Attachment_01_Performance_Specification_170201.pdf

01 February 2017

Performance Specification - Quadcopters page 1

Performance Specification Quadcopter

1. Scope - This document defines the required performance of the quadcopter for use by United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM).

2. Requirements

2.1. General - USSOCOM has a requirement for quadcopter to provide surveillance.

2.2. Performance - The primary performance requirement of the quadcopters are

• Video/Datalink Range of at least 600 m

• Endurance of at least 20 minutes with payload

• The ability to autonomously execute pre-planned routes in 3-D space

• An electro-optical camera with recording of full motion video

• The ability to view full motion video in near real time, from a ground station and/or controller, and also record video

• Operate at an altitude range from 0-3000 m mean sea-level

• Operate at temperatures from 0 degrees Celsius to 38 degrees Celsius

• All but one of the lights blacked out

2.3 Deliverables

• Deliverables include 100 quadcopters with an option to purchase 300 additional quadcopters

• The contractor shall deliver the packaged quadcopters to:

5749 Briar Hill Rd

Bldg. # 102

Shipping DoDAAC: H92323

ATTN: Stacy Vega/ 859-566-5077

Lexington, KY 40516

• All systems shall be palletized with a detailed inventory clearly visible on all sides of the package.

• The contractor must be able to deliver 100% of the systems 45 days after contract award

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Performance Specification - Quadcopters page 2

• The quadcopter must be packaged in a box individually with all the required components and contractor recommended spare kit to operate

• Charging adaptors

2.4 Maintainability - The quadcopters should be maintainable by SOCOM users. Contractor will provide or specify recommended tools that will be needed to maintain the system

2.5 Packaging - Reusable packaging shall be designed in accordance with best commercial practices. Packaging will ensure adequate asset protection and security during loading, transportation, unloading and storage prior to asset use.