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APPENDIX E3

Integrated Base- Defense Security Systems (IBDSS), TA C-3

1.0 PURPOSE. The purpose of TA C-3 is to provide a DoD test arena to evaluate the best mix and layout of external and internal physical security systems.

2.0 GENERAL.

2.1. IBDSS is located on TA C-3 (Auxiliary Field 2); a land test area located approximately 10 miles northeast of Eglin main base, reached via SRs 20 and 285. TA C-3 consists of 752 acres of contiguous cleared land. This area varies from 1/4 to 1 mile in width from east to west and is approximately 2 miles in length from south to north. The complex contains paved roads in addition to clay and sand roads.

2.2. An AFRL research, development, test, and evaluation project and a Range Patrol compound and office are located on site, but do not require support by the O&M Contractor. The AFRL project, located on the east end of the site, is provided exclusive use of two buildings (Buildings 2066 and 2067). Coordination with this for safety and mission non-interference purposes is required. The Range Patrol compound and office is manned continuously and is used as a Range Patrol project check point and for vehicle and equipment storage. This facility has no impact on the daily operations of the site. The Eglin Aeromodelers Club uses approximately 1000 feet on the south end of the runway on a non-interference basis, with no impact on the daily operation of the site.

2.3. The Air Force (HQ 642 ELSS/FP, Hanscom AFB MA) is the designated executive agency for research, development, and procurement of DoD standardized interior and exterior physical security systems. These systems are intended for stand-alone use, or may be interfaced with other DOD approved systems for tri-service use. The development responsibilities for exterior security sensors and equipment include meeting currently known and approved requirements, as well as future requirements by the Deputy Secretary of Defense, Security Forces. To support these requirements, Eglin operates and maintains a comprehensive test facility at TA C-3 and installs the required security systems for testing. The IBDSS conducts integrated Development Test and Evaluation (DT&E), Initial Operational Test and Evaluation (IOT&E), Qualification Test and Evaluation (QT&E), Qualification Operational Test and Evaluation (QOT&E) and remote systems and quick-look test and evaluation in support of DoD programs. Major programs include the Integrated Base Defense Security Systems Equipment Program efforts of the Office of Under Secretary of Defense, Research and Engineering (OUSD R&E). These programs are essential for protection of DoD’s critical resources (e.g., missile launch sites, nuclear weapons storage areas, primary alert aircraft areas, and Command Posts).

2.4. In addition to activities at TA C-3, the IBDSS test support activities also are frequently conducted at other locations inside and outside the continental United States. HQ 642 ELSS/FP is the funding source for manning and test support. Any change in funding requirements or manning levels must be pre approved by HQ 642 ELSS/FP, Hanscom AFB.

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3.0 CAPABILITIES.

3.1. The Contractor shall operate and maintain the IBDSS and associated test systems and equipment, including:

3.1.1. IBDSS real property, including:

1. One 6,000 square foot security systems facility building.

2. Two 40-foot master surveillance and control facility (MSCF) towers.

3. Six instrumentation shelters.

4. Two maintenance and storage shelters.

5. One storage compound.

6. One entry control point (ECP) facility.

7. ~12,000 feet of target fencing with lighting and video cameras.

8. 2400 square foot range maintenance building.

9. One 2700 square foot Interior Sensor Intermediate Maintenance Facility.

10. One storage warehouse

3.1.2. Exterior sensor systems, including:

1. Microwave intrusion detection systems.

2. Ported coaxial cable sensor systems.

3. Fence mounted geophonic cable systems.

4. Taut-wire sensor systems.

5. Fence mounted disturbance sensors.

6. Video motion sensors.

7. Beam break sensor systems.

8. Fiber optic sensor system.

9. Radar sensor systems.

3.1.3. Interior systems, including:

1. Infrared motion systems.

2. Balanced magnetic sensor systems.

3. Ultrasonic motion systems.

4. Interior microwave systems.

5. Beam break sensor systems.

3.1.4. Entry control systems, including:

1. Card reader systems.

2. Retina eye scan systems.

3. Hand geometry systems.

3.1.5. Instrumentation for testing security systems, including:

1. Computer controlled data acquisition system.

2. Weather monitoring equipment.

3. Communications equipment.

3.1.6. Annunciator Systems, including:

1. Advantor

2. Diebold

3. Vindicator

4. Tactical Automated Security System (TASS)

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3.1.7. Special range support equipment, including:

1. Trenchers.

2. Ground rod driver.

3. Concrete saw.

4. Welders.

5. Forklift.

6. Sealant pumping machine.

7. Miscellaneous tools and shop equipment.

3.1.8. Mobile IBDSS system, including:

1. Mobile test facility trailer.

2. Mobile weather monitoring equipment.

3.1.9 A Protection Level (PL) -1 compatible Local Area Network, including associated switches, routers and fiber communication equipment.

3.2. The Contractor shall conduct and support testing of IBDSS IAW tasks and test directives.

Typical test phases include but are not limited to system setup and burn-in, quick-look, Probability of Detection (PD), Surreptitious Intrusions, Electro Magnetic Interference/ Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMI/EMC), and Nuisance Alarm Rate/False Alarm Rate (NAR/FAR). Test events may occur at TA C-3, other Eglin ranges as needed, and the designated Cold Weather Test Site (CWTS).

Quick-look, PD, and NAR/FAR testing may occur at remote bases as part of the remote systems testing.

3.2.1. TAC-3 and CWTS test support activities involve installation, operation, and maintenance of:

1. Signal transmission distribution systems, grounding systems, surge protectors, and lightning protection systems.

2. Perimeter lighting systems, including the very near infrared (VNIR) lighting system.

3. Target-activated sensors.

4. Video monitor and data transmission systems.

5. Sensor control/data acquisition systems.

3.2.2. Remote Systems Test Support activities include:

1. Conducting tests to determine/assess requirements to fix or replace existing security systems

2. Excitation of IBDSS related physical security devices by intrusion

3. Monitoring performance of the devices during test activities

4. Collecting reliability and maintainability data during test activities.

3.3. The Contractor shall maintain the ground cover at TA C-3 to less than six inches in height within the test area and areas surrounding the buried sensors to prevent nuisance alarms and sensor damage.

3.4. The Contractor shall install security systems and instrumentation at TAC-3 and the CWTS for subsequent testing. Installed test items may become part of the permanent IBDSS facility.

Installation requires electrical, mechanical, sheet metal, carpentry, welding, and heavy equipment support, including:

1. Installation, removal, repair, and reconfiguration of chain link fencing, including fence accessories (e.g., stainless steel barbed tape), both interior and exterior security systems, video surveillance systems, and lighting systems.

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2. Quick-reaction on-site support to fabricate and modify test items, test fixtures, intrusion aids, and special instrument fixtures, to maintain and repair chain link target fences damaged by intrusions, and to weld test hardware and fixtures on target fences.

3. Installation, checkout, and modification of highly sophisticated exterior electronic security sensor systems. These systems include microwave, video, laser, buried line, fence mounted, seismic, magnetic, infrared, and low power radar.

4. Installation and modification of closed circuit television systems, cameras, monitors, video cassette recorders, digital video recorders, and motion detection systems.

5. Developing installation techniques for installing, terminating, and splicing transmission lines for communications, coax, fiber optic, and electrical cable.

6. Installation of interior Intrusion Detection System (IDS) hardware.

7. Installation of grounding systems, surge protectors, and lightning protection systems.

8. Installation, checkout, and modification of highly sophisticated microprocessor-controlled entry control systems. These include hand geometry, finger matrix, eye retina, voiceprint, handwriting, and magnetic card systems.

3.5. The Contractor shall provide security system data IAW tasks and test directives, including:

1. Sensor layout/location assessment.

2. Nuisance alarm, false alarm, failure, and probability of detection.

3. Visual observation.

4. Weather conditions.

5. Times of penetration activity.

6. Activations recorded within the sensor monitor units.

3.6. The Contractor shall provide test data in the form of magnetic tapes and disks, CD-ROM, DVD, or other optical storage devices, recording charts, hard copy computer printouts, and hand logs, as appropriate.

3.7. Because the IBDSS provides dedicated support for HQ 642 ELSS/FP funded activities, all IBDSS staff shall be devoted to the broad scope of specified security systems test requirements and not be diverted to other requirements in the PWS or TRD without coordination with the Government site engineer.

3.8. The Contractor shall provide test support 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, during all or portions of each test program. The Contractor shall support up to 4 simultaneous test programs, when required.

3.9. The contractor shall maintain and operate the vehicles identified in Table E3-1 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.

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Mgt Code Nomenclature Qty Auth

B180 TRUCK, MULTISTOP, 1 TON, 4X2 1

B185 TRUCK, CARRYALL, 4X2 1

B204 TRUCK 1/2T REG CAB 4X2 1

B217 TRK 3/4T CREW CAB 4X2 PU 1

B222 TRK 3/4T CREW CAB 4X4 PU 1

B233 TRK CGO 4X2 17M-20999G G 1

C157 TRK MAINT TEL-UT 4X2 2

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D560 TRACTOR, FARM, SZ 5 1

D741 TRAILER, DITCH WITCH 1

D772 Wheeled Ditching Machine 1

E949 TRK FL 6K(COMMERCIAL) 1

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3.1.9 A Protection Level (PL) -1 compatible Local Area Network, including associated switches, routers and fiber communication equipment.

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