MP RFI 24RMP01 Amend 1 PRD_v8.0_20250312.pdf

CUI

PROCUREMENT SENSITIVE

CUI//SP-SSEL - SOURCE SELECTION INFORMATION PER FAR 2.101 and 3.104

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT 3

(PRD) 4

FOR 5

MANPACK RADIO SET 6

PRODUCTION 7

VERSION 8.0 9

12 MAR 2025 10

PREPARED BY: 12

PROJECT MANAGER TACTICAL RADIOS 13

6560 SURVEILLANCE LOOP 14

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD 21005 15

Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. 17

Controlled by: PM Tactical Radios CUI Category(ies): CTI, Export Controlled

LDC: FEDCON, NOFORN

POC: Blaise Sceski, 443-395-2939 29

HMS PRD for MP Production 12 March 2025 Rev 8.0

PROCUREMENT SENSITIVE

CUI//SP-SSEL - SOURCE SELECTION INFORMATION PER FAR 2.101 and 3.104

Table of Contents 30

1 Scope / Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 8 31

1.1 HMS Manpack Radio Set Description .......................................................................................... 8 32

1.2 Terms and Definitions ................................................................................................................... 9 33

2 Applicable Documents ........................................................................................................................ 10 34

2.1 Specifications .............................................................................................................................. 10 35

2.2 Sources of Classified Documents ............................................................................................... 15 36

3 Manpack Radio Set Requirements ...................................................................................................... 15 37

3.1 MP Radio Set Characteristics ..................................................................................................... 15 38

3.2 Waveform Performance .............................................................................................................. 26 39

3.3 Radio Set Security ....................................................................................................................... 43 40

3.4 Other Requirements .................................................................................................................... 45 41

4 MP Radio ............................................................................................................................................ 46 42

4.1 MP Radio Characteristics ............................................................................................................ 46 43

4.2 Standalone MP Radio R/T Unit .................................................................................................. 46 44

4.3 Detachable MP Radio Power Amplifiers .................................................................................... 47 45

4.4 MP Radio Local Human Machine Interface (HMI) .................................................................... 47 46

4.5 Modular Open Architecture Radio Frequency (RF) Cards ......................................................... 49 47

4.6 MP Radio Aviation Operations ................................................................................................... 49 48

5 Ancillaries ........................................................................................................................................... 54 49

5.1 Antennas ..................................................................................................................................... 54 50

5.2 Cables .......................................................................................................................................... 56 51

5.3 Batteries and Power Sources ....................................................................................................... 58 52

5.4 External Speaker/Microphone ..................................................................................................... 59 53

5.5 Vehicle Mounts ........................................................................................................................... 59 54

5.6 Tactical Operations Center (TOC) Kit ........................................................................................ 67 55

5.7 Dismount Remote HMI ............................................................................................................... 68 56

6 Testing, Evaluation, Assessments, and Certifications ........................................................................ 68 57

6.1 Environmental Testing ................................................................................................................ 69 58

6.2 Safety .......................................................................................................................................... 77 59

6.3 RESERVED ................................................................................................................................ 77 60

6.4 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) & Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ......................... 77 61

6.5 Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3 ) Survivability ....................................................... 77 62

6.6 Spectrum Supportability Determination ..................................................................................... 78 63

6.7 Nuclear, Biological and Chemical (NBC) .................................................................................. 78 64

6.8 Electromagnetic Radiation Hazards (EMRADHAZ) .................................................................. 78 65

6.9 Department of Defense Information Assurance Accreditation ................................................... 79 66

6.10 Software Communications Architecture (SCA) and Application Program Interface (API) 67 Certification ............................................................................................................................................ 79 68

7 Waveform Modes ................................................................................................................................ 80 69

7.1 SINCGARS Modes ..................................................................................................................... 80 70

7.2 UHF SATCOM (181B, 182A, 183A) Modes ............................................................................. 82 71

7.3 UHF SATCOM IW (181C, 182B, 183B) Modes ....................................................................... 84 72

7.4 HQII Modes ................................................................................................................................ 86 73

7.5 VHF AM/FM (ATC) Modes ....................................................................................................... 87 74

7.6 MUOS Modes ............................................................................................................................. 88 75

8 Vehicle Mount Interface ..................................................................................................................... 89 76

8.1 SINCGARS Legacy Tray Adapter Interface ............................................................................... 89 77

8.2 Vehicle Mount Power, Audio, and GPS Interfaces ..................................................................... 90 78

8.3 Radio Audio, Data, and Key Fill Interface ................................................................................. 93 79

8.4 Reserved ...................................................................................................................................... 95 80

9 SNMP Monitor and Control ................................................................................................................ 96 81

9.1 SNMP Monitor ............................................................................................................................ 96 82

9.2 SNMP Control ............................................................................................................................ 98 83

10 Accessories ......................................................................................................................................... 99 84

10.1 Multi-Bay AC/DC Charger ....................................................................................................... 100 85

10.2 Backpack ................................................................................................................................... 100 86

10.3 Installation Kits ......................................................................................................................... 100 87

Table of Appendices 89

Appendix A Manpack Radio Set Lite Variant ....................................................................................... 102 90 Appendix B Operational Availability and Reliability Failure Assessment ........................................... 103 91 Appendix C Radio Frequency (RF) Line of Sight ................................................................................. 105 92 Appendix D Delayed Threshold (td) Requirements .............................................................................. 107 93 Appendix E Acronyms .......................................................................................................................... 109 94

Table of Tables 96

Table 3-1: Internal Route and Retransmission ............................................................................................ 30 97 Table 7-1: SINCGARS Waveform Modes ................................................................................................. 80 98 Table 7-2: UHF SATCOM Waveform Modes ........................................................................................... 82 99 Table 7-3: UHF SATCOM IW Modes ....................................................................................................... 84 100 Table 7-4: HQII Modes ............................................................................................................................... 86 101 Table 7-5: VHF AM/FM ATC Modes ........................................................................................................ 87 102 Table 7-6: MUOS Waveform Modes .......................................................................................................... 88 103 Table 8-1: Reserved .................................................................................................................................... 90 104 Table 8-2: Reserved .................................................................................................................................... 90 105 Table 8-3: Vehicle Mount Input Power 4-Pin Connector ........................................................................... 90 106 Table 8-4: Vehicle Mount Output Power 4-Socket Connector ................................................................... 91 107 Table 8-5: Vehicle Mount Audio Connector Pin Out ................................................................................. 92 108 Table 8-6: MP Radio Set Fill Interface Pin Out Assignment ...................................................................... 93 109 Table 8-7: MP Radio Set Fill Interface Electrical Loading ........................................................................ 93 110 Table 8-8: Reserved ................................................................................................................................... 95 111 Table 8-9: Reserved ................................................................................................................................... 95 112 Table 8-10: Reserved ................................................................................................................................. 95 113 Table 8-11: Reserved ................................................................................................................................. 95 114 Table 8-12: Reserved ................................................................................................................................. 95 115 Table 9-1: SNMP Monitoring Functions .................................................................................................... 96 116 Table 9-2: SNMP Control Functions .......................................................................................................... 98 117

REVISION LOG 119

Version Date List of Changes v1.9 20 SEP 2015 Formal Request for Proposal Baseline v1.9.1 13 JUL 2017

DO#1 Mod: Clarified NSA and RMF requirements in Section 3.3.2.

Downgraded MUOS Full Certification requirement 3.2.8.5 to Objective, and included a reduced MUOS Do No Harm Certification as a Delayed Threshold. Modified Waveform Standards Conformance and Interop requirements.

v1.9.1 14 JUL 2017

DO#2 Mod: Raise Delayed Thresholds. Simplify VICTORY requirements.

Clarified Standalone and Single Vehicle Mounts are synonymous. Misc typo corrections. Made requirement 3.2.6.7 an objective, and clarified application without a Taclink card. Clarified RMF/NSA requirements.

v1.10 14 AUG 2017 DO#3 Mod: Added Dismount Remote HMI, Section 5.7 and Dismount Remote HMI Cable Section 5.2.3. Added Mounted Remote HMI Cable Section 5.2.4.

V2.0 31 MAY 2019

DO#6 Update: Clarified MUOS terminal requirements and modes to obtain operational certification. Changed all “td” to “t” from prior DOs. Added

Appendix D, “Delayed Threshold (td) Requirements”. Changed objective SINCGARS FH2 and VULOS to delayed thresholds. Added WREN as delayed threshold. Also, added future roadmap threshold requirements as objective.

Moved “Acronyms” to Appendix E.

V2.1 15 OCT 2020

4.6 – Added MP Radio Aviation Operations delayed threshold and objective requirements.

Appendix D – Added MP Radio Aviation Operations delayed threshold requirements.

V3.0 18 MAR 2021

FY21 DO Mod:

3.1.5 – Updated VICTORY specification.

3.1.7 – Raised Atom and Black Sails requirements to threshold.

3.1.7 – Updated OTAM threshold version, added eOTAM 2.0 for objective.

3.1.7 – Added Mode 2/3 fill of SINCGARS objective requirement.

3.1.8 – Added cold and warm start when operating any waveform for objective.

3.1.11 – Clarified Operating Surface Temperature requirements.

3.2.3 – Raised VULOS, HQII, UHF SATCOM IW Phase II, MIL-STD-

188-184, ATC, and WREN TSM to threshold.

3.2.3 – Raised SATURN to delayed threshold.

3.2.3 – Added internal route and retransmission characteristics for objective.

3.2.3 – Lowered SRW to objective.

3.2.3 – Updates to Table 3-1.

3.2.4 – Raised WREN TSM to threshold.

3.2.5 – Lowered SRW to objective.

3.2.8 – Raised MUOS 3.1.5 Patch 3 to threshold.

3.2.8 – Added MUOS 3.2 as objective.

3.2.15 – Added SATURN waveform requirements.

3.3.3 – Updated to OTAM Application Note 1.2 for threshold.

3.3.3 – Added OSS Application Note for the eOTAM 2.0 objective.

3.3.3 – Updated key retention requirements.

4.1 – Added Hold Up Battery (HUB) requirements.

5.1.2 – Added PN for common mounted omni-directional antenna assembly.

5.1.4 – Added PN for common mounted satellite antenna.

5.1.5 – Added PN for common mounted GPS antenna.

5.2.1 – Added dismounted data cables.

5.2.2 – Added mounted data cables.

Version Date List of Changes

V3.0 cont. 18 MAR 2021

5.2.5 – Added external GPS cable objective requirement.

5.5.1 – Clarified SVM space envelope dimensions, with MP Radio and 2

EHPAs.

5.5.1 – Added SVM environmental requirements with EHPA(s).

5.5.1 – Clarified SVM interface connectors.

5.5.1 – Removed Tyco-Amp connector PN 2101549-1 (Ch 1) and PN

2101549-2 (Ch 2) requirements from SVM.

5.5.1 – Removed interface requirement to AN/VRC-116 cabling.

5.5.2 – Clarified DVM space envelope dimensions, with 2 MP Radios and 2

EHPAs.

5.5.2 – Added DVM environmental requirements with EHPA(s).

5.5.2 – Clarified DVM interface connectors.

5.5.2 – Removed Tyco-Amp connector PN 2101549-1 (Ch 1) and PN

2101549-2 (Ch 2) requirements from DVM.

5.5.2 – Removed interface requirement to AN/VRC-117 cabling.

5.5.3 – Clarified SLA requirements for lock.

5.5.4, 8.4 – Removed Universal Tray objective.

6.9.1 – Updated IA accreditation document.

7.1 – Clarified Voice Mode. Raised GPS, ERF, SARK receive, Cue Mode transit, Cue Mode receive, and FH2/FH2M to threshold. Raised CT2 to delayed threshold. Lowered F1/F2 Retransmit to objective. Added FH3/FH3M and RBSA as objective.

8.1.1 – Removed Tyco-Amp connector PN 2101549-1 (Ch 1) and PN 2101549-2 (Ch 2) requirements from SLA.

8.2.2 – Clarified Pin C Signal Type and Characteristics in Table 8-4.

8.2.2 – Corrected Figure 4 socket orientation.

10.3 – Updated Installation Kit components.

Appendix D – Added SINCGARS CT2 and SATURN U.S. Specification

ED4 delayed threshold requirements.

V4.0 05 JAN 2022

FY22 DO Mod:

1 – Updated MP CPD reference.

2.1.1 – Updated MUOS requirement to MIL-STD-188-187A.

2.1.1 – Updated SATURN specification documents.

2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-1472H.

2.1.4 – Updated Specification to IS-GPS-153 Revision D.

3.1.2 – Added Battery Life objective requirements.

3.1.7 – Clarified Common MIB version.

3.1.7 – Raised eOTAM 2.0 to delayed threshold.

3.1.7 – Clarified eOTAM 2.0 supersedes OTAM 1.2.

3.1.7 – Clarified network management requirement.

3.1.8 – Removed SRW as objective.

3.1.10 – Raised receiving from both external SAASM and M-code GPS devices to delayed threshold.

3.1.10 – Clarified embedded GPS capability requirement.

3.1.10 – Removed embedded M-code GPS capability objective requirement.

3.1.11 – Updated Operating Surface Temperature requirements.

3.2 – Updated MUOS requirement to MIL-STD-188-187A.

3.2.3 – Removed SRW as objective.

3.2.3 – Updates to Table 3-1.

3.2.3 – Added note to clarify SINC/SINC Voice F1/F2 and F1/F1 in Table

3-1.

3.2.5 – Removed SRW as objective.

3.2.8 – Removed MUOS objective requirement for Frequency Plan B.

3.3.3 – Raised eOTAM 2.0 to delayed threshold.

3.3.3 – Clarified eOTAM 2.0 supersedes OTAM 1.2.

4.1.7 – Added Hold Up Battery (HUB) requirement.

V4.0 cont. 05 JAN 2022

5.2.1 – Added RAP-TR laptop.

5.2.2 – Added RAP-TR laptop.

5.2.5 – Raised external GPS cable to delayed threshold.

5.3 – Clarified requirements for batteries which are not on the US Army preferred battery list.

5.3.3 – Added battery box requirement for violent battery rupture.

5.5.6 – Clarified standalone EHPA mount.

5.5.6, 5.6.3 – Added TOC requirement for EHPA for objective.

5.6 – Updated TOC Kit requirements for objective.

5.7.4 – Added Dismount Remote HMI wrist strap requirement for delayed threshold.

5.7.5 – Added Dismounted Remote HMI objective requirement.

6 – Added TOC Kit testing and evaluation requirements for objective.

7.1 – Clarified Cue Mode transmit and SARK transmit. Added TSVCIS

OTAR as delayed threshold. Raised FH3/FH3M to delayed threshold.

Added F1/F1 Retransmit (internal redside) and F1/F2 Retransmit (internal redside). Added PT Override as objective.

Table 7-3 – Updated UHF SATCOM IW Phase II rates to threshold.

Table 7-6 – Clarified MUOS Waveform modes.

9 – Removed SRW as objective.

10.3 – Updated operational tempo for the Ready-Based Spares Kit from an updated Operational Mode Summary/Mission Profile (OMS/MP) for the Manpack.

Appendix D – Updated the raise to threshold date for the SATURN U.S.

Specification ED4 delayed threshold requirement.

Appendix D – Added SINCGARS FH3, eOTAM 2.0, external GPS cable, and Dismount Remote HMI wrist strap delayed threshold requirements.

V5.0 19 JAN 2023

FY23 DO Mod:

2.1.1 – Updated MIL-STD-188-220 specification version.

2.1.1 – Added SATURN ED3 specification document.

3.1.10 – Reinstated embedded M-code GPS capability objective requirement.

3.2.3 – Raised WREN NB to delayed threshold requirement.

3.2.3 – Added SATURN ED3 waveform threshold requirement.

3.2.3 – Updates to Table 3-1.

3.2.4 – Raised WREN NB to delayed threshold requirement.

3.2.4 – Added WREN NB Security clarifications.

3.2.6 – Updated MIL-STD-188-220 specification version.

3.2.8 – Updated objective requirement to MUOS version 3.2.1 or later.

3.2.15 – Added SATURN ED3 waveform threshold and delayed threshold requirements.

3.3.3 – Added follow-on KMI systems objective requirement.

6.1.7 – Updated fungus growth requirements.

9.1.4 – Removed DI2E websites since they are no longer active.

9.2.4 – Removed DI2E websites since they are no longer active.

Appendix D – Added WREN NB and SATURN ED3 delayed threshold requirements.

V6.0 28 NOV 2023

FY24 DO Mod:

2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-810H specification and added objective requirements throughout document.

2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-2169D specification version.

2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-461G specification version.

2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-464D specification version.

2.1.1 – Added MIL-STD-1275F specification version.

2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-184A specification version.

2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-241B specification version.

2.1.1 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-243A specification version.

2.1.1 – Updated MIL-STD-704F specification version.

2.1.4 – Updated Specification to IS-GPS-153 Revision E.

2.1.4 – Added IS-PNT-153 specification.

3.1.3 – Added MIL-STD-1275F specification objective requirement.

3.1.7 – Raised SINCGARS delayed threshold requirements to threshold.

3.1.7 – Added Universal Radio API objective requirement.

3.1.10 – Raised receiving from external M-code GPS device to threshold requirement.

3.1.10 – Updated to MIL-STD-6017E specification version.

3.2.3 – Raised WREN NB to threshold requirement.

3.2.4 – Raised WREN NB to threshold requirement.

3.2.4 – Added new WREN threshold and objective requirements.

3.2.6 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-241B specification version.

3.2.7 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-184A specification version.

3.2.10 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-243A specification version.

3.2.13 – Updated to MIL-STD-188-243A specification version.

4.6 – Raised Aviation Operations delayed threshold requirements to threshold.

4.6 – Removed blowing rain Aviation Operations requirement.

4.6 – Clarified transit Aviation Operations requirement.

5.2.5 – Raised external GPS cable to threshold requirement.

5.5 - Added MIL-STD-1275F specification objective requirement.

5.7 – Raised Dismount Remote HMI wrist strap to threshold requirement.

6.4 – Added MIL-STD-464D specification objective requirement.

6.4 – Added MIL-STD-461G specification objective requirement.

6.5 – Added MIL-STD-2169D objective requirement.

6.5 – Added MIL-STD-464D specification objective requirement.

Table 7-1 – Clarified Cue Mode transmit. Raised modes to threshold (CT2, FH3, F1/F1 Retransmit (internal redside, same NET IDs, F1/F2 Retransmit (internal redside, different NET IDs)).

V7.0 09 DEC 2024

MUOS 3.2.1 DO

Updated MUOS MIL-STD-188-187A to MIL-STD-188-187A w/CHANGE 2 version

3.2.8.7 – Raised MUOS 3.2.1 to delayed threshold requirement 3.2.8.5-6 – changed reference from J6 to Spaceforce, PMW 146 to MUOS

V8.0 10 DEC 2024

FRP5 DO

5.2.5.1 – Clarify GPS requirement to request GPS-153 data as well as receive.

Table 7-1– Raise PT Override to threshold SATURN, eOTAM 2.0 delayed thresholds raised to threshold (except JITC report) Tables 3-1, 7-1 – SINCGARS data Route and Retransmission raised to delayed threshold from objective (see Appendix D).

3.1.5 – VICTORY raised to delayed threshold from objective (See

Appendix D).

3.3.3.2 – eOTAM 2.2 & 3.0 objectives added.

1 Scope / Introduction 124

This Performance Requirements Document (PRD) defines the technical requirements for the Manpack 125 Radio (MP) Set contract under the authority of the Handheld, Manpack and Small- Form Fit (HMS) 126 Project Manager Tactical Radio (PM TR). The HMS Office derives its authority from the Program 127 Executive Office Command Control & Communications, Network (PEO C3N). The requirements within 128 the PRD are based on the Capability Production Document (CPD) for Mounted and Dismounted 129 Operations Manpack. All requirements in this document apply to all Manpack Radio configurations 130 unless otherwise specified for a particular configuration(s). 131

1.1 HMS Manpack Radio Set Description 132

The MP Radio Set PRD defines a set of requirements for a Manpack Radio Set and Accessories that 133 provide flexibility and adaptability to support the varied Warfighter mission requirements, whether in 134 Dismounted, Mounted, Tactical Operations Center (TOC) configurations, or in Aviation operations. 135 The MP Radio Set provides Warfighters with the ability to achieve the following operational outcomes: 137 increase mission accomplishment, survivability, and cross domain interoperability; mitigate risk factors of 138 potential fratricide incidents; and improve speed of execution and connectivity in difficult environments. 139 The Manpack Radio Set is classified National Security Agency (NSA) Type 1 and capable of operating a 140 multitude of waveforms within the 2-2000 MHz range. 141 The PRD defines a Universal Variant of the 2-Channel MP Radio Set designed for Mounted, TOC, 143 Dismounted, and Aviation operations and Accessories. This variant provides maximum flexibility for the 144 warfighter in terms of performance and adaptability, and is designed to support networking, Legacy, and 145 satellite waveforms. The Universal Variant is a required threshold for all vendors participating on the MP 146 Radio contract. Appendix A defines the planned requirements for a light weight “Lite” Variant of the 2-147 Channel MP Radio Set designed primarily for Dismounted operations, see section H of the contract for 148 more details. 149 The Manpack Radio Set components are categorized as follows: 151

A Manpack Radio consists of, at a minimum, the following components: one (1) two channel MP 152 Radio Receiver/Transmitter (R/T) Unit, two (2) MP Radio Power Amplifiers (either integrated or 153 detachable), and one (1) MP Radio Local Human Machine Interface (HMI) (either integrated or 154 detachable). 155

Ancillaries to the MP Radio consist of the follow components: antennas, external 156 speaker/microphones, batteries/power sources, battery boxes, vehicle mounts, TOC kits, remote 157 HMIs, external amplifiers, adapters, and cables. 158

Accessories to the Manpack Radio Set consist of items not integral to the operation of the Manpack Radio 159 Set, and include battery chargers, backpacks, and installation kits. 160

The system’s mission criticality and impact of system compromise requires the capability must survive 161 and operate in a high risk cyber-contested environment against the span of anticipated adversaries ranging 162 from amateurs to very sophisticated, persistent, and well-resourced adversaries at a nation state level. 163 Adversaries are capable of advanced cyber trade craft using publicly available and customized tools to 164 exploit known and unknown vulnerabilities, as well as the ability to develop and stealthily implant 165 malware/vulnerabilities to conduct wide-ranging intelligence collection operations for 166 identifying/targeting espionage/attack on both unencrypted and isolated networks, and in some cases 167 create limited effects against defense critical infrastructure networks. Recognizing the adversaries’ 168 current/projected cyber threat capabilities, the system must prevent or mitigate the effects of cyber events 169 to maintain minimum functionality to complete the mission or return to base for recovery of sufficient 170 capability to fight another day. Mitigations must ensure Confidentiality, Integrity, & Availability for 171 trusted availability of internal and external information flows; must implement a defense in depth 172 architecture, with no single points of failure; must leverage available DoD-developed cyber protection 173 technologies (including consideration of protections inherited from the intended operational 174 environment); and as required build specific custom protections, countermeasures and technologies to 175 actively manage the system’s configuration to achieve and maintain an operationally relevant Cyber 176 Survivability Risk Posture (CSRP). 177

1.2 Terms and Definitions 178

In this specification, the term “shall” is used to mean a requirement. The terms “may” and “can” are not 179 to be considered as requirements. 180 The Configuration System is defined as a combination of the actual performance, functional and physical 182 attributes of the system. The performance, functional, and physical attributes of the system are defined by 183 requirements in this document. 184 Threshold requirements, identified by “(t)”, shall be met or exceeded for the Manpack Radio Set 186 Universal Variant and Accessories as specified in Paragraphs 3 through 10 to remain technically 187 acceptable during the contract ordering period. 188 Objective requirements, identified by “(o)”, are desired requirements which provide enhanced capability. 190 To ensure Objective requirements provide the desired enhanced capability, some Objective requirements 191 are further defined by Threshold requirements which are applicable only to that Objective requirement 192 and are identified by “(to)”. If the Contractor proposes to meet an Objective requirement, the Contractor 193 shall meet or exceed the “(to)” threshold requirements applicable to that Objective requirement. For 194 example: If the Contractor proposes to provide a Standalone MP Radio R/T Unit (4.2.1), the Standalone 195 MP Radio R/T Unit shall (a) (to) be identical to the MP Radio R/T unit included in the contractor’s 196 Manpack Radio and (b) (to) meet the requirements of Paragraph 3, when functioning as part of a MP 197 Radio and combined with the other Ancillaries of the MP Radio Set. 198 Certain requirements, identified by “(td)”, have been identified by the Government as delayed thresholds 200 for the MP Radio Set. The Government anticipates raising these requirements to the threshold level after 201 contract award, see Appendix D of the PRD for more details. 202 Certain requirements shall be required to operate under “conditions” to remain technically acceptable 204 during the contract ordering period. Conditions describe performance standards against which a 205 requirement must be met. An example of a requirement that has associated conditions is Paragraph 206

3.1.2.1 where the required battery life is measured in accordance with (IAW) the transmit and receive 207 conditions listed in sub-paragraphs a) through c). 208 The terms “Standalone Vehicle Mount” and “Single Vehicle Mount” are synonymous. 210

2 Applicable Documents 212

2.1 Specifications 213

The following specifications and standards form a part of this document to the extent specified herein. 214 The specifications and standards listed in the Department of Defense Index of Specifications and 215 Standards (DODISS) at the time of contract award shall be the specifications and standards applicable to 216 the requirements of the contract. 217

2.1.1 Military Standards 219

Document Title

MIL-STD-810G

Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests, dated 31 October

MIL-STD-810H

Environmental Engineering Considerations and Laboratory Tests, dated 31 January

MIL-STD-2169B

High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) Environment, dated 17 December

MIL-STD-2169D High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) Environment, dated 30 March 2021 MIL-STD-130N Identification Marking of U.S. Military Property, dated 16 November 2012

MIL-STD-461F

Requirements For The Control of Electromagnetic Interference Characteristics of

Subsystem and Equipment, dated 10 December 2007

MIL-STD-461G

Requirements For The Control of Electromagnetic Interference Characteristics of

Subsystem and Equipment, dated 11 December 2015

MIL-STD-464C

Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Requirements for Systems, dated 11 May

MIL-STD-464D

Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Requirements for Systems, dated 24

December 2020 MIL-STD-882E Standard Practice for System Safety, dated 11 May 2012

MIL-STD 188-114A Electrical Characteristics of Digital Interface Circuits, 13 December 1991 MIL-STD-6017 Variable Message Format (VMF)

MIL-STD-6017A Variable Message Format (VMF) MIL-STD-6017E Variable Message Format (VMF) MIL-STD-1275E Characteristics of 28 Volt DC Electrical Systems in Military Vehicles MIL-STD-1275F Characteristics of 28 Volt DC Electrical Systems in Military Vehicles

MIL-STD-188-181B

Interoperability Standard for Dedicated 5 kHz and 25 kHz Ultra High Frequency

(UHF) Satellite Communications Channels with Change Notice 1, dated 16 October

MIL-STD-188-182A

Interoperability Standard for 5 kHz UHF DAMA Terminal Waveform, release CN3 dated 4 June 1999.

MIL-STD-188-183A

Interoperability Standard for 25 kHz UHF TDMA/DAMA Terminal Waveform, release CN2 dated 4 June 1999.

MIL-STD-188-181C

Interoperability Standard for Dedicated 5 kHz and 25 kHz UHF Satellite

Communications Channels with Change Notice 1 MIL-STD-188-182B Interoperability Standard for 5 kHz UHF TDMA/DAMA Terminal Waveform MIL-STD-188-183B Interoperability Standard for 25 kHz UHF TDMA/DAMA Terminal Waveform MIL-STD-188-184A Interoperability Standard for the Data Control Waveform, dated 17 June 2015

MIL-STD-188-187A

w/CHANGE 2 Interoperability Standard for Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) Waveform

15 February 2024

MIL-STD-188-220D

Interoperability Standard for Digital Message Transfer

Device Subsystems MIL-STD-188-241B SINCGARS DoD Interface Standard, 26 August 2022, (SECRET)

MIL-STD-188-241-2

Interoperability/Performance Standard for Tactical Single Channel Very High Frequency (VHF) Radio Equipment, September 24, 1999, (SECRET)

MIL-STD-188-242

Interoperability and Performance Standards for Tactical Single Channel VHF Radio

Equipment.

MIL-STD-188-243A Tactical Single Channel UHF Radio Communications, dated 1 May 2014

HNAG-003-R0 SATURN U.S. Specification Edition 4 (ED4), dated 27 July 2020 (SECRET)

NATO STANAG 4372

ED4

SATURN - A Fast Frequency Hopping Electronic Protection Measures (EPM) Mode for UHF Radio, dated August 2019 (NATO SECRET) SAT-002 SATURN TRANSEC Algorithm Description, dated 22 September 1997 (SECRET)

NATO STANAG 4372

ED3

SATURN - A Fast Frequency Hopping EPM Mode for UHF Radio, dated 1 July

2010 (NATO SECRET)

Specification Number

SS 103190

Code Indent 50464, Prime Item Development Specification, HQIIA AN/URC- 126(V), Console/Panel Mounted and Remote Mounted Radio Set, 1 August 1991

EUROCAE ED-23C

Minimum Operational Performance Specifications for Airborne Receiver-

Transmitter Operating in the Frequency Range 118.975-136.975 MHz

RTCA/DO-181E

Minimum Operational Performance Standards for Air Traffic Control (ATC) Radar

Beacon System/Mode Select (ATCRBS/Mode S) Airborne Equipment

RTCA/DO-186B

Minimum Operational Performance Standards (MOPS) for Airborne Radio

Communications Equipment Operating within the Radio Frequency Range 117.975-

137.000 MHz.

RTCA/DO-178C

Software Considerations in Airborne Systems and Equipment and Equipment

Certification

RTCA/DO-224D

Signal-in-Space Minimum Aviation System Performance Standards (MASPS) for

Advanced VHF Digital Data Communications Including Compatibility with Digital Voice Techniques

MIL-STD-704F Aircraft Electric Power Characteristics, w/Change 1, 5 December 2016

MIL-HDBK-704F-8

Guidance for Test Procedures for Demonstration of Utilization Equipment Compliance to Aircraft Electrical Power Characteristics 28 VDC (Part 8)

MIL-HDBK-454 General Guidelines for Electronic Equipment LL0060-200 A006-5 Gunfire Vibration McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Systems Document

MIL-STD-1472H Human Engineering, 15 September 2020

2.1.2 National Security Agency (NSA) Regulations and Specifications 222

Document Title EKMS 105* Phase 4 Technical Baseline EKMS 308* Data Tagging & Delivery Standard EKMS 317* Generic Fill Format Specification

*These documents are maintained in the Joint Tactical Networks (JTN) Information Repository (IR), 224 vendor(s) are requested to submit appropriate access request with required level of security clearance to 225 the Program Manager (PM) JTN Office. 226

2.1.3 Department of the Army (DA) 227

Document Title NBC Criteria DA Approved NBC Contamination Survivability Criteria for Army Material, 21 Aug 1991

AR 70-62 Airworthiness of Aircraft Systems TB 43-0134 Battery Disposition, Handling and Disposal, 30 May 2018

TB 43-6135

Battery Compartment Design Guidelines for Equipment Using Lithium-Sulfur

Dioxide (Li/SO2) and Lithium Manganese Dioxide (Li/MnO2) Batteries, 6 Oct 2008

2.1.4 Other Government documents, drawings and publications 230

MP CPD

Capability Production Document for Mounted and Dismounted Operations

Manpack, Version 4_4, Revision 1, 28 February 2020

MIL-DTL-55116C

Military Detail Specification. Connectors: Miniature Audio, Five Pin, and Six Pin

General Specification, 22 March 2004 DODI 6055.11 Protecting Personnel from Electromagnetic Fields

DoD 6055.09-STD DoD Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards

ATPD-2404

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FOR THE HEAVY BRIGADE COMBAT

TEAM TRACKED VEHICLE SYSTEMS, Revision -

ATPD-2404A

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS FOR THE HEAVY BRIGADE COMBAT

TEAM TRACKED VEHICLE SYSTEMS, Revision A VICTORY Standard

Specifications Vehicular Integration for C4ISR/EW Interoperability (VICTORY) Standard Specifications eOTAM OSS Joint Tactical Networking Center (JTNC) Enterprise Over-the-Air Management

(eOTAM), Over-the-Air Server Service (OSS) Specification JTNC OTAM Interface

Standard Joint Tactical Networking Center (JTNC) Over-the-Air Management (OTAM)

Interface Standard JPEO JTRS Key Tag

Specification Joint Program Executive Office (JPEO) Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) Key

Tag Specification ICD SKL Interface Control Document (ICD) for Simple Key Loader (SKL)

PM TR Common MIB Program Manager for Tactical Radios (PM TR) Common Management

Information Base (MIB) Specification Version 2.0.4

TACC SOP

Joint Tactical Networking Center

Technical Assessments for Compliance & Certification Processes Standard Operating Procedure, Version 1.1, 24 July 2014

NSA TSVCIS

Tactical Secure Voice Cryptographic Interoperability Specification (TSVCIS), NSA 09-

01A

MUOS WCDMA TCG

Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) Wideband Code Division Multiple Access

(WCDMA) Operational Terminal Certification Guide (TCG), Version 2.0, 17 August 2018

IS-GPS-153 Revision E GPS User Equipment Interface Specification for the GPS Standard Serial Interface Protocol

(GSSIP) of DoD Standard GPS UE Radio Receivers, 17 May 2021

IS-PNT-153

Interface Specification Supplement for the GSSIP of Positioning, Navigation and Timing

Systems, 12 April 2022

DISA PDA-184

Defense Information Security Agency (DISA) Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) 184

Interface Software, Version 4.12.2, April 2018

C5ISR Center WREN OTA Specifications

Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) Center Warrior Robust Enhanced Network (WREN) Over the Air

(OTA) Specifications

C5ISR Center WREN INFOSEC Design Document

C5ISR Center WREN Information Security (INFOSEC) Design Document

AFC FD/SC

U.S. Army Futures Command Manpack Radio Failure Definitions and Scoring Criteria

(FD/SC)

A3191133 Specification – Interface for Mode 2 and Mode 3 Fill, Revision A, March 2011

PM TR Universal Radio API PM TR Universal Radio Application Program Interface (API) Specification Version 2.0.0

Copies of the latest version of government owned hardware and software specifications can be made 232 available upon request to PM TR office and upon Government approval of need to know. 233

2.1.5 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), Underwriters Laboratory (UL), Other 234

Document Title

IEEE Standard C95.1-

IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect To Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz TO 300 GHz http://standards.ieee.org/findstds/standard/C95.1-2005.html

UL 1950

Standard for Safety of Information Technology Equipment, dated 28 July 1995.

Available from UL at: http://www.ul.com/ Smart Battery System

Specifications Smart Battery Data Specification, Revision 1.1, 11 December 1998

TSM API TrellisWare TSM Application Programming Interface (API)

2.2 Sources of Classified Documents 236

Copies of classified documents will be provided to individuals having the proper level of security 237 clearance. Individuals can request classified documents prior to contract award from the secure JTN IR. 238 After contract award access to classified information will be IAW DD Form 254 attached to the contract. 239

3 Manpack Radio Set Requirements 240

The following requirements, except where specified, apply to mounted, dismounted, and TOC 241 configurations of the MP Radio Set for the Universal Variant. Applicability of these requirements to the 242 Lite Variant are provided in Appendix A. 243

3.1 MP Radio Set Characteristics 244

3.1.1 Channels and Configurations 245

3.1.1.1 (t) The MP Radio Set shall consist of one MP Radio with Ancillaries as 246 required to meet threshold requirements in Paragraphs 3 through 9. 247

3.1.1.2 (t) The MP Radio Set shall operate two independent channels 248 simultaneously. 249

3.1.1.3 (t) The MP Radio Set shall support operations in a Dismounted 250 configuration. 251

3.1.1.4 (t) The MP Radio Set shall support operations in a Mounted 252 configuration. 253

3.1.1.5 (t) The MP Radio Set shall support operations in a TOC configuration. 254

3.1.2 Mission Weight and Battery Life 255

3.1.2.1 (t) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 256 no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 257 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 258 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 8 hours under 259 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 260 conditions of: 261

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% Push-to-Talk (PTT) Voice 262 Transmit duty cycle in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 263

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 264

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 265 required ranges. 266

3.1.2.2 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 267 no more than 15.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 268 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 269 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 8 hours under 270 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 271 conditions of: 272

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle 273 in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 274

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 275

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 276 required ranges. 277

3.1.2.3 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 278 no more than 9.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 279 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 280 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 8 hours under 281 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 282 conditions of: 283

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle 284 in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 285

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 286

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 287 required ranges. 288

3.1.2.4 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 289 no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 290 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 291 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 24 hours under 292 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 293 conditions of: 294

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle 295 in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 296

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 297

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 298 required ranges. 299

3.1.2.5 (t) The MP Radio Set measured mission weight shall increase by no 300 more than 3.5 lbs per channel when operating MUOS and Ultra-High 301 Frequency Satellite Communications (UHF SATCOM) using 302 Dismounted Satellite Communications At-the-Pause Antennas IAW 303 paragraph 5.1.3.1. 304

3.1.2.6 (t) The MP Radio Set measured mission weight shall increase by no 305 more than 1.0 lbs per channel when operating MUOS using Dismounted 306 MUOS On-the-Move Antennas IAW paragraph 5.1.3.2. 307

3.1.2.7 Reserved 308

3.1.2.8 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 309 no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 310 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 311 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 12 hours under 312 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 313 conditions of: 314

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle 315 in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 316

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 317

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 318 required ranges. 319

3.1.2.9 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 320 no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 321 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 322 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 16 hours under 323 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 324 conditions of: 325

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle 326 in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 327

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 328

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 329 required ranges. 330

3.1.2.10 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration mission weight shall be 331 no more than 16.0 pounds including one MP Radio and all Ancillaries 332 required to operate each of the waveform combinations, WREN/WREN, 333 WREN/SINCGARS, and SINCGARS/SINCGARS, for 20 hours under 334 battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit loading 335 conditions of: 336

a) WREN TSM: 30-second PLI rate and 10% PTT Voice Transmit duty cycle 337 in a 18 node net with 2 talk groups, 338

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 339

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 340 required ranges. 341

3.1.2.11 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration shall operate the 342 waveform combination MUOS/SINCGARS in a 4 node net, for 8 hours 343 under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit 344 loading conditions of: 345

a) MUOS Group: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 346

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 347

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 348 required ranges. 349

3.1.2.12 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration shall operate the 350 waveform combination MUOS/SINCGARS in a 4 node net, for 12 hours 351 under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit 352 loading conditions of: 353

a) MUOS Group: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 354

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 355

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 356 required ranges. 357

3.1.2.13 (o) The MP Radio Set Dismounted configuration shall operate the 358 waveform combination MUOS/SINCGARS in a 4 node net, for 16 hours 359 under battery power with the following maximum receive/transmit 360 loading conditions of: 361

a) MUOS Group: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 362

b) SINCGARS: 6:3:1 (listen:receive:transmit) duty cycle, 363

c) Sufficient transmit power on both channels simultaneously to achieve 364 required ranges. 365

3.1.3 Power 366

3.1.3.1 (t) The MP Radio Set shall operate using rechargeable batteries, non-367 rechargeable batteries, and AC Adapter power sources IAW Paragraph 368

5.3. 369

3.1.3.2 (t) The MP Radio Set, when in mounted configuration, shall have the 370 ability to operate using vehicle prime power (IAW MIL-STD-1275E, 371 Paragraphs 5.1.1.1 steady state over the voltage range 20-33 VDC). 372

3.1.3.3 (t) The MP Radio Set, when in a mounted configuration, shall operate 373 through cranking voltages as specified in MIL-STD-1275E, during which 374 time the unit may stop transmitting and receiving but will not be damaged 375 or lose any presets. 376

3.1.3.4 (t) The MP Radio Set shall provide capability to prevent radio damage 377 caused by battery reverse polarity. 378

3.1.3.5 (t) The MP Radio Set shall monitor remaining battery power and provide 379 the status information to the operator on the HMI when operating with 380 smart batteries (e.g., compliant with Smart Battery Data Specification, 381 Rev 1.1.) 382

3.1.3.6 (t) The MP Radio Set shall provide capability to use standard army non-383 rechargeable and rechargeable -90 series batteries. 384

3.1.3.7 (t) The peak power consumption of two MP Radio Sets, when installed in 385 a dual vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External 386 High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 600W. 387

3.1.3.8 (o) The peak power consumption of two MP Radio Sets, when installed 388 in a dual vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External 389 High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 500W. 390

3.1.3.9 (t) The peak power consumption of a MP Radio Set, when installed in a 391 Single vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External 392 High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 300W. 393

3.1.3.10 (o) The peak power consumption of a MP Radio Set, when installed in a 394 Single vehicle mount, including the mount, but excluding any External 395 High Power Amplifiers, shall not exceed 250W. 396

3.1.3.11 (t) The MP Radio Set shall provide for the capability to replace prime 397 power batteries without the use of tools. 398

3.1.3.12 (o) The MP Radio Set shall provide for the capability to replace all 399 batteries without the use of tools. 400

3.1.3.13 (t) The MP Radio Set shall provide circuitry to prevent damage from 401 over-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature conditions. 402

3.1.3.14 (o) The MP Radio Set, when in mounted configuration, shall have the 403 ability to operate using vehicle prime power (IAW MIL-STD-1275F, 404 Paragraphs 5.1.1.1 steady state over the voltage range 20-33 VDC). 405

3.1.3.15 (o) The MP Radio Set, when in a mounted configuration, shall operate 406 through…