The ATS Division is requesting industry feedback on feasibility and ability to implement, as well as general comments on the attached Government Reference Architecture (GRA).The goals of the GRA are to benefit from maximizing component and subsystem reuse, limit non-recurring engineering, and reduce development cost.
Primary solutions and architectures should be focused on the primary Army domain use cases of dismounted soldier, mounted combat platform, and command post environments, and support the Army’s warfighting mission areas such as command and control, fires, and logistics.These approaches, solutions, and prototypes should be developed with an eye towards developing a government reference architecture that can be the basis for competitive acquisition of
on the OTTI Government Reference Architecture.
Section 3: Open Architecture (OA) / Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) 3.1 Provide information on existing or planned OA / MOSA standards, message standards, and reference architectures applied to the altimeter receiver/transmitter system (e.g.
The key Government objectives for the Rapid Fielding of 2 additional DARC Sites include (1) meet the Rapid Fielding Requirements Document (RFRD) requirements on the accelerated fielding timelines identified above for DARC Sites 2 and 3, (2) maximize configuration homogeneity between sites to reduce technical risk and lifecycle costs (RFRD directs same configuration), and (3) maintain Government Reference Architecture (GRA) compliance.
(WOSA), and Weapons Government Reference Architecture (GRA), as well as producibility concerns.4) Identify Risks, Issues, and Opportunities.Why You Should ParticipateUSSOCOM seeks to enter into non-FAR or FAR-based agreements with Industry, Academic, and National Lab partners whose solutions are favorably evaluated by PEO-FW, AFSOC, and USASOC Subject Matter Experts (SMEs).
objectives for the Fielding of 2 additional DARC Sites include (1) meet the Rapid Fielding Requirements Document (RFRD) requirements on the accelerated fielding timelines identified above for DARC Sites 2 and 3, (2) maximize configuration homogeneity between sites to reduce technical risk and lifecycle costs (RFRD directs same configuration), and (3) maintain Government Reference Architecture (GRA) compliance.
