Fly_Away_Kits_Brand_Name_or_Equal_Salient_Characteristics.pdf.xlsx
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| Own Force Monitoring Hardware | |||
| Item | Unit Price | Qty | Cost |
| Real-time RF spectrum monitoring ship protection system (prototype) with RSA-500P spectrum analyzer, Windows 10 Pro-based processing unit, SpectrumVu analysis software, monitor, connectors, cables, and other required accessories | $90,000.00 | 2 | $180,000.00 |
| Omni-direction high-power antenna | $10,000.00 | 2 | $20,000.00 |
| Portable RF direction finding system (7.5 GHz receiver, antenna, battery & Carrying case) | $30,000.00 | 1 | $30,000.00 |
| Total Hardware Cost | $230,000.00 | ||
| Own Force Monitoring Installation & Training | |||
| Item | Unit Price | Qty | Cost |
| On-site Training and Installation Support (3 days Installation/2 days training for 1 site) | $10,000.00 | 2 | $20,000.00 |
| Total Installation & Training Cost | $20,000.00 |
| Total Own Force Monitoring Cost | $250,000.00 |
| Rates obtained via GSA Advantage market research and skillset search |
salient characteristics
| Part | Description | Salient Characteristics |
| BGAN 710 | Transceiver & Antenna | Physical Characteristics: Dimensions Total H / W / D: 332 / 279 / 54 mm (13.07/ 10.98 / 2.13 inches); Total weight: 3.5 kg / 7.7 lbs (incl. battery)Antenna: 1.9 kg / 4.2 lbs Transceiver (incl. battery): 1.6 kg / 3.5 lbs AC/DC power supply Input: 100-240VAC, 47-63Hz, 65W |
Output:19VDC Connector type: 2.5 / 5.5 mm power jack Battery: Lithium ion, rechargeable Transmit time, max.: 2h30m @ 144 kbps (25°C / 77°F) 1h30m @ 650 kbps Receive time, max.: 3h30m @ 492 kbps Interfaces: 1 x Analogue RJ-11 phone/fax interfaces 2 x LAN (RJ-45) interface Power over Ethernet: PoE Cl. 2 on one RJ-45 interface Max. cable length: 100m / 328ft (Cat5 UTP) 1 x USB host interface
2.0 (host), Charging up to 2A 1 x ISDN interface Connector type: RJ-45 Max. units per port: 8, max. total power supplied 1W 1 x Transceiver / Antenna interface Connector type: TNC-TNC Max. cable loss: 1.4 / 20dB @ 1.5GHz 1 x BGAN SIM-Card slots WLAN Access Point Standard: IEEE 802.11 b/g
| Klas Voyager ECK | The Klas Telecom VoyagerECK provides VoSIP and multi-enclave data capability in a discreet, laptop-sized package. This kit allows the user to deploy with or without the crypto allowing it to be used as a Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) package. The kit is JITC and DISA-approved an operates on the DISA DECTK-GW. The kit employs a Voyager Ignition Key (VIK) which is a removable storage option allowing a module to be reconfigured with the exchange of VIK keys, eliminating the need for incidental operators to console into the device in the field |
| Simplifies deployment of system configurations | |
| Persona portability | |
| Lowers risk of reconfiguring systems in the field | |
| Simplifies sparing and non-simultaneous access to multiple enclaves with minimal equipment footprint | |
| Optionally, VIK may be encrypted using 256 bit AES algorithms for enhanced data at rest security |
| Part | Description | Salient Characteristics |
| Klas Voyager 2 | The Klas Telecom Voyager2 provides 25watts of power allowing 2 modules or 4 m-series modules to be incorporated in a deployment. By using the VoyagerESR the end user incorporates an integrated routing and switching module providing | |
| Cisco 5915 ESR with 2 routed ports | ||
| 12 switched ports (4 with PoE) | ||
| Cellular/Wi-Fi/Harris radio tethering | ||
| Optional 3G/LTE cellular core network | ||
| Optional removable storage (VIK) | ||
| 2 FXS ports | ||
| ISDN, synchronous/asynchronous serial support | ||
| Integrated UPS/2+ hour battery backup, DC out for a range of HAIPE devices (with Voyager 1 battery) | ||
| The battery-backed NTP server accessible to Cisco 5915 ESR | ||
| Environmentally sealed, fanless design | ||
| Tampa Microwave 1.3m Sat Terminal | Tampa Microwave’s 1.3 Meter Fly-Away terminal utilizes the electronic modules that are common to the family of manpack terminals (Receiver / Transmitter, Modem and Power Supply Modules). All SATCOM frequency bands are supported (X, Ku, and Ka-bands). An entire 1.3m single-band terminal can be transported in one or two transit cases that are FAA compliant. | |
| FAA Compliant (Under 70lbs) airline checkable. | ||
| Modular in design, easily swap out modems and frequency bands | ||
| No tools required | ||
| Manual-Assist pointing- Points like a BGAN and without the need for motors or any specialized equipment. Each modem houses software & hardware that tells you where the satellite is located (Azimuth/Elevation) and it tells you where the terminal is pointed (Azimuth/Elevation). By simply making the two sets of numbers match allows you to lock on the satellite. | ||
| Lightest tactical 1.3m terminal in the market | ||
| Power supply can take in Solar input and provides battery charging capabilities and UPS functionality for uninterruptable, clean/conditioned power. |
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