Technical_Requirements_-_25_Jan_2016.pdf

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Technical Requirements dated 25 Jan 2016

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SOLICITATION FA2823-16-T-4002 25 Jan 2016

Requirements:

1. Baseline structure designed and based on an International Organization for Standards

(ISO) 20-foot intermodal freight transport container

2. ISO 20 container is to be enhanced to TEMPEST (Unclassified US government code word for compromising emanations; now called Emissions Security (EMSEC)) compliant as a

Sensitive Compartment Information Facility (SCIF) unit

3. Compliant with all Joint Air Force-Army-Navy (JFAN) 6/9 manual and the new

Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 705 SCIF construction and accreditation requirements

4. Guarantee that the completed unit will be ready for accreditation by customer’s accreditation authority. Under this guarantee, the manufacture will be responsible for providing at no charge any modifications to the primary SCIF structure to meet accreditation for one full year following delivery. One full year of unlimited telephone support is also provided.

5. Conforms to ISO 20 container standards for intermodal transportation via land, rail, sea, and air.

6. SCIF entry door outfitted with hardware to meet TEMPEST requirements. The door should use a knife edge door configuration with an appropriate Electromagnetic

Interference (EMI) gasket

7. Installation anti-static smooth accordion fold strip curtain (floor to ceiling and wall to wall) located to the inside of main double doors prior to the SCIF entry door

8. National Security Agency (NSA) approved CDX-10 High Security lock (such as Kaba

Mas) and cypher lock (such as Sargent & Greenleaf Brute) with key bypass, heavy duty hinges, three point latching mechanism, concealed heavy duty closer and beryllium copper finger stock.

9. Electrical power to the specific requirements

a. Input of 208/120 volts, 60Amps, 3P, 60Hz

b. Positioning of multiple 110/120, 20 Amp, 60Hz outlets within the operator compartment as specified by the customer

c. One outlet - 110/120 20Amp, 60Hz outlet circuits in mechanical room.

d. Two dedicated 110/120 volts, 20Amp, 60 Hz positioned outlet receptacles to support server racks on each wall of the operator compartment

e. Center ceiling fluorescent lights with secondary rheostat lighting in operations compartment

f. Lighting within maintenance compartment and the main entry area space between

SCIF and outer double doors

10. Provide external generator and shore power interfaces to transfer switch inside mechanical room to support auto switchover capability

11. Power cable pass-through conduit (4 inch conduit) welded into container structure near the

Mechanical room floor (threaded and capped both ends) staying within ISO 20 dimension standards

12. Radio frequency (RF) antenna cable pass-through conduit (4 inch conduit) welded into container structure near the Mechanical room floor (threaded and capped both ends) staying within ISO 20 dimension standards

13. Floor attachment points for mobile mountable two drawer safe with dual CDX-10 locks

(customer will provide safe and placement)

14. Customized communications connections pre-installed and ready to connect to existing lines of either CAT6 cable, or Multimode Fiber and Single mode Fiber directed by customer

15. Pre-wired for customer provided Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)

16. Two EMI 42U server racks installed and secured for road movement using vibration isolation mechanism. Racks and isolation system provided by customer. Rack install location will be identified by the customer.

17. Split system HVAC unit designed and sized to fit container along wet/dry heat load requirements (Est. 2-ton HVAC). Exchanger in maintenance room elevated as high as possible to maximize maintenance floor space.

18. A standard exterior ISO container color will be selected by customer with interior walls painted with a washable white finish

19. Install tie-down points (floor/wall) for securing transit cases during shipment

20. Rubberized matting on floor in operational compartment only. Maintenance floor will be painted with anti-skid surface texture.

21. Complete closed circuit TV (CCTV) system with display monitor installed for entry and surrounding perimeter of the container

22. Installation of a radio frequency (RF) antenna pass-through panel (steel) with openings welded into container structure on the mechanical room wall. Approximate panel size

(1x1.5 ft) for multiple bulkhead connectors (such Polyphaser DXSL, radio Type N

UHF/VHF, GPS, and BNC as defined by the customer.

23. Two roof mounted conduits (3-4 inch) welded into container structure at customer design specifications (threaded and capped at both ends along with a removable sound reduction plug). Outer roof conduit cap/plug must not change overall exterior ISO container movement dimensions

24. Wall mounted-fold down table tops position and sized to meet customer requirements

25. Provide a dedicated project management team to work with your team throughout the project, including a security-cleared project manager

26. Contractor must be in close proximity to coordinated installation of customer specific equipment

27. Delivery and installation at Eglin AFB

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