CNR Compliance Matrix_V13_16APR21 RFI.xlsx

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Attached to: Combat Net Radio Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number: W15P7T-21-R-0009
Issued by: Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground

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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command for a Combat Net Radio solution. Interested parties are requested to respond with a white paper and filled out compliance matrix by April 26, 2021 detailing their capability to provide engineering, software development, hardware development, technical support, testing, demonstrations, certifications, integration support, training, and program management for the Combat Net Radio requirement. The scope of effort includes delivery of associated technical documentation and software to upgrade existing radios. The RFI seeks information on delivery timelines for test units, production timelines, pricing for new and refurbished radio enclosures, production capacities, sustainment solutions, and experience with foreign military sales and future waveform enhancements. Documents attached to assist with responses include a draft capability requirements document, compliance matrix, statements of work, and pricing spreadsheets.

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TAB A CNR DO1

				Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5	Column 6
Line	PRD Reference	Specification	Req	Compliant Y/N	Included in Baseline Radio Y/N	Separately Orderable Capability Y/N	Other Waveforms Certification	How the capability will be varified	Comments
1	3	SINCGARS2	T
2	3.1	SINCGARS2 Receiver-Transmitter (RT) (SINCGARS2-RT). The SINCGARS2-RT shall demonstrate:

*NSA Certification.

*JITC Waveform Conformance *JITC Interoperability Assessment *Spectrum Standards Compliance

*For any requirements not complete at time of contract award, the vendor shall submit for approval a low-risk plan to achieve proof of compliance within the Delivery Order period.	T				RFP Response and White Papers
	3		Technical Specifications
	4	3.1.1	Characteristics	T
	5	3.1.1.1	Frequency Range	T		Spec Sheet
	6	3.1.1.1.1	Shall cover the frequency range from 30-88 MHz for narrow band channels.	T		Quick Look
	7	3.1.1.1.2	Shall operate in 25kHz bandwidths supporting both all modes of the legacy SINCGARS waveform and all modes of the upgraded SINCGARS 3.1 waveform.	T		Quick Look
	8	3.1.1.2	Transmit and Receive Characteristics	T		none	none
	9	3.1.1.2.1	Voice shall have a 90% or greater Call Completion Rate (CCR) while meeting range requirements.	T		Quick Look
	10	3.1.1.2.2	Data shall have an 85% or greater Message Completion Rate (MCR) while meeting range requirements.	T		Quick Look
	11	3.1.1.2.3	The CNR Radio Set shall provide a voice call completion rate of at least 80% in F1/F1 or F1/F2 retransmission scenario with another CNR radio when measured at the receiving radio, not the retrans radio.	T		Quick Look
	12	3.1.1.2.4	CNR dismounted service shall have a single hop (point-to-point without relaying) range in open terrain no less than 5km.	T		FBRR
	13	3.1.1.2.5	Mounted CNR amplified service shall have a single hop (point-to-point without relaying) range in open terrain no less than 30km for SINCGARS.	T		FBRR
	14	3.1.1.2.6	The CNR Radio Set shall support a transmit duty cycle of at least 50% for a minimum of at least 5 minutes.	T		Quick Look
	15	3.1.1.2.7	The CNR RT shall sustain no damage when a Radio Frequency (RF) output port is open or shorted.	T		Quick Look
	16	3.1.1.3	Physical Characteristics	T		none	none
	17	3.1.1.3.1	The size of the CNR Radio shall be equal to or less than the cubic measurement of a legacy RT-1523F in each dimension. This is inclusive of batteries necessary for 24 hours for dismounted operations. Note: the SINCGARS RT shall be capable of being installed in the existing SINCGARS mounting adapter (i.e., AM-7239).	T		Quick Look
	18	3.1.1.3.2	The weight of the CNR Radio shall be equal to or less than the weight of a legacy RT-1523F: 5.5 lbs or 7.8 lbs. This is inclusive of batteries necessary for 24 hours for dismounted operations..	T		Quick Look
	19	3.1.1.4	Built-in-Tests	T		none	none
	20	3.1.1.4.1	The CNR Radio shall perform Power On Self-Test (POST) to determine operational status.	T		Quick Look
	21	3.1.1.4.2	For field and organizational level maintenance, the CNR Radio shall provide Built In Test (BIT) functionality to troubleshoot down to Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) level. The BIT diagnostics shall be capable of fault detection of at least 95% of all faults and must be capable of fault isolation of at least 90% of detected faults.	T		Quick Look
	22	3.1.1.5	Connectors and Interfaces	T		none	none
	23	3.1.1.5.1	The CNR-RT or its adaptor shall interface with the legacy VRC mounts, pin configuration, handsets, intercom interfaces, locking mechanism, amplifiers and the INC (Internet Controller) for mounted operation and digital fires.	T		Quick Look
	24	3.1.1.5.2	Radio shall provide Type N Female RF interfaces for all dismounted antennas.	T		Quick Look
	25	3.1.1.5.3	Shall allow the RT to be installed/uninstalled without any special tools and/or equipment.	T		Quick Look
	26	3.1.1.5.4	Shall provide an audio connector and support U-283/U key fill or adapter.	T		Quick Look
	27	3.1.1.5.5	Shall provide electrical interface for headsets, speaker/microphone, and handset in accordance with MIL-DTL-55116C.	T		Quick Look
	28	3.1.1.5.6	The CNR Radio RT shall provide legacy serial data interface in accordance with MIL-STD-188-114A for compatibility with legacy Fires support systems.	T		Quick Look
	29	3.1.1.5.7	Shall be able to connect an external military Precision GPS device for support of the SINCGARS RBSA mode.	T		White Paper
	30	3.1.1.5.8	Shall provide a push-button or other mechanical interface to allow the radio operator and maintainer to access operational status, control functions and parameters, and zeroize the RT from the front panel.	T		Demonstration
	31	3.1.1.5.9	Shall provide built-in display/Human Machine Interface (HMI). When mounted, the radio will either present the front panel of the RT toward the user or have an HMI integrated into the mounting hardware that controls the RT and is presented towards the user as the mounted system’s front panel.	T		Demonstration
	32	3.1.1.5.9.1	Front Panel	T		none	none
	33	3.1.1.5.9.1.1	Shall provide a front panel keypad interface similar in function to the existing RT-1523E/F radio. The front panel keypad shall be capable of selecting the following operational parameters:	T		Demonstration
	34	3.1.1.5.9.1.2	Preset channel (e.g. 8 SC, 6 FH)	T		Quick Look
	35	3.1.1.5.9.1.3	RF Transmit Power (LO, MED, HI, PA)	T		Quick Look
	36	3.1.1.5.9.1.4	Mode (SC, FH, FH2, FH3, RBSA)	T		Quick Look
	37	3.1.1.5.9.1.5	COMSEC (PT, CT, CT2)	T		Quick Look
	38	3.1.1.5.9.1.6	Volume Control/Whisper Mode	T		Quick Look
	39	3.1.1.5.9.1.7	Display Backlight Control	T		Quick Look
	40	3.1.1.5.9.1.8	Data Rate and Selection (SDM Data Rate, EDM Data Rates)	T		Quick Look
	41	3.1.1.5.9.2	The CNR-RT HMI shall provide operators and maintainers with the ability to check the following functions with precise visual feedback at any given time:	T		none	none
	42	3.1.1.5.9.2.1	For the CNR-RT’s functions:	T		none	none
	43	3.1.1.5.9.2.1.1	Radio power (battery charge) status	T		Quick Look
	44	3.1.1.5.9.2.1.2	Most recent Built-in test Status	T		Quick Look
	45	3.1.1.5.9.2.1.3	Radio software version number	T		Quick Look
	46	3.1.1.5.9.2.1.4	Crypto status	T		Quick Look
	47	3.1.1.5.9.2.1.5	Frequency Hopping Mode: (SC, FH, FH2, and FH3)	T		Quick Look
	48	3.1.1.5.9.2.2	Plain text vs. Cypher text (legacy) or Crypto Modernized CT2	T		Quick Look
	49	3.1.1.5.9.2.3	Transmitting power/signal strength	T		Quick Look
	50	3.1.1.5.9.2.4	Receive signal strength	T		Quick Look
	51	3.1.1.5.9.2.5	Alphanumeric Preset numbers with at least 5 digits	T		Quick Look
	52	3.1.1.5.9.2.6	Net ID (identification)	T		Quick Look
	53	3.1.1.5.9.2.7	Operating Frequency	T		Quick Look
	54	3.1.1.5.9.2.8	Volume level	T		Quick Look
	55	3.1.1.5.9.2.9	Shall display the results of the last BIT for review	T		White Paper
	56	3.1.1.5.9.3	All presets must be accessible and the radio’s controls must be able to perform all tasks without need for an ancillary device or detachable HMI.	T		White Paper
	57	3.1.1.5.9.4	The HMI shall be readable with 10,000 foot-candle, direct NITS sunlight.	T		White Paper
	58	3.1.1.5.9.5	The HMI shall be readable with Generation III Night Vision Goggles.	T		White Paper
	59	3.1.1.5.9.6	CNR-RT shall allow control of the HMI display brightness from off to maximum.	T		White Paper
	60	3.1.1.5.9.7	The CNR-RT shall provide the user the capability to input numerical and alpha numeric characters via a keypad device.	T		Quick Look
	61	3.1.1.5.9.8	The built-in display shall be readable when the RT is mounted.	T		Quick Look
	62	3.1.1.5.9.9	A remote HMI in the form of an application for Mission Command systems shall be provided that is capable of selecting presets, controlling the radio’s volume, and displaying relevant information for mounted operation.	T		White Paper
	63	3.1.1.5.9.10	The radio shall be able to support Fires Missions by following the legacy audio specifications for the SINCGARS RT-1523 radio capable of communicating with at least the following sub-systems that use the standards of the TACLINK card:	T		Quick Look and White Paper(s)
	64	3.1.1.5.9.10.1	ULTRALINK	T		Quick Look
	65	3.1.1.5.9.10.2	Forward Observer System (FOS)	T		Fires
	66	3.1.1.5.9.10.3	Mortars Fire Control System (MFCS)	T		Fires
	67	3.1.1.5.9.10.4	Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS)	T		Quick Look
	68	3.1.1.5.9.10.5	Pocket Sized Forward Entry Device (PFED Increment II)	T		Quick Look
	69	3.1.1.5.9.10.6	Precision Fires-Dismounted (PF-D)	T		Quick Look
	70	3.1.1.6	Data Interfaces. Shall permit connection to a platform or local computer via a serial interface.	T		Quick Look
	71	3.1.1.6.1	Shall provide a serial RS-232 interface for operation at rates of 1200, 2400, 4800, and 9600 bps to allow transmission of data using computers and commercial "Xmodem" software.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	72	3.1.1.6.2	Shall provide front panel control via the RS-232 interface.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	73	3.1.1.6.3	Shall provide a synchronous serial MIL-STD-188-114 interface for Packet Data. The Packet transfer rate shall be 16 kbps.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	74	3.1.1.6.4	Shall support MIL-STD-188-220C with X.21 packet data interface.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	75	3.1.1.6.5	Shall provide an analog data interface to support AD1 operation.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	76	3.1.1.6.6	Shall provide an analog data interface to support TACFIRE AD2 operation.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	77	3.1.1.6.7	Shall provide a serial connection to the Internet Controller (INC) device located in the Vehicle adapter.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	78	3.1.1.6.8	Shall support serial interfaces with the RS-422 and 423 interfaces.	T		Quick Look and Fires
	79	3.1.1.6.9	SNAP Interface. Shall provide an interface to the Steerable Null Antenna Processor (SNAP) for radio control of the FHMUX and accept BIT information from the Internet Controller and the FHMUX. Overview is found in TM 11-5820-890-10-8.	T		White Paper and Fires
	80	3.1.1.7	Power	T		none	none
	81	3.1.1.7.1	Shall provide capability to use battery power when dismounted with common primary and rechargeable batteries.	T		Quick Look
	82	3.1.1.7.2	Shall allow the replacement of primary power source(s) without any special tools and/or equipment.	T		Quick Look
	83	3.1.1.7.3	The CNR-RT shall be able to operate the legacy SINCGARS and SINCGARS CT2 waveforms using all modes specified in the Compliance Matrix in a dismounted networks for voice or data operations at maximum transmit power in an operational environment, with 6:3:1 (Listen, Receive, Transmit) for no less than 24 hours while meeting 3.1.1.3.1.	T		Quick Look
	84	3.1.2	Waveforms and Services	T		none	none
	85	3.1.2.1	Shall store all provided waveforms and required operational parameters simultaneously.	T		Quick Look
	86	3.1.2.2	Shall store all data encrypted while at rest in accordance with current National Security Agency (NSA) guidelines for NSA-controlled data (e.g. keying material (KEYMAT)).	T		Quick Look
	87	3.1.2.3	If using an NSA key for storage, it shall be a split key that is reloadable by soldiers in the field. Examples of this are JOSEKI or Watari split keys. A full key that is not reloadable by soldiers in the field is not acceptable.	T		Quick Look
	88	3.1.2.4	Waveform and Mode Selection:	T		none	none
	89	3.1.2.4.1	Waveform modes shall be user selectable. Example: Change mode of SINCGARS.	T		Quick Look
	90	3.1.2.4.2	Shall be able to switch waveform modes in less than 60 seconds for supported waveforms. (e.g. SINCGARS voice to SINCGARS data mode)	T		Quick Look
	91	3.1.2.5	Cold Start/Warm Start	T		none	none
	92		Cold start and warm start timelines are not applicable for non-terrestrial waveforms such as MUOS where network join times are outside of local control.			none	none
	93	3.1.2.5.1	During cold start the radio shall power on, instantiate waveform(s) and assign mode(s) or configuration parameters and be fully operational within 7 minutes. Cold start is the process of configuring HW (installing antennas, and handmics, etc.), powering up, loading cryptographic KEYMAT and mission plan, entering necessary parameters, and configuring a radio’s software/applications to allow the radio to enter into its operational state and join a network. Cold start time includes Power On Self Test (POST).	T		Quick Look
	94		Cold start is normally required after such software items as waveforms, waveform operating parameters, crypto keys, and presets have been uninstalled from the radio and powered down. Cold start does not include the reloading of the radio operating environment (OE) or those radio services applications necessary to put the CNR-RT into a state in order to receive the software required to operationally configure the radio.			none	none
	95	3.1.2.5.2	During warm start the radio shall power on, instantiate waveform(s) and assign mode(s) and configuration parameters to be fully operational within 50 seconds. Warm start is conducted after a radio has been successfully loaded by the operator (completion of cold start) or has previously been in an operational state and contains all the necessary radio software/ applications and assembly of components to allow the set to enter into a state of operation. Warm start time excludes BIT times.	T		Quick Look
	96		Warm start process may consist of using a channel instantiated waveform and modifying its waveform parameter sets, (e.g., keys, presets, frequencies) to allow the operator to enter into a different network using the same waveform that is currently instantiated on the channel. Warm start may also consist of tearing down a radio’s channel and instantiating a new waveform and its parameter sets from memory unto the channel to allow the operator to enter into a new required network.			none	none
	97	3.1.3	Global Positioning System (GPS)	T		none	none
	98	3.1.3.1	External GPS Interface Requirements	T		none	none
	99	3.1.3.1.1	Shall utilize Precise Position Service (PPS) GPS when both PPS and commercial GPS signals are available.	T		White Paper
	100	3.1.3.1.2	Shall be able to receive time and position data via GPS-153 formatted message from external devices. Examples: DAGR or M-Code module.	T		White Paper
	101	3.1.4	Communications Security (COMSEC). For the purposes of this section, the term “keys” includes system keys, certificates, and Firefly vectors as well as user traffic keys.	T		White Paper
	102	3.1.4.1	Key Management	T		none	none
	103	3.1.4.1.1	Shall be capable of using the existing Simple Key Loader (SKL) to load COMSEC and hopsets/presets for SINCGARS.	T		Quick Look
	104	3.1.4.1.2	Shall support Over The Air Management of cryptographic keying material using both Saville Automatic Re-Key (SARK) Tx/Rx and the methods detailed in the SINCGARS CT2 specification, as appropriate to the waveform in use during the re-key event.	T		Demonstration
	105	3.1.4.1.3	Shall support manual zeroization of keys individually or collectively.	T		Quick Look
	106	3.1.4.2	Key Retention	T		none	none
	107	3.1.4.2.1	Shall be capable of retaining mission variables for at least 144 hours after loss of primary power.	T		White Paper
	108	3.1.4.2.2	Hold Up Battery (HUB) solution shall provide the capability to retain core WATARI or JOSEKI variables with a 12 month or greater operational life.	T		Quick Look
	109	3.1.4.2.3	HUB shall be field replaceable.	T		White Paper
	110	3.1.5	CNR-RT Environmental Testing
3.1.5 The CNR shall meet the requirements of the Interface Standard Environmental Conditions for Ground Combat Systems document, ATPD-2404. Rationale: the CNR is a communications component in the Ground Combat System and should not reduce the effectiveness or operational capabilities of the platform.	T				White Paper

The government acknowledges these are challenging requirements

	111	3.1.5.1	Shall not degrade environmental compliance of extant mount that the CNR-RT fits within.	T		none	none
	112	3.1.5.2	Altitude (Low Pressure)	T		none	none
	113	3.1.5.2.1	Shall withstand low pressure storage at an altitude of 15,000 ft. above sea-level in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 500.5, Procedure I – Storage/Air Transport.	T		White Paper
	114	3.1.5.2.2	Shall be operable at an unpressurized altitude of 15,000 ft. in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 500.5, Procedure II – Operation/Air Carriage.	T		White Paper
	115	3.1.5.3	Temperature	T		none	none
	116	3.1.5.3.1	Shall operate in temperatures ranging from -32° C to +71° C verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H for compliance with ATPD-240. Rationale: The CNR is a component in weapons systems that are expected to remain fully operational under extreme temperature requirements. The CNR is not allowed to degrade performance due to heat (reduce power output) or to be dependent on other aspects of the platform such as environmental control in order to remain operable.	T		White Paper
	117	3.1.5.3.2	Shall withstand storage temperatures from -51° C to +71° C verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Methods 501.5, Procedure I – High Temperature Storage and 502.5, Procedure I – Low Temperature Storage for compliance with ATPD-2404. Rationale: Wartime stocks and operational unit equipment can endure extreme temperatures.	T		White Paper
	118	3.1.5.4	Rain	T		none	none
	119	3.1.5.4.1	Shall be capable of operating in 10.2 cm (4 inches) of rain per hour and 64 kph (40 mph) wind for 40 minutes verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 506.5, Procedure I – Rain and Blowing Rain.	T		White Paper
	120	3.1.5.5	Humidity	T		none	none
	121	3.1.5.5.1	Shall operate and be impervious to humidity with relative humidity from 5% to 95% non-condensing and conditions of mist and fog as verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 507.5, Procedure II Aggravated.	T		White Paper
	122	3.1.5.5.2	Shall survive storage in hot, humid conditions as verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 507.5, Procedure II Aggravated.	T		White Paper
	123	3.1.5.6	Fungus	T		none	none
	124	3.1.5.6.1	Shall withstand, in both operating and non-operating conditions, exposure to fungus growth as encountered in tropical climates and not support fungal growth verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 508.6 using Table 508.6-I.	T		White Paper
	125	3.1.5.7	Salt-Fog	T		none	none
	126	3.1.5.7.1	Shall be resistant to the corrosive effects of salt-sea atmosphere verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 509.5.	T		White Paper
	127	3.1.5.8	Sand and Dust	T		none	none
	128	3.1.5.8.1	Shall withstand exposure to fine dust particles, in wind speeds of 1,750 feet per minute, and sand particles, in wind speeds of 5,700 feet per minute, verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 510.5, Procedure I, Blowing Dust and Procedure II, Blowing Sand.	T		White Paper
	129	3.1.5.9	Vibration	T		none	none
	130	3.1.5.9.1	Shall be operational during and after undergoing vibration induced by vehicular transport (both tracked and wheeled) over all types of roads and cross country terrain and vibration associated with transportation verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 514.6, Procedure II, Loose Cargo Transportation.	T		White Paper
	131	3.1.5.10	Shock	T		none	none
	132	3.1.5.10.1	The specified system and individual items within the equipment shall be operational during and after undergoing shock associated with servicing and handling, and during ground, rail, sea and air transport. Vehicular mounted equipment shall not break away when subjected to crash hazard conditions verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 516.6, Procedure I – Functional Shock and Procedure V – Crash Hazard Shock Test.	T		White Paper
	133	3.1.5.11	Temperature Shock	T		none	none
	134	3.1.5.11.1	Shall be tested in accordance with MIL-STD 810H, Method 503.5, Procedure I, using the low temperate of -30° C ,and successfully pass such test.	T		White Paper
	135	3.1.5.12	Immersion	T		none	none
	136	3.1.5.12.1	Shall be capable of being powered on during and operational after immersion of the RT in at least 2 meters of seawater for 30 minutes verified by testing in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 512.5, Procedure I – Immersion.	T		White Paper
	137	3.1.5.12.2	Shall include a watertight battery connection that interfaces with batteries and permits immediate operation of the CNR Radio after immersion in at least 2 meters of seawater for 30 minutes.	T		White Paper
	138	3.1.5.12.3	Shall include a watertight RF connection that interfaces with an antenna and permits immediate operation of the CNR Radio after immersion in at least 2 meters of seawater for 30 minutes.	T		White Paper
	139	3.1.5.13	Solar Radiation	T		none	none
	140	3.1.5.13.1	Shall operate in an environment with solar loading and operate after exposure as specified in accordance with MIL-STD-810H, Method 505.5, Procedure I – Cycling, Temperature Cycle A1.	T		White Paper
	141	3.1.5.14	Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Survivability	T		none	none
	142	3.1.5.14.1	Shall withstand the effects of High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) in accordance with MIL-STD-2169B.	T		White Paper
	143	3.1.5.14.2	Shall be able to perform mission essential communication functions following exposure to Near Strike Lightening (NSL) events in accordance with MIL-STD-464C.	T		White Paper
	144	3.1.5.14.3	Shall comply with Electro Static Discharge (ESD) requirements of MIL-STD-464C.	T		White Paper
	145	3.1.5.14.4	Explosive Atmosphere. Shall not induce ignition when operated at maximum operating temperature or maximum loads in the presence of explosive atmosphere. Compliance shall be IAW MIL-STD-810H, Method 511, Procedure I.	T		White Paper
	146	3.1.5.14.5	The CNR Radio shall meet EMI control requirements CE106, CS114, CS115, CS116, CS117, CS118, RE101, and RE102 of MIL-STD-461G. These requirements are clarified in this PRD, which are in addition to requirements subordinate to TEMPEST, NSA cert, and JITC certification.	T		White Paper
		3.1.5.15	Nuclear Biological Chemical	T		White Paper
		3.1.5.15.1	Nuclear Survivability
Shall meet requirements defined in the document: United States Army Nuclear and Combating WMD Agency (USANCA) Memorandum for Project Manager ABCT; Subject: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability Criteria for the Abrams; 25 July 2011 (SECRET).	T				White Paper
		3.1.5.15.2	3.1.5.16.2 Analysis which documents that personnel in full Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP) IV protective gear can successfully operate and maintain the radio.	T		White Paper
		3.1.5.15.3	3.1.5.16.3 Analysis which documents that the radio can be operated for 72 hours while contaminated.	T		White Paper
		3.1.5.15.4	3.1.4.16.53.1.5.16.4 Analysis which documents that the radio can be decontaminated using existing solvents.	T		White Paper
	147	3.1.6	Other Requirements and Capabilities	T		none	none
	148	3.1.6.1	Audible Status: The radio shall provide audible status, alerts and cues.	T		Quick Look
	149	3.1.6.2	The CNR Radio processing resources shall be less than 70% occupied while running any configuration of the SINCGARS waveform to include Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) and accompanying General Purpose Processor (GPP). Rationale: the 30% overhead freedom is a target that assures waveform software upgrades planned for FH4 and imminent release of the CT3 specification would not overwhelm the selected hardware. Although upgrades, processor space, or memory space are not linear relationships the intent is to allow overhead for future growth. Growth includes proposed and not-yet-defined elements of FH4 and CT3.	T		White Paper
	150	3.2	Dismounted SINCGARS2 Radio Set Capabilities. The SINCGARS2 Radio shall demonstrate:

* The capabilities required by PRD 3.1 when the SINCGARS2 Radio is combined with the legacy handsets and antenna(s) required for dismounted operations.

* Operational Availability (Ao) of 96% (Threshold) and 99% (Objective).

* Material Availability (Am) of 75% (Threshold), 96% (Objective) for a population of 100,000 radios.

* Mean Time Between Essential Function Failure (MTBEFF) no less than 477 (Threshold) and 683 (Objective) hours.

* 86% (Threshold) and 90% (Objective) probability of operating over a 72-hour period without an essential function failure.	T			White Paper
	151	3.3	Mounted SINCGARS2 Radio Set Capability. The Mounted SINCGARS2 Radio Set shall demonstrate:

* The capabilities required by PRD 3.1 when the SINCGARS2 Radio is combined with the legacy hardware required for mounted operations.

* Operational Availability (Ao) of 94% (Threshold) and 97% (Objective) per channel.

* Mean Time Between Essential Function Failure (MTBEFF) of no less than 386 (Threshold) and 517 (Objective) hours per channel.

* 83% (Threshold) and 87% (Objective) probability of operating over a 72-hour period without an essential function failure.

* Configuration power consumption draw of no more than 15 Amps.	T				White Paper
	152	3.3.1	Mounted CNR Functions (M-CNR)	T		none	none
	153	3.3.1.1	Shall allow the CNR-RT to be installed/uninstalled without any special tools and/or equipment.	T		Demonstration
	154	3.3.1.2	Power Management	T		Demonstration
	155	3.3.1.3	Shall accept prime power to the RT from the legacy mount and run off the vehicular power.	T		none	none
	156	3.4	The CNR-RT shall operate the SINCGARS waveform, meeting capabilities for legacy and modernized SINCGARS as shown in Table 3-2	T		Quick Look
	157	3.50	Capabilities and Configurations
	158	3.5.1	Route and Retransmission. Shall provide Route and Retransmission Capabilities equivalent to the legacy SINCGARS radio being upgraded including F1/F1 and F1/F2.	T		Demonstration
	159	3.5.2	CNR Radio Remote HMI. Shall provide a CNR Radio remote physical HMI that is capable of selecting presets, controlling the radio’s volume, and displaying the same information as required in paragraph 3.1.	T		White Paper
	160	3.5.3	Mounted CNR Radio HMI. Shall provide a M-CNR Radio HMI that will mount securely in the vehicle interior and is capable of selecting presets, controlling the radio’s volume, and displaying the same information as required in paragraph 3.1.	T		White Paper
	161	3.5.4	CNR Radio Dual Mount. Shall permit mounting and operation of two CNR Radios as a replacement for the legacy rack, e.g. SINCGARS VRC-91. Rationale: In general, the intention is to install the CNR in existing SINCGARS VRC kits. For a new vehicle type that did not have any radios or previous installation kits, this dual mount could serve as an alternative to a refurbished legacy mount.	(Td)		White Paper
	162	3.6	Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Variant (Five-Eyes). Shall provide a CNR-RT variant suitable for FMS sales to Five-Eye partner nations suitable for direct integration into systems equivalent to the fielded legacy VRC-88 though VRC-92 systems.	T		White Paper
	163	3.7	Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Variant (Non-Five-Eyes). Shall provide a CNR-RT variant suitable for FMS sales to non-Five-Eye partner nations suitable for direct integration into systems equivalent to the fielded legacy VRC-88 though VRC-92 systems.	T		White Paper
	164

TAB A, DO 1, TECHNICAL PRD COMPLIANCE MATIX: PRD Dated DDMM20201 Solicitation Number: W15P7T-21-F-0009 Offeror's Company: __________________________________________ PRD Para 3.1 Receiver Transmitter Nomenclature/Part #: ___________________________________ Preparer's Name: __________________________________________ PRD Para 3.5.5 Mounted CNR Radio HMI Nomenclature/Part #: ___________________________________ Signature: __________________________________________ PRD Para 3.5.6 CNR Radio Dual Mount Nomenclature/Part #: ___________________________________ Date: __________________________________________

The purpose of the "TAB A CNR DO1" is for the Offeror to self-certify to the PRD requirements that their Mission-Ready Combat Networking Radio (CNR) achieves. In reponse Column 1 “Compliant Y/N” , the Offeror shall indicate for all thresholds and objectives, compliance with the technical requirement by indicating a "Y" or "N" for the proposed radio identified by the Nomenclature/Part Number. All items certified in Column 1 shall also be certified in Column 2 and/or 3. In response Column 2 “Included in LR Baseline Radio Y/N”, the Offeror shall indicate whether or not the technical requirement certified in Column 1, is included in the offered baseline radio by indicating a "Y" or "N". Column 3 identifies additional capabilites that may be offered and priced separately from the baseline CNR-RT. For Column 3, the offeror shall certify to the capabilites that are included in the additional CLINs referencing the capabilities. In response Column 4 “Other Waveforms Certifications”, the Offeror shall indicate the CLIN and title of the Waveform(s) in accordance with the PRD section. For Columns 1-3, the Offeror shall not provide a response other than "Y" or "N". For all columns, the Offeror shall not leave any PRD threshold requirement blank, or indicate "N" for any PRD threshold or objective that was previously certified "Y" under the contract. All certified thresholds and objectives shall be met or exceeded for the PRD items to remain technically acceptable under the contract and all certified objective capabilities shall be delivered if ordered.

TAB B CNR DO1

Please See DRAFT Test Plan

SINCGARS Mode Name

CT2

Verification Method

COMMENTS

FH/ FHM

FH2/ FH2M

FH3/ FH3M

FH/ FHM

FH2/ FH2M

FH3/ FH3M

1. Voice

1a. Voice - Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)

1b. Voice - Continuously Variable Slope Delta Modulation (CVSD)

1c. Voice - WB16K

1d. Voice - Mixed-Excitation Linear Prediction Enhanced (MELPe) 1200

2. Reserved

3. Reserved

4. 1200 bps SDM

5. 2400 bps SDM

6. 4800 bps SDM

7. 16 kbps transparent data mode

8. 1200 bps Enhanced Data Mode (EDM)

9. 2400 bps EDM

10. 4800 bps EDM

11. 9600 bps EDM

12. Packet Mode – shared voice and data

13. 1200 bps RS-232 EDM

14. 2400 bps RS-232 EDM

15. 4800 bps RS-232 EDM

16. 9600 bps RS-232 EDM

17. GPS Time

18. Electronic Remote Fill (ERF) transmit and receive

19. Saville Automatic Remote Keying (SARK) receive (applies to Cryptographic Subsystem (CSS))

20. 5 kHz/10 kHz channel offset

21. Scan Mode

22. F1/F2 Retransmit

23. F1/F1 Retransmit (includes voice, includes data only if packet mode is also implemented)

24. Homing Mode (Aircraft Radio only)

25. Reserved

26. Reserved

27. Cue Mode transmit

28. Cue Mode receive

29. Radio Based Situational Awareness (RBSA)

30. SARK transmit (applies to CSS)

TAB B, DO 1, TECHNICAL PRD COMPLIANCE MATIX: PRD Dated DDMM20201 SINCGARS Modes of Operation Instructions: Use color to indicate the following:

GREEN for each Threshold capability met NOW ORANGE for each Objective capability met NOW RED for each Threshold capability that you CANNOT meet YELLOW for any Threshold capability that you can meet at a later date (give date in comments)

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Apr 17, 2021.