Attachment_1_Biomechanical_Analysis_Product_Description.pdf

Product Description Naval Special Warfare Command

Biomechanical Analysis Product Description/Salient Characteristics

1.0 Objective: To establish a five (5) year, Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) type contract for the procurement of Biomechanical Analysis Systems and Software (TRX MAPS or equal) to be used in support of the Naval Special Warfare Command Human Performance Program, enhancing and maintaining operational performance and longevity of the SOF force.

2.0 Description of Requirement: Automated 3-dimensional biomechanical movement assessment system and software for the efficient and accurate assessment of an operator’s movement pattern.

This equipment will be used to implement standardized biomechanical movement analysis of operators and will provide ongoing automated monitoring.

2.1 System Components

2.1.1 Motion capture camera, video display, and integrated printer as to provide the computer vision, measurement, calculation and presentation functions to provide feedback to users.

2.1.2 USB extender.

2.1.3 An additional or adjunct PC is not required to operate the system.

2.2 Salient Characteristics

2.2.1 Allows for frequent use by operators

2.2.2 User-friendly: User will only have to step into viewing range of system for it to start assessment (no sensor attachments on operator required/desired). Unit needs to be automated in that an operator can begin assessment without specific technical knowledge of the unit.

2.2.3 USB only (no internet/ WIFI or Bluetooth); All internet and WIFI connectivity software in the system is disabled. The “No Internet” warning symbol is removed from the system. No emails are sent or received by the system. User data is only transmitted to another device by USB drive only, no QR code card usage.

2.2.4 Rapid biomechanical analysis, 3D movement analysis to quickly identify biomechanical deficiencies. Specifically target overhead squat movement of operator.

2.2.5 Small footprint (should fit in a 3ft x 3ft area), to be deployable without major installation/ set-up, utilizing current customer facility/space, and be mobile when required.

2.2.6 Kiosk housing to secure equipment, but allows changes to display the customer’s design.

2.3 Output Data

2.3.1 Composite scores indicate overall biomechanical health and readiness by evaluating multiple joints simultaneously in a functional movement pattern, rather than joint-by-joint.

Composite scores are required for quick and actionable assessment of global movement patterns for the individual operator. Output captures accurate data providing a summary of movement competencies and limitations. Output shall provide a breakdown of each joint angle and a bilateral comparison to all the operator to record and document individual movement patterns and historical data in case of injury and/or trauma.

2.3.2 Results/Data exportable to vendor-provided, compatible USB drive. When a file already exists on the USB drive, the data will be added to it. When the USB media is removed, the system reverts to normal operation. Data shall not be able to be deleted by the operator, rather shall require ADMIN privileges to delete records that were incomplete or performed incorrectly.

2.3.3 Results captured on video display via CSV format or comparable. The system shall be capable of providing the data points listed within (Attachment 3_Data Output Requested) at a minimum. The screening data remains stored on the system for future reference. A single file will be output with the requested data as per the attached example (see Attachment 3).

2.3.4 Allows Trainer to use the exported files by connecting USB media to a separately managed workstation PC by manually copying them for additional data analysis.

2.3.5 Software allowing data entry field for the UNIT name, the system will also present a data entry field for the combined “LASTNAME, FIRSTNAME”. Pre-populated with names for the UNIT pulldown list, if needed and on request. Otherwise hardware/software must allow unit names be added via the on-screen keyboard. All data of an individual should be viewable from the kiosk. Previous assessment should be populated next to the most recent scan.

2.4 Software Maintenance/Support

2.4.1 Software updates via USB; Software update should be made available to the Government within 30 days of new version release.

2.4.2 Government provided custom logo on welcome screen/ screen saver (to be provided if required). When not in use, the system displays the screen saver, but this page will be simplified and branded with the NSW Group Logo instead of the vendor logo, as also on all other pages as well.

2.4.3 System support is to be provided only via phone, not electronically.

2.4.4 Capability to add or remove exercises from the system.

2.5 System Modifications

2.5.1 System modifications, upgrades, and/or enhancements, may be negotiated throughout contract performance in accordance with Attachment 2_Exhibit Line Item (ELIN) Pricing Spreadsheet. Specific types/quantities to be ordered will be identified at the Delivery Order level.

3.0 Delivery Information

3.1 Required Delivery Date: 30 Days after receipt of order (CONUS), 120 Days after receipt of order (OCONUS), unless otherwise specified and negotiated at the Delivery Order level.

3.2 Delivery Address: To be specified at the Delivery Order level.

3.3 Request that vendor coordinate delivery prior to delivery.

4.0 Quality Assurance

4.1 The Government reserves the right to perform inspections and surveillance to evaluate the Contractor’s compliance to the contract terms to include proper delivery of quantity and type of goods. The Government will make every effort to ensure that the surveillance methods used are conducted in an objective, fair, and consistent manner.