QnAs 2-12-26.xlsx
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- FA7022-26-RFI-STATS
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This file is a Questions and Answers document from a federal contract opportunity. The excerpt captures a contractor inquiry regarding data specifications for the Sample Tasking and Tracking System (STATS) solicitation (FA7022-26-RFI-STATS), a pre-solicitation Request for Information issued by the Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC) under Air Combat Command. The contractor sought clarification on expected data volume, velocity, and types that the system would need to process over time, providing examples such as 10 gigabytes of telematics data per week and 14 petabytes of audio/video data per month. The document indicates that the government response to this technical question was not fully captured in the provided excerpt, limiting visibility into the specific data handling requirements and parameters that AFTAC clarified for potential system developers.
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Sheet1 Questionnaire to Client
| Related Task Area | Questions | Government Response |
| 2.0 & 2.1 | Could the Government clarify the expected volume, velocity, and types of data over time? For example, would we expect 10 gigabytes (volume) of telematics (type) data per week and 14 petabytes (Volume) of audio/video (type) data per month? | We are looking at <=1 Gb of data per week. Data currently shows up as formatted text, though the file type may migrate to XML or JSON. The data are mostly nuclear measurement data files for either sensors or from partner laboratories. We do not receive any streaming data. STATS will likely also need to handle .docx and .pdf files for task planning and reports. |
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