InFlight_InternetSystemRequirementsDocument.docx
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Department of Justice, United States Marshals Service Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System Requirements Document: Inflight Internet Capability 7 July 2013
Background / General Requirements:
The Department of Justice, United States Marshal Service, Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System (JPATS) has a requirement to place Inflight Internet System Capability on two JPATS owned Boeing 737-400 aircraft which must provide the follow capabilities and service to JPATS aviation security personnel and pilots:
JPATS purchased two Boeing 737-400 mid-life transport category aircraft. The anticipated place-in-service date of these aircraft is October 1, 2013. JPATS requires an airborne network connection compatible with any mobile computing Windows PC, laptop, and tablet devices to include Apple based products such as the iPad and iPhone. The system hardware will provide a cabin Wi-Fi capability to include several hardware network connections via a network pigtail using this secure system.
The planned utilization of the Inflight High Speed WI-FI Internet on each of the two (2) aircraft will be while inflight, available and terminate at a certain altitude as prescribed by FAA regulations. These aircraft will be maintained and operated as Public Use aircraft meeting the mandatory regulatory requirements of Title 14 CFR Part 91 for flight into national airspace.
Specific Requirements:
The In-Flight High Speed Internet equipment, support equipment, internal and external installation IAW the prescribed supplemental type certificate (STC) issued to the installer via FAA approval to modify the aircraft from original design with reference to the related TC, and how the modification will affect the original design and finally the in-cabin testing.
1. 2 to 3plus MBps data connection
2. Internet Access Full Mobile Broadband
3. Send / Receive e-mail with attachments 10MB or less via USMS WI-FI capable laptop USMS enabled iPad
4. VPN connectivity
5. Microsoft Lync for IM, Video
6. Coverage area primarily Continental U.S.
a. Alaska
b. Puerto Rico when available
The Contractor shall provide all necessary hardware, the installation, testing for two aircraft and warranties on the equipment. Installation of all hardware equipment must be accomplished in no more than five (5) business days. The proposed installation will take place in September 2013.
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