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SA-9 Remote Controlled Unmanned Ground Vehicles
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STATEMENT OF WORK

Introduction/Background The Arizona Army National Guard - Peace Vanguard program is submitting a request for proposal (RFP) for three SA-9 remote control unmanned ground vehicles (UGV). This is in support of Operation Golden Talon. The primary objective is to engage these targets with hellfire missile as a training measurement for The Republic of Singapore (RSAF) AH-64D Apache detachment.

Scope of Work Vendor will provide all operational equipment, material, labor force and the ability to transport a fully functional SA-9 UVG in accordance with (IAW) all listed requirements. The vendor is also required to have its own EOD disposal capability. The vendor must ensure it has adequate resources for designing, building, testing, and implementing the UVG system IAW all mission request.

a. Period of Performance The vendor is required to provide operational support from 30th NOV thru 4th DEC 2016.

b. Place of Performance Gila Bend AAF (Barry Gold Water Range) Building 2008 Gila Bend, AZ 85337

c. Work Requirements The vendor will be responsible for all target operations during the mission. The vendor will provide video recording of all target movement and target effects. All original video recordings must be release to Peace Vanguard NLT 4 DEC 2016. The vendor WILL NOT keep any copies of the video recording. During the recording each camera should be positioned in close proximity of the target in order to record exact missile impact. Three SA-9 targets are required for this mission. The vendor is required to build two remote control SA-9 targets and one stationary. One of the remote control targets will be used as a spare. The stationary target does not need to have remote control capability, however it must be able to move up and down along the range as required. All targets need to be exact physical duplicates and made of metal. Each missile launcher needs to be built on top of the vehicle and set in a raised position. All vehicles must be able to drive at a max speed of 50mph and maintain a cruise speed of 30mph (+/- 5mph). The vendor is required to show proof of all approved federal and state certifications to operate on Gila Bend AAF (Barry Gold Water Range) prior to award.

d. SA-9 UVG Target Measurements:

1. All targets are required to simulate the SA-9 Air Defense Unit (ADU) with 4 missile launchers per vehicle (see attached picture). Each missile launcher is required to have the following measurements:

a. Length: 1.5m

b. Width: 0.4m

c. Height: 0.4m

d. Elevation: 45 deg angle 0.5m above the top of the vehicle.

2. The vehicle hosting the mounted missile launcher must be an SUV type vehicle. The SUV requires the following measurements:

a. Length: 5,8 m

b. Width: 2,4 m

c. Height: 2,3 m. Material for the entire vehicle must be made with metal sheets.

3. Each SA-9 target is required to operate within all reasonable weather conditions.

4. The vendor is required to dispose of all destroyed parts and pieces of the SA-9 system.

5. The vendor is required to transport the SA-9 to the place of performance.

Mission Timeline The vendor is required to have all equipment and material IOT meet the below timeline.

1. Dry run 30th NOV 2016

2. Live shoot on 3 DEC 2016

3. Contingency plan dates: 1st DEC 2016 (dry run)

4. Contingency plan dates: 4th DEC 2016 (live fire)

Acceptance Criteria Any discrepancies involving completion of the SA-9 (UGV), or disagreement of the listed requirements will be referred to contracting office for review. When all requirements have been met an acceptance/receiving report will be initiated.

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