Exhibit D_Requirements Matrix_Ft Knox DRTS DAGIR_19Apr2022.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- W900KK-22-R-0018-02
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This draft request for proposal and related announcement seek proposals for the installation of a Digital Air Ground Integration Range at Fort Knox, Kentucky. The U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, through its Project Manager for Soldier Training Devices and Product Manager for Live Training Systems, requires the delivery and setup of digital range training system equipment including live training transformation software, an after action review system, vehicle and dismounted player units, and a radio communication system. Additional fixed and movable targets as well as air weapons scoring systems and long range thermal cameras will be provided through other contracts. Questions regarding the draft RFP are due by May 6, 2022 and should be submitted to the listed Army contracting personnel. The anticipated award date is the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2022.
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Rqmts Matrix -DRTS DAGIR
| Fort Knox Digital Range Training System (DRTS) Digital Air Ground Integration Range (DAGIR) | |
| W900KK-22-R-0018 | |
| Requirements Matrix | |
| Offeror Name: | <Enter Company Name> |
Instructions to Evaluator: Use this matrix to determine compliance with the requirements of the Solicitation. You shall evaluate each requirement 'Acceptable' or 'Unacceptable' against each specified section. A justification must be provided to support either an 'Acceptable' or 'Unacceptable' Rating in the Notes section.
Instructions to Offerors: All proposals must demonstrate that the Offeror has an understanding of the requirements and associated risks as well as possesses the resources and acumen in providing the solutions necessary to meet the requirements set forth in this solicitation. The Government considers statements that the prospective Offeror understands, can or will comply with the statements paraphrasing the requirements or parts thereof, to be inadequate and unacceptable. The Government further considers mere reiteration of the requirement or standard reference material to also be inadequate and unacceptable.
In the reference section you shall provide a page number of your proposal which shows your compliance with the requirements identified below. If the page contains a significant amount of information, then you shall include the specific section/paragraph of the page. Only input data in the reference section. Data input in the acceptable, unacceptable or notes sections will not be considered.
| Specification | Gov't Reference | Offeror | ||
| Reference | Acceptable | Unacceptable | Notes | |
| 1 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS hardware/software technical solution approach, relative to performance PRF-PT-768. The Offeror shall describe how their DRTS hardware/software technical solution meets the PRF-PT-768 Aerial Weapons Scoring System (AWSS) requirements. | PRF-PT-768 Section 3.6 | ||
| 2 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS hardware/software technical solution approach, relative to performance PRF-PT-768. The Offeror shall describe how their DRTS hardware/software technical solution meets the PRF-PT-768 Field Cameras Requirements. | PRF-PT-768 Section 3.7.1.a | ||
| 3 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS hardware/software technical solution approach, relative to performance PRF-PT-768. The Offeror shall describe how their DRTS hardware/software technical solution meets the PRF-PT-768 Cybersecurity Requirements. | PRF-PT-768 Section 3.12 | ||
| 4 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS technical Integrated Player Unit Recorder (IPUR) solution approach relative to performance specification PRF-PT-765. The Offeror shall describe how their IPUR solution meets the PRF-PT-765 General Requirements. | PRF-PT-765 Section 3.2 | ||
| 5 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS technical IPUR solution approach relative to performance specification PRF-PT-765. The Offeror shall describe how their IPUR solution meets the PRF-PT-765 Combat Vehicle Platform IPUR Requirements (with exception of Table 4: Host Combat Vehicle Platforms). | PRF-PT-765 Section 3.3 | ||
| 6 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS technical IPUR solution approach relative to performance specification PRF-PT-765. The Offeror shall describe how their IPUR solution meets the PRF-PT-765 General Video and Audio Requirements. | PRF-PT-765 Section 3.4 | ||
| 7 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS technical Dismounted Tracker (DMT) solution approach relative to performance specification PRF-PT-767. The Offeror shall describe how their DMT solution meets the PRF-PT-767 DMT Requirements. | PRF-PT-767 Section 3.2 | ||
| 8 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS technical DMT solution approach relative to performance specification PRF-PT-767. The Offeror shall describe how their DMT solution meets the PRF-PT-767 DMT Battery Requirements. | PRF-PT-767 Section 3.4 | ||
| 9 | The Offeror shall describe their DRTS technical DMT solution approach relative to performance specification PRF-PT-767. The Offeror shall describe how their DMT solution meets the PRF-PT-767 DMT Position Data Requirements. | PRF-PT-767 Section 3.9 |
FORT KNOX DRTS DAGIR
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PRF-PT-768 Section 3.6
| Item | 3.6 Aerial Weapon Scoring System (AWSS): | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| 3.6 | The Instrumented Range (IR) as proposed interfaces to the AWSS in accordance with the AWSS Interface Design Documents. |
PRF-PT-768 Section 3.7.1.a
| Item | 3.7.1 Field Cameras General: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| a | The Field Cameras as proposed will be installed and integrated into the DRTS. |
PRF-PT-768 Section 3.12
| Item | 3.12 Cybersecurity Controls: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| a | All Cybersecurity Controls include required Firewalls and Routers. | |
| b | All Cybersecurity or Cybersecurity-enabled components are on the National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP) approved products list or must be in Common Criteria evaluation criteria. All Workstations (WS) utilize the most current approved version of Windows 10. All Windows servers utilize the most current approved version of Windows Server 2016 (or 2019). | |
| c | Encryption for all wireless connections transmitting sensitive data utilize Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 (for Unclassified) validated encryption modules as specified in Risk Management Framework (RMF) documentation. | |
| d | Proposal indicates current Government approved anti-virus software installed on all servers and WS's in order to pass Cybersecurity test requirements at the time of integration. | |
| e | A backup and recovery capability and procedure shall be provided and validated per 8510.01. | |
| f | All components of the system as proposed are capable of being periodically updated for Security Technical Integration Guide (STIG) compliance in accordance with the DRTS Information Assurance Vulnerability Assessment (IAVA) Management Plan detailed in the DRTS System Security Plan (SSP). | |
| g | DOD Approved Ports, Protocols, and Services (PPS) as proposed will be documented and maintained for all routed interfaces. | |
| h | As proposed , all components are configured to meet the appropriate Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) and System Security Requirements Guide (SRGs). |
PRF-PT-765 Section 3.2
| Item | 3.2 General Integrated Player Unit Recorder (IPUR) Requirements Shall: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| a | Be comprised of a Crew Module Unit Recorder (CMUR), radio transmitter, and a wireless communication network. | |
| b | Include a combat vehicle installation kit. | |
| c | Include two 720p high definition crew cameras. | |
| d | Include two thru-sight cameras. | |
| e | Comply with the IPUR Interface Design Document (IDD) and CMUR Interface Control Document (ICD). | |
| f | Be reconfigurable and reprogrammable to support data collection and transmission. | |
| g | Be capable of functioning in the training environment as defined in 3.6.5. | |
| h | Provide a communication bridge/mesh network for other IPURs to support IPUR functions in Radio Frequencey (RF) restricted areas. | |
| i | Provide a control unit Central Processing Unit (CPU) and memory that does not exceed 50 percent utilization under normal processing. | |
| j | Be physically labeled with a three digit numeric identification per range (i.e., 101-999). This marking is mutually exclusive of the Item Unique Identification Plan (IUID) Marking requirements. | |
| k | Be able to support roll-on/roll-off capability (Since the Internet Protocol (IP) scheme is same across all ranges, changing the Service Set Identifier (SSID) will allow the IPURs to be used at multiples ranges). | |
| l | Collect digital data that includes Global Positioning System (GPS) derived Time-Space Position Information (TSPI), weapon performance and status data as required by the IPUR IDD. | |
| m | Provide the capability to time tag combat platform data messages using GPS time accurate to within one millisecond (1ms). | |
| n | Maintain date and time sync with the DRTS Software (Sight Server). | |
| o | Be reconfigured and reprogrammed via wired and wireless connections. | |
| p | Provide a single Radio Frequency (RF) network Range Control System (RCS) with a current generation mesh wireless network to transmit both digital data and video to the Control Tower (CT). | |
| q | Receive and implement command and control messages from the CT in accordance with the CMUR ICD. | |
| r | Provide the capability to extract the recorded content. |
PRF-PT-765 Section 3.3
| Item | 3.3 Combat Vehicle Platform Individual Player Unit Recorder (IPUR) Requirements Shall: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| a | Interface between the combat vehicle platforms and the DRTS control system by capturing, recording, and transmitting event data specific to the relative actions of its associated combat vehicle platform (see Table 4). | |
| b | Collect and relay crew audio communications, video (Crew Camera and Thru-Sight-Video (TSV), and platform data for utilization in exercise control and After Action Review (AAR). The audio communication consists of tactical audio and crew communication audio, both provided by the combat platform. The video is obtained from the IPUR system provided Crew Cameras, and by the combat platform specific TSV. The combat platform data (i.e. 1553) is also platform provided and platform specific. | |
| c | Be installed and operate without interfering with the operation of the host combat vehicle platform, Soldier crew duties, nor alter the operational characteristics of the weapon system. | |
| d | Provide a configuration setting parameter to drive the connection type (i.e. Serial RS-232/422, IEEE 1394, MIL-STD-1553 and Ethernet vehicle interfaces) in accordance with the platform’s ICD. | |
| e | Be designed to function, interface, and instrument with combat vehicle platforms defined in Table 4. Installation requirements for each platform shall be met with tailored installation kits. |
PRF-PT-765 Section 3.4
| Item | 3.4 General Video and Audio Individual Player Unit Recorder (IPUR) Requirements Shall: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| a | Be configurable to record and transmit up to 8 video sources with any combination or permutation of combat vehicle platform Thru-Sight-Video (TSV), and crew cameras when installed on any of the platform types as defined in Table 4. | |
| b | Capture, record and transmit crew communications audio from the combat vehicle platform intercom to include radio transmissions. | |
| c | Capture, record, and transmit all symbology including the sight reticle via the TSV cameras. | |
| d | Interface (EIA RS170 or 12-bit digital) to the Commander’s Independent Thermal Viewer (CITV), Thermal Imaging System (TIS) (Abrams) in accordance with ICD SA16575. | |
| e | Interface (EIA RS170 or 12-bit digital) to the Commander's Independent Viewer (CIV) (Bradley) in accordance with Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystem (IBAS) ICD 19200-1295704. | |
| f | Interface (EIA RS170 or 12-bit digital) to the 2nd and 3rd Generation Forward Looking Infrared Radar (FLIR) in accordance with ICD 12991282(A). | |
| g | Provide an interface to the Gunner’s Primary Sight captured through the GPSE (Abrams) in accordance with ICD-SA16575. | |
| h | Interface to capture all Gunner’s Primary Sights for each platform (Abrams, Bradley, and Stryker ICV/CV) in accordance with platform ICDs. | |
| i | Interface with the AUX and GAS Sight. | |
| j | Provide video output in Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) 4. |
PRF-PT-767 Section 3.2
| Item | 3.2 Dismounted Tracker (DMT) Requirements Shall: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| 3.2 | Comply with the Player Unit (PU) Common Training Instrumentation Architecture (CTIA) Interface Control Document (ICD) | |
| a | Be configurable and controllable from the Control Tower. | |
| b | Utilize Global Positioning System (GPS) in accordance with MIL-STD-2401 and GPS SPS PS 5th Edition for position reporting. | |
| c | Not hinder the dismount Soldier from unfettered operations of their weapons and/or other tactical equipment in accordance with standard operational tactics/doctrine. | |
| d | Operate in the training environment in accordance with the Environmental Parameters defined in section 3.7.3. | |
| e | Operate on a network capable of supporting 28 DMTs in simultaneous use. | |
| f | Be packaged such that all components are provided as one unit. | |
| g | Be Ingress Protection 66 (IP66) rated, to include all component connectors. |
PRF-PT-767 Section 3.4
| Item | 3.4 DMT Batteries Shall: | Acceptable/Unacceptable |
| a | Be accessible by the operator/maintainer without need for any special tools. | |
| b | Be commercially available and safe in the operational environment. | |
| c | Have a life expectancy of a minimum of 3 years. | |
| d | Provide the capability to operate for a minimum of 8 hours. | |
| e | Adhere to CECOM’s anti-proliferation policies. |
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