VUP19 Internet SOW Guam CPRG_v5_Attch2.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

VUP-19 DET GUAM INTERNET AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS CAPABILITY

I. BACKGROUND/INTRODUCTION

Unmanned Patrol Squadron-19 (VUP-19) DET Guam located at Andersen Air Force Base conducts persistent maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions for theatre and national tasking. Accomplishing this task requires lines of communication between the local Guam maintenance detachment for the unmanned aircraft (UA), aircrew, and the main base of squadron operations at NAS

Jacksonville, FL.

Maintenance keeps the aircrew informed of the aircraft status prior to preflight, while the aircrew submits flight plans, weather briefs, and maintains a real-time line of communication with NAS Jacksonville.

Additionally, the mission tasking and communication from the theatre and national tasking are fed through a fly away kit (FAK) through the SIPR network.

As a result of the persistent operations and need for communication, a constant and dedicated internet connection is used to ensure all stakeholders are made aware in real time the mission status. The connection is required to acquire necessary weather, flight plan, and tasking information for mission execution and it further enables aircrew and maintenance to share data and. The risk to a disruption in internet to VUP-19’s detachment in Guam is as follows:

If VUP-19 experiences a delay or failure in receiving NIPR / SIPR services at DET Guam, then VUP-19 aircrews will fail to effectively execute combat reconnaissance operations and support our national and theatre customers. VUP-19 sailors will not have any means to access the required weather products, submit flight plans, and execute the required task force and national customer coordination required to execute combat reconnaissance missions. VUP-19 is also required to participate in regular

Flankspeed/Microsoft Teams Video Teleconferences to report to their administrative and operational

ISIC.

II. SCOPE

This scope of work for the above-mentioned project is to support the long-term delivery and installation of the internet and telecommunications system necessary to enable VUP-19 to conduct Persistent

Maritime ISR combat missions. Delivery and Installation shall occur during normal business hours and must be coordinated with the VUP-19 DET OIC or technical POC Guam.

The Internet Service Provider shall conduct the following:

1. Provide and install one (1) NIPR internet service capability at Andersen AFB Hangar 7 Triton

Hanger 7, Taxiline B, Andersen AFB, Guam, 96543-4007, Building 18104 for VUP-19 DET

Guam that can interface with the Deployable Site Transport Boundary (DSTB).

2. Provide and install SIPR internet service capability at Andersen AFB Hangar 7 (bldg. 18104) for VUP-19 DET Guam that can interface with the Fly Away Kits (FAK).

3. Inspect and verify all equipment is safely secured and operable without defects utilizing vendor and manufacturer procedures. The contractor shall prepare and deliver a copy (electronic and hard copy) the Test/Inspection Procedures for planned maintenance.

4. Provide Technical/Functional training of system to Technical POC(s) upon completion of #3 above.

III. REQUIREMENTS & DELIVERABLES

The following list of equipment shall be delivered, installed, and deemed fully-operational by the

Technical POC no later than 06 July 2022.

1. Provide an immediate 12-month internet solution contract with any necessary follow-on contracts to ensure uninterrupted NIPR and SIPR services to VUP-19 Guam Detachment.

a. Period of Performance: 06 July 2022 – 05 July 2023

2. Provide and install two (2) 1GB ethernet circuits for NIPR and SIPR services.***

3. Confirm one (1) 1GB ethernet circuit interfaces with the GFE provided DSTB.***

4. Confirm the second 1GB ethernet circuit interfaces with the GFE provided FAK.***

5. Conduct a speed test on each 1GB circuit and confirm the speed is within 1% of the requested speed at each output port.***

6. Confirm internet is available at the output of 16 NIPR ethernet ports.

7. Confirm internet is available at the output of 3 SIPR ethernet ports.

8. Provide required repair services for any outages and restoration of services within 24 hours of initial outage.

9. ***Note: If a 1GB Ethernet circuit is unavailable for the initial 12-month contract, request the

12-month contract provide services at least equivalent to the current two (2) T1 Line solution.

IV. GFE

a. FAK / DSTB

V. TECHNICAL POC

Name: ITC Sergio Salva

Title: DET Guam IT, LCPO

Phone: 757-752-3012

Email: Sergio.d.salva.mil@us.navy.mil

ALT. POC:

Name: VUP-19 Squadron Duty Officer

Title: VUP-19 SDO

Phone: 904-463-3572

VI. DELIVERY ADDRESS & POC

VUP-19 DETACHMENT GUAM

HANGAR 7

ANDERSEN AFB

BLDG 18002

YIGO, 96929, GU

ATTN: IT1 DOUGLAS FAULBORN