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11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers is extended, is not extended.

Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing items 8 and 15, and returning ____________ copies of the amendments: (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted; or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

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It Modifies The Contract/Order No. As Described In Item 14.

A. This Change Order is Issued Pursuant To: The Changes Set Forth In Item 14 Are Made In

The Contract/Order No. In Item 10A.

B. The Above Numbered Contract/Order Is Modified To Reflect The Administrative Changes (such as changes in paying office, appropriation data, etc.) Set

Forth In Item 14, Pursuant To The Authority of FAR 43.103(b).

C. This Supplemental Agreement Is Entered Into Pursuant To Authority Of:

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E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return _______________ copies to the Issuing Office.

14. Description Of Amendment/Modification (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

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CONTINUATION SHEET

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SECTION A - SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION

Buyer Name: PAMELA SREBERNAK

Buyer Office Symbol/Telephone Number: CCTA-HCP-D/(586)282-8943

Type of Contract 1: Cost Plus Fixed Fee

Type of Contract 2: Firm Fixed Price

Kind of Contract: Research and Development Contracts

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The purpose of Amendment 0002 to Solicitation W56HZV-17-R-0065 is to incorporate the following changes:

1. Section B changes:

a. The Section B.1.2.1 Note is changed to add ISP components as follows:

From: Basic Issue Items (BII), the Electronic Technical Manual Digital Video Disk (ETM DVD), the Initial Service Package (ISP) list, and Authorized Stockage List (ASL) shall be included when the MBP is ordered. The MBP CLINs do not include the OCU, Shipping

Container, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

To: Basic Issue Items (BII), the Electronic Technical Manual Digital Video Disk (ETM DVD), the Initial Service Package (ISP) list and components, and Authorized Stockage List (ASL) shall be included when the MBP is ordered. The MBP CLINs do not include the OCU, Shipping Container, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

b. Section B.1.2.8 is changed to remove BII, ISP list, and ASL as follows:

From: The "OCU Configuration Kit" (CLINs 3100 and 5100) includes the OCU (defined in Section 1.1 of the PSpec); a Secondary

Display; BII (this is the same BII as included with B.1.2.1 above); ETM DVD (this is the same as included with B.1.2.1 above); ISP list

(this is the same as included with B.1.2.1 above); ASL (this is the same as included with B.1.2.1 above); and, a shipping container that meets the Section 5 PSpec requirements and is sized for the components of the OCU Configuration Kit. The OCU Configuration Kit only contains the items mentioned in this paragraph B.1.2.8.

To: The "OCU Configuration Kit" (CLINs 3100 and 5100) includes the OCU (defined in Section 1.1 of the PSpec); a Secondary

Display; ETM DVD (this is the same as included with B.1.2.1 above); and, a shipping container that meets the Section 5 PSpec requirements and is sized for the components of the OCU Configuration Kit. The OCU Configuration Kit only contains the items mentioned in this paragraph B.1.2.8.

2. Section C changes:

a. Section C.1.2.3 is revised to remove Basic Issue Items (BII) from the requirement, as follows:

From: OCU Configuration Kit includes the OCU (consisting of a hand controller, processor, memory, Power Source, Cables and associated items, Radio Subsystem, an interface to an external headset and an interface to an attachable/detachable secondary display), a Secondary Display, BII, ETM DVD and a shipping container that meets the PSpec and are only for the components for the OCU

Configuration Kit.

To: OCU Configuration Kit includes the OCU (consisting of a hand controller, processor, memory, Power Source, Cables and associated items, Radio Subsystem, an interface to an external headset and an interface to an attachable/detachable secondary display), a Secondary Display, ETM DVD and a shipping container that meets the PSpec and are only for the components for the OCU Configuration

Kit.

b. Add Section C.1.5.1.5: Universal Battery Charger. The contractor shall provide a CRS(I) design that shall use batteries that can be charged using the Universal Battery Charger (UBC) Interface Control Document (ICD) and Performance Specification For The

Universal Battery Charger (UBC) and Accessories (ref. Attachment 0075).

c. C.15.5.2 has content deleted; except as noted in bullet d below, sub-bullets are unchanged by this amendment. The following two sentences are removed: Net training will occur one month after Final Material Release (FMR). FMR will occur four months after

Operational Evaluation Report (OER).

d. C.15.5.2.4 and C.15.5.2.4.1 are combined and revised. The new language for C.15.5.2.4 is:

From: C.15.5.2.4 Training Support during EMD

The contractor shall conduct Maintainer Tester Performance courses to support Government testing.

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C.15.5.2.4.1 Government Performed Testing

The contractor shall conduct one performance training event at each of the test sites with the exception of Limited User Training (LUT) training. The course shall include tasks associated with proficient and safe operation of the CRS(I) System inclduing all components during test and evaluation. The COR will confirm training dates no later than 30 days in advance IAW Operator Course Testing Plan (ref.

CDRL A059).

To: C.15.5.2.4 Training Support During EMD

The contractor shall conduct Maintainer Tester Performance courses to support Government testing with the exception of Limited User

Training (LUT) training. The COR will confirm training dates no later than 30 days in advance IAW Operator Course Testing Plan (ref.

CDRL A059)

e. C.15.1.1, second paragraph, bullet (c) is revised as follows:

From: LPD development and management of the Electronic Technical Manual, Field Level Maintainer New Equipment Training, Operator

New Equipment Training, Test and Tester Training, Logistics Demonstration, Provisioning Strategy and Provisioning Reviews, Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE), and the strategy for updating LPD due to approved changes to the product baseline.

To: LPD development and management of the Electronic Technical Manual, Field Level Maintainer New Equipment Training, Test and

Tester Training, Logistics Demonstration, Provisioning Strategy and Provisioning Reviews, Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment

(TMDE), and the strategy for updating LPD due to approved changes to the product baseline.

f. C.15.1.3 is revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall conduct Maintenance Planning IAW GEIA-HB-0007 that determines maintainability characteristics of the

CRS(I) System. This analysis shall be incorporated into the Maintenance Analysis and shall identify all maintenance functions, manpower, spare parts, and the support equipment required. The analysis shall be in End Item hardward top down breakdown, disassembly sequence with attaching hardware being called out first. It will identify Functional Group Codes (FGC) in accordance with Technical

Bulletin (TB) 750-93-1 for each repairable item. The contractor shall develop a supportability analysi as part of the overall management and engineering process for the CRS(I) System in terms of operation and maintenance task requirements and the associated support rsources to support it. This supportability analysis shall be incorporated into the Maintenance Analysis.

To: The contractor shall conduct Maintenance Planning IAW GEIA-HB-0007 that determines maintainability characteristics of the

CRS(I) System. This analysis shall be incorporated into the Maintenance Analysis and shall identify all meaintenance functions, manpower, spare parts, and the support equipment required. The analysis shall be in the End Item hardware top down breakdown, disassembly sequence with attaching hardware being called out first. It will identify Functional Group Codes (FGC) in accordance with

Technical Bulletin (TB) 750-93-1 for each repairable item.

The contractor shall develop a supportability analysis as part of the overall managment and engineering process for the CRS(I) System.

This analysis shall address the supportability requirements of the CRS(I) System in terms of operation and maintenance task requirements and the associated support resources to support it. This supportability analysis shall be incorporated into the Maintenance Analysis.

The contractor shall submit any commercially available operator publications for Government use in Supportability planning (ref. CDRL

A091).

g. C.15.1.3.5.1 is revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall prepare a Calibration and Measurements Requirements Summary (CMRS) (ref. CDRL A057) and a

Maintenance, Test, and Support Equipment Requirements List (MTSERL) (ref CDRL A106). The CMRS and MTSERL shall identify the equipment required to verify all performance specifications and the performance of each of the following maintenance functions: inspect, test, service, adjust, align, remove and install, replace, rebuild, overhaul, calibrate, and repair. The contractor shall list the tools and test equipment required in alphabetical order by nomenclature.

To: The contractor shall prepare a Calibration and Measurements Requirements Summary (CMRS) (ref. CDRL A057) and a Maintenance, Test, and Support Equipment Requirements List (MTSERL) (ref. CDRL A106). The CMRS and MTSERL shall identify the equipment required to verify all performance specifications and the performance of each of the following maintenance functions: inspect, test, service, adjust, align, remove and install, replace, rebuild, overhaul, calibrate, and repair. The contractor shall list the tools and test equipment required in alphabetical order by nomenclature.

The preliminary MTSRL shall convey Basic Issue Items (BII) and Components of End Item (COEI) as described in C.1.5.1.1 and MIL-STD-40051-

2 Preparation of Digital Technical Information for Page-Based Technical Manuals, paragraph G.5.3.4 (A) Tools and test equipment requirements.

h. C.15.1.4 is revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall deliver a PSPCL/PSP (ref. CDRL Data Item A060) to support Government testing and validation events.

The Technical Manual Validation shall occur upon completion of Pre-Production Qualification Testing (PPQT). The Technical Manual

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Verification shall occur three months after PTM2. PTM2 will occur one month after Log Demo. The contractor shall identify test support resources and service requirements for CRS(I) System test assessment, evaluation efforts, and sustainment training in support of the testing and validation events. Items in the PSPCL, Log Support Items List (ref. CDRL A060) include recommended spare and repair parts, technical manuals, training packages, special tools, TMDE, unique software, field service personnel requirements and plans for support external to the field repair and return of components. The PSPCL will form the basis of the PSP.

To: The contractor shall deliver a PSPCL/PSP (ref. CDRL A060) to support Government testing and validation events. The Technical

Manual Validation shall occur upon completion of Pre-Production Qualification Testing (PPQT). The Technical Manual Verification shall occur three months after PTM2. PTM2 will occur one month after Log Demo. The contractor shall identify test support resources and service requirements for CRS(I) System test assessment, evaluation efforts in support of the testing and validation events. Items in the

PSPCL, Log Support Items List (ref. CDRL A060) include recommended spare and repair parts, technical manuals, field level maintenance training packages, special tools, TMDE, unique software, field service personnel requirements and plans for support external to the field repair and return of components. The PSPCL will form the basis of the PSP.

i. Section C.15.4.1 has a title change from 13&P Electronic Technical Manual to 13&P Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) with

Supplemental Technical Manual.

j. Section C.15.4.1.1 is revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall develop a page-based 13&P, Electronic Technical Manual (ETM) for the CRS(I) IAW Technical Pubs

Development (ref. CDRL A076). The publication shall be developed IAW AR 25-30, MIL-STD 2361, and MIL-HDBK-1222. The Government will provide the publication number at the first Provision Conference. The contractor shall develop the ETM in Extensible Markup Language

(XML) and graphics in Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM) format IAW the following attachments:

Attachment 0005 Integrated Master Plan

Attachment 0009 Equipment Publication Defects List

Attachment 0011 TM Matrix MIL-STD 40051-2C Appendix A

Attachment 0014 Publications General Requirements

Attachment 0016 Publications Style Guide (MIL-STD 40051-2C takes precedence over the Style Guide in the event of a conflict)

Attachment 0045 Sample TM Crosswalk

Attachment 0047 Copyright Release Letter

Attachment 0056 Running Sheet

To: The contractor shall develop a page-based 13&P, COTS with Supplementation Electronic Technical Manual (ETM) for the CRS(I)

IAW Technical Pubs Development (ref. CDRL A076). The publication shall be developed IAW AR 25-30, MIL-STD 2361, MIL-STD 40051-2 and MIL-

HDBK-1222. The Government will provide the publication number at the first Provisioning Conference. The contractor shall develop the ETM in Extensible Markup Language (XML) and graphics in Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM) format IAW the following attachments:

Attachment 0005 Integrated Master Plan

Attachment 0009 Equipment Publication Defects List

Attachment 0011 TM Matrix MIL-STD 40051-2C Appendix A

Attachment 0014 Publications General Requirements

Attachment 0016 Publications Style Guide (MIL-STD 40051-2C takes precedence over the Style Guide in the event of a conflict)

Attachment 0045 TM Crosswalk

Attachment 0047 Copyright Release Letter

Attachment 0056 Running Sheet

k. C.15.4.1.3.3 has the CDRL reference in the second to last sentence corrected for CDRL A107 BOM to CDRL A076 Final Reproducible

Copy (FRC).

l. C.15.4.2.5 is revised as follows (the table is not changed):

From: The contractor shall eliminate all defects from teh TM as defined in the Equipment Publications Defects List (ref.

Attachment 0009). The contractor shall provide each PTM for each of the manuals to be fully reviewed; however, if any PTM submissions fail to meet either AQL criterion below Percentage of Critical Errors or Percentage of Major Errors the PTM will immediately be rejected through official notice from teh Contracting Officers Representative (COR). Critical and Major errors are defined in the Equipment

Publications Defects List. Calcuation of percentage is based on defects per page. During the verification, WP(s) that contain Critical or Major defects and prevented the procedure from being performed as written (No-Gos) shall be corrected and returned to the verification team within 48 hours. The contractor shall implement a globgal change on all identified errors.

To: The contractor shall eliminate all defects from the TM as defined in the Equipment Publications Defects List (ref. Attachment

0009). The contractor shall provide each PTM for each of the manuals to be fully reviewed; however, if any PTM submissions fail to meet either AQL criterion below, Percentage of Critical Errors or Percentage of Major Errors; the PTM will immediately be rejected through official notice from the Contracting Officers Representative (COR). Critical and Major errors are defined in the Equipment Publications

Defects List. Calculation of percentage is based on defects per page.

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m. C.15.4.3 has the last sentence revised as follows:

From: The Validation Plan shall include hands-on validation of 100% of all tasks.

To: The Validation Plan shall include 100% hands-on validation of all tasks.

n. C.15.4.3.1 is revised as follows:

From: The ETM shall be 100% validated IAW the Validation Plan (ref. CDRL A083) to ensure accuracy, compatibility, and completeness. The contractor shall validate all content by reviewing against engineering data, TM data, or Government procured production configuration hardware IAW Validation Plan (ref. CDRL A083). The contractor shall perform the validation using Government-issued tools available to the soldier at the designated levl of maintenance (General Mechanics Toolkit (GMTK) (NSN 5180-00-177-7033) and

Electronic Tool Kit (TK 105) (NSN 5180-00-610-8177)) and prescribed BII. The contractor shall use personnel who did not author the procedure(s). The contractor shall notify the Government at the Logistic IPT meetings of the validation events a minimum of 20 business days in advance. Government representatives have the right to witness any or all portions of the contractors validation. The contractor shall ensure the TM data accurately reflects and supports the CRS(I) System configuration, inclduing all changes to the configuration resulting from testing, vendor parts supply, and production-line changes.

To: The ETM shall be 100% validated IAW the Validation Plan (ref. CDRL A083) to ensure accuracy, compatibility, and completeness.

The contractor shall validate all content by reviewing against engineering data, TM data, or Government-procured production configuration hardware IAW Validation Plan (ref. CDRL A083). The contractor shall perform the validation using Government-issued tools available to the soldier at the designated level of maintenance (General Mechanics Toolkit (GMTK) (NSN 5180-00-177-7033) and Electronic

Tool Kit (TK 105) (NSN 5180-00-610-8177)) and prescribed BII. The contractor shall use personnel who did not author the procedure(s).

The contractor shall notify the Government at the Logistic IPT meetings of the validation events a minimum of 20 business days in advance. Government representatives have the right to witness any or all portions of the contractor's validation.

The contractor shall ensure the TM data accurately reflects and supports the CRS(I) System configuration, including all changes to the configuration resulting from testing, vendor parts supply, and production-line changes.

o. C.15.4.4.2.a is revised as follows:

From: Provide on-site support for the duration of LD to identify and resolve technical, RPSTL, provisioning, maintenance, publication, and training issues.

To: Provide on-site support for the duration of LD to identify and resolve technical, RPSTL, provisioning, maintenance, publication, and field level maintenance training issues.

p. C.15.4.5, paragraph 3, 1st bullet is revised as follows:

From: Provide on-site support for the duration of TM Verification to identify and resolve technical, RPSTL, provisioning, maintenance, publication, and training issues.

To: Provide on-site support for the duration of TM Verification to identify and resolve technical, RPSTL, provisioning, maintenance, publication, and field level maintenance training issues.

q. C.15.4.6 is revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall furnish unrestricted copyright releases for all ETMs, NMWRs, and training material IAW Copyright

Release (ref. CDRL A016). The contractor shall ensure that the Government has the right to use, copy, and distribute the ETMs, NMWRs, training material, and electronic data files delivered under this contract, electronically and in hard copy, as the Government deems necessary. When the contractor uses commercial data that covers a subcontractor's component(s) or portion thereof, and the subcontractor's data contains copyrighted material, the contractor shall be responsible for obtaining a copyright release from their subcontractor and furnishing such release to the Government. The contractor shall write the copyright release for the Government's use and which shall not prohibit duplications, release, website publication, etc. The Governmetn, at its discretion, will pst the final

Department of Army (DA) authenticated ETMs, NMWRs, and training material on the Internet for the soldier's access. ETMs, NMWRs, and training material shall not contain any copyright notices that are not IAW MIL-STD-40051-2. The Government has provided a sample of a

Copyright Release Letter template (ref. Attachment 0047).

To: The contractor shall furnish unrestricted copyright releases for all ETMs, Video Instructions, and training material IAW

Copyright Release (ref. CDRL A016). The contractor shall ensure that the Government has the right to use, copy, and distribute the ETMs, video instructions, training material, and electronic data files delivered under this contract, electronically and in hard copy, as the

Government deems necessary. When the contractor uses commercial data that covers a subcontractor's component(s) or portion thereof, and the subcontractor's data contains copyrighted material, the contractor shall be responsible for obtaining a copyright release from their subcontractor and furnishing such release to the Government. The contractor shall write the copyright release for the Government's use

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and which shall not prohibit duplications, release, website publication, etc. The Government, at its discretion, will post the final

Department of Army (DA)-authenticated ETMs, Video Instructions, and training material on the Internet for the soldier's access. ETMs, video instructions, and training material shall not contain any copyright notices that are not IAW MIL-STD-40051-2. The Government has provided a Copyright Release Letter template (ref. Attachment 0047 ).

r. C.20.2.4 has all content deleted and made reserved.

3. Section E changes:

a. Section E.1.2.1.1 is revised:

From:

a) CRS(I) System Interoperability Profile (IOP) Instantiation Conformance Test, Warren MI;

b) Early Security Control Assessment and Penetration Assessment, Harrison Township MI;

c) Security Control Assessment, Harrison Township MI; and

d) Pre-Production Qualification Testing (PPQT), Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

e) Early User Assessment, Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

To:

a) CRS(I) System Interoperability Profile (IOP) Instantiation Conformance Test, Warren MI;

b) Early Security Control Assessment and Penetration Assessment, Harrison Township MI;

c) Pre-Production Qualification Testing (PPQT), Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

d) Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) Test, Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

e) Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Testing, Aberdeen, MD;

f) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability and Decontamination Paper Study, West Desert Test

Center (WDTC), Dugway, UT;

g) Controller Interoperability Test (part of PPQT), Redstone Test Center, Huntsville, AL;

h) User Jury, Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

i) Security Control Assessment, Harrison Township, MI;

b. Section E.1.2.1.2 is revised:

From:

a) Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) Test, Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

b) Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Testing, Aberdeen, MD;

c) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability and Decontamination Paper Study, Dugway Proving

Ground, UT;

d) Production Qualification Test (PQT), Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

e) Cybersecurity Cooperative Vulnerability and Penetration Assessment (CVPA), Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

f) LUT, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri;

g) Adversarial Assessment (AA), Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD.

To:

a) CRS(I) System Interoperability Profile (IOP) Instantiation Conformance Test, Warren MI;

b) Production Qualification Test (PQT), Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

c) Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) Test, Aberdeen Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

d) Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Testing, Aberdeen, MD;

e) Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability and Decontamination Paper Study, Dugway Proving

Ground, UT;

f) Controller Interoperability Test (part of PQT), Redstone Test Center, Huntsville, AL

g) Cybersecurity Cooperative Vulnerability Identification/Adversarial Cybersecurity Developmental Test (CVI/ACDT), Aberdeen

Test Center (ATC), Aberdeen, MD;

h) LUT, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri;

i) Portion of the ACDT, during the LUT at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

c. Section E.1.3 has a title change from Early Test Events to Early EMD2 Test Events.

d. Section E.1.4 has a title change from Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) Test Events to Other EMD2 test events performed by

Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC).

e. Section E.1.4.3 is revised:

From: The Government will conduct PPQT, and R&M at Aberdeen Test Center (ATC) in Aberdeen, Maryland. The test is anticipated to last nine months, at 80 hours every two weeks. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all

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deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

To: The Government will conduct PPQT, to include performance, controller interoperability; and R&M at Aberdeen Test Center (ATC) in Aberdeen, Maryland. The test is anticipated to last nine months, at 80 hours every two weeks. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

f. Section E.1.4.4 is revised, with User Jury Early User Assessment (EUA) as follows:

From: E.1.4.4 Early User Assessment

The Government will conduct EUA, tentatively at ATC in Aberdeen, MD. The test is anticipated to last three weeks, at 40 hours per week.

The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL

A063) process.

To: E.1.4.4 User Jury

The Government will conduct a User Jury, tentatively at ATC in Aberdeen, MD. The test is anticipated to last 14 business days, at 40 hours per week. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

g. Section E.1.5.4 is now moved to E.1.4.7 and is incorporated as follows:

E.1.4.7 Security Control Assessment

The Government will perform a Security Control Assessment to characterize the cyber-attack surface and conduct cooperative vulnerability identification. The Government anticipates that the Security Control Assessment will tentatively take place at Selfridge Air National

Guard Base (SANGB) in Harrison Township, Michigan. The Government expects the test to last for one week. A contractor representative shall operate the system during the test. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and implement corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process, during the Security Control Assessment. The contractor shall complete all corrective actions prior to submission of Cybersecurity CVI/ACDT.

h. Section E.1.5.3 is revised:

From: The Government will conduct PQT at Aberdeen Test Center in Aberdeen, Maryland. The Government anticipates that the test will last nine months, at 80 hours every two weeks. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

To: The Government will conduct PQT to include performance testing, controller interoperability test and Reliability and

Maintainability tests, at Aberdeen Test Center in Aberdeen, Maryland. The Government anticipates that the test will last nine months, at

80 hours every two weeks. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

i. Section E.1.5.2 Limited User Test (LUT) is moved to E.1.5.8, and is replaced with CRS(I) System Interoperability Profile (IOP)

Instantiation Conformance Test as follows:

E.1.5.2 CRS(I) System Interoperability Profile (IOP) Instantiation Conformance Test

The Government will test the CRS(I) for conformance to the IOP Instantiation (Attachments 0035-0044). The test will take place at TARDEC in Warren, Michigan and is projected to last five eight-hour days. A contractor representative shall operate the system during the test.

The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified during the IOP

Instantiation Conformance Test utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process. The contractor shall implement all corrective actions prior to the start of LUT.

j. Section E.1.5.4 Security Control Assessment is now moved to E.1.4.7 (ref: 3.g above), and is replaced with Electromagnetic

Environmental Effects (E3) Testing as follows:

E.1.5.4 Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Testing

The Government will conduct E3 tests tentatively at Aberdeen Test Center in Aberdeen, Maryland and projects the test will last six weeks. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the

FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

k. Section E.1.5.5 Cybersecurity Cooperative Vulnerability and Penetration Assessment (CVPA) is replaced with Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability, and Decontamination Paper Study as follows:

E.1.5.5 Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Survivability, and Decontamination Paper Study

The Government will conduct the CBRN Survivability and Decontamination Paper Study at Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah. The Government anticipates that the study will last 30 business days. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

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l. Section E.1.5.6 Adversarial Assessment (AA) is replaced with Cybersecurity Cooperative Vulnerability Identification (CVI) as follows:

E.1.5.6 Cybersecurity Cooperative Vulnerability Identification (CVI)

The Government will perform a Cybersecurity CVI per DoDI 5000.02 and Procedures for Operational Test and Evaluation of Cybersecurity in

Acquisition Programs, dated 1 August 2014. The Government anticipates that the test will take place at Aberdeen Test Center, MD. The

Government expects the test to last for one week. A contractor representative shall operate the system to support the test. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified during the Cybersecurity CVI, utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

m. Section E.1.5.7 Adversarial Cybersecurity Developmental Test (ACDT) is incorporated as follows:

E.1.5.7 Adversarial Cybersecurity Developmental Test (ACDT)

The Government will perform an ACDT per DoDI 5000.02 and Procedures for Operational Test and Evaluation of cybersecurity in Acquisition

Programs, dated 01 August 2014. The Government anticipates the test will take place at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. The Government expects the test to last one week. The contractor shall conduct root cause analysis and define corrective actions for all deficiencies identified during the Cybersecurity ACDT utilizing the FACAR (CDRL A063) process.

n. Section E.13, with subparagraphs, is moved (E.13 is reserved) to E.14.3, with subparagraphs. The paragraph E.14.3.1.1 is revised, with the From and To detailed in bullet o below. Paragraph number changes are as follows:

E.14.3 Changes requiring Recertification.

E.14.3.1 The contractor shall be required to provide a new certification whenever a change is made:

(a) In the process used to produce a qualified/certified product.

(b) In the legal requirement or code governing a product.

(c) In the event of a new contract/rebuy, when stated by the contract.

(d) In the change of a manufacturer location.

(e) In the change of a supplier.

E.14.3.1.1 Change of Supplier

If the contractor and/or their suppliers elect to change sources of supply after approval of PPQT, the Government shall be notified in writing. In the event a deficiency is detected on the new supplier's product prior to acceptance by the Government or during PQT that is based on poor workmanship or a non-conformance, the Government reserves the right to require the contractor to conduct additional tests/examinations as it deems necessary. All costs associated with additional tests/examinations shall be the contractor's responsibility. Further, such delays shall not form the basis for an upward adjustment in contract price or an extension to the delivery schedules.

E.14.3.1.2 Substituting Commercial Test Results for Required Contract Tests is permissible with written PCO approval.

o. Section E.14.3.1.1 is changed as follows when it was moved from E.13.1:

From: If the contractor and/or their suppliers elect to change sources of supply after approval of PPQT, the Government shall be notified in writing. In the event a deficiency is detected on the new supplier's product prior to acceptance by the Government based on poor workmanship or a non-conformance, the Government reserves the right to require the contractor to conduct additional tests/examinations as it deems necessary. All costs associated with additional tests/examinations shall be the contractor's responsibility. Further, such delays shall not form the basis for an upward adjustment in contract price or an extension to the delivery schedules.

To: If the contractor and/or their suppliers elect to change sources of supply after approval of PPQT, the Government shall be notified in writing. In the event a deficiency is detected on the new supplier's product prior to acceptance by the Government or during

PQT that is based on poor workmanship or a non-conformance, the Government reservs the right to require the contractor to conduct additional tests/examinations as it deems necessary. All costs associated with additional tests/examinations shall be the contractor's responsibility. Further, such delays shall not form the basis for an upward adjustment in contract price or an extension to the delivery schedule.

4. Section J changes:

a. Exhibit A changes:

(1) CDRL A063, Block 5 Contract References is updated for the Section E changes above. Block 5 now lists: C.9.2.11, C.19.5.2, C.19.5.3, E.1.3.3, E.1.3.4, E.1.4.3, E.1.4.4, E.1.4.5, E.1.4.6, E.1.4.7, E.1.5.2, E.1.5.3, E.1.5.4, E.1.5.5, E.1.5.6, E.1.5.7

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(2) CDRL A076, Block 16, the first sentence of the Block 12 comments is revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall deliver all Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) manuals not later than 30 business days after CDR.

To: The contractor shall deliver all Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) manuals no later than 30 business days after base contract award.

(3) CDRL A083, Block 16, the Blocks 12 and 13 comments are revised as follows:

From: The contractor shall deliver the Validation Plan no later than 20 business days after the Critical Design Review. The

Government requirs 30 business days to review and provide comments. The contractor shall deliver the revised Validation Plan no later than 30 business days after receipt of Government comments.

To: The contractor shall deliver the Validation Plan no later than 20 business days after the award of EMD 2. The Government requires 30 business days to review and provide comments. The contractor shall deliver the revised Validation Plan no later than 30 business days after receipt of Government comments.

(4) CDRL A091, Block 16, the first sentence of the Block 12 comment is revised as follows:

From: Initial submission shall be due 30 business days after EMD2 award.

To: Preliminary submission shall be due 45 calendar days after contract award. The Government will not accept/reject or provide comments. Second submission shall be due 30 business days after EMD2 award.

(5) CDRL A106, Block 16, before the Block 10 comment is revised to:

From: The contractor shall provide the MTSERL document for Technical Manual Verification and Logistics Demonstration.

To: The contractor shall provide the Preliminary MTSERL document for Supportability Analysis. The contractor shall provide the

MTSERL document for Technical Manual Verification and Logistics Demonstration.

(6) CDRL A106, Block 16, Block 10 comments has the following added: The contractor shall provide the Preliminary Maintenance, Test, and Support Equipment Requirements List (MTSERL) submission 45 days after contract award.

(7) CDRL A034, Block 16, last paragraph before the Block 12 comments is revised as follows:

From: There shall be no Intellectual Property, FOUO, or FOIA related markings on the submittal. "ITAR" shall not appear on the submittal, as the ITAR falls under the Arms Export Control Act already stated in the export control warning.

To: The Contractor shall deliver all data with conforming markings as described in DFARS 252.227-7013. The Government will reject any markings on data that do not conform to the markings described in DFARS 252.227-7013. The Contractor shall rework at no expense to the Government.

b. Attachment 0001 Performance Specification is revised as follows:

(1) The date is updated to 23 June 2017, and the PSPEC is now Version 2.4.

(2) The Distribution Statement D is updated. The Security Classification Guide is updated from the UGV Security Classification

Guide to the RAS-G Security Classification Guide.

(3) Paragraph 1.1, Mobility Based Platform (MBP) definition is clarified as follows:

From: The MBP consists of the basic robot/chassis integrated with the base payload and drive cameras, processor, power source, radio subsystem, modular duplex level speaker/microphone, controls, stair climbing capability provisions and interfaces for payloads.

To: The MBP consists of the basic robot/chassis integrated with the cameras, processor, power source, radio subsystem, modular duplex level speaker/microphone, controls, stair climbing capability provisions and interfaces for payloads.

(4) Paragraphs 3.5.2.2 and 3.5.2.5.1 are revised.

c. Attachment 0018 CRS(I) Instantiation is revised at paragraph 3.12. It is now V1.2 dated 22 June 2017.

d. Attachment 0029 Run-off Test Plan is changed (date revised to 22 Jun 2017) as follows:

(1) Paragraph 2.1.1: The last sentence of the paragraph is clarified that the Standard Payload configuration will not be used for

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Mobility and Endurance Testing under paragraph 2.2.

(2) Paragraphs 2.6.1 and 2.6.2: Cylindrical is changed to spherical.

(3) Paragraph 2.8.2: reference to fig. 2.10-1 is deleted.

e. Attachment 0062 System Integration Maturity is revised in the Self-Assessment Complete and Not Complete section.

f. Incorporate Attachment 0075 Universal Battery Charger (UBC) Interface Control Document (ICD) and Performance Specification For

The Universal Battery Charger (UBC) & Accessories, dated 7 Sep 2016.

5. Section L change:

a. Section L.4.3.5.10 is revised:

From: The offeror shall provide a spreadsheet that details its proposed EMD Phase 1 and Phase 2 by Level 3 WBS.

To: The offeror shall provide a spreadsheet that details its proposed EMD Phase 1 and Phase 2 up to Level 3 WBS, as appropriate for the data provided.

6. Section M change:

a. Section M.4.4.1 is revised:

From: M.4.4.1 The Government will assess the expectation that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort based on recent and relevant contract performance. This assessment will result in the application of a Confidence Rating which will be based upon the extent to which recent prior past performance is relevant to the requirements listed in Attachment 0066.

To: M.4.4.1 The Government will assess the expectation that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort based on recent and relevant contract performance. This assessment will result in the application of a Confidence Rating which will be based upon the extent to which recent prior past performance is relevant to the requirements listed in Attachment 0065.

7. Removed clause 252.209-7009.

8. Added clause 52.227-3 Alt II.

9. The Government will accept questions and clarification requests from potential offerors, related to this RFP, through 1500 hours on 6

July 2017 and will post the responses on the Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) website.

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SECTION B - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

Section B narrative

B.1 During Engineering and Manufacturing Development Phase I, the two (2) contractors awarded a Multiple Award IDIQ CRS(I) contract will each be issued a Task Order (TO) for EMD1 requiring the manufacture and delivery of two (2) prototype CRS(I) systems. Each of these TOs constitute the guaranteed minimum quantity, for each contractor, required to satisfy the Government's obligation under the Multiple

Award IDIQ CRS(I) contract in accordance with FAR 16.501-2(b)(3).

Ordering CLINs established for the Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) and Full Rate Production (FRP) periods will allow the Government to procure different configurations of CRS(I) units and other supporting requirements. The Government has created CLINs based on the requirements of this action, but LRIP and FRP CLINs are structured for an ordering approach based on potential Government needs.

B.1.1 The Government intends to order configurations of CRS(I) units by a combination of the ordering CLINs defined in B.1.2.1 through

B.1.2.7 below. When a combination of CLINs including the Shipping Container defined at B.1.2.6 are simultaneously ordered, the other components ordered under CLINs defined by B.1.2.1 through B.1.2.5, and B.1.2.7, shall be packed in the Shipping Container to create a

CRS(I) unit in a configuration that is defined in Section C.1.2.

B.1.1.1 Except for Section B, the definition of a CRS(I) System in Section C.1.2 applies.

B.1.1.2 When a component of the CRS(I) System references the Performance Specification (PSpec) (Attachment 0001), the definition in the

PSpec takes precedence when a conflict exists.

B.1.2 LRIP and FRP CRS(I) ordering CLINs definitions:

B.1.2.1 The "Mobility Base Platform (MBP)" (CLINs 3001, 4001, 5001, 6001, and 7001) is as stated in the MBP discussion in Section 1.1 of the PSpec. The MBP includes the basic robot/chassis integrated with the audio subsystem, controls, drive cameras, and interfaces for payloads. This is also known as the Mobile Base Platform.

NOTE: Basic Issue Items (BII), the Electronic Technical Manual Digital Video Disk (ETM DVD), the Initial Service Package (ISP) list and components, and Authorized Stockage List (ASL) shall be included when the MBP is ordered. The MBP CLINs do not include the OCU, Shipping Container, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

B.1.2.2 The "Standard Payload" (CLINs 3002, 4002, 5002, 6002, and 7002) is as stated in the Standard Payload discussion in Section 1.1 of the PSpec. The Standard Payload CLIN includes the Manipulator Arm and other items listed in the Standard Payload discussion in

Section 1.1 of the PSpec.

Note: The Standard Payload CLINs do not include the MBP, OCU, Shipping Container, or other payload capabilities.

B.1.2.3 The "Engineering and Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) Payload" (CLINs 3003, 4003, 5003, 6003, and 7003) includes a scraping/hooking device as stated in the Engineer Payload discussion in Section 1.1 of the PSpec.

NOTE: For this ordering approach, the secondary display will be ordered separately, depending on the requirement of the Government

(ref: B.1.2.7 below). The EOD Payload CLINs do not include the MBP, OCU, Shipping Container, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

B.1.2.4 The "Chemical, Biological, Radiation, and Nuclear (CBRN) Payload" (CLINs 3004, 4004, 5004, 6004, and 7004) includes a universal mounting bracket and other provisions to integrate the CBRN sensors onto the system as stated in the CBRN discussion in Section 1.1 of the PSpec.

NOTE: For this ordering approach, the secondary display will be ordered separately, depending on the requirement of the Government

(ref: B.1.2.7 below). The CBRN Payload CLINs do not include the MBP, OCU, Shipping Container, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

B.1.2.5 The "Operator Control Unit (OCU) " configuration (CLINs 3005, 4005, 5005, 6005, and 7005) includes a hand controller and accessories stated in the OCU and Hand Controller discussion in Section 1.1 of the PSpec.

NOTE: The OCU CLINs do not include the MBP, Shipping Container, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

B.1.2.6 The "Shipping Container" (CLINs 3006, 4006, 5006, 6006, and 7006) is discussed in Section 5 of the PSpec. This shipping container shall be configured to hold a complete CRS(I) System as defined at Section C.1.2.1, including BII, ETM DVD, ISP list, and ASL.

NOTE: The Shipping Container CLINs do not include the MBP, OCU, Standard Payload, or other payload capabilities.

B.1.2.7 The "Secondary Display" (CLINs 3007, 4007, 5007, 6007, and 7007) is discussed in the EOD and CBRN Payloads portions of Section

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1.1 of the PSpec. This is ordered separately, as needed, from those payloads to avoid duplicate secondary displays when both EOD and

CBRN payloads are ordered for a CRS(I).

NOTE: Only the Secondary Display is included under these CLINs.

B.1.2.8 The "OCU Configuration Kit" (CLINs 3100 and 5100) includes the OCU (defined in Section 1.1 of the PSpec); a Secondary Display;

ETM DVD (this is the same as included with B.1.2.1 above); and, a shipping container that meets the Section 5 PSpec requirements and is sized for the components of the OCU Configuration Kit. The OCU Configuration Kit only contains the items mentioned in this paragraph

B.1.2.8.

B.2 CLIN CONTRACT TYPE: Due to contract administration system requirements, the 'CLIN CONTRACT TYPE' is 'Firm Fixed Price' for LRIP and

FRP, but the task orders issued for EMD 1 (CLIN 0001) and EMD 2 (CLIN 0002) are Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF), as noted in those CLIN narratives.

B.3 Cost/Price Worksheet Attachment 0069 will establish cost/price for the CLINs within this section, and will be used by the Government to place orders against an awarded contract.

B.4 Contract Phases and Ordering Years

B.4.1 EMD1, CLIN 1001, is from Contract award through 18 months after Contract award (Days after Contract (DAC)0-546.

B.4.2 EMD2, CLIN 2001, is from 18 months after Contract award through 36 months after contract award (DAC)547-1096.

B.4.3 LRIP will be from 36 months after Contract Award through 60 months after contract award. No LRIP quantities will be ordered until

Milestone C approval is received from the Milestone Decision Authority (MDA).

B.4.3.1 LRIP Ordering Year 1 is the first year after EMD2 ends, and is the fourth year of the contract (DAC 1097-1461).

B.4.3.2 LRIP Ordering Year 2 is the fifth year of the contract (DAC 1462-1826).

B.4.4 FRP will be from 61 months after contract award thru 96 months after contract award. No FRP quantities will be ordered until a

FRP approval is received from the MDA.

B.4.4.1 FRP Ordering Year 1 is the first year after LRIP Ordering Year 2, and is the sixth year of the contract (DAC 1827-2191).

B.4.4.2 FRP Ordering Year 2 is the seventh year of the contract (DAC 2192-2557).

B.4.4.3 FRP Ordering Year 3 is the eighth, and final, year of the contract (DAC 2558-2922).

B.4.4.4 Leap year may impact the DACs for FRP Ordering Years 2 and 3, depending on the actual date of contract award.

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SECTION C - DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS/WORK STATEMENT

C.1 General

The Common Robotic System (Individual) (CRS(I)) is a modular system that consists of a robotic platform and a universal…