Attch_12_Airborne_Data.doc

Airborne Data Collectors (ADC) Attachment 12

1. GENERAL TEST INFORMATION: Unless specifically changed by this task order, the contractor performance shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract. If there is a conflict, the terms and conditions of the contract shall take priority.

1.1. BACKGROUND

a. Full name of effort: Airborne Data Collectors (ADC)

b. Location/Dates: Fort Bragg/Pope Field, NC / Date of transition (DOT) through term of contract (TOC) (DOT – TOC)

c. Classification: Unclassified.

d. System/Functional Description: This is a continuous program designed to facilitate the collection of data during developmental and operational testing at the Airborne and Special Operations Test Directorate (ABNSOTD).

e. Safety/HUC:

(1) Human Use Committee (HUC) constraints and requirements: None identified at this time. Late or subsequent publishing of HUC constraints and requirements will be included in a follow-on point change or TIL.

(2) Safety issues and concerns. The risk at all levels in the performance of responsibilities pertaining to human subject participation in research and development activities must be considered IAW Section C, 1.4.3 (Safety Regulations) of the contract.

(3) Other safety issues and concerns IAW Section C, 1.3.5 (Hazardous Duty) of the contract. The following are elements of the test program which are anticipated to pose potential hazards in the course of test implementation activities. Actions should be considered to mitigate the risks associated with these hazards and should be considered in the development of the TIP.

Lasers

Power Interfaces

Brackets

Radio Frequencies

Radars

f. Contracting Officer’s Representative: Sam Xxxx, ABNSOTD, 910-396-8587 (DSN prefix – 236).

1.2 SCOPE:

a. This Force Development Test and Evaluation (FDTE) is designed to provide data to support an assessment of the operational effectiveness, suitability, and survivability of personnel airdrop procedures and equipment.

b. Emphasis will be placed on gathering data from all test missions.

1.3 TECHNICAL POINTS OF CONTACT:

a. ORSA: Mike Xxxx, ABNSOTD, 910-XXX-XXXX (DSN prefix – 236)

b. Technical Support Officer: Sam Xxxx, ABNSOTD, 910- XXX-XXXX (DSN prefix – 236).

2. SPECIFIC TECHNICAL REQUIREMENT:

The contractor's TIP response shall describe the technical approach and methodology with associated labor and reimbursables for each of the below sub-paragraphs. Cost shall be separately identified by each month and segregated by fiscal years.

2.1 Instrumentation Engineering Development Requirements

(1) Point of Contact: N/A

(2) Period of Support: N/A

(3) Requirements: N/A

(4) Milestones/Deliverables:

DATE

EVENT/REQUIREMENT/DELIVERABLE

RESPONSIBILITY

N/A

2.2 Data Management Requirements.

(3) Requirements: N/A

(4) Milestones/Deliverables:

DATE

EVENT/REQUIREMENT/DELIVERABLE

RESPONSIBILITY

N/A

2.3 Instrumentation Requirements (other than engineering development).

(3) Requirements: N/A

(4) Milestones/Deliverables:

DATE

EVENT/REQUIREMENT/DELIVERABLE

RESPONSIBILITY

2.4. Logistics Requirements.

(1) Point of Contact: Mike Xxxx, ABNSOTD, 910- XXX-XXXX (DSN prefix – 236)

(2) Period of Support: DOT – TOC

(3) Requirements:

(a) Travel Requirements.

(1) Contractor personnel will be required to make several round trips to the locations listed below to support testing. Additional travel dates and duration may be provided by the Test Officer or Assistant Test Officer.

a. Aberdeen Test Center, MD

Date: TBD estimated duration – 1 week

(1 data collector)

b. Yuma Proving Grounds, AZ

Date: TBD estimated duration – 1 Week

(1 data collector)

(2) Meetings: Test Event Planning meetings, and specific contractor meetings at various locations conducted /coordinated by Government agencies to provide operational test technical clarification during the meetings. The Test Officer or Assistant Test Officer will provide date, time and location of remote installation meetings.

(3) Milestones/Deliverables: Provide the following Government Furnished Property (GFP).

Item Description

Date/Quantity

2.5. Non-Personal Technical Support Services.

(1) Point of Contact: Mike Xxxx, ABNSOTD, 910- XXX-XXXX (DSN prefix – 236)

(2) Period of Support: – see individual sections below

(3) Requirements:

Note: The purpose of this section is to define the non-personal technical support services required to support the ABNSOTD test mission. The contractor should structure its response to this section of the TAR to fill the requirements outlined below. Additional requirements by the government will require a specific scope determination by the contracting officer.

(a) Provide one functional lead who has the technical knowledge and be able to apply that knowledge in the rigging of aerial delivery (personnel) equipment and related airdrop items. This equipment includes items such as the T-10 parachute and T-11 parachute. This person must possess the ability to enter data into a specific test database on a laptop or desktop computer operating in the Microsoft Windows environment. This person may also be required to drive tactical and commercial type vehicles ranging from 1/4-ton to 3/4 ton. Period of Support: – DOT - TOC

(b) Provide one functional lead who has the technical knowledge and be able to apply that knowledge in the rigging of aerial delivery equipment and related airdrop items. This equipment includes items such as the G-11 parachute and the airdrop platform. This person must possess the ability to enter data into a specific test database on a laptop or desktop computer operating in the Microsoft Windows environment. This person may also be required to drive tactical and commercial type vehicles ranging from 1/4-ton to 3/4 ton. Period of Support: – DOT - TOC