FY16_SOW_-_Ruggedized_Mobile_Cell_Phone_Forensics_Kit_Touch2.docx

Counterdrug Program Ruggedized Mobile Cell Phone Forensics Kits to assist the Federal, State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies (LEA) with the identification of illicit narcotics in drug related cases. Brand Name or Equal – Cellebrite UFED Touch2 Ruggedized Kit.

Salient Characteristics:

Ruggedized Mobile Cell Phone Forensics Kits must be completely self-contained and include: (1) Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED), (1) UFED Solid Protector Case, (1) UFED Touch Leather Case, (1) Tip & Cable Set supporting currently deployed phones, (1) Tip & Cable Organizer, (1) Ruggedized Carrying Case, (1) Case embedded Work Surface, (1) Faraday Bag, (1) UFED Memory Card Reader, (1) Built in Multi SIM Adapter, (5) SIM ID Cloning Cards, (5) Micro SIM ID Cloning Cards, (5) Nano SIM ID Cloning Cards, (1) UFED Power Supply, (2) 1TB External Hard Drives, (1) UFED Locking Scissors, (1) Car Power Adapter, (1) UFED Phone Charger, (1) UFED to PC Cable, (1) Phone PowerUp Cable, (1) Current 5v to 6v Adapter, (1) Cleaning Brush for Phone Connectors, (1) Tip Velcro Strap, (1) Spare Tips Cartridge, (1) Camera Kit and (1) Cellebrite USB UFED Camera Kit. The kit and ruggedized case must not weigh more than 25lbs (10kg) and must be FAA approved carry-on size. The kit must be able to operate in the temperature range of 32F – 122F (0C – 50C) and have a storage temperature of -4F – 140F (-20C – 60C). The Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED) must be portable and have an internal battery with up to a 5 hour run time. The device must have at least a 7” WVGA TFT Touch LCD display. The device must also have at least a 1.1 GHz processor and 1GB DDR2, 333MHz internal memory, 64GB flash memory, 128GB storage, 350Mbps Wi-Fi connections, Run on a Customized Windows 10 OS platform and have the ability to interface with our existing MT400 kits. The device must be able to connect through Bluetooth Wi2Wi – W2CBW003 (Integrated WLAN-B.T SiP) Bluetooth Specification V2.0+EDR, Wi-Fi Wi2Wi – W2CBW003 (Integrated WLAN-B.T SiP) 802.11 b/g up to 350Mbps data rate and LAN (1 x 10/100/1000 Ethernet, PCIe MAC/PHY, Intel p/n WG82574L). The device must have multiple interfaces. At a minimum these interfaces must include (4) USB 3.1 phase 1 ports, (1) mini USB Ports, (1) RJ-45 Serial Port, (1) SIM Card Reader, (1) SD Card Reader, (1) High Definition Audio Microphone, (1) High Definition Audio Speaker, (1) Headphone Audio Output Jack, VGA Video Output Port and (1) Mini display port. The UFED must be capable of: Physical extraction and decoding while bypassing pattern lock/password/PIN from Android devices including HTC, Motorola, Samsung Galaxy S, SII, SIII family, Physical extraction from BlackBerry devices running OS 4-7 exclusive decoding of BBM data, apps and emails, Support for extraction and decoding Apple devices running iOS3+, Physical extraction and decoding from lock Nokia BB5 devices and password extraction from select devices (including access to locked devices by bypassing, revealing or disabling the user lock code), File extraction from an device running Windows phone 7.5 and 8 (including Nokia, HTC, Samsung, Huawei, ZTE) and Tom Tom trip-log decryption. The Mobile Forensics Kit must also include software that supports data extraction from mobile devices. This software must support at least three different needs. The first is a “reader” version that allows for the generation of professional presentations in PDF, HTML, XML, Excel or specialized UFED reports that can be disseminated to partners. These reports must password protected to maintain data integrity but allow the user perform advanced searches and even bookmark important information as well as arrange information by data type, communication type or location while placing in chronological order. These reports must also allow for header and footer customization to meet the end user’s needs. The second is to assist in the visual identification of seized devices by make and model. This is especially vital on the beginning of an investigation, eliminating the need to open the device and risk phone lock. The third must decode multiple device data types such as contacts, text messages, call logs, GPS Fixes, emails, chats, web history, cookies, MMS, calendar and deleted data. This software must also recover deleted image files and fragments when only parts of these are available. It must also allow operators to cross-check data in extractions from multiple devices, so that they can see relationships and connections among people and events. This software must also allow users to view multiple communications, locations and other data in chronological order.

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