SOW (1) CF20s.docx

Statement of Work For N4 Common Controller CF-20 Panasonic Toughbooks

1.0 Purpose

The Joint Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Decision Support System (JEOD DSS) located at Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technology Division (NSWC IHEODTD) Code D13 requires the Panasonic CF-20 Toughbooks in order to meet the Program of Record (POR) requirement for a Common Controller (CC). The Panasonic CF-20 Toughbook (CF-20G0831VM) is a model that is available to the JEOD DSS program and consists of a custom hardware configuration and BIOS configuration as mandated by the POR. Consistency in hardware specification and manufacture is required in order for the POR to support the Hard Drive images of the fielded Toughbook’s supported by the program.

The CF-31 has come to the end-of- life therefore Panasonic will no longer support the platform.

After extensive testing, The CF-20 platform was selected to replace the CF-31 that is currently on the field to support POR. The CF-20 platform has proven to be the best platform for the intended use of these toughbooks. The CF-20 will provide support for pre-deployment and mission execution for the JEOD warfighter.

2.0 Requirements

Hardware supports the configurations to our existing equipment without having to recreate tools and will help deliver significant advantages, create efficiency while increasing productivity for the installation updates and distribution.

The JEOD DSS Common Controller (CC) also functions as the operational control unit or user interface for their POR. Due to the requirement for compatibility and interoperability, the JEOD DSS CC is provided with a custom hardware configuration as well as custom BIOS configuration. JSEOD POR’s are supported in the performance of functional testing based on this standardized and controlled configuration as needed and required by the JSEOD DSS requirements document. The purchase of additional systems are required to support growing mission requirements of the JSEOD EOD mission and more specifically US Navy procurements.