Advanced Simulation

Technology, Inc. computer system and played through a set of speakers mounted in the front of the RCPT base frame. The crew is subjected to the various environmental sounds associated with engine and main rotor operation and associated malfunctions.

Avionics, warning, and navigational tones normally heard through the crew intercommunication system are played back through an independent speaker at the rear of the cockpit. Realism, as displayed on the touch screens, is assured by the accurate duplication of dimensions as well as the location and appearance of all items.

The Instructor/Operation Station (IOS) platform is based on the proven and accepted IOS from the Operational Flight Trainers. The controls, menu arrangement and placement, and functionality of the RCPT IOS is identical to that on the Operational Flight Trainer which significantly reduces the need for instructor cross-training for the different devices.

It also uses a wireless keyboard and mouse so that trainees can easily exercise the IOS controls for training on the device without requiring a dedicated instructor to be present.

The RCPT is powered by standard 120 volts alternating current, 3-phase, 60 hertz

Uninterruptible power supply protection.

CATI XIG. Two (2) Sony PFM 42" Plasma Monitors.

Not used

MH-65 Reconfigurable Cockpit Procedures Training

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (10)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE HC-144B RECONFIGURABLE

FLIGHT TRAINING DEVICE

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE HC-144B RECONFIGURABLE

FLIGHT TRAINING DEVICE

1.1 DEVICE HC-144B RECONFIGURABLE FLIGHT TRAINING DEVICE

The reconfigurable flight training device was built by Aero Simulation, Inc. under a

Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division contract and was installed at the

United States Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama in May

2014. This trainer is used to familiarize pilots with the cockpit arrangement, location of controls, indicators, and annunciations, and provide a realistic environment to learn and practice cockpit procedures. This device is a realistic mock-up of the HC-144B cockpit, consisting of the pilot seats, flight controls, graphical representation of aircraft instruments, and circuit breakers. The trainer supports standard operating procedures, instrument flights, and post maintenance check flights. The trainer also supports emergency procedures training for both ground and flight operations and aircraft malfunctions training. The device consists of a cockpit assembly, instructor console, visual system, vibration system, and computer cabinets.

The Trainee Station simulates the cockpit arrangement for the HC-144B aircraft. It contains a high fidelity graphical replication of the HC-144B instrument console, cockpit instruments, displays, panels, controls, aircrew seats, and seatbelts. Speakers mounted in the aircrew station provide simulated aircraft system sounds by aural signals received two (2) color flat panel liquid crystal display touch screen monitors, a trainer control panel, interconnect panel, keyboard, working surface, remote control, and an internal computer. The Instructor/Operator Station provides the instructor with controls to initiate the training problem, introduce malfunctions and failures, monitor trainee actions and responses to malfunctions, and evaluate trainee performance. The Instructor/Operator

Station is located aft of the aircrew training stations on the right side of the Trainee

Station aft of the copilot's seat.

The HC-144 is powered by standard 208/120 volts alternating current, 3-phase, 60 hertz.

Uninterruptible power supply protection.

Four (4) 51 inch liquid crystal display panels. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image

Generator.

4.1 HC-144B CPT Aircraft Common Equipment

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NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

Automatic Flight Control System

Control Panel, APP-85

622-6208-034

AV-2217-011 1 0 1

Control Display Unit, CDU

7000E

822-2654-010

AV-4624-020 2 0 2

Data Transfer Unit, DTU-7100

822-2429-001

AV-3463-011 1 0 1

11.0 OFFICE EQUIPMENT FURNISHINGS (Wilks Hall, Room 113)

2 Office Chairs with Rollers

HC-144 Reconfigurable Flight Training Device

HC-144 Reconfigurable Flight Training Device Floor Plan

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (11)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE HC-144B OPERATIONAL FLIGHT

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE HC-144B OPERATIONAL

1.1 DEVICE HC-144B OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINER

1.1.1. Function and General Description

The Operational Flight Trainer was built by Aero Simulation, Inc. under a Naval Air

Warfare Center Training Systems Division contract and was installed at the United States

Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center, located in Mobile, Alabama in July 2014. The trainer supports performance of flight sequence scenarios that simulate actual aircraft operations during search and rescue missions, laws and treaties enforcement missions, and maritime patrol missions. Tactical training is provided for both basic and advanced fixed wing tactics/selected exercises, standard operating procedures, instrument flights, and post maintenance check flights. The trainer also supports emergency procedures training for both ground and flight operations and aircraft malfunctions training. The device consists of a cockpit assembly, instructor console, visual system, motion system, and computer cabinets.

1.1.2. Trainee Station

The Trainee Station simulates the cockpit arrangement for the HC-144B aircraft. It contains a high fidelity replication of the HC-144B instrument console, cockpit instruments, displays, panels, controls, aircrew seats and seatbelts, side windows, windshields, doors, and personal flight gear connections. The cockpit contains government furnished equipment such as the pilot's and copilot's control display units, multi-function display, and data transfer unit. Speakers mounted in the front and rear of the aircrew station provide simulated aircraft system sounds by aural signals received

1.1.3. Instructor/Operator Station

four (4) color flat panel liquid crystal display touch screen monitors, a trainer control panel, interconnect panel, keyboard, working surface, remote control, and an internal computer. The Instructor/Operator Station provides the instructor with controls to initiate the training problem, introduce malfunctions and failures, monitor trainee actions and responses to malfunctions, and evaluate trainee performance. The Instructor/Operator

Station is located aft of the Aircrew Training Stations on the right side of the Trainee

Station aft of the copilot's seat.

1.1.4. Control Station

1.1.5. Computer System(s) and Peripherals

1.1.6. Aircraft Common Subsystem

1.1.7. Power System

The HC-144 is powered by standard 208/120 volts alternating current, 3-phase, 60 hertz

The electric motion system has internal uninterruptible power supply protection.

1.1.8. Visual/Video System(s)

290 degree x 60 degree glass dome, back projection screen, Christie projector model number WQ StIM DLP projectors. Christie’s Twist software for warping and auto alignment. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image Generator.

1.1.9. Motion System

The trainer has a Moog six degree-of-freedom electric motion system. The motion system begins at the connection points to the foundation and includes motion platform, motion cabinet/console, electrical cables, and facility-to-motion system power cables.

1.1.10. Air Conditioning System

Air Conditioning Units are part of the facility and maintained by the Government.

1.1.11. 400 Hertz Power

1.1.12. Hydraulic System

4.1 HC-144B Aircraft Common Equipment

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NUMBER

QUANTITY

INSTALLED

ON

SIMULATOR

SPARE TOTAL

AFCS Control Panel, APP-85

622-6208-034

AV-2217-011 1 0 1

Control Display Unit, CDU 7000E

822-2654-010

AV-4624-020 2 0 2

IPC-8310

822-2476-002

AV-4620-010 1 0 1

ARC-210 System Control Unit C-1189

622-8761-007

AV-2332-020 1 0 1

Data Transfer Unit, DTU-7100

822-2429-001

AV-3463-011 1 1 2

Radar Control Panel, WXP-850B

622-8394-015

AV-3447-011 2 0 2

Control Panel, MFD, CP-255K

822-1059-007

AV-4635-011 2 0 2

Multifunction Display, MFD-268C2

822-1757-100

AV-4635-020 4 0 4

C-5000 CONTROL UNIT

31300-1202-1200

AV-2330-040 1 0 1

EGPWS Enhanced Ground Prox.

Computer

965-1076-040-226-226

AV-3449-020

1 0 1

11.1 HC-144B High Bay (Wilks Hall, Room 129)

11.2 HC-144B Computer Room (Wilks Hall, Room 124)

2 Computer Work Benches

1 Small File Cabinet

11.3 HC-144B Maintenance Room (Wilks Hall, Room 105)

2 Adjustable Bench Chairs with Rollers

4 Tall Chairs with Rollers

2 Computer Work Desks, L Shape with Hutch

1 Corrosive Storage Locker

2 Rotary File Cabinets

1 Filing Cabinet, 2 Drawers

1 Flammable Storage Locker

2 Office Chairs with Rollers

1 Personal Computer, DELL 8400 Tower

1 Snap-On Rolling Toolbox

1 Storage Safe

4 2' Vidmar Double Door Storage Lockers

2 3' Vidmar Double Door Storage Lockers

2 5' Vidmar Double Door Storage Lockers

3 2' Vidmar Open Shelf Cabinets

3 5' Vidmar Open Shelf Cabinets

10 2' Vidmar Single Door Storage Lockers

10 5' Vidmar Storage Drawer Cabinets

3 Snap-On Work Benches, without Hutch

2 Snap-On Work Benches with Hutch

HC-144 Operational Flight Trainer

HC-144 Floor Plan

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (12)

TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE AIRCREW WEAPONS TRAINER

1.0 TRAINER DESCRIPTION FOR DEVICE AIRCREW WEAPONS

1.1 DEVICE AIRCREW WEAPONS TRAINER

The aircrew weapons trainer was built by Pathfinders Systems, Inc. located in Denver, Colorado and delivered to the United States Coast Guard, Aviation Training Center located in Mobile, Alabama in March 2011. The United States Coast Guard Aircrew

Weapons Trainer is a motion based weapons system trainer for use in training Coast

Guard helicopter Aviation Gunners. It is supported by six (6) hydraulic legs which provide realistic motion while training. The United States Coast Guard Aircrew

Weapons Trainer, hereafter referred to as the trainer, is built to replicate the current inventory of Coast Guard helicopters and is convertible between MH-60T and MH-65D configurations. The trainer uses a state-of-the-art visual scene on the entire right side of the aircraft and demilitarized training weapons to create a realistic training environment.

The trainer is able to fly preprogrammed counter drug and ports, waterways and coastal security missions and uses intelligent autopilot flight controls allowing the instructor to focus on the student during the training event.

The Student Station (‘shooter’s box’), which is defined as the zone within which the gunner will operate during the performance of mission functions. The interior components listed below are designed to simulate those found in both aircraft.

Space, restrictions, seats, ammunition boxes, floor tie-down ring patterns, door frame handles, strop rings, fast rope insertion extraction system bar, head and shoulder clearance, harness rings, lights for day and night vision goggles, and intercom plug-in and control locations.

Any other interior aspects of each cabin that may affect fidelity and validity of training.

Physical structures and cabin items that aid in the stability of the shooter’s firing stance from the standing, sitting, kneeling, and prone positions

The Instructor/Operation Station consists of three (3) monitors, a keyboard, a trackball mouse, and an XBox controller. Also included are the flight checklists, which are stowed in the XBox controller stowage bin. The left monitor displays the Mission Planning and

Position Display Software and is used for planning and modifying training missions. The right monitor is an interactive touch screen that displays and controls the Graphical User

Interface and is used to control the current mission. The third monitor, suspended from the wall above the flat panel display, shows the down-the-barrel view for the currently active weapon, and the trainee video feed.

Elliptical spheroid dome with 180 degree x 105 field of view. Esterline FS35 infra-red projectors. Aechelon personal computer Nova Image Generator. Scalable Displays

Technology auto alignment system with color balance.

The trainer has a Sarnocola six degree-of-freedom motion system. The motion system begins at the connection points to the foundation and includes the hydraulic pump, motion platform, hydraulic plumbing, motion computer and galil unit, electrical cables, and facility-to-motion system power cables.

Conference. The formal inventory shall be taken during Mobilization

11.1 High Bay/Computer Room/Pump Room (Erickson Hall, Room 9 & 10)

1 Vidmar Cabinet

1 Honda 2000i Propane Generator

1 AKHL brand 1250E Compressor

1 AKHL brand 1050E Compressor

1 Yellow Flammable Storage Cage

Coast Guard Aircrew Weapons Trainer

Coast Guard Aircrew Weapons Trainer Floor Plan

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (13)

JANITORIAL SCHEDULING REQUIREMENTS

1.0 JANITORIAL SCHEDULING REQUIREMENTS

1.1 AIRCREW WEAPONS TRAINER/MH-60/MH-65/HC-144 OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAINERS

SIMULATOR BAY TASKS:

FREQUENCY

PERFORMED

A Clean up any hydraulic fluid spills. Daily

B Sweep floor. Weekly

C Clean all windows in simulator room. Monthly

D

Dust room including all ledges, window sills, railings, cabinets, cabinet tops, electrical and electronic equipment including tops, emergency lighting, power panels, warning lights, indicators, etc.

Monthly

E Dust and sweep stairs, ladders, and ramps to each simulator. Monthly

F Wash down large doors. Quarterly

G Empty all trash cans and replace trash can liners. Daily

H Touch up paint on trainers As Required

COMPUTER/COCKPIT PROCEDURE TRAINER ROOM TASKS:

PERFORMED

A Sweep or vacuum floors. Weekly

B Damp mop flooring and remove any heel or scuff marks or other marking Monthly

C Empty all trash cans and replace trash can liners Daily

D Clean all windows Monthly

E Dust room including all ledges, window sills, cabinets, table tops, electrical and electronic equipment including tops, emergency lights, warning indicators and devices, etc.

Monthly

HYDRAULIC ROOM TASKS:

PERFORMED

A Clean up any hydraulic fluid spills or leaks. Daily

B Sweep floor. Monthly

C Dust room including all shelves, cabinets including tops, lighting, ledges, doors, electrical and electronic equipment, hydraulic equipment, etc.

Semi-annually

D Clean or replace ventilation grates/filters. Monthly

GARAGE, INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOP, AND STORAGE ROOM TASKS:

PERFORMED

A Clean up any hydraulic fluid spills or leaks. As they occur

B Sweep floor. Weekly

C Dust room including all shelves, cabinets including tops, lighting, ledges, doors, electrical and electronic equipment, hydraulic equipment, etc.

Semi-annually

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (14)

CONTRACT DATA REQUIREMENTS

1.0 CONTRACT DATA REQUIREMENTS

1.1 GENERAL

The contractor shall be responsible for submitting the following DD Form 1423 Contract Data Requirements

List (CDRL) and any other specific CDRL, which may be required in a subsequent Government approved modification change directive.

a. Integrated maintenance, operation and modification support progress, status, management, and utilization report.

b. Modification Change Directive.

1.2 CONTRACT DATA REQUIREMENTS LIST NOT FOUND

The CDRL requirements not specifically addressed in this Technical Exhibit for items requested in the statement of work shall meet the same requirements listed in the contract under the same or similar DD Form

1423 Block (2) titles for the following item categories:

a. Category A: Engineering

b. Category B: Administrative

c. Category C: Provisioning

d. Category D: Management

e. Category E: Documentation

2.0 OTHER

The contractor shall request clarification from the Contracting Officer’s Representative on any other item

CDRL requirements.

3.0 CONTRACT DATA REQUIREMENTS LIST

TYPE DATA ITEM TITLE

ENGINEERING

A001 Revision Updates to Trainer Test Procedures and Results

Report

A002 Engineering Drawings

A003 Engineering Change Proposal

A004 Configuration Audit Summary Report

ADMINISTRATION

B001 Mobilization Plan

B002 Mobilization Report

B003 Monthly Status Report

B004 Conference Agenda

B005 Conference Minutes

B006 Quality Systems Plan (Contractor)

B007 Warranty Report

PROVISIONING

C001 Annex to Exhibit C001 Provisioning

Requirements

C001 Interim Support Items List

C002 Inventory/Utilization Data Report

C003 Contractor Furnished Equipment

MANAGEMENT

D001 Configuration Management Plan

DOCUMENTATION

E001 Commercial Off-The-Shelf

E002 Trainer Facilities Report

E003 Operations and Maintenance Manual

E004 Computer Systems Operating Manual

E005 Maintenance Requirements Cards

E006 Instructor Utilization Handbook

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT (15)

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

1.0 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

1.1 General

The following paragraphs cover the performance standards, and other direction, for significant services that the

Government considers most critical to satisfactory contract performance. These performance standards are contract requirements that apply to each service task listed below. The contractor shall perform all service requirements stated in the contract performance work statement, whether or not the attached tables show a performance value for them. The purpose of this section is to explain how contractor performance will be evaluated, when the Government will withhold or reduce payment, and how these calculations are computed.

1.2 Performance Requirements Summary

The Government may assess deductions for nonperformance for the following reasons:

a. Training device availability below 95%.

b. Noncompliance with preventive maintenance schedules.

c. Delayed Engineering Support.

d. Failure to maintain key control.

e. Misuse of Government telephones.

1.3 Training Device Availability

Although the primary task of this contract is to provide for modification efforts it is imperative that the trainers be kept in a fully operational status during Contracted Training Time (CTT).