Attachment_1_Required_Capabilities_(002).pdf
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- ENTERPRISE COMMAND AND CONTROL (C2) SYSTEM services required to replace and sustain Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Command and Control (C2) systems Federal contract opportunity
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- FA664319RA001
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RFP Attachment 1 Required Capabilities
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ATTACHMENT 1
Multiple workstation compatibility o Workstation interconnect capabilities o Push-to Talk handsets with shielded, twisted pair cabling (2 per position)
Touch screen interface o Ease of use buttons o Multiple pages with standard ease of use prompts
Multiple telephone line capacity o Caller ID o Multiple dial outlines o Multiple Hotlines o Unlimited directory capacity o Up to 5 conference lines o Call Forwarding capability o Privacy call capabilities
Non-recorded line o Conferencing capabilities o Transferring capabilities o Multiple distinctive rings
Interface with unclassified radios o HF o VHF o UHF o LMR
Transferability between telephone lines and radios o Clarity between telephone and radios
Recordable line capability with recordings savable for up to 90 days o Ability to record both telephone and radio lines
Programmable database with administrative permissions o Username and Password
Non-CaC login o Customizable display/touchscreen o Alphabetical telephone search directory o Ability to add/delete from directory o Ability to create address groups o Network security measures o Cloud based recordings o Access to recordings
Limited to administrator Minimum of twelve to twenty-four hour battery backup source Redundancy to protect against single point of failure
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