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58--The US Army PM Firefinder is seeking sources and infomation for an Objective Lightweight Counter Mortor Radar. This is an amendment to the previous notice dated 12-17-04; it provides additional technical questions and answers.

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W15P7T-05-R-T006Federal

Submission Closed01/06/2005, 05:00:00 AM UTC

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The US Army PM Firefinder is seeking sources and information for an Objective Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar (O-LCMR). This amendment to the December 17, 2004 posting clarifies technical specifications, establishing a maximum mission essential weight of 150 pounds for standalone operation and a total system weight limit of 500 pounds. Key functional requirements include the ability to transmit acquired target data while on the move, adjustable brightness for night operations, and the capability to upload mission plans via a local interface or remotely through AFATDS. The system must utilize an interface protocol and message ICD to ensure bidirectional data porting between Firefinder and O-LCMR systems. While explosive ordinance hardening and operation on the move are desirable, they are not strictly required. The primary electronic warfare threats identified are intercept, locate, and jamming. Program execution for MS B is scheduled to commence in the first quarter of FY06, with a production decision expected 24 months following the RDTE contract award.

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US Army seeks sources for Objective Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar with specific weight limits.

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Department Of Defense → W6QK Acc-Apg

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334511 - Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing

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US Army Communications-Electronics Command, CECOM Acquisition Center - DAAB07 ATTN: AMSEL-AC, Building 1208 Fort Monmouth NJ 0, MD

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3 updates

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PostedDec 7

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Response DeadlineJan 6

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Submission Closed

01/06/2005, 05:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W6QK Acc-Apg

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OfficeABERDEEN PROVING GROU, MD, 21005-1846, USA

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This is an amendment to the previous posting dated 12-17-04. It provides answers to nine technical quetions. All information contained in the 12-17-04 posting still applies and remains unchanged. Below please find nine technical questions and answers regarding the the LCMR: Question #1 What subsystem components or assemblies are expected to comprise the 150 pounds stand alone weight, and what additional components will increase to the total system weight of 500 pounds? Answer: The Mission Essential weight (150 pounds max) includes all items required to operate the radar in a stand alone configuration. This includes the following items: - Operating radar system (Electronics and Antenna) - Radar support such as mount or tripod, or other solution - A target acquisition data display unit (Computer, Laptop computer or PDA) - Communications system which is capable of transmitting the radar target acquisition data up to 1 km - All cables associated with the systems power and communications operation - Any (1) one of the following portable power sources - battery power for 6 hours (including battery weight and battery case weight if applicable) or a portable generator or other solution to supply mission essential (remote) operational power. The Complete System weight (500 pounds max) Includes these items however may not be limited to these items: - Vehicle mounting kit - Fixed operation (24-7 mission capable) power supply unit - A more permanent or rugged Radar mounting system (such as HMMWV or other) - Communications radio package (other than mission essential 1 km transmitter) - Rugged radome - Transit cases - Cables not associated with Mission Essential operation equipment but that may be required for long term operation Question #2 Is operation on the move required or desirable? Answer: Radar operation on the move is desirable, but not required, however transmit on the move is required. Transmit on the move is defined as the ability to automatically transmit previously acquired target data while on the move. The radar need not be operational while on the move. Question #3 For common display of Firefinder and O-LCMR data, is an interface protocol and message ICD envisioned to port Firefinder reports directly to the O-LCMR system? Answer: Yes. An interface protocol and message ICD is envisioned to port Firefinder reports directly to the O-LCMR system as well as be capable of porting O-LCMR reports directly to the Firefinder systems. Question #4 Are built in low light level characteristics to allow using laptops at night, requiring all controls to be self illuminating? Is the same true of maintenance? Answer: Yes. However, the display brightness of any display must be adjustable to compensate for light or tactical conditions. Question #5 What is the degree of hardening required for explosive ordinance? Answer: There is no requirement for explosive ordinance hardening. However, hardening is desirable and should be considered in conjunction with the weight budget. Question #6 Is the EW Environment strictly intercept, locate and jamming? Answer: The predominant EW threat to the O-LCMR mission is intercept, locate and jamming. Question #7 Is the radar required to accept AFATDS missions when they can be performed, or will specific tasks be assigned each O-LCMR? Answer; The O-LCMR must be capable of uploading mission plans directly through its local interface. It is desired that this occur remotely via AFATDS or any Future combat systems method of communications. Question #8 Is an ORD or CDD available for industry review? Answer: No ORD or CDD is available for review at this time as the documents are currently in process. Question #9 What is the acquisition schedule for this program, MS B, MS C, LRIP, IOC, FOC? Answer: MS B program execution will commence in 1QFY06 with a production decision 24 months from RDTE contract awa rd

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