Bulk Charger Capability Matrix - Industry Day.xlsx

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RFI/Industry Day Universal Bulk Charger
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W91CRB-24-T-UBC
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This document is an Excel file titled "Bulk Charger Capability Matrix - Industry Day" related to a federal contract opportunity. The associated federal contract opportunity is an RFI/Industry Day for a "Universal Bulk Charger" issued by the U.S. Army Contracting Command on behalf of Product Manager Soldier Warrior.

The RFI seeks information on sources for a platoon-level bulk charger. Attachments include draft performance specifications for the bulk charger. An Industry Day is scheduled for October 17, 2024, and the capability matrix provides details on the desired and threshold capabilities, including Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) requirements when packed for transport (1 ft3 max). The contracting activity is the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground.

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Capability Matrix

CategoryDesired CapabilityThreshold CapabilityTier
SWaPWhen packed for transport, 1 ft3 max. <20” each dimension.When packed for transport, 1.6 ft3 max. <24” each dimension.2Tier123Bulk Charger

Capability Matrix

11 SEP 2024

10 lbs max30 lbs max1DefinitionMore
Desirable-Less

Desirable

Total input power: 2,400 W minTotal input power: 1,500 W min.1All items in a capability matrix are tradable quantities, and are not meant to capture all requirements. All requirements are captured in the MIL-PRF. Capabilities absent from a higher tier are more consequential than capabilities absent from a lesser tier.
AC Input 47-63 Hz, 90-260 VAC
DC Input 9-46 VDCAC Input 50-60 Hz, 110-260 VAC
DC Input 9-46 VDC1
>90% efficiency @120/240VAC 60Hz≥80% efficiency @120VAC 60Hz2
Charging
CapabilityCWBs (qty: 24)

AN/PRC-148/152/163 (qty: 16) BB-2590 (qty: 10) STUB (qty: 8) Others: BB-2390, BB-390, BB-2557, LI-80/145, RCR123, AN/PRC-154 USB devices including USB PD up to 100 W (qty: ≥3) (min quantity independently charged) CWBs (qty: 16) AN/PRC-148/152/163 (qty: 8) BB-2590 (qty: 8) (min quantity indendently charged)

1PLT = 42 Soldiers, 126 CWBs
CWB Charging: 7 A NW Connector charging

10 A CWB charging through bottom contacts

Charge radio batteries with radio attached
SMBus Level 2 or 3 compliant charger with indepent SMBus channels for each battery position.SMBus Level 2 or 3 compliant charger with indepent SMBus channels for each battery position.1
Charge voltage 4-40 VDCCharge voltage 4-35 VDC1
NATO STANREC 4819 compatible2
User InterfaceLED Lights with color/pattern codes

LCD display Blackout mode, NVG compatable, & daylight readable display. LED Lights with color/pattern codes LCD display Blackout mode

At least five user programmable power levels
Automatic intelligent power level selectionAt least five selectable power level
2
Physical CharacteristicsPassive coolingFan(s)/active cooling3
Changeable adapters to support current & future battery types
[gov-owned ICD]2

EMI/EMC

(MIL-STD-461G)

No damage/automatic recoveryRE102 (Ground Limit - Army)1
RS103 (Table XI, Suspectibility shall be 80V/m)1
CS118 (8kV contact, 15kV air)1
CE1023
CS1013
CS1143
CS1153
CS1163
Environmental

(MIL-STD-810H)

Storage indicates packed for transport. Operation indicates charging a full set of CWBs.Altitude Low Pressure: 500.6, Procedure I [storage] & II [operation]Altitude Low Pressure: 500.6, Procedure I [storage]2
High Temperature: 501.7, Procedure I to +160°F (+71°C) [storage] & II to +123°F (+51°C) [operation]High Temperature: 501.7, Procedure I to +160°F (+71°C) [storage] & II to +123°F (+51°C) [operation]1
Low Temperature: 502.7, Procedure I to -28° F (-33° C) [storage] & II to -22°F (-30°C) [operation]Low Temperature: 502.7, Procedure I to -28° F (-33° C) [storage] & II to -22°F (-30°C) [operation]1
Temperature Shock: 503.7, Procedure I-C2
Rain & Blowing Rain: 506.6, Procedure I, rate of 1.7 mm/min (4 in/hr), wind velocity 18 m/s (40 mph) [operation]Rain & Blowing Rain: 506.6, Procedure I, rate of 1.7 mm/min (4 in/hr), wind velocity 18 m/s (40 mph) [storage]1
Humidity: 507.6, Procedure II [operation at specified intervals]Humidity: 507.6, Procedure II [storage]1
Fungus: 508.8 [operational configuration, powered off], all samples from table 508.8-I, growth rating not to exceed "2/Light"Fungus: 508.8 [storage], all samples from table 508.8-I, growth rating not to exceed "2/Light"2
Salt Fog: 509.7 [operational configuration, powered off], alternating 24-hr periods of exposureSalt Fog: 509.7 [storage], alternating 24-hr periods of exposure1
Blowing Dust: 510.7, Procedure I [operation]Blowing Dust: 510.7, Procedure I [storage]1
Blowing Sand: 510.7, Procedure II [operation]1
Explosive Atmosphere: 511.7, Procedure I [operation]2
Immersion: 512.6, Procedure I [storage]1
Vibration: 514.8, Procedure II [storage]Vibration: 514.8, Procedure II [storage]1
Shock and Drop: 516.8, Procedure I [operation] & IV [storage]1
Ice / Freezing Rain: 521.4 [storage]1
Other TestingMethod to protect batteries from direct sunlight

Minimize inrush current

Maximize Power factor3
Other AttributesCapable of operation with a gloved hand2
External port for programming, updates, & debugging with GUI2

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