Incoming generated [Nov 12, 2009]

0408-EX-PL-2009 Correspondence

SAIC

2009-11-12ELS_102546

From: Brandon Slone

To: Jose Trevino
Date: November 12, 2009

Subject: FCC file number 0408-EX-PL-2009
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Message:

In support of a Seaport E contract issued by NAVSEA thru NSWC Crane, IN, awarded to SAIC, SAIC is
responsible to perform the following tasking. This Tasking requires that SAIC operate USMC equipment
off Base, one system is a motion detection sensor system (TRSS) that uses acoustic and magnetic
means to detect and then transmits this information at low power over VHF, the other is a manned
portable raydar system (MSRAR) manufactured by DRS that operates at________________gHz. This
equipment will be used both on the ground and mounted on a tower at 18? above the ground.

(TO Para 3.7.4) Demonstration Support. The Contractor shall support the definition, planning,
coordination, implementation, manning, data collection, training, maintenance, troubleshooting and
evaluation of initiatives related systems/equipment demonstration. The Contractor is responsible for the
delivery of plans/procedures, briefings, data collection sheets, and other related documentation required
to support a demonstration or generated as a result of a demonstration.

(TO Para 3.8) System Support. The Contractor shall provide material, labor, hardware, tools, test
equipment, software, and firmware technical support to the end user by building and maintaining 2
GBOSS test bed systems. The Contractor shall ensure all hardware and software is in compliance with all
specifications and guidance provided as GFI. The Contractor shall document and detail all work
performed and status of corrective actions in the monthly progress and status report.

(TO Para 3.10) Engineering and Technical Support Services.
The Contractor shall provide engineering and technical support for the research, design, development,
modeling, analysis, software/firmware support, safety analysis and engineering related logistics for the
procurement, production, maintenance, disposal (life-cycle management) and related services for but not
limited to, Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Information (C4I) systems, undersea
systems, acoustic systems, systems, supported systems, subsystems, equipment and components.
These tasks include, but are not limited to: aircraft, land or water borne vehicles and gun systems;
shoulder-launched explosive ordnance; precision guided munitions and weapons; targets; naval platform
self protection; aerial platforms; weapons mounts; fire control systems; anti-terrorism/force protection
systems/equipment; defense security systems; Infrared (IR) imaging and optic(s) support; command and
control systems; micro electronic mechanical systems; missiles and missile defense and tactical software
and firmware and unmanned systems. Engineering support requires research; prototype design;
evaluation, prototype, developmental, qualification and Operational Evaluation (OPEVAL) fabrication and
testing, product engineering, electronics integration, test fixture design and prototyping, value
engineering, systems integration, reverse engineering, safety and failure analysis, test planning,
In-Service Engineering Activity (ISEA) support, demilitarization/ disposal engineering, software
development and integration, repairs, both at Crane Division and in other locations. The Contractor shall
assist with the technology transition of the G-BOSS program. The Contractor shall support the
characterization of system requirements through knowledge of available technology options that support
operational employment scenarios; assess current and developmental sensor technologies to include
unattended ground sensors, optical and infrared cameras, radars, sniper detection systems, explosive
and other hazardous material detection systems, and other potential valuable data inputs to
MARCORSYSCOM systems; liaison with MCCDC and MCWL to develop scenarios, concepts, and
procedures for experiments to determine desired and executable system attributes and modes of
employment for MARCORSYSCOM systems; develop a roadmap for technology development and
integration, including costs, schedule, and associated risks, that will provide the Program Office with the
information needed to make technology investment decisions; identify potential emerging or increasing
risks within MARCORSYSCOM programs or affiliated development programs, and opportunities for risk


reduction or program enhancement from external technology sources.

(TO Para 3.11) Systems Integration. The Contractor shall support NSWC Crane in the integration,
testing, and documentation of the Marine Corps Ground Based Air Defense efforts. The Contractor will be
provided an abstract performance specification and a baseline configuration as Government Furnished
Information (GFI). The Contractor shall perform a market survey and obtain the necessary hardware,
tools, test equipment and material to complement Government Furnished Property (GFP) and perform
systems integration of all required hardware into a deliverable prototype system for supporting all GBOSS
requirements. The contractor shall produce and integrate a prototype scanning optical augmentation
sniper detection system into a minimum of 10 G-BOSS systems.

(TO Para 3.20) Design Engineering. The Contractor shall support engineering design for the integration
and testing of GBOSS systems, subsystems, equipment and components. The Contractor shall develop
and/or fabricate engineering design, development, qualification, OPEVAL and production prototypes;
modify original designs; identify and/or complete design validation testing; prepare technical data
packages, product assurance and safety requirements; prepare maintenance support documentation;
review engineering changes, waivers and deviations for impact on design, performance, safety, and
producibility; develop test equipment, tools, jigs and fixtures to support production acceptance, life- cycle
quality evaluation and maintenance of systems, subsystems, equipments, software, and components. As
required, the Contractor shall prepare, review or support design of new items and improvements to
existing items. All designs and design changes shall be documented in their as-built configuration and
presented as developmental (Level II) or production (Level III) drawings and specifications, unless
otherwise requested. Presentation will be in electronic format accessible to Government personnel as
required. Prototypes are component, fixture or equipment or group of equipment useful as ordnance or in
the processing of ordnance. This definition is not limited to one (1) item but is of sufficient quantity to
validate the design. Exact numbers may vary. Repair, change and/or modification may be required to
perfect the design. Human Systems Integration (HSI) to evaluate the design of effective systems must
take into account human strengths and limitations as well as considerations of human variability.
Including human factors and human-centered design and system effectiveness and safety. Also human
cognition and performance as they are influenced by physiological, anthropometric and environmental
considerations.



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Document Modified: 2009-11-12 14:30:17

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