Small Tactical Terminal (KOR-24A)

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Statement of Work (SOW)

This Statement of Work (SOW) defines the requirements for procuring one (1) Small Tactical Terminal (STT) from L3Harris Technologies, Inc. for the 563d Rescue Group, supporting the Angel Tiger program. The STT is intended for secure communication, data transmission, and enhanced situational awareness for tactical warfighters during exercises and capability demonstrations.

L3Harris is required to provide a fully functional and operational STT KOR-24A solution, including:

• Equipment: One (1) KOR-24A terminal, VHF/UHF and L-Band antennas, two (2) batteries with charging equipment, necessary cabling, ruggedized carrying cases, mounting tray with fan, and a power conditioning unit.
• Software and Licenses: All necessary software and licenses for the STT KOR-24A (SCA v2.2.2 or higher), with integration into ADSI and JRE systems.
• Documentation: Electronic and hard copies of user manuals, technical manuals, and quick start guides.
• Training: Operator and maintenance training for 10 personnel at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.
• Support: One-year warranty on hardware and software, with 24-hour response time for critical technical support issues.

The STT KOR-24A must meet L3Harris product documentation specifications (02/2023, Rev-201 or later), including specific operating temperatures, frequency ranges (VHF/UHF, Link 16), power output, cryptographic capabilities (KY-57, AES, HAIPE®, etc.), and compliance with MIL-STD-810F. Interoperability with existing Link 16 and VHF/UHF systems (JRE, BATS-D, MIDS/JTRS) is required, along with P25 Trunked, MIL-STD-188-220 D, and enhanced anti-jam capabilities.

• Period of Performance: 26 February 2026 to 31 March 2027.

• Place of Performance: Delivery and initial inspection at the 88th Test and Evaluation Squadron, Nellis AFB, NV. On-site testing and training also at Nellis AFB, NV.

• Compliance with DOD Directive 8500.01E and DOD Manual 5220.22-M for security.

• Access restricted to authorized personnel with appropriate clearances.

• All transmitted data must be encrypted using approved algorithms.

• Contractor personnel must possess necessary security clearances and training.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document is a Single Source Justification for a Simplified Acquisition, detailing the need for a light-weight Link-16 solution, specifically the L3Harris Small Tactical Terminal (STT) KOR-24 model. This terminal is required for the HH-60W aircraft's Zealous Rooster roll-on-roll-off kit.

• Product: L3Harris Small Tactical Terminal (STT) KOR-24 model.

• Functionality: Operate on the HH-60W aircraft.

• Frequency Range: 30 to 512 MHz and 762 to 870 MHz narrow band VHF/UHF; 225 to 450MHz wide-band UHF; 969 to 1206 MHz.

• Transmission Modes: Simplex or half-duplex 16 kbps data, PT or CT; 1.25 MHz wide-band UHF; Link 16 TDMA, AII OP modes and enhanced throughput.

• Power Output: 250 mW to 5 W (VHF/UHF); 63 W (Link 16).

• Features: VHF/UHF and Link 16 voice/data, Link 16 Frequency Remapping (FR), Enhanced Throughput (ET), Concurrent Multi-Net (CMN), Concurrent Contention Receive (CCR), Link 16 Crypto Modernization ready, Crypto Modernized VHF/UHF, modular design, integral amplifiers, VHF/UHF relay capability, anti-jam waveforms.

• Interoperability: JTIDS, MIDS-LVT, MIDS JTRS, VHF/UHFLOS with PRC-117, PRC-152, PRC-161, ARC-210, Improved Data Modem (IDM).

• Other: Geodetic navigation, OMS compliant, 8.33 kHz Ch spacing.

• Estimated Contract Cost: $200,000.00

• This document serves as a justification for a single-source award, indicating that other radios failed to meet the required performance during exercises.

• The USAF will continue to test and monitor additional terminals for future competition.

• The acquisition is brand name, allowing any vendor capable of providing this specific terminal to compete.

• Not specified, but the justification implies a brand-name requirement for this specific acquisition.

• The L3 Harris STT KOR-24A was identified as necessary due to previous models failing processing/bandwidth requirements or being unable to track data in real-time.

• The Contracting Officer determined that a single source is reasonably available in accordance with FAR 13.106-1(b)(1).

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheets

This document contains a list of FAR and DFARS clauses that are incorporated by reference into a contract. It also includes the full text for one specific clause, "Item Unique Identification and Valuation."

• Clauses Incorporated by Reference: A table listing numerous FAR and DFARS clauses with their clause number, alternate/development number, title, year/month, and section.
• Clauses in Full Text: The full text of FAR clause 252.211-7003, "Item Unique Identification and Valuation," is provided.
• Definitions: The "Item Unique Identification and Valuation" clause includes detailed definitions for terms such as "Automatic identification device," "Concatenated unique item identifier," "Data matrix," "DoD recognized unique identification equivalent," "DoD item unique identification," "Enterprise identifier," and others.
• Requirements for Unique Item Identifiers: The clause outlines the contractor's responsibility to provide unique item identifiers for delivered items, including specific criteria based on the Government's unit acquisition cost. It details the methods for marking items, data syntax, and semantics.
• Reporting Requirements: The clause specifies the information that must be reported as part of the Material Inspection and Receiving Report, including unique item identifiers, issuing agency codes, enterprise identifiers, and unit acquisition costs.
• WAWF Payment Instructions: Clause 252.232-7006 provides instructions for using the Wide Area WorkFlow (WAWF) system for submitting payment requests and receiving reports.
• Ownership or Control of Offeror: Clause 52.204-17 requires offerors to represent their ownership or control structure, including immediate and highest-level owners, and to provide associated CAGE codes and legal names.
• Predecessor of Offeror: Clause 52.204-20 requires offerors to indicate if they are a successor to a predecessor that held a Federal contract or grant within the last three years and to provide predecessor information if applicable.

This document is crucial for bidders as it details mandatory clauses and provisions that will likely be part of any resulting contract. Bidders must understand the requirements for item unique identification, serialization, marking, and reporting, as well as the procedures for payment and receiving reports via WAWF. The ownership and predecessor provisions are also critical for compliance and accurate representation in proposals.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document provides detailed technical specifications and features for the Small Tactical Terminal (STT) KOR-24A, a two-channel radio designed for Link 16 and secure VHF/UHF line-of-sight networking.

• Product Description: Overview of the STT KOR-24A's capabilities, including simultaneous access to Link 16 and tactical VHF/UHF, its compact and rugged form factor, and its suitability for various tactical platforms (ground vehicles, helicopters, UAVs, etc.).
• Product Description Highlights:
  • Real-time situational awareness, location data, and command and control (C2).
  • Access to both air and ground situation data.
  • Secure and reliable target data transmission.
  • Bridging gap between air picture (TADIL J/Link 16) and ground picture (VHF/UHF).
  • Reduced data latency and improved data integrity.
  • Blue force reporting to reduce fratricide.
  • Integration with Concurrent Multinet (CMN) and Concurrent Contention Receive (CCR) for Concurrent Multiple Reception (CMR).
  • Latest high assurance algorithms and programmable Cryptographic Modernization compliant engine.
• Simultaneous Two-Channel Comms: Supports Link 16, Legacy VHF/UHF, Satcom, Wideband UHF, SRW*, and ANW2*.
• Secure, Low SWaP LOS Communications:
  • Mission Flexibility: Dual-channel, Link 16 and VHF/UHF waveforms, voice/wideband data, low size/weight/power, multi-mission/user/waveform.
  • Situational Awareness: Friendly force tracking, air/surface picture, interfaces with ADSI®, JRE, TRAX, BOSS, CAYMAN, CDLIM, Gateway Manager, SPIDR.
  • Command and Control: J12 mission management, status/weapons load/play times, WILCO/CANTCO.
  • Target Attack: Shortens kill chain (F2T2EA), JTAC target POSID/9-line/BDA, target update, video/imagery/data, mobile target attack.
• Specifications and Technical Features: Detailed breakdown of:
  • Performance: Frequency range, transmission modes, antenna ports, DC power input, configuration/control/data interface, dimensions, weight, crypto modes.
  • Receiver: Adjacent channel rejection, IF and image rejection.
  • Transmitter: Power output.
  • Environmental: Operating and storage temperature, relative humidity, altitude, shock, vibration.
  • Waveforms: VHF/UHF (VULOS, HAVE QUICK II, SINCGARS, etc.) and L-band (Link 16).
  • Standard Features: Rugged, small, lightweight, SCA v2.2.2, advanced power management.
  • Optional Features: External VHF/UHF PA, mounting tray, power conditioning unit, specific waveforms (ANW2C, SRW).
  • Growth Capabilities: P25 Trunked, MIL-STD-188-220D, Link 16 Crypto Modernization Certified, Enhanced anti-jam.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the technical capabilities, specifications, and operational features of the STT KOR-24A. It details the radio's performance parameters, supported waveforms, environmental ruggedness, and interoperability with other systems. This information is essential for determining if the terminal meets the requirements of a specific opportunity and for developing compliant technical proposals. Bidders should pay close attention to the supported waveforms, crypto modes, and interface specifications to ensure compatibility with their intended application.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document outlines the requirements for a fully functional and operational Small Tactical Terminal (STT) KOR-24A solution. The government is seeking a vendor to deliver the specified equipment, software, licenses, documentation, and training.

• Equipment: L3Harris KOR-24A terminal, VHF/UHF and L-Band antennas, batteries, charging equipment, cabling, mounting tray, and power conditioning unit.

• Software and Licenses: Latest SCA v2.2.2 or higher, integration with ADSI and JRE systems.

• Documentation: Electronic and hard copies of user, technical, and quick start manuals.

• Training: Operator and maintenance training for 10 personnel at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.

• Support: One-year warranty and 24-hour response time for critical technical support.

• Performance: Must meet L3Harris product documentation specifications (02/2023, Rev-201 or later) for operating temperature, frequency range, power output, cryptographic capabilities (KY-57, AES, HAIPE®, etc.), and compliance with MIL-STD-810F.

• Interoperability: Must be interoperable with existing Link 16 and VHF/UHF systems (JRE, BATS-D, MIDS/JTRS).

• Compliance: P25 Trunked, MIL-STD-188-220 D, Link16 and VHF/UHF Crypto Modernization Certified, Enhanced anti-jam, Modular design, Improved Data Modem, Geodetic Navigation.

• Security: Compliance with DOD Directive 8500.01E and DOD Manual 5220.22-M for classified material. Access restricted to authorized personnel. Data encryption required.

• Period of Performance: November 1, 2025, to March 31, 2027.

• Delivery: All equipment and materials by February 28, 2026.

• Training Completion: March 31, 2026.

• Acceptance: Based on physical inspection and verification of performance requirements through factory and on-site testing at Nellis AFB.

• Delivery, initial inspection, on-site testing, and training will occur at the 88th Test and Evaluation Squadron, Nellis AFB, NV.

• Government POC: A1C Judah Morton, 520-228-0041, judah.morton@us.af.mil