N6134018R0056_Appendix_C-2_LCS_Training_Facility_Mayport,_FL_ver1_17_May_18.pdf

SURFACE COMS ADDENDUM A N61340-18-R-0056

PWS # 66410-A-0448 17 May 2018

APPENDIX C-2

LTF, MAYPORT, FL

APPENDIX C-2 – LCS TRAINING FACILITY (LTF) MAYPORT, FL PART 1

PART 1: TRAINING SYSTEMS OR EQUIPMENT INFORMATION

1.0 Current and Future Training Systems or Equipment

ATCH TS/E QTY

(1) LCS 1 Integrated Tactical Trainer (ITT) 3

(2) LCS 1 Bridge Part Task Trainer (BPTT) 2

(3) Virtual Ship Training System (VSTS) 1

(4) LCS 1 Mission Bay Trainer (MBT) 1

(5) Electronic Surveillance Measures (ESM) Part Task Trainer (PTT) 1

(6) Mission Package Training System (MPTS) 2

PART 2: SITE OPERATIONS AND MATERIAL SUPPORT PACKAGE (MSP)

INFORMATION

2.0 Training System & Equipment (TS/E) Normal Operating Hours and Scheduling Requirements

2.1 Each attachment provides description, location, subsystems/assemblies not subject to supply support, major hardware list, and the Partial Mission Capability Matrix (PMCM, if used) for each of the following training systems or equipment. The normal operating hours of the TS/E are:

Table 1 Mayport Training System & Equipment Normal Operating Hours

WEEKDAYS SATURDAY SUNDAY

FISCAL YEAR TS/E OHPD FROM TO FROM TO FROM TO

19/20/21/22/23 P-423 Trainers* 17.5 0730 0100 NA NA NA NA

19/20/21/22/23 Bldg 1388 Trainers 17.5 0730 0100 NA NA NA NA

20/21/22/23 P-427 Trainers* 17.5 0730 0100 NA NA NA NA

*OHPDs are notional and will be defined once construction concludes in the new facility

2.1.1 The training system Operating Window may be shifted forward or backward by as much as four hours from the hours listed above by giving 24-hours advance written notice.

2.1.2 The hours outside of the Operating Window are available for maintenance activities.

2.1.3 Unscheduled use times within the Operating Window may be used for maintenance activities if approved by the COR.

2.1.4 COMS support may be required on weekends to support training scenarios, tour activities, trainer upgrades, and deliveries. Premium Time will apply for these instances.

3.0 Materiel Support Package (MSP)

3.1 Description

The Material Support Package is composed of supporting assets provided by the Government for each training system and equipment. The MSP consists of Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Government Furnished

Facilities (GFF).

3.2 Government Furnished Property (GFP)

3.2.1 Government Furnished Property (GFP) consists of training system and equipment unique tools and test equipment, unique spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, consumables, and software media.

Inventory listings of these items are available at each training system and equipment location.

3.2.2 These inventory lists are intended to identify the items of GFP expected to be placed in the custody of the

Contractor for the term of the contract in support of the performance of its contractual responsibilities. The lists are materially accurate, though some items of necessity will change prior to turning over said assets to the Contractor.

3.2.3 Specific inventories of all GFP, physically verified by the Government and Contractor, shall be formally turned over to the Contractor on or about the CSD for a given training system and equipment, for which the

Contractor shall sign for and accept their custody. These inventories shall reflect both the existence and condition of these assets, and shall become the baseline inventory and the standard against which the Contractor is measured when the GFP is returned to the Government (see Addendum A, SOW paragraph 4.19.1, Inventory Records.)

3.3 Government Furnished Facilities (GFF)

3.3.1 Government Furnished Facilities consist of office, maintenance, and storage space.

3.3.2 Tables 2, 3, and 4 below provide the list of GFF intended to be placed in the custody of the contractor.

Custodial requirements shall be accomplished IAW applicable paragraphs in PWS and Supplemental Addendum

AC:

Table 22 Spaces to be Maintained in MYPT LTF, Buildings 1388 and 351

Space Room Numbers Potential Square Footage

Virtual Reality Lab (Temp) 151 1152

LCS 1 Bridge PTT 114 1152

Scenario Development Station

MBT LHRS Temp Sim 013 652

LCS 1 ITT1B

COMS Office

COMS Storage

Table 33 Spaces to be Maintained in MYPT LTF, Building P-423

Mechanical Room

Virtual Reality Labs

VSTS Server Room

MPTS

COMS Office

COMS Storage

ESM PTT

LCS 1 Bridge PTT

MBT LHRS SIM

MBT Mission Bay

MBT Haptic Stations

Brief/Debrief Rooms

Table 44 Spaces to be Maintained in MYPT LTF, Building P-427

Mechanical Room

Virtual Reality Labs

COMS Office

COMS Storage

LCS 1 ITT

LCS 1 ITT

4.0 Major Hardware

Each attachment in this Appendix has an associated major hardware list inventory. This inventory may change as changes are made to the associated equipment. It should be noted that the current lists provided in these attachments may not be entirely accurate.

5.0 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Support

5.1 The contractor shall establish OEM sub-contracting agreements (as approved by the COR) for technical support related to trainer software and hardware. OEM support agreements may be required for the following devices:

a. LCS1 ITT - Lockheed Martin MS2

b. Common Mission Package Trainer - Advanced Acoustics Concepts

c. Mission Package Training System - Northrop Grumman

d. Mission Bay Trainer - Cubic Simulation Systems, Inc.

e. VSTS – Triton Joint Venture

f. IVSE Courseware – Cubic Simulation Systems, Inc.

g. VShip/BPTT – CSRA

h. Additional subcontracting agreements may be required as additional devices are added to the contract and will be considered as an OAWR.

5.2 Support Levels

5.2.1 Level I Support

Level I support consists of remote telephone and email support to provide fault analysis and repair support of an

LCS training device.

5.2.2 Level II Support

Level II support consists of local on-site support by technicians at the training site to provide fault analysis and repair support of an LCS training device. Level II support of the IVSE Courseware consists of local on-site support to assist in making the necessary adjustments and preparations to the training system when starting up a newly delivered training course.

5.2.3 Level III Support

Level III support consists of a non-local contractor representative traveling to the training site to provide fault analysis and repair support of an LCS training device. Level III support of the IVSE Courseware consists of a non-local contractor representative traveling to the training site to provide technical support during the initial runs of a newly delivered training course.

5.3 Estimated Support Hours

Note 1: IVSE Courseware OEM reachback to Cubic to begin no earlier than 01 June 2018.

Note 2: Estimated hours are reflective of the Government’s anticipation of two course deliveries per option year at each site.

LTF Mayport OEM Reachback Support Hours per Year

Trainer - OEM Level I Level II Level III Total Hrs

a. LCS1 ITT - Lockheed Martin 0 0 0 0

IVSE Courseware Support Hours per Year

Level I Level II Level III Total Hrs

Courseware - Cubic Simulation Systems, Inc. 192 96 40 328

ATTACHMENT 1

LCS 1 BRIDGE PART TASK TRAINER

1B16 S/N 3

ATTACHMENT 3: LCS 1 BRIDGE PART TASK TRAINER

1.0 Description

The Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Training Facility (LTF) contains one 1B16 LCS 1Bridge Part Task Trainer (BPTT) and associated instructor station to support LCS Officer of the Deck (OOD) and Junior Officer of the Deck (JOOD) navigation, seamanship and ship handling training, qualification, and certification requirements. The BPTT is used individually or networked to provide individual or team operator proficiency training that closely approximates conditions aboard ship during actual navigation and ship handling situations. The LCS bridge simulator consists of a bridge console that replicates shipboard console functionality, a main display video wall consisting of fourteen

(14) 55-inch displays, a Readiness Control Officer (RCO) training station, and an integrated instructor station.

The LTF will also have a standalone Scenario Development Station (SDS) that will provide the site with the capability to build, test, and save VirtualShip® scenarios that can be shared across all VirtualShip-compatible training devices. The SDS is a single PC-based workstation with three widescreen monitors and runs the same software as the BPTT.

2.0 Location

BUILDING TRAINER ROOM

1388 BPTT 114

TBD SDS TBD

3.0 Government Furnished Property (GFP)

3.1.1 GFP consists of training system and any applicable equipment unique tools and test equipment, unique spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, consumables, and software media. Inventory listings of these items are available at each training system and equipment location.

3.1.1.1 Computing hardware will be covered by a minimum of one (1) year manufacturer’s warranty (effective from date of procurement). The contractor shall execute hardware replacement per warranty procedures.

3.1.2 These inventory lists are intended to identify the items of GFP expected to be placed in the custody of the contractor for the term of the contract in support of the performance of its contractual responsibilities. The lists are materially accurate, though some items of necessity will change prior to turning over said assets to the contractor.

3.1.3 Specific inventories of all GFP, physically verified by the Government and contractor, shall be formally turned over to the contractor on or about the CSD for a given training system and equipment, for which the contractor shall sign for and accept their custody. These inventories shall reflect both the existence and condition of these assets, and shall become the baseline inventory and the standard against which the contractor is measured when the GFP is returned to the Government.

4.0 Normal Operating Hours and Scheduling Requirements

See Addendum C, Part II, paragraph 2.1.

5.0 Major Hardware List

Logitech 5.1 Speaker System 1 EA

Virtual Binocular SV 1 EA

Virtual Binocular SV Video Control Unit 1 EA

USB adapter; InterSense IC4 1 EA

InterSense InertiaCube 2+ - IC4+ 1 EA

BCG VOIP Intercom Box 2 EA

BCG SEA157S VOIP VHF Radio Simulator 2 EA

PTT Microphone 4 EA

EIA RS-310C 19" Rackmount Standard 7 EA

Dell Precision R7910 Rack Workstation 1 EA

Dell Precision R7910 Rack Workstation 13 EA

Dell Precision T7910 Tower Work Station 2 EA

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 28 EA

PCS-300 RADAR Scan Converter Board 1 EA

Dell 17 inch display 3 EA

Dell 19 inch display 7 EA

Dell 24 inch display 3 EA

Open frame, Wide 12.1" LCD monitor, 1280 x 800, 350 nits,Wide viewing, 178/178 VGA

Input, 5 Wire Resistive Touch

2 EA

Open frame, 19" LCD monitor, 1280 x 1024, 300 nits VGA + DVI Input LED, Backlight, Wide

Viewing 178 -178 Degree

5 EA

Open frame, Wide 12.1" LCD monitor, 1280 x 800, 350 nits,Wide viewing, 178/178 VGA Input 1 EA

Full HD 3D Projector 1 EA

Radar Simulation Assembly 1 EA

Clarity Matrix Quad Controller 4 EA

Clarity Matrix Power Supply 4 EA

Clarity Matrix MX55HD 14 EA

Cisco Catalyst 3750-X 24 Port 2 EA

DVI-D/USB Dongle for Cat 6 KVM Models 14 EA

24-Port Cat6 Feed-through Patch Panel 4 EA

Line powered HDMI digital video extender over a single cable 7 EA

Joystick - SJT-02 1 EA

ER1-17 - 1U 17" Rackmount LCD, Keyboard, with 16-Port Cat-6 KVM; 2-User (1 Active) [1 x

Local, 1 x Remote]

2 EA

Gefen USB 2.0 Extender 6 EA

Gefen 1:2 VGA Hub 1 EA

DVI-D CAT5e/6 MiniExtender 8 EA

G500S Laser Gaming Mouse 3 EA

Logitech Illuminated Keyboard K740 3 EA

Backlit keyboard with 50mm trackball 2 EA

DisplayPort to VGA Video Adapter Converter 3 EA

StarTech DVI to VGA Cable Adapter, M/F (DVIVGAMF) 1 EA

Tripplite USB 2.0 Over Cat5 Extender 6 EA

Display Port to DVI Adapter Cable 6 EA

High Quality 2pcs VGA 15 pin Video Extender Male to CAT5/6 RJ45 Cable Adapter 10 EA

LCS-1 Bullnose Assembly 1 EA

Indicator Panel 1 EA

Control Select Panel 2 EA

Lever Panel 4 EA

Tiller Joystick 2 EA

A/D I/O Module 2 EA

Digital I/O Module 1 EA

Electromechanical Relay Module 2 EA

Back-Up Control Panel 1 EA

Dell AX510 Sound Bar - speakers - for PC - 313-6412 1 EA

6.0 Major Software List

VirtualShip® Release Version 9.1

RCO Release Version 5.5.1

Windows XP SP 32-bit Professional

Windows® 10 Professional Operating System 64-bit DVD-ROM

Window Offline Updater Patch Disk

Ghost Boot CD

LCS BT Cold Start Software CD

Supermicro X9SAE Drivers

R7910 Drivers

Information Assurance Modifications

Enhanced Migration Experience Toolkit

VMS 8.3

PCBME

Navigation Charts

Symantec Ghost

MacAfee Antivirus

UltraVNC

Adobe Reader

SNARE for Windows

Net Support School

7.0 Notional Preventative Maintenance Schedule

For more detailed information concerning Maintenance Procedures for the Trainer Systems reference the respective

System Interface Manual (SIM) Section V Maintenance (Scheduled Maintenance).

Table 5: Scheduled Maintenance

LEGEND: (D) DAILY (W) WEEKLY (M) MONTHLY (Q)QUARTERLY

INTERVAL

ACTION TIME

D W M Q

X Daily Preoperational Visual Inspection 0:25

X Daily Operational Readiness Test 0:45

X Clean/Inspect – Smart Board 0:05

X Clean – nVis or SV 0.25

X Clean – Bridge Chairs 0:25

X Clean/Inspect – Visual Displays 0:30

X Clean/Inspect – All Quiet Key USB Keyboards 0:15

X Clean/Inspect – Console Station Keyboards 0:25

X Clean/Inspect – All Mice and Trackballs 0:15

X Clean/Inspect – All LCD Monitors 0:45

X Clean/Inspect – All joysticks 0:15

X Clean/Inspect – Display Screen 0:20

X Clean/Inspect the projector lens and cabineT 0:15

X Clean/Inspect – Computer Exteriors 0:15

X Clean/Inspect – Bridge Console 0:25

X Run the DORT procedure 0:25

Consumable materials and tools required to support these checks are listed in Table 2.

Table 21: Consumable Materials and Tools Required

Item Qty Manufacturer NSN

Microfiber Screen Shammy 15 Falcon Professional Grade

Professional Lens Cleaning Cloth 100 Falcon Professional Grade

Soft Lint free cloth 100 Rubbermaid – Microfiber Glass/Mirror Cloth RCP Q630 BLU

Mild Detergent 5 Clorox - Greenworks 291813

Cotton Swab 1000 Unilever (Q-tips) Professional Grade

Lens Cleaning Paper 100 Camera Lens Cleaning Paper Professional Grade

Isopropyl Alcohol 2 gal Any Professional Grade

Distilled Water 2 gal Any Professional Grade

Figure 1: LCS 1 BPTT Layout at Bldg 1388 Room 114

23'-8"

Instructor Operator Station

Readiness Control Officer

LCS1 Bridge Trainer

2'-6"

Figure 2: Scenario Development Station Concept

ATTACHMENT 2

LCS 1 MISSION BAY TRAINER (MBT)

20B10, 20B12, 20B21

ATTACHMENT 4: LCS 1 MISSION BAY TRAINER (MBT)

The LCS 1 MBT is to be located at the Naval Station Mayport LCS Training Facility (LTF). The primary use of this trainer will be to support the Train-to-Qualify (T2Q) and Train-to-Certify (T2C) concept. The LCS 1 MBT will train, qualify, and certify LCS 1 seaframe and mission module detachment crewmembers in mission bay operations.

The LCS 1 MBT will consist of operational equipment training devices, haptic training devices, ordnance magazine training devices, mission module training devices, simulators, and special purpose items. Figure 1 provides a breakdown of the MBT trainers and associated equipment. Not pictured in Figure 1 is the reduced-capability, temporary Launch, Handling, and Recovery System (LHRS) crane simulator that will be delivered 18-24 months ahead of the full MBT. This temporary simulator will be used for crew familiarization and practice. It is anticipated the temporary LHRS will be disassembled and used as spares once the full LHRS is delivered with the MBT.

Figure 1 MBT Breakdown

WMZ-R2 Watertight

Door Trainer

20B10E

LCS 1 Variant

20B10

LHRS Trainer

20B10A

Stern Ramp Trainer

20B10B

Stern Door Trainer

20B10C

Platform Lift Trainer

20B10D

Mission Modules Trainer

20B21

11m RHIB Mass

Model

LCS Mine Counter

Measure (MCM)

Mission Package

RMMV Mass

Model

AQS-20A Mass

Model

Tow Winch Trainer

20B10F

LCS 2 Variant

20B11

TBEC Trainer

20B11A

Stern Door Trainer

20B11B

Mobicon Area

Driving Trainer

20B11C

LCS Surface

Warfare (SUW)

Mission Pacakge

ALMDS Mass

Model

AMNS Mass Model

COBRA Mass

Model

* represents the actual training components

Haptic Stations

20B##

Student Stations

20B##A

LCS 1 LHRS

20B##B

LCS 3 LHRS

20B##C

LCS 5 LHRS

20B##D

Platform Lift Ramp

20B##AACMU (Primary)

20B##M

CMU (Secondary)

20B##N

Platform Lift (Jib

Crane)

20B##P

Platform Lift

(Winch)

20B##Q

Ordnance Magazine

Hoist

20B##R

LCS 2 TBEC

20B##S

LCS 4 TBEC

20B##T

Side Load Door

20B##UStern Door (Manual)

20B##F

Watertight Door

(Auto)

20B##G

Watertight Door

(Manual)

20B##H

Stern Ramp (Auto)

20B##J

Stern Ramp

(Manual)

20B##K

Tow Winch

20B##L

Stern Door (Auto)

20B##E

Ship Cameras

System

Voice

Communication

Systems

Ordnance Magazine

Hoist

20B##AB

LCS 1 Variant Ordnance

Magazine Trainer

20B##

LCS 2 Variant Ordnance

Magazine Trainer

20B##

Mk50 Ammunition Loader Part

Task Trainer

20B##

LCS 1 Variant Launch, Handling & Recovery System

(LHRS) Crane Simulator

20B##

LCS 2 Variant Mobicon

Simulator

20B##

LCS 2 Variant Twin Boom

Extensible Crane (TBEC)

Simulator

20B##

Briefing & Debriefing System

20B##

Safety, Observation, and

Control System

20B##

Stern Door

20B##V

Mobicon Straddle

Carrier (Main)

20B##W

Mobicon Straddle

Carrier (Arm)

20B##X

Platform Lift

(Hangar Bay)

20B##Y

Platform Lift

(Mission Bay)

20B##Z

TRAINER BUILDING ROOM

Temporary LHRS 351 013

MBT P-423 Various (TBD)

3.0 Normal Operating Hours and Scheduling Requirements

See Addendum B, Part II paragraph 2.1 for normal operating hours and schedule requirements expected for the full

MBT. The temporary LHRS is projected to be utilized four hours per day, on average, primarily as “stick time” for familiarization and practice by LCS crew members. There is currently no formal training course developed for the temporary LHRS crane simulator.

4.0 MBT Individual Training System Requirements

4.1 Temporary Launch, Handling, and Recovery System (LHRS) Crane Simulator (Device #20B12A)

The temporary LHRS crane simulator will be a scaled-down version of the full LHRS crane simulator. The temporary LHRS will consist of two trainee stations (operator/POIC and spotter stations) and the Instructor Operator

Station (IOS). Table 1 below lists the different stations and their respective functions. Simulated evolutions will include preparation, launch, handling, recovery, and securing of mission module equipment and associated mission package vehicles during both day and night evolutions in the mission bay area, the area of water outside of the stern door (vehicle launch and recovery), and on the side load door platform. Figure 2 shows the layout of the temporary

LHRS crane simulator in building 351. The tracking system and curtains separating the stations will be mounted to unistruts on the ceiling. The IOS desk will be positioned as shown in Figure 2. The visual display system will have the projectors set on the floor in front of the display wall and the visual displays will be mounted to the wall.

Figure 2 Temporary LHRS Crane Simulator Room Layout

Table 1 Stations and Functions

Station Function

Instructor Operator Station

(IOS)

Provides a centralized access point to configure and operate the LHRS Simulator.

Includes the following control states: Run, Freeze, Playback, Reset, and Stop.

Includes the following operating modes: Power-Up Mode, Initialization Mode, Configuration Mode, Stand-Alone Mode and Maintenance Mode.

Operator/POIC

These two functions have been consolidated.

Trains students to control the crane in movement and situational awareness of major components while coordinating efforts with other stations/students. Serves as the Host Computer for the exercises.

Spotter Trains students to coordinate efforts with other stations/students. Body position and arm tracking allows students to give hand signals to the Operator.

4.1.1 Operator/POIC and Spotter Station Components and Functions

The operator/POIC and spotter stations each consist of a visual display, headset, viewpoint control device, and motion tracking system. Table 2 lists the different components and their respective functions.

Table 2 Operator/POIC and Spotter Station Components and Functions

Components Functions

Visual Display Flat projector screen.

Headset Connects through USB to the USB-to-Ethernet converter located in the work apron (worn on the waist of the student). Has a microphone on an adjustable boom and can be raised or lowered to automatically mute and un-mute the microphone. The mute mode is indicated by an illuminated red light at the end of the microphone boom. There is an auxiliary mute button and a volume roll button.

Viewpoint Control Nintendo Wii Nunchuck stored in the work apron. Thumb stick drives the viewpoint movement. Two trigger switches engage viewpoint pitch, yaw, roll, and function lock.

Body Positioning Motion

Tracking Sensors/Tracking

Ball Assembly

Four tracking cameras (per station) mounted to the unistruts installed in the ceiling at the four corners of each station. The cameras track the position and speed of the tracking ball assembly (worn on the head of the student) in the camera field of view.

4.1.2 IOS Components and Functions

The IOS consists of three (3) monitors, a headset, a joystick, and an emergency power off (EPO). Table 3 lists the different components and their respective functions.

Table 3 IOS Components and Functions

Station Function

Monitors Monitor 1: Runtime controls for the instructor and virtual control views

Monitor 2: Situational Awareness Display (SAD)

Monitor 3: IOS Stealth View

Joystick Provides control over a chosen viewpoint while allowing the instructor to manipulate multiple computers.

Headset Has a microphone on an adjustable boom and can be raised or lowered to automatically mute and un-mute the microphone. The mute mode is indicated by an illuminated red light at the end of the microphone boom. There is an auxiliary mute button and the volume roll button.

Emergency Power Off (EPO) Used to power down the entire Simulator (including all lighting) within 10-15 seconds. Lighting will return once the automatically-triggered auxiliary battery circuit activates.

4.1.3 Additional Simulator Components

In addition to the trainee stations and the IOS, the temporary LHRS crane simulator will also have a host computational system and power rack. Table 4 lists these components and their respective functions.

Table 4 Additional Simulator Components

Components Functions

Host Computational System The computer rack consists of four individual rack mounted computers, Ethernet switches, temperature sensors, converters, modules and cabling. Provides information and signal processing to produce the virtual training environment, including operator queues, displays, instruments, indicators, and controls.

Reference Training System Support Document (TSSD) for description of individual rack components and purposes.

Power Rack Controls, modulates, and distributes power within the simulator room. Reference

TSSD for description of individual rack components and purposes.

4.1.4 LCS 3 Pendant Control

The pendant control assembly is what an LHRS crane operator uses to control the LCS 3 hull, LCS 5 hull, and future

LCS Independence-variant LHRS cranes. The switches, indicators, and pendants/straps/housings on the simulated pendant control device are the same types of parts used on the tactical version. The pendant can be held by hand or via a detachable neck strap, as both are options on the tactical version. The interface cable tethers the pendant control assembly to the LHRS Operator Input/Output (I/O) Assembly, and simulates the shipboard cable connection.

Figure 3 provides an accurate representation of the pendant control assembly components. Table 5 lists the different device controls and indicators and their respective functions.

Figure 3 LCS 3 LHRS Pendant Control Assembly

Table 5 LCS 3 Pendant Control Device Controls and Indicators

Nomenclature Type Function

1 CRANE ON Indicator (green) Illuminates GREEN when the Voltage Alternating Current

(VAC) is available to the Rail/Collector Assemblies, Motor

Controllers, and Pendant through the Main Disconnect

Enclosure Assembly. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

EMERGENCY STOP Non-illuminated, Stationary Contact

Pushbutton with mushroom head

Pressing the pushbutton immediately stops all crane travel or hoisting motion. (Note that it does not remove power from the crane system.)

3 FAULT Indicator (red) Illuminates RED anytime a system fault is registered. The fault must be reset at the bulkhead Programmable Logic Controller

(PLC) Assembly FAULT RESET pushbutton before operation can continue. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

4 TROLLEY LOCKED Indicator (blue) Illuminates BLUE when the Trolley Lock Assembly is locked into the forward and aft Beam Assembly. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

5 RTR LOCKED Indicator (blue) Illuminates BLUE when the actuators on the forward and aft

Beam Assembly are locked into the Removable Beam. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

6 WARNING Indicator (amber) Illuminates AMBER when the operator requests movement or action that is not permissible. Review proper sequence of operation. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

7 LIFT JACK LOCKED

INTO RTR

Indicator (blue) Illuminates BLUE when the Removable Beam Lifting Assembly

Lift Jack is locked into the Removable Beam on the aft end of the forward and aft Beam Assembly. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

8 FWD CRANE

(OFF/LOWER/RAISE)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Controls the movement of the 5th Hoist. When placed in the

LOWER position the 5th Hoist Hook Block can be actuated in the lower direction. When placed in the RAISE position the 5th

Hoist Hook Block can be actuated in the raise direction. When the 5th Hoist is not in use, the switch is placed in the OFF position.

9 LIFT JACK

(OFF/LOWER/RAISE)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Controls actuation direction of the Removable Beam Lifting

Assembly Lift Jack. When placed in the LOWER direction the

Removable Beam Assembly Lifting Jack lowers. When placed in the RAISE position the Removable Beam Lifting Assembly

Lift Jack raises. When not in use the switch is placed in the OFF position.

10 LIFT JACK TO RTR

(LOCK/OFF/UNLOCK)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

When placed in the LOCK position the Removable Beam

Assembly Lift Jack can be actuated to lock into the Removable

Beam on the aft end of the forward and aft Beam Assembly. In the UNLOCK position the Removable Beam Assembly Lift Jack can be actuated to retract from the forward and aft Beam

Assembly. The switch is placed in the OFF position when not in use.

11 Pendant Joystick

(LOWER PORT FWD,

RAISE STBD AFT) and

HOIST FLOAT

BUTTON

Spring Return to

Neutral Center

Joystick and

Momentary

Pushbutton

Provides directional movement of the crane. The farther the joystick is moved from the center position, the faster the movements. Used in conjunction with HOIST CONTROL(s) to

LOWER or RAISE the hoists. Used in conjunction with

ALIGNMENT CONTROL to adjust hoist hook heights or align the Trolley for PORT or STBD movement. When used in conjunction with the MOVEMENT selector switch, PORT/FWD/STBD/AFT trolley movement is accomplished.

Depressing the pushbutton on the top of the joystick places the system in Load FLOAT. This prevents the motor brakes from setting during transition from RAISE to LOWER when deploying special vehicles overboard.

12 MOVEMENT

(OFF/HOIST/TROLLEY/

BEAM)

4-Position Non-illuminated

Rotary Switch

Provides operation movement selection of the crane. This switch allows the operator to move the HOIST(s), TROLLEY, or BEAM when placed in the associated selector location.

Placed in the OFF position when not in use.

13 MOVABLE BEAM

LOCKED

Indicator (blue) Illuminates BLUE when the forward and aft Beam Assembly is locked to the overhead. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

14 LOCKING CONTROL

(LOCK/OFF/UNLOCK)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Allows the user to LOCK or UNLOCK the actuators relating to the Trolley, RTR or Beam when used in conjunction with the

LOCKING SELECTOR switch. The Locking Control Switch is placed in the OFF position when not in use.

15 LOCKING SELECTOR

(TROLLEY/RTR/BEAM)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Enables the operator to perform locking of the TROLLEY, RTR, or BEAM when switch is placed in that position.

16 ALIGNMENT

CONTROL (HOIST

ALIGN/OFF/BEAM

ALIGN)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Allows raise and lower adjustment of the Hoist Hook Blocks when in the HOIST ALIGN position. Adjustment of the crane alignment for port or starboard travel, stow position, or lift jack position can be accomplished when BEAM ALIGN is selected.

The ALIGNMENT CONTROL is placed in the OFF position when not in use.

17 HOIST CONTROL

(PORT/BOTH/STBD)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Allows control of the two port-mounted Trolley Hoists when in

PORT position, two starboard-mounted Trolley Hoists when in

STBD position, or BOTH the two port- and two starboard-mounted Trolley Hoists in unison.

18 HOIST CONTROL

(FWD/BOTH/AFT)

3-Position Toggle

Switch

Allows control of the two forward-mounted Trolley Hoists in

FWD position, two aft Trolley Hoists in AFT position, or BOTH the two forward- and two aft-mounted Trolley Hoists in unison.

19 ALIGNMENT STATUS Indicator (green) Illuminates GREEN with successful alignment in conjunction with the ALIGNMENT CONTROL switch. Indicator includes a press to test function and dimming capability.

20 FLOOD LIGHT

(OFF/ON)

2-Position Toggle

Switch

In the ON position, the Flood Lights located at the aft of the crane illuminate. In the OFF position, the Flood Lights located at the system are turned off.

21 CRANE CONTROLS

(OFF/ON)

2-Position Toggle

Switch

In the ON position, the crane is operational with the Operator

Pendant. In the OFF position, the controls of the Operator

Pendant are not functional.

4.2 Placeholder for Next MBT Training Device

5.0 Government Furnished Property (GFP)

GFP consists of the training system and any applicable equipment unique tools and test equipment, unique spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, consumables, and software media. Inventory listings of these items are available at each training system and equipment location. These inventory lists are intended to identify the items of

GFP expected to be placed in the custody of the contractor for the term of the contract in support of the performance of its contractual responsibilities. The lists are materially accurate, though some items of necessity will change prior to turning over said assets to the contractor. Any applicable warranty information will also be provided.

Specific inventories of all GFP, physically verified by the Government and contractor, shall be formally turned over to the contractor on or about the CSD for a given training system and equipment, for which the contractor shall sign for and accept their custody. These inventories shall reflect both the existence and condition of these assests and shall become the baseline inventory and the standard against which the contractor is measured when the GFP is returned to the Government.

5.1 Trainer Equipment Unique Tools and Test Equipment

Applicable

Trainer

Component Number Object Description Qty

Temporary LHRS CS-200 Calibration Square 1

Temporary LHRS CW-500 Calibration Wand 1

Temporary LHRS RCNIT Tool, Installation, Cage Nut 1

5.2 Warranty Information

5.2.1 Temporary LHRS Crane Simulator Warranty

The computers and 4k projectors will be covered by a two (2) year warranty. All other hardware will be covered by a one (1) year warranty. Warranties to be effective from date of delivery to the Government. The contractor shall execute hardware replacement per warranty procedures.

6.0 Major Hardware List

Component Number Object Description Qty

Temporary LHRS 55335T1 CURTAIN, 10 FT H X 20 FT W, BLK 1

Temporary LHRS HDCQ25 DC EXT CABLE, M/F, 25FT, 2.1MM X 5.5MM 2

Temporary LHRS 26-651-25 CABLE ASSY, VIDEO, DVI-D DUAL LINK M/M, 25 FT 3

Temporary LHRS MBT03E0206-009 Cubic, Inc. CONTROLLER ASSY, LCS3/5, LHRS 1

Temporary LHRS MBT04E0072-049 CABLE ASSY, SYSTEM DC PWR, 5V, 24V 1

Temporary LHRS MBT11M2001-009 PROJECTOR SCREEN ASSY, POIC/SPOTTER 2

Temporary LHRS MBT11M0014-009 VIEWPOINT CONTROL KIT 2

Temporary LHRS MBT11M0020-009 VIEWPOINT CONTROL ADAPTER ASSY 2

Temporary LHRS ADAP-WUSBMOTE ADAPTER, USB TO WIIMOTE 2

Temporary LHRS MBT11M0019-001 BASE, VIEWPOINT CTRL ADAPTER 2

Temporary LHRS MBT11M0021-001 COVER, VIEWPOINT CONTROL ADAPTER 2

Temporary LHRS RVLAFK3 CONTROLLER,NINTENDO WII NUNCHUK,BLACK 2

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0071-009 HEADSET ASSEMBLY 2

Temporary LHRS 981-000116 HEADSET, G35 7.1 SURROUND, VOLUME CONTRO 2

Temporary LHRS MCP1145 MARKER BASE, RIGID MOUNT 2

Temporary LHRS MCP1055 REFLECTIVE MARKER, HARD, 7/16" DIA., 6-3 12

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0118-009 WORK APRON ASSY, POIC EQUIP 2

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0117-009 POUCH, SIX POCKET, MODIFIED 2

Component Number Object Description Qty

Temporary LHRS HD335088 POUCH,6 POCKET, NYLON 2

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0121-001 MODULE, USB, 4 PORT 2

Temporary LHRS USB-NET-4A CONVERTER, 4 PORT ETHERNET-USB HUB 3

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0121-002 POWER SUPPLY, USB, 5V DC 2

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0123-001 PLATE, MOUNTING, APRON 2

Temporary LHRS MBT11E0017-009 LHRS EQUIPMENT PWR/RACK ASSY 1

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0057-009 POWER SUPPLY, DC 2

Temporary LHRS MBT04M0056-001 ENCLOSURE, DC POWER SUPPLY 2

Temporary LHRS 600A-GP-10 TERMINAL BLOCK, DOUBLE ROW, 10 POLE 12-2 2

Temporary LHRS KT20 TAB,TERMINAL,2-SIDE,45 DEG,.187 WIDE 14

Temporary LHRS KT21 TAB,TERMINAL,2-SIDE,90 DEG,.187 WIDE 14

Temporary LHRS KT19 TAB,TERMINAL,2-SIDE,FLAT,.187 WIDE 14

Temporary LHRS SP-200-24 POWER SUPPLY,SWITCHING,200W,8.4A,24VDC 2

Temporary LHRS RS-25-5 POWER SUPPLY,SWITCHING,25W,5A,5VDC 2

Temporary LHRS DCFME-101 BACKSHELL,DSUB,METAL,SIZE 37,HDP-20/HDP- 3

Temporary LHRS 600RJ04 JUMPER, TERMINAL BLOCK, 4 POLE, 0.38 IN, 1

Temporary LHRS 600RJ06 JUMPER, TERMINAL BLOCK, 6 POLE, 0.38 IN, 1

Temporary LHRS ECF504B-8SK COUPLER,RJ45K,PANEL MOUNT,(8X8K),STRAIGH 3

Temporary LHRS MBT04E0058-019 CABLE ASSY, DC POWER, ROP 1

Temporary LHRS RB-DC4242 RACK, SERVER CABINET, 42U x 42 1

Temporary LHRS SRSHELF2P SHELF,CANTILEVER,RACKMOUNT,2U,18 DEEP,ST 1

Temporary LHRS DKXS-116 KVM SWITCH, 16 PORT KVM OVER IP, RACK MO 1

Temporary LHRS D2CIM-DVUSB-DP INTERFACE MODULE, COMPUTER, KVM, DP 5

Temporary LHRS T1700-LED KVM CONSOLE DRAWER 1

Temporary LHRS SGT111 SMART CARD READER,USB 1

Temporary LHRS WS-C3560X-48P-S SWITCH, ETHERNET, 48 PORT, POE, 715W, ST 1

Temporary LHRS C3KX-NM-10G NETWORK MODULE 1

Temporary LHRS SFP-10G-SR CISCO 10GB SFP - 3560/375 1

Temporary LHRS 746-1855 DATA LOGGING TEMP MONITOR, WITH ALARM 1

Temporary LHRS DP2DVIS CABLE ASSY,ADAPTER,DISPLAYPORT/DVI-D,2 M 2

Temporary LHRS USB2G4LEXT2 4-PORT USB 2.0 EXTENDER SYSTEM 1

Temporary LHRS 531003PL CABLE ASSY,FIBER,PLENUM,LC-LC OM3,10GB,5 5

Temporary LHRS EVNSL0273BR-0010 CABLE ASSY,ETHERNET,CAT6,SHLD,PL,400MHZ, 6

Temporary LHRS EVNSL0273GY-0010 CABLE ASSY,ETHERNET,CAT6,400 MHZ,SHLD,PL 6

Temporary LHRS EVNSL0273BK-0010 CABLE ASSY,ETHERNET,CAT6,SHLD,PL,400MHZ, 5

Temporary LHRS EVNSL0273YL-0010 CABLE ASSY,ETHERNET,CAT6,SHLD,PL,400MHZ, 1

Temporary LHRS PDUMV30 PDU,SINGLE PHASE,2.9kW,METERED,0U 1

Temporary LHRS P13W.BP OptiTrac TRACKING CAMERA, 1.3 MP, 24 FPS, WIDE ANGLE 8

Temporary LHRS VPLGTZ-1 Sony PROJECTOR, SHORT THROW, SXRD 4K 2

Temporary LHRS 60-1573-03 SCALER,4K,SINGLE HDMI IN/OUT 2

Temporary LHRS MPN:13760 CABLE ASSY,HDMI,HIGH SPEED,50 FT 2

Temporary LHRS 9H.LC6LB.QBA MONITOR, WIDE SCREEN, 24.0", LED, RL2460 3

Temporary LHRS 981-000116 HEADSET, G35 7.1 SURROUND, VOLUME CONTROL 1

Temporary LHRS 963290-0403 JOYSTICK,EXTREME3D PRO 1

Temporary LHRS 910-001601 MOUSE,USB,2-BUTTON,AMBIDEXTROUS 1

Temporary LHRS GKBSR201 KEYBOARD, 104-KEY, BUILT-IN ACCESS CARD 1

Temporary LHRS CP-6901-C-K9 PHONE,UNIFIED IP, STANDARD HEADSET 1

Temporary LHRS CE957A BGJ PRINTER,COLOR,LASERJET PRO 400 1

Temporary LHRS UL210BC POWER STRIP,10 5-15R OUTLETS,W/SWTICH AN 1

Component Number Object Description Qty

Temporary LHRS UL218BC POWER STRIP,8 - 5-15R OUTLETS,W/SWITCH A 2

Temporary LHRS HA3F301864-09 CABINET, DOUBLE DOOR, BLACK, CAM LOCK 1

Temporary LHRS 40075.2622 CABLE ASSY,POWER,NEMA 5-15P - NEMA 5-15R 3

Temporary LHRS MBT11E0024-009 Advantec COMPUTERS 4

Temporary LHRS ZC1212008100000 APC UPS, 12KVA/12KW MODULE, W/POWER XPERT CA 1

7.0 Major Software List

Applicable Trainer Software Description

Temporary LHRS Windows 7 Operating System

Temporary LHRS Microsoft Office 2010

Temporary LHRS Visual Studio

Temporary LHRS OptiTrack Motive Camera Tracking Software

Temporary LHRS Acronis cloning and backup software

Temporary LHRS Unreal 4 Software

Temporary LHRS Software, Marin XMF Runtime License

Temporary LHRS Software, Vortex Runtime, Node Locked

Temporary LHRS Hardware Key, USB Dongle

8.0 Notional Preventive Maintenance Schedule

For more detailed information concerning Maintenance Procedures for the trainer system reference the respective maintenance requirement cards (MRCs) 28-LCS1–LHRS-2. Consumable materials and tools required to support these checks are listed in Table 6.

LEGEND: (D) DAILY, (W) WEEKLY, (M) MONTHLY, (Q) QUARTERLY

INTERVAL ACTION TIME

D W M Q Temporary LHRS Trainee Stations and IOS

X Inspect cables for frayed, broken, or loose connections.

X Inspect stations for general cleanliness.

X Clean projector and camera lens.

X Calibrate and adjust LCS 3/5 Pendent Control, as required.

X Inspect projector alignment. Calibrate and adjust projector, as required.

X Inspect projector filters. Clean or replace as required.

X Inspect station equipment (headset and viewpoint controller) for proper operation.

X Test station equipment (headset and viewpoint controller) for proper operation.

X Clean desktop items with cleaning solution and dry cloth, as required.

X Use cleaning duster to clean desktop components, as required.

Temporary LHRS Host Computational System

X Inspect host computational system for general cleanliness.

X Inspect cables for frayed, broken, or loose connections.

X Clean server filters as required.

X Check the event logs for warning and error messages, including application and database errors. Error logs can include errors for both software and hardware failures that need to be addressed before they become bigger problems.

Perform a backup of the server. Run and/or verify that backups of systems and data files have completed successfully

Keep track of server’s system events.

Make sure that security services are running.

Visually check the equipment for any alarms, inoperative lights or other malfunctions that could inhibit proper performance of the simulator.

X Evaluate the server’s reliability.

Keep the server system updated.

Keep user rights updated.

Perform and/or verify weekly backups.

Update anti-virus files to keep current protection.

Run anti-virus scan to detect and remove any malware that may have been transmitted to the server.

Run file system integrity diagnostics to detect any system problems and repair them before a shutdown becomes necessary.

Check for unnecessary services that are running and may cause server interruption.

X Perform a assessment of security for any changes which could cause vulnerability.

Perform hardware/software inventory to keep track of server information and lists.

Perform and/or verify monthly backups of system and data files.

Verify user account configurations.

Temporary LHRS Temperature Humidity Monitor

X Check battery. Replace with one-9V NEDA 1604, IEC 6F22 or JIS 006P size battery, as required.

X Inspect temperature probe for corrosion, smoke, dust, or grease buildup.

X Clean and inspect the temperature humidity sensor. The aluminum plate inside the humidity sensor should be replaced upon the occurrence of corrosion.

9.0 Consumables

Item Qty Manufacturer NSN

Cloth, Disposable

Duster, Cleaning

Kit, Lens and Camera Cleaning

Solvent, Cleaning

Element, Filter

Trainee Station Projectors, LEDs

ATTACHMENT 3

VIRTUAL REALITY LAB

ATTACHMENT 5: VIRTUAL REALITY LAB (VRL)

A VRL provides a supporting learning environment for the Integrated Virtual Ship Environment (IVSE) courseware.

This VRL consists of eighteen (18) student stations, two (2) Instructor Operation Stations (IOS), and networking and instructional support items. The eighteen (18) student stations can be clustered in groups for team training resulting in possible training scenarios of eight (8), ten (10), or eighteen (18) students.

1.1 VRL Student Station

Each VRL student station will contain the following:

a. A high-performance Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit computer with a high-end graphics card with a future upgrade to Windows 10 Enterprise

b. Three (3) - 24” High Definition (1080p) touchscreen monitors forming an immersive U-shaped viewing configuration

c. NetSupport School - classroom instruction and management software

d. Integrated Virtual Ship Environment (IVSE)

e. Powered Universal Serial Bus (USB) Hub

f. One (1) VSEA-compliant triple monitor stand with sixteen inch (16”) pole

g. A gaming headset with microphone

h. Access to unclassified servers through a CAT-6 copper cable based Local Area Network (LAN)

1.2 VRL IOS Station

Each VRL IOS will be identical to the VRL student station with the following exception:

a. Connected to a large LED monitor

1.3 Other VRL Items

The VRL will also include special purpose items that consist of one (1) server rack enclosure to hold a network access switch and two physical servers, two (2) large LED monitors, tables, and chairs.

1.4 Unclassified Servers and LAN

The unclassified servers and LAN provide access to unclassified courseware and the following centralized network services: Virtual LAN configuration, Active Directory services (CAC Logins), File Sharing Services, and a

Centralized Information Assurance Management Server (CIAMS). Servers are virtualized environments being hosted by Microsoft HyperV hypervisors running on two (2) physical servers. The network’s switch has the capability to be integrated to a future backbone wide-area-network (WAN).

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See Addendum C, Part 2 paragraph 2.1.

4.0 Government Furnished Property (GFP)

GFP consists of the training system and any applicable equipment unique tools and test equipment, unique spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, consumables, and software media. Inventory listings of these items are available at each training system and equipment location. These inventory lists are intended to identify the items of

GFP expected to be placed in the custody of the contractor for the term of the contract in support of the performance of its contractual responsibilities. The lists are materially accurate, though some items of necessity will change prior to turning over said assets to the contractor. Any applicable warranty information will also be provided.

Specific inventories of all GFP, physically verified by the Government and contractor, shall be formally turned over to the contractor on or about the CSD for a given training system and equipment, for which the contractor shall sign for and accept their custody. These inventories shall reflect both the existence and condition of these assets and shall become the baseline inventory and the standard against which the contractor is measured when the GFP is returned to the Government.

4.1 Warranty Information

The Vortex VRL computers, including mouse and keyboard, will be covered by a five (5) year warranty. The

Panasonic 84-inch LED Displays will be covered by a five (5) year warranty. The Planar 24” touchscreen monitors, 7-port USB HUB, gaming headsets, and associated USB and network cabling will be covered by a one (1) year warranty. The other items, including the PowerEdge R430 Server, 48-port access switch, desks, and chairs will not be covered by warranty. Warranties to be effective from date of 22 May 2017. The contractor shall execute hardware replacement per warranty procedures.

5.0 Major Hardware List

5.1 IOS Stations (2 Stations)

Model # Manufacturer Description Qty

(per station)

Vortex MT 5280 NCS Technologies VRL, CPU Unit 1

1023241 Keyboard 1

810-004116 Computer Mouse 1

PXL2430MW Planar Monitor, Touchscreen, LCD VRL/HAPTIC - MONITOR 3

SCR3310 Infinity Reader, Smart Card, USB 1

VRL Desk 1

Multi-purpose chair 1

100-D-16-B03 Monitor Support 1

TH-84EF1U-EF1 Panasonic 84-inch LED Display 1

U223-007 7-Port USB 2.0 HUB 1

47810 Noskid Foam 1”x1”x1/16” thk As req

9122002 VRL IO station cable diagram 1

RIG 500HD Gaming headset 1

9273K14 Velcro, hook and loop As req

TLP825 Surge Suppressor 1

B118-002-UHD HDMI Splitter 1

5.2 Student Stations (18 Stations)

(per station)

Vortex MT 5280 NCS Technologies VRL, CPU Unit 1

1023241 Keyboard 1

810-004116 Computer Mouse 1

PXL2430MW Planar Monitor, Touchscreen, LCD VRL/HAPTIC - MONITOR 3

SCR3310 Infinity Reader, Smart Card, USB 1

VRL Desk 1

Multi-purpose chair 1

100-D-16-B03 Monitor Support 1

U223-007 7-Port USB 2.0 HUB 1

47810 Noskid Foam 1”x1”x1/16” thk As req

9122002 VRL IO station cable diagram 1

RIG 500HD Gaming headset 1

9273K14 Velcro, hook and loop As req

TLP825 Surge Suppressor 1

5.3 Server(s)

SR42UB Server Rack 42U 1

OR-60400131 Wire Management Panel, 1 Unit 1

JH038A Hewlett Packard Fixed port L3 Managed Ethernet Switches 1

PDU1215 Tripp Lite Single Phase Basic Power Distribution Unit 1

JC680A 48 port switch, Power Supply 1

JC683A Hewlett Packard Switch, Access, 48-Port, HP 58x0AF Frt(ports)-Bck(pwr)

Fan Tray

PowerEdge R430 DELL Server, using Microsoft Server Data Center 2012 2

WDBYFT0040BBK Western Digital My Passport 4TB portable Hard Drive 1

6.0 Major Software List

AAA-03579 Microsoft Microsoft Windows 7 64-Bit Enterprise Volume License 20

NSS500 NetSupport School NetSupport School Software w/ 3YR Maintenance Support 20

P71-07849 Microsoft Microsoft Windows Data Center 2012 2

Microsoft Microsoft SQL Server 2014 1

GFS HOST BASED SECURITY SYSTEM (HBSS) 4.6 1

GFS ASSURED COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT SOLUTION (ACAS) 1

7.0 Notional Preventive Maintenance Schedule

For more detailed information concerning maintenance procedures for the trainer system, reference the respective maintenance requirement cards (MRC) (if available) or OEM technical manual.

ATTACHMENT 4

ESM PART TASK TRAINER

ATTACHMENT 6: ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE MEASURES (ESM) PART TASK

TRAINER

The WBR-2000 ESM Operator Trainer provides an integrated Electronic Warfare Trainer that supports the existing

Mission Control Center (MCC) trainer running COMBATSS-21 and occupies the display location and immediate workspace as in the configuration on-board LCS 1. The WBR-2000 ESM Operator Trainer utilizes the off-the-shelf

WBR-2000 ESM training simulator provided by Argon ST and Oasis. Oasis provides ground truth, navigation data, and instructor fault and control menus to the Argon WBR-2000 Trainer. The WBR-2000 Trainer supports instructor inserted faults and operator casualty control actions. The trainer supports the following faults, as described in

S9472-AB-MMC010 WBR-2000 ESM Operators Manual:

a. SP/PTE Interface Fault

b. EPR Queue Overload

c. Pulse Density Overload in Band

d. RPU Fault, Antenna Interface Error

e. RF BIT Analysis Faults (includes failures of the Omni and five Direction Finding Antenna channels.)

1.1 Contractor Maintenance Services (CMS)

The contractor shall provide CMS support, IAW SOW paragraph 4.3.2.8, for the ESM PTT while it is located in building 1556. It is anticipated the ESM PTT will be relocated to the new LTF (P-423) once complete. The contractor shall provide full COMS support once the trainer is relocated to the new training facility.

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See Addendum C, Part II paragraph 2.1

4.0 Major Hardware List

Laptops, Dell Qty 4 Serial Numbers: BSR23X1, CWN13X1, 4MVXPX1, GKB33X1

5.0 Major Software List

WBR Software Release V2314.3(T)

ATTACHMENT 5

ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER (OEM) SUPPORT

ATTACHMENT 7: ORIGNAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER (OEM) SUPPORT

1.0 Scope of Effort

Reference LCS COMS SOW paragraph 4.21 for OEM Support scope of effort.

2.0 Support Levels

2.1 Level I Support

Level I support consists of remote telephone and email support to provide fault analysis and repair support of an

LCS training device.

2.2 Level II Support

Level II support consists of local on-site support by technicians at the training site to provide fault analysis and repair support of an LCS training device. Level II support of the IVSE Courseware consists of local on-site support to assist in making the necessary adjustments and preparations to the training system when starting up a newly delivered training course.

2.3 Level III Support

Level III support consists of a non-local contractor representative traveling to the training site to provide fault analysis and repair support of an LCS training device. Level III support of the IVSE Courseware consists of a non-local contractor representative traveling to the training site to provide technical support during the initial runs of a newly delivered training course.

3.0 Estimated Support Hours

Note 1: IVSE Courseware OEM reachback to Cubic to begin no earlier than 01 June 2018.

Note 2: Estimated hours are reflective of the Government’s anticipation of two course deliveries per option year at each site.

LTF Mayport OEM Reachback Support Hours per Year

Trainer - OEM Level I Level II Level III Total Hrs

a. LCS1 ITT - Lockheed Martin 0 0 0 0

IVSE Courseware Support Hours per Year

Level I Level II Level III Total Hrs

Courseware - Cubic Simulation Systems, Inc. 192 96 40 328