5. Industry Day Brf 29 June09.pptx.ppt

Dave Stewart & Wayde Sumerix Project Directors / PM DT 29 June 2009 Urban Operations Training Systems (UOTS) Industry Day

Rules of the Day Thank Fort Benning for their support and hospitality!!!

No cell phone use while driving;

Observance type questions allowed;

No responses to questions on technical requirements;

No Photography;

Do not open equipment racks;

Do not turn on equipment.

Government will post slides and attendee roster. If anyone objects to phone numbers or email address posting, please contact Phil Davis today.

No Facilities at SH, UAC, MMOUT; Limited Facilities at CACTF & AAR

Agenda

Purpose Provide site availability for interested companies to:

Goal: Enable participation in UOTS to interested companies.

US Army Corps of Engineers Site Responsibilities

CACTFs, SHs,& UACs Site Design Reviews at 35%, 65%, 95% Site Construction Roads;

Buildings Electrical Infrastructure Construction Compliance Inspection (CCI) Target Interface Inspection (TII) Coordinates Beneficial Occupancy Date (BOD)

PEO STRI

Site Responsibilities CACTFs, SHs,& UACs Reviews COE Design Reviews (30%, 65%, 95%) Supports COE CCI Review Supports COE TII Review Site Instrumentation Training Buildings After Action Review Targets & Battlefield Effects New Equipment Training (NET) Spares Package Transition Support

CACTF Sites

Fort Lewis (Leschi Town)

CACTF Capabilities Construction types:

Wood, Concrete block, Metal Instrumentation:

Audio & Video Recording 2D & 3D site models MILES (hit sensing & shootback) Day & NVG Operations After Action Review (AAR) Battlefield Effects (smoke, sound, smells, weapons, targets) CTIA integrated for interoperability Single Mount for all boxes: Contractor specified

Camera Outlet

All Data Outlets are connected to ROC.

Power & Data Outlets Universal Outlet (UO)

Smoke Generator Smells of War Device location Mobility – any device can plug into any outlet Battle Field Effects Devices (Typical) Human Type Target

HTT

Weapons Simulator

Shoothouse (SH)

Ft Benning

SACON: Shock Absorbing Concrete at Ft Riley

SH Capabilities Construction types:

AR 500 steel with ballistic rubber, SACON (shock absorbing concrete), Sand-filled wood, & Concrete with ballistic rubber Instrumentation:

Digital Recording System Video System Coverage (100%) Audio System Day & NVG Operations After Action Review Human Type Targets (Qty:10) MILES (hit sensing & shootback) Panic Buttons (Qty: 8)

Modular Live Fire Shoot House The Modular Live Fire Shoot House (MLFSH) has been removed from this acquisition.

Urban Assault Course (UAC) Construction:

Wood Concrete Metal Instrumentation:

Station 3

Pedestal AAR: No connection with ROC Senses 40 mm thru window Live Fire Targets: Station 3 Only SRTA, 5.56 mm, 40 mm TPT Façade Targets: Qty: 4 Stationary Infantry Targets: Qty: 6 Stations 1, 2 & 4: Human Type Target s (HTT)

MILES (hit sensing only) capability

SESAM

Total Qty: 26

SESAM

Station 1: Individual & Team Trainer Fort Hood

Station 2: Squad & Platoon Trainer

Station 3: Grenadier Gunnery Trainer Fort Carson

Station 4: Urban Offense/ Defense

CTC MOUT IS

National Training Center’s National Urban Warfare Complex

CTC MOUT IS

Instrument selected MOUT sites at the three Combat Training Centers using the CACTF instrumentation.

National Training Center Joint Readiness Training Center Joint Maneuver Readiness Center

Mobile MOUT

Mobile MOUT: Overview There is no Program Objective Memorandum funding.

Mobile MOUT is a Customer Funded effort.

Mobile MOUT is not a construction/MCA effort.

Each deliver varies based on unique customer and site requirements.

Consists of modular structures and battlefield/visual effects to replicate an urban environment.

Complexity of the effort can range from a single container to a brigade level objective.

Mobile MOUT can be used as a Force-on-Force or Force-on-Target training asset.

Mobile MOUT: Requirements Mobile MOUT projects could include:

CACTF instrumentation Targetry Electrical Multi-story training structures Hardening for Short Range Training Ammunition Site preparation (dirt works, trenching of cables, etc.)

Facades Battlefield effects Environmental effects

Site Map

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Point of Contact For questions concerning this acquisition, please contact Phil Davis.

Group Breakdowns

Raytheon Patriot Products Parsons Military Wraps Vecorder Tech Strategic Systems Coburn Cont GDIT L-3 Comm US Training Ctr Amidon Ctrg AHNTECH Inc Action Target Laser Shot, Inc Cobham Analytic Cubic Harris Corp Pulau Elect Falcon Storage Terran Corp Centurion Res Lockheed Martin Tech Valley Tech Allied Container VT MAK Inc Conflict Kinetics Bowhead Combat Trng Univ Mod Bldg Sutton Devel Camber Corp Ubisense Range Systems

ATK

QinetiQ – NA Meggitt Ahtna STS Omega Cubic Ceres Tech Grp Growth Tech

SAIC

RQ Construction

Time Schedule