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APPENDIX B7

MOBILE TARGET SUPPORT (MTS)

1.0 PURPOSE. The purpose of MTS is to provide the necessary mobile target support, including denial and deception support, for evaluation of weapon system performance and related activities.

2.0 GENERAL.

2.1. The MTS targets consist of US and foreign tactical and support mobile targets including tanks, trucks, armored personnel carriers, self-propelled howitzers, air defense units, surface-to-surface tactical missile launchers, and related ground vehicles, watercraft, and support equipment.

2.2. Operations under this appendix do not typically include active radar emissions.

2.3. The Government schedules the usage of all mobile targets and identifies mission support requirements to the Contractor independent of the range scheduling process. The Government identifies permanent modifications to existing targets. The Contractor adjusts O&M schedules around these Government requirements.

2.4. This effort consists of complete O&M of the mobile targets in support of on-site testing at Eglin and off-site testing and training at locations throughout the Continental United States (CONUS). This also includes minor site preparation, including ground leveling; building revetments; providing electrical, mechanical, and structural support;

target fuel delivery; transportation of mobile targets and necessary support equipment;

and removing and disposing of debris.

2.5. Testing consists of non-destructive and destructive testing to support the evaluation of weapon system seeker/sensor systems, munitions warheads, complete weapon systems, and related uses of such mobile targets.

2.6. Training consists of vehicle familiarizations, providing briefings of characteristics and vulnerabilities, and providing Opposing Forces mobility during exercises.

2.7. Foreign mobile ground targets are currently maintained at TA C-52A. This facility consists of five primary buildings and multiple support buildings. The five primary buildings are:

1. Main office building with two offices, a break room, and three maintenance bays with 20 ton overhead bridge crane.

2. Eight-bay facility with a fabrication area (4 bays) and two maintenance areas (2 bays each).

3. High secure eight-bay facility.

4. Parts storage building.

5. Dedicated Denial and Deception (D&D) storage and maintenance facility.

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2.8. The support facilities include covered storage, break trailer, and wash rack. This compound is secured by unarmed guard(s).

2.9. Domestic mobile targets are currently maintained at a facility on Eglin main base.

This facility consists of:

1. Main office building with two offices, a break room, and three maintenance bays with 20 ton overhead bridge crane.

2. Eight-bay maintenance pole barn.

3. Three target storage sheds.

4. Wash rack.

5. Three parts storage buildings.

2.10. There are satellite maintenance areas at TA C-52C and TS B-135 and multiple storage yards located throughout the Eglin complex.

2.11. Some mobile targets are owned/furnished by other organizations and their usage, maintenance, and deployment are IAW loan agreements the Government has established with those organizations.

2.12. Marine targets are currently maintained at facilities on Eglin main base.

3.0 CAPABILITIES.

3.1. The Contractor shall operate and maintain a fleet of mobile targets and associated systems and equipment, as identified in Table B7-1 and the following paragraphs. The Contractor shall:

3.1.1. Maintain assets to provide signature quality, tactically-representative ground mobile targets.

3.1.2. Maintain, repair, modify, fabricate, control the configuration, and dispose of targets. Targets are maintained to a high degree of readiness in order to allow rapid reaction support with fully operational vehicles to critical test programs. Repairs are conducted IAW applicable Technical Orders, O&M manuals, and other related documents.

3.1.3. Perform minor modifications (adding antenna brackets and mounting test equipment) and major modifications (reactive armor mounting or fire suppression equipment installation).

3.1.4. Provide support for targets available on a short-term loan basis.

3.1.5. Fabricate parts that cannot be obtained from other sources.

3.1.6. Modify existing targets to simulate other systems.

3.1.7. Maintain a database or log of the operational condition of all targets, their maintenance and repair history, and their ability to support various types of testing.

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3.2. The Contractor shall provide mobile target support for test and training activities IAW tasks and test directives, including:

3.2.1. Transport, deploy, position, operate, arrange commercial shipping, and provide test support and site preparation (e.g., ground leveling, revetments).

3.2.2. Operate static and moving arrays and support moving arrays operated by the Remote Control Target function. Moving arrays include simultaneous operation of up to 35 assets among multiple locations. Targets are prepared in the appropriate configuration to support each specific test activity based on the scenario being depicted during the test.

Appropriate equipment and materials are added or removed to the targets to provide the required configuration.

3.2.3. Deploy to remote and/or hazardous locations as necessary. Special considerations are necessary during deployments to protect the security of specific targets. MTS coordinates with the Government, prior to deploying any targets.

3.2.4. Provide recommendations for and prepare targets for each test by configuring the target with On Target Equipment, reactive armor, camouflage, IR/MMW/RADAR augmentation, other countermeasures, or other equipment as specified by the Government.

3.2.5. Collect vehicle operating data (engine temperature, vehicle speed, engine RPM);

configuration data (hatch positions); and provide damage evaluations per specific effort requirements.

3.2.6. Post mission recovery of targets which may require loading targets on haulers or recovery barge, as appropriate, for transport to storage, repair, or disposal facilities.

3.2.7. Perform physical and operational security measures to ensure compliance with applicable security requirements for all targets in the fleet. This includes covering targets with opaque materials, keeping targets within secure areas, and moving targets indoors to prevent exposure to unauthorized personnel. Provide escort for transportation of targets and arrange for safe havens, as required for security considerations.

3.2.8. Acquire, operate, and maintain, as directed, Denial and Deception (D&D) materials including nets, paints, and appliqués necessary to represent real world threats.

Currently there are over 160 different types and sizes of nets, 200 gallons of foreign paints, and 8 large decoys. This operation requires a minimum of two field technician level man years of effort to perform all D&D duties. These technicians must have a SECRET security clearance.

3.2.8.1 D&D personnel shall support on-site testing at Eglin and off-site testing and training at locations throughout the Continental United States (CONUS).

3.2.8.2 Duties include but aren’t limited to the maintenance, repair, modification, fabrication, configuration control, and disposal of all residual materials. Repairs are

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3.2.8.3 A D&D inventory and annual inventory reconciliations are required.

Inventory includes the current location, the operational condition of all materials, their utilization history, and their ability to support various types of testing.

3.2.8.4 Technicians must to be able to deploy to remote and/or hazardous locations as necessary. Special considerations are necessary during deployments to protect the security of specific D&D assets.

3.2.8.5 Technicians must perform physical and operational security measures to ensure compliance with applicable security requirements for all D&D materials.

3.2.8.6 Technicians shall evaluate any damage to D&D materials as a result of testing -- categorizing the post-test condition and capabilities remaining. The materials affected by the damage shall be identified. An estimate of the likely performance level of these damaged materials shall be made, as well as an estimate of the time to repair.

3.2.8.7 Technicians shall also research information regarding tactics, use of D&D materials, foreign deployment policies and procedures, and related information to support overall D&D presentation.

3.2.8.8 A classified storage facility is required for all classified documents.

3.3. The Contractor shall provide technical support, including:

3.3.1. Evaluate damage to targets as a result of testing where required, categorizing the post-test condition and capabilities remaining. The systems affected by the damage are identified and an estimate of the likely performance level of these systems after the damage is made as well as an estimate of the time to repair in battlefield conditions.

3.3.2. Install instrumentation on designated targets to minimize test interference.

3.3.3. Evaluate the condition, configuration, and suitability of material for inclusion into the target fleet.

3.3.4. Provide at least two individuals certified by the Eglin Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) and the Air Force Radioisotope Committee (RIC) to work with radioactive material, and to identify and remove asbestos, hexavalent chromium, radioactive gauges, lead, and other hazardous materials.

3.3.5. Develop and maintain an environmental hazard pull list for each target type.

3.3.6. Support target acquisition activities including OCONUS travel, making quality assessments and target utility recommendations to the Government, researching proliferation data, and making acquisition recommendations to the Governments.

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3.3.7. Research information regarding tactics, countermeasures, foreign deployment policies and procedures, and related information to support overall target presentation knowledge.

3.3.8. Conduct tours/briefings of facilities and capabilities.

3.4. The Contractor shall provide security support, including:

3.4.1. Review Security Classification Guides for each target where applicable and coordinate with the Government Security Officer to comply with the applicable security requirements.

3.4.2. Maintain a classified storage facility for all classified documents and equipment.

Equipment may consist of significantly large targets and components.

3.4.3. Maintain contact with appropriate authorities to establish and comply with HAVE HEMP security procedures as necessary during operations and take these procedures into consideration during all target movements and operations.

3.5. The Contractor shall provide unarmed uniformed guard service at Foreign mobile targets compound TS C-52A for access control, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. This access control includes providing a random roving patrol during non-duty hours.

3.6. The mobile targets are categorized by condition under the following codes:

1. A: Fully operational.

2. B: Requires minor maintenance to become operational, normally one week for ground targets and 30 days for marine targets.

3. C: Requires major maintenance to become operational.

4. D: Non operational hulk/watercraft, good shape to moderate damage.

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Table B7-1

MOBILE TARGET LIST

TARGET TYPE

CONDITIO

N CODE A

CONDITIO

N CODE B

3.6.2. CONDITI

ON CODE C

3.6.3. CONDITI

ON CODE D TOTAL

Domestic

ADU 8 8

AIRCRAFT 34 34

APC 4 3 2 184 193

ARV 14 14

AUTO BF 12 12

BOAT 5 1

23 29

BUS 3.6.4. 2 6 8

HELICOPTER 15 15

HOWITZER 3 3

HOWITZER SP 2 8 10

HUMWV 2 5 4 11

IFV 2 2

JEEP 12 12

RADAR 1 1

SUV 3 3

TANK 4 3 1 271 279

TRAILER 19 19

TRAILER HAWK 2 2

TRUCK M-SERIES 4 4 6 121 135

TRUCK NON M-

SERIES 97 97

TOTAL 21 16 13 835 885

Foreign

AAA 3.6.5. 1 4 4 9

APC 4 3 3 10 20

AVLB 1 1

HOWITZER 1 8 2 11

HOWITZER SP 1 4 5

IFV 3 7 5 1 16

MRL 2 3 1 6

RADAR 1 4 5

SAM 6 2 5 10 23

SSM 2 6 5 13

TANK 1 18 5 12 36

TRAILER 1 2 4 7

TRUCK 10 20 12 19 61

TOTAL 30 70 41 72 213

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DEFINITIONS

AAA - Anti-Aircraft Artillery

ADU - Air Defense Unit APC - Armored Personnel Carriers ARV - Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle

AVLB - Armored Vehicle Landing Bridge HUMWV - High Utility Muti-Purpose Vehicle IFV - Infantry Fighting Vehicle

MRL - Multiple Rocket Launcher SAM - Surface-to-Air Missile SP - Self-Propelled

SSM - Surface to Surface Missile SUV - Sport Utility Vehicle

Note: This table lists the existing fleet as of 24 Nov 09. The exact numbers and types of these targets fluctuate over time.

3.7 The Contractor shall maintain up to five (5) 96 TW target watercraft (Table B7-1, Condition Code A) and associated equipment. Operation of these watercraft shall be in accordance to TRD B11. Preventive maintenance shall be performed per Contractor developed procedures to assure the watercraft are in operational condition and are ready for call-up with reasonable advanced notice, normally one week. Specific watercraft to be operated and maintained shall be identified per task.

3.7.1 The Contractor shall provide support for two Reusable Sea Targets (RSTs) and associated equipment by: configuring targets for tests; deploying and recovering targets; and, acquiring any specialized services, including dry dock and shipyard repair.

3.7.2 All other support requirements for operations of the marine targets shall be in accordance with TRD B11.

3.8 The contractor shall maintain and operate the vehicles identified in Table B7-1 in accordance with requirements established in TRD A3. Co-utilization of vehicles from and to other Contractor operated and maintained facilities is an acceptable means for satisfying vehicle shortages due to surge support requirements. Suitable substitute for vehicle type is acceptable.

Table B7-1 Mgt Code Nomenclature Qty

B200 TRK PU CMPT 4X2 2

B211 TRK 1/2T4X4 4600-5799GVW 1

B222 TRK 3/4T CREW CAB 4X4 PU 8

B367 TRUCK TRAC 80K GVW 4

B417 STLR LB 60 TON 1

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B426 STLR M747 TK TRNSPTR 2

C301 TRK TK FUEL 1200 GL 4X4 2

D562 TRAC WHLDIND4WD 290HP DE 1

D640 LODR FTRACD 2 CY / OVER 1

E819 TRK FL 6000 SHOOT BM DE 1

E820 TRK FL DED 6000 RT 1

K365 TRK TRACTOR (XM1070) 2

L114 TRK WKR 44M-49999G DED 3

LOADER, SCOOP, 2CY 1

B426 STLR M747 TK TRNSPTR 5

3.9 The contractor shall provide one FTE of Machinery Maintenance Mechanic support for SDB II, personnel assigned to this position will be considered dedicated support for the SDB II test effort. This effort is a special test/task that falls under the special cost accounting requirements of TRD Appendix A2.

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