Radio over internet protocol(ROIP)_RFI

Closed Pre-Solicitation Posted

Solicitation number
ROIP_RFI_2024
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

NAICS code
Not on record
PSC
Not on record
Place of performance
Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

This request for information seeks capabilities for implementing an enterprise radio over internet protocol distribution architecture to modernize Special Operations Forces radio networks. The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Assisted Acquisition Services Federal Systems Integration and Management Center is requesting information to assess options for testing or a future competitive acquisition. Responses are requested by March 6, 2024 to address capabilities in four domains: ROIP operations, management services, client applications, and audio capture/logging. The purpose is to determine if testing or an acquisition is warranted to support special operations forces through more efficient radio distribution.

There is no set-aside designated for this potential opportunity. Responses should outline capabilities with respect to standard audio codecs, adaptive bitrate control, containerized microservices, centralized management through open APIs, dynamic channel discovery, transcription and translation of audio, and offline functionality. Budget details and potential incumbent contractors were not provided.

Notice text

This request is for information only regarding the implementation, operation, and maintenance of an enterprise radio distribution architecture.  Failure to identify a capability from the listed requirements will not be identified as a failure in another category. Collaboration may be possible between industry partners to provide an enterprise solution for radio distribution compatible with the Government’s existing IT architecture.

The capability to distribute radio channels across existing IT architecture has become essential for modern military operations. Modern distribution networks should leverage containerization and microservices to efficiently scale up and down.  Management should be centralized but allow for continued operation if a node is disconnected from the common data plane.  Client applications should integrate with existing Identity Management infrastructure and provide automated configuration based on identity.  Applications for the generation and archiving of audio and speech-to-text for the purposes of logging, dynamic translation, and text-to-speech are also of interest to the Government.

The Government is requesting that responders address capabilities in four domains with respect to radio distribution: ROIP operation, management services, client applications, and audio capture/logging.  Table 1 describes the desired capabilities in each of the four domains. The Government understand that for listed capabilities, there may be no product that can deliver all of the described capability.

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