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(U) Single and Multi-Modal Sensing for Hostile Fire Detection for Dismounted Soldiers (MMHFD)(U) Request for Information (RFI)(U) Due Date: 30 Days After Posting(U) Synopsis(U) The Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) Center Research and Technology Integration (RTI) Directorate is seeking information from industry on the development and demonstration of dismounted gunshot detection

Hard Kill and Soft Kill Active Protection, Hostile Fire Detection, Pre-Shot Detection, Laser Warning Receivers, Obscurants, Reactive Armor, Active Blast, and Signature Management). See attachment.

INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND:FPAD’s mission is to rapidly transition advanced fuzing, networked sensing, hostile fire detection, explosive detection, aeroballistics, maneuver support and precision armaments solutions that address Warfighter capability gaps through innovative design and life cycle application of state of the art analysis, evaluation and test technology.

DESCRIPTION:CCDC C5ISR Center is interested in low Size, Weight, and Power - Cost (SWAP-C) Modular Active Protection System (MAPS) compliant scalable radar technologies able to achieve the missions of Active Protection (AP) and Hostile Fire Detection/Location (HFD/HFL). These technologies should be capable of achieving the goals given in the "Vehicle Radar Capability Description Document", which is available upon request.

maximum persistent area coverage for route reconnaissance and vehicle tracking- Medium resolution plus step stare for enhanced RSTA - Search at recognition/Identification resolution- Multiple Target Tracking in both Wide Field of View (WFOV) & Near Field of View (NFOV) Infrared (IR) Sensors- Hostile Fire Detection for vehicles and fixed sites including small arms, RPGs and ATGMs- Infrared Search and Track (IRST) algorithms for ground based systems

FIRE ALARM MONOTORING A. The District presently uses two (2) phone lines as the method for communication from the fire alarm systems at the protected premises to Central Monitoring Station (C.M.S.) the District’s supervising station. The successful Bidder will be required to contract with C.M.S. as the District’s supervising station. The current phones are a non-proprietary I.P. DACT communication system.

@ct-transwb.com">gguerrera@ct-transwb.com Phone (860) 945-1663 FAX (203) 753-0715 WebSite Additional Description Contracted services for 5 years for fire inspection services.