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Tactical Integrated Gateway Radio

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FA5270-16-Q-0073Federal

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The contract involves the acquisition of a suite of tactical communication equipment, including a Tactical Integrated Gateway Radio (TIGR) 7U, TacNet tactical radio, SADL radio with ancillary equipment, a semi-rugged laptop with JRE client/server software license, PRC-117G radio assembly, and a one-year help desk service for JRE. Each item is specified with a part number from Federal Resources, allowing for equivalent alternatives that meet stringent technical specifications outlined in the attached documentation. The equipment must support line-of-sight and beyond-line-of-sight communications encompassing a wide range of protocols and frequencies such as Link 16 data and voice, VHF/UHF voice, SATCOM, and other tactical communications standards. The system requirements emphasize interoperability, high-performance processing power (minimum Intel i5), and robust power input options (10-36 VDC and 90-240 VAC). The JRE server software, either the specified or an equal alternative, must provide comprehensive Link-16 multi-point interoperability and support multiple TADIL-J message transport protocols, enabling the extension of network range beyond traditional line-of-sight limits. The system must also offer advanced message routing and multimedia redundancy with up to eight simultaneous long-haul links, user-friendly GUI, and context-sensitive documentation. The solicitation is managed by the Department of Defense with a place of performance at Kadena Air Base and is anticipated to be posted around mid-August 2016. Key points of contact include designated contracting officers responsible for inquiries and contract administration.

General Info

Acquisition of interoperable tactical communication radios, software, and help desk services for DoD use.

Agency

Department Of Defense → FA5270 18 Cons Pk

NAICS

334220 - Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing

Place of Performance

Kadena AB, Kadena AB, AP, 96368, JPN

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NONE

Documents

TIGR 7U Technical Specifications

2 pages · specifications

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PhasePresolicitation

PostedJul 29

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA5270 18 Cons Pk

Contacts2 people available

OfficeAPO, AP, 96368-5199, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA5270 18 Cons Pk

Office AddressAPO, AP, 96368-5199, USA

Contacts

Robert G. Hunter

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+1 (555) 000-0000

James McGillContracting Officer

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Full Description

0001 Tactical Integrated Gateway Radio (TIGR) 7U 1 ea P/N: 50780 or equal Please see attached document for specs 0002 TacNet tactical radio (TTR) 1 ea P/N: 50770 or equal 0003 SADL radio w/ ancillary equipment 1 ea P/N: 15009-1 or equal 0004 Laptop, JRE semi-rugged (w/ JRE client/server software license) 1 ea P/N: 50559 or equal 0005 PRC-117G radio assembly (PRC-117G radio, power supply, data cable) 1 ea P/N: 30835 or equal 0006 Help Desk, JRE, for one year (12 months) 1 ea P/N: 15206-16 or equal All Part numbers provided are from Federal Resources. To be determined Technically Acceptable, the proposed "or Equal" items must meet the specifications provided in the attachment and the description/specs of the part number from Federal Resources. All "or Equal" items must be accompanied with all required specifications for a technical review to be accomplished. An "or Equal" system must match the specifications of LOS and BLOS communications including Link 16 data and voice, VHF/UHF voice, ANW2C, SRW, SATCOM, IW, DAMA, and SADL/EPLRS. Additionally we require a DAGR GPS for ETR capability with SADL/EPLRS players. The processor must have at least an inteli5 processor and contain JRE server software. Power inputs will be 10-36 VDC and 90-240 VAC, 600W. Case must include an I/O panel to support all data and radio connections mentioned above. JRE server software may also be "or Equal' but specifications must meet the following: Provides multipoint interoperability, beyond line of sight (BLOS) TADIL-J connectivity between Link-16 networks and C2 nodes. Provides multiple TADIL-J message transport protocols adaptable to various communication media. These Protocols can be utilized by both legacy and developing systems. The system has to successfully demonstrate the ability to extend the range of Link-16 networks beyond the line of sight limitations of JTIDS/MIDS terminals, thus reducing the loading and dependency on airborne relays. The system also must have the ability to send Link-16 (J series) messages over non-JTIDS/MIDS media and bypass airborne relays. It must route the full TADIL-J message set - Rx, Tx, and fwd for J-to-J connectivity. The system's multimedia redundancy ensures that messages get where they need to using any of the system's multiple links. Powerful link filtering tools - provides J link filtering on both the transmit and receive sides. All J messages can be GPS time-tagged and position extrapolated. System must supports up to 8 simultaneous long haul links. System must be GUI based, require minimal operator training and have context sensitive, on-line documentation. We anticipate posting the solicitation on or around 15 Aug 2016.