Armed Reconnaissance
Vehicle UGV (6 Ton)
BIA
Number: 15350.1
Pricing
Information
The
Program anticipates a funding level of up to $160,000 for the contract
award(s) resulting from this BIA.
Detailed
Description of Effort and Tasks
The
ARV is a 5 to 6 ton unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) that performs an
armed Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (RSTA)
mission. The ARV will be part of an organization of vehicles, sensors,
C2 hardware and software systems, and communications systems. The
ARV incorporates a turret system capable of launching missiles such
as the Common Missile or Hellfire and operating a medium caliber gun
system such as the 30mm Mk 44 Chain Gun. The ARV provides mobility
sufficient to maneuver with the FCS force, and must be compatible
with C-130 and CH-47 (internal) deployment. The ARV provides semi-autonomous
navigation and mission equipment operations, with man-in-the-loop
weapon fire authorization via the C4ISR network.
The work
effort under this SOW includes preparation of draft performance specifications
and interface documentation for the ARV platform and LSI-defined subsystems
and components, and preparation of ARV concepts and ROM cost models
that address the draft requirements. For the ARV, common subsystems
and components include C4ISR (including computing, communications
and sensors), autonomous navigation subsystem, and weapons, as a minimum.
Task
1
Prepare
and maintain ARV platform design concept that meets performance requirements
described in draft specifications and interface documentation. Provide
models (CAD, functional) and analyses that substantiate vehicle performance
predictions.
Task
2
Prepare
ARV vehicle interface documentation that supports integration of LSI-directed
common subsystems and components. LSI will provide subsystem/component
interface requirements and guidance at contract award.
Task
3
Prepare
a draft ARV specification. LSI will provide preliminary ARV performance
requirements and specification guidance at contract award.
Task
4
Analyze
LSI-prepared final draft ARV specification and provide comments at
Final Review. LSI will provide final ARV draft specification two weeks
after In-Process Review.
Task
5
Provide
ROM cost models for SDD and production. LSI will provide SDD planning
and guidance at contract award.
Task
6
Provide
preliminary Systems Development and Demonstration (SDD) program plan
to include at a minimum: preliminary system manufacturing plan, long
lead items list, program critical path, preliminary subsystem/vehicle
system level test plan, and program risk issues.
Task
7
Offeror
shall support SDD WBS development.
Schedule
and duration of on-site support -
No
on-site support other than reviews
Number,
duration(s) and location(s) of meetings -
Kickoff
Telecon (1/2 day)
In-Process
Review (1 day), Huntsville, AL
Final
Review (2 days), Huntsville, AL
Schedule
Milestones
Subcontract
Start Date - 10/9/02
Subcontract
Completion Date - 12/20/02
Initial
Coordination Meeting - 10/9/02 - 10/11/02 (Kickoff Telecon)
Interim
Coordination Meeting - 10/28/02 - 11/8/02 (In-Process Review)
Final
Coordination Meeting - 12/4/02 - 12/13/02 (Final Review)
Data
Requirements
Initial
input - IPR 10/28/02 - 11/8/02
Final
input - FR 12/4/02 - 12/13/02
Deliverables
Draft
ARV Performance Specification: IPR
Draft
ARV Interface Documentation: IPR
ROM
Cost Models: FR
Analyses
and Performance Predictions Report: Initial IPR, Final FR
CAD
Models: Initial IPR, Final FR
Functional
Models: Initial IPR, Final FR
Evaluation
Criteria
- Offerors
should ensure that their proposals address the following:
- Demonstrated
credibility of the proposed technical approach
- Degree
of understanding of the technical aspects of the work and related
issues
- Relevance
and history of performing similar work
- Availability
of resources to successfully conduct the proposed work
- Responsiveness
to general BIA instructions
We will
apply these considerations to the following areas:
- Technical
concept and maturity for SDD
- Soundness
of technical approach and proposed plan to perform SOW tasks
- Plan
to mitigate SOW schedule or design risk