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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 8,1996 PSA#1568Commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, Code 250000D, 1
Administration Circle, China Lake, CA 93555-6001 58 -- GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM SATELLITE SIMULATOR SOL
N68936-96-R-0173 DUE 051796 POC James McCormick, Contract Specialist,
Code 230000D, (619) 939-7953 or John Davidson, Contracting Officer,
Code 230000D, (619) 939-7408. The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons
Divison, China Lake, CA intends to enter into negotiations on an
other-than-full-and-open competition basis with Interstate Electronics
Corporation, 1001 East Ball Road, Anaheim, CA 93117 for a Global
Positioning System (GPS) Satellite Simulator system capbable of
simulating any of 12 satellites currently in use and planned for use in
the GPS constellation. The system shall provide: (1) a Microsoft
Windows based graphical user interface; (2) 24 fully independent RF
channels, each channel individually software selectable and
programmable and capable of generating L1 C/A, L1P, L1Y, L2P, and L2Y
code; (3) A ten millisecond or less, data latency through the simulator
for real-time, closed-loop simulations, i.e., ten milliseconds or less
after commanding any change, change detectable on the RF output; (4)
An ethernet interface for real-time, closed-loop simulation; (5)
Capability of generating encrypted P code (Y code) with full National
Security Agency (NSA) approved Selective Availability, Anti-Spoofing
(SA/AS) capability using Auxiliary Output Chips (AOCs) and an NSA
approved Precise Positioning Service Security Module (PPS-SM); (6)
Source code for all software run on all processors on the system, which
shall be supplied for Government use and modification; software
ownership to be nontransferable, subject to a non-disclosure agreement
and not subject to ongoing license fees; (7) Differential GPS
capability, allowing flexibility to choose any combination of
satellites in number, frequency, and code, with appropriate RF
generated for each combination selected, expandable to include WAAS
transmissions and data formats; (8) Inertial Navigation System (INS)
aiding of GPS receivers, supplying generic inertial models of
accelerometers and gyros whose parameters can be modified to reflect
specific inertial sensors; (9) Six Degrees of Freedom (6-DOF) motion
generator capable of generating positions, velocity, acceleration, and
jerk commands to the simulator; (10) Terrain masking utilizing Defense
Mapping Agency (DMA) Digital Terrain Elevation Database (DTED) data,
which will be used in determining obscuration of the GPS signals as
seen by the receiver; (11) Ability to model captive carry of weapons on
aircraft, meaning the antenna(s) of the receiver must be masked by the
aircraft until separation; (12) Capability of generating GPS jamming,
to include effects of at least twenty ground based GPS jammers. A
SECRET facility clearance is required. Responses to this intent to
solicit, other than from Interstate Electronics Corporation, should be
submitted no later than 30 days from the date of this synopsis and
should address specific knowledge of and experience with the above
system. See Numbered Note(s): 22. (0095) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0207 19960405\58-0001.SOL)
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