MUAS for HC RFP Attachment J-7 Contractor CNI Capabilities.pdf
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- Group II and Group III Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) – USCG Host Cutters Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 70Z02324R93130001
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This document outlines requirements for unmanned aircraft systems to be provided under a federal contract solicitation. The solicitation seeks Group II and Group III UAS to operate from US Coast Guard host cutters. The UAS must be an unclassified system and maintenance performed at the unclassified level. The contractor must demonstrate their UAS design meets MIL-STD-464C EMC requirements for shipboard environments. Communications capabilities including datalinks, spectrum use, encryption, FMV, C2, and compatibility with remote video terminals are required. The navigation system must include anti-spoofing GPS and encryption. The identification system needs transponder certification. The solicitation was released by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard as solicitation number 70Z02324R93130001.
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Attachment J-7 Contractor Sensor, Communication, Navigation, and Identification Systems (CNI)
Capabilities
The UAS must be an unclassified system. UAS servicing and maintenance must be performed at the unclassified level.
Attribute Capability
Communications
(Datalinks / Operation)
[KSA]
Range
Azimuth
Communications
(Spectrum)
Frequency
Filter
Communications
(Encryption)
Digital Data Link
Full Motion Video
(FMV)
Command and
Control (C2)
Control
Communications (Remote
Video Terminals (RVT))
Range
Compatibility
Navigation (Global
Positioning System (GPS))
Anti-Spoofing
P (Y) Codes
Encryption
Identification
(Transponder/Identification)
Type
Certification
The contractor must demonstrate their UAS design practices have resulted in both intra-system and inter-system Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) pertinent to MIL-STD-464C requirements for a ship based Electromagnetic Environment (EME):
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