Installation of Electronic Charting System (ECS) All-in-One Computers on WPC-154 platform
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The United States Coast Guard is seeking to recapitalize the Electronic Charting System (ECS) aboard the 154-foot Fast Response Cutter (WPC-154) fleet. This project involves replacing end-of-life Comark Enduranode computers and discontinued Hatteland monitors with an integrated All-in-One computer and monitor solution designed to meet IEC 60945 maritime environmental standards. The effort also includes upgrading legacy data distribution equipment to standardize navigation architecture and improve operational readiness across 64 installations located both within and outside the continental United States. This requirement will be issued as a task order under the ILMS II IDIQ and is designated as an 8(a) set-aside under NAICS code 541330. The primary objective is to reduce hardware failure rates and streamline troubleshooting for the WPC-154 platform by implementing modernized, ruggedized hardware capable of withstanding harsh maritime operating conditions.
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USCG plans to issue a task order under the ILMS II IDIQ for this requirement.
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