Enclosure 1, Technical Requirements MWDS - Mercell

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ENCLOSURE 1 TO FMV Procurement no. 364323

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Mine Warfare Data System (MWDS)

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Contents 1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................................... 5

SCOPE ..........................................................................................................................................................5 1.1

DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS....................................................................................................5 1.2

Definitions ..............................................................................................................................................5 1.2.1

Abbreviations .........................................................................................................................................6 1.2.2

DOCUMENT OVERVIEW ..........................................................................................................................9 1.3

General ...................................................................................................................................................9 1.3.1

Requirements ........................................................................................................................................ 10 1.3.2

REFERENCES ............................................................................................................................................ 11 1.4

2 SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION, PRECONDITIONS ................................................................. 12 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 12 2.1

SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................ 12 2.2

Item under procurement ....................................................................................................................... 12 2.2.1

OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT ........................................................................................................... 13 2.3

General ................................................................................................................................................. 13 2.3.1

Threats to security ................................................................................................................................ 13 2.3.2

Unit description .................................................................................................................................... 13 2.3.3

Collaborating units/public authorities .................................................................................................. 14 2.3.4

OPERATIONAL USE................................................................................................................................. 14 2.4

Operational tasks .................................................................................................................................. 14 2.4.1

Operational profile, task profile ........................................................................................................... 15 2.4.2

OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS ................................................................................................................ 15 2.5

Personnel .............................................................................................................................................. 15 2.5.1

MAINTENANCE CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................. 15 2.6

Maintenance organisation .................................................................................................................... 15 2.6.1

TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS ........................................................................................................ 16 2.7

3 FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE ................................................................................... 17 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 17 3.1

FUNCTIONS............................................................................................................................................... 17 3.2

Main Functions ..................................................................................................................................... 17 3.2.1

PERFORMANCE ....................................................................................................................................... 32 3.3

General ................................................................................................................................................. 32 3.3.1

Hardware .............................................................................................................................................. 32 3.3.2

Software ............................................................................................................................................... 39 3.3.3

Functions .............................................................................................................................................. 41 3.3.4

TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL LIFESPAN ........................................................................................... 51 3.4

4 INTERFACE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION, IRS ..................................................... 52 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 52 4.1

IMPORT FORMATS .................................................................................................................................. 53 4.2

General ................................................................................................................................................. 53 4.2.1

Generic file formats .............................................................................................................................. 53 4.2.2

Non generic file formats ....................................................................................................................... 54 4.2.3

EXPORT FORMATS .................................................................................................................................. 54 4.3

General ................................................................................................................................................. 54 4.3.1

Generic file formats .............................................................................................................................. 54 4.3.2

Non generic file formats ....................................................................................................................... 55 4.3.3

ROUTE SURVEY DATABASE, RSD ....................................................................................................... 55 4.4

MISSION DATA HANDLING................................................................................................................... 56 4.5

5 ENVIRONMENTAL DURABILITY REQUIREMENTS.................................................... 57 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 57 5.1

ENVIRONMENTAL DURABILITY ......................................................................................................... 57 5.2

Mechanical environment ...................................................................................................................... 57 5.2.1

Environmental climate ......................................................................................................................... 57 5.2.2

Chemical environment ......................................................................................................................... 58 5.2.3

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Biological environment ........................................................................................................................ 58 5.2.4

Electrical environment ......................................................................................................................... 58 5.2.5

6 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................. 59 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 59 6.1

ENERGY CONSUMPTION ....................................................................................................................... 59 6.2

ENVIRONMENTALLY DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES AND HEALTH HAZARDS ........................... 59 6.3

EMISSIONS INCLUDING NOISE ............................................................................................................ 59 6.4

WOOD-BASED PACKAGING .................................................................................................................. 60 6.5

WASTE MANAGEMENT ......................................................................................................................... 60 6.6

FUTURE DISPOSAL ................................................................................................................................. 60 6.7

7 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................. 61 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 61 7.1

OPERATION .............................................................................................................................................. 61 7.2

EASE OF HANDLING ............................................................................................................................... 61 7.3

MATERIEL PROTECTION (VULNERABILITY, SURVIVABILITY) ................................................... 61 7.4

Protection from discovery, location and identification......................................................................... 61 7.4.1

INFORMATION SECURITY ..................................................................................................................... 61 7.5

General ................................................................................................................................................. 61 7.5.1

Configuration management .................................................................................................................. 62 7.5.2

Information security documentation..................................................................................................... 62 7.5.3

Secure delivery ..................................................................................................................................... 64 7.5.4

Secure development area ...................................................................................................................... 64 7.5.5

External audit ....................................................................................................................................... 65 7.5.6

Users and Roles .................................................................................................................................... 65 7.5.7

Software supportability ........................................................................................................................ 66 7.5.8

Access control ...................................................................................................................................... 66 7.5.9

Security logging ................................................................................................................................. 67 7.5.10

Intrusion protection ............................................................................................................................ 70 7.5.11

Protection against malicious code ...................................................................................................... 70 7.5.12

LABELLING............................................................................................................................................... 71 7.6

Labelling for operation and handling ................................................................................................... 71 7.6.1

Warning labels ..................................................................................................................................... 71 7.6.2

Labelling for identification purpose ..................................................................................................... 71 7.6.3

8 INTEGRATED LOGISTIC SUPPORT, ILS ........................................................................ 73 GENERAL .................................................................................................................................................. 73 8.1

PRODUCT BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE ............................................................................................... 73 8.2

CODIFICATION ......................................................................................................................................... 74 8.3

MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................................................ 75 8.4

General ................................................................................................................................................. 75 8.4.1

Maintainability ..................................................................................................................................... 75 8.4.2

Failure analysis ..................................................................................................................................... 76 8.4.3

Maintenance analysis ........................................................................................................................... 76 8.4.4

Spare parts and consumables ................................................................................................................ 77 8.4.5

Spare part Field Kit .............................................................................................................................. 79 8.4.6

Tools ..................................................................................................................................................... 80 8.4.7

Maintenance characteristics of software .............................................................................................. 80 8.4.8

LIFE CYCLE COST, LCC .......................................................................................................................... 80 8.5

SUPPORT ORGANISATION .................................................................................................................... 81 8.6

Helpdesk ............................................................................................................................................... 81 8.6.1

Reporting of support measures ............................................................................................................. 81 8.6.2

DOCUMENTATION .................................................................................................................................. 82 8.7

General ................................................................................................................................................. 82 8.7.1

Specifications and standards ................................................................................................................ 82 8.7.2

Document library ................................................................................................................................. 83 8.7.3

Delivery media ..................................................................................................................................... 83 8.7.4

Delivery ................................................................................................................................................ 83 8.7.5

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Advance documentation ....................................................................................................................... 83 8.7.6

System manuals .................................................................................................................................... 84 8.7.7

TRAINING .................................................................................................................................................. 85 8.8

General ................................................................................................................................................. 85 8.8.1

Training requirements .......................................................................................................................... 86 8.8.2

9 INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................. 90

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1 GENERAL

SCOPE 1.1

Req. ID. Description Type Fulfilled Comment

C These technical requirements set requirements on the

Mine Warfare Data System (MWDS), the technical

command support system that forms the basis for MWDC

operations.

Info

C The MWDS will be of great significance to the results of

mine and explosive ordnance disposal operations in

maritime environments. Information will be obtainable,

processable, analysable, presentable, communicable, documentable and storable in times of peace, crisis and

war.

Info

C The MWDS shall be able to operate and support the naval

units during missions. However, the MWDS shall not

function solely towards a purely military organisation in an interoperations environment, but also towards

coordinated civil authorities and, where applicable, be

able to exchange information with and support other civilian organisations.

Info

C The objective of this document is to specify technical and

technical-related design requirements and the technical

measures that must be taken on systems and materials

provided. The document also describes the logistical requirements for the MWDS.

Info

DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS 1.2

Definitions 1.2.1

Mine warfare analysis is

divided into three

categories

Preoperational: from the information available, to create as true a

description as possible of the situation and conditions in the

mission area.

Operational: to evaluate the results and effectiveness of the

resources deployed in the area relative to the true situation and

assignment given.

Post operational: to analyse the mission quality of deployed units

and clearance methods as well as the search for technical and

tactical information and, in addition, to draw conclusions from the

enemy’s mine laying activities.

Mine evasion measures Measures taken to secure own and allied ships from damage caused by sea

mines, known or suspected to be laid, without action taken to dispose of

sea mines. This is normally conducted as a combination of tactical and

technical measures including military as well as civilian ships. Mine

evasion consists of three subcategories: Localising the threat, Localising

the minefield and Reducing the risk.

Minesweeping Minesweeping is defined either as the triggering of mines or mechanically

removing them. The triggering of mines may take place through vessel

simulation (TSM) or through signatures adapted for the purpose of

clearing a defined mine threat (MSM).

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Minehunting Minehunting is defined as systems that can detect, classify, identify and

destroy naval mines.

Naval mine clearance

operation

A naval mine clearance operation comprises the following phases:

Order received

Planning

Order given

Execution

Report

Analysis

Documentation

MWDS The MWDS is defined as a complete system and includes both the MWDS

Main system and MWDS Nodes.

MWDS Main system The main unit of the Mine Warfare Data System

MWDS Node Node of the Mine Warfare Data System

Values Unless stated otherwise, numerical values for settings, presentations,

requirements and other values shall utilise the applicable unit of

measurement as follows:

Water depth mWc, metre water column

Distance m, metre (mm, m, km) and in Nm (Nautical miles)

Weight g, gram (g, kg)

Temperature °C, degrees Celsius

Speed m/s, metres per second

Time seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks or years

Angle °, degrees

Voltage V, Volt (mV, V)

Frequency Hz (kHz, MHz, GHz)

Abbreviations 1.2.2

Abbreviation Explanation

4-W Four-Whiskey Grid

AEODP-6 Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Reports and Messages,

REPORTS AND MESSAGES, NATO publication

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APP-11 (C) NATO Message Catalogue

ATP-1 (E) Allied Maritime Tactical Signal And Manoeuvring Book,

NATO publication

AIS Automatic Identification System

AML Additional Military Layers

ASV Autonomous Surface Vehicle

ASW Antisubmarine Warfare

AUV Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

CDR Critical Design Review

CE European mark of conformity

CLB Contour Line Bathymetry

COTS Commercial Off the Shelf

CTF Commander Task Force

CTG Commander Task Group

CTU Commander Task Unit

C2 Command and Control

DARE Decision Aid Risk Evaluation (software)

DU Discardable Unit, spare part

ELFE Extremely Low Frequency Electric field

ENC Electronic Navigational Chart

EOD Explosive Ordnance Disposal

EOD IS EOD Information System

EOD SJÖ Explosive Ordnance Disposal – Sjö (Naval)

ESB Environment Seabed and Beach

ESD Electrostatic Discharge

EU European Union

FM “Försvarsmakten” (The Swedish Armed Forces)

FMV The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration

GPS Global Positioning System

ILS Integrated Logistics Support

IRS Interface Requirement Specification

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LBO Large Bottom Objects

LRU Line Replaceable Unit (Repairable), spare part

IED Improvised Explosive Device

IWC Integrated Water Column

LSAP Logistics Support Analysis Plan

MCM Mine Countermeasures

MCM EXPERT MCM Exclusive Planning and Evaluation Tool (software)

MCM TA Mine Countermeasures Tasking Authority

MDA Mine Danger Area

MFF Marine Foundations and Facilities

MGRS Military Grid Reference System

MOTS Military Off the Shelf

MSM Mine Setting Mode

MTA Mine Threat Area

MTS The Swedish Navy's Tactical Staff

MWDC Mine Warfare Data Centre

MWDS Mine Warfare Data System

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organisation

OXA Unexploded ordnance

PBS Product Breakdown Structure

PfP Partnership for Peace

PVDS Propelled Variable Depth Sonar

RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks

RAL Routes, Areas and Limits

RIB Reinforced Inflatable Boat

ROV Remotely Operated Vehicle

RSD Route Survey Database

SBO Small Bottom Objects

SIAT Site Acceptance Test

SSS Side Scan Sonar

SSWG System Safety Working Group

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TB Terabyte

TEID Totalförsvarets Elektroniska ID-kort, Armed Forces smart

card for enhanced authentication

TSM Target Simulation Mode

UEP Underwater Electric Potential

UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply

UTM Universal Transversal Mercator

UXO Unexploded Ordnance

VAC Voltage Alternating Current

WBS Work Breakdown Structure

DOCUMENT OVERVIEW 1.3

General 1.3.1

These technical requirements are structured as follows:

Section 1 - GENERAL– describes the overall objective of this document.

Section 2 - SYSTEM DESCRIPTION, PRECONDITIONS– describes the operational conditions

for the system and its operational context.

Section 3 - FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE– describes the functional and technical

requirements of the system including hardware requirements.

Section 4 - INTERFACE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION– describes the requirements that

the interface places on the system.

Section 5 - ENVIRONMENTAL DURABILITY REQUIREMENTS– describes the environment

in which the MWDS shall be operational, maintainable, storable and transportable.

Section 6 - ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS– describes the manner that the MWDS is

permitted to impact the environment in which the system shall be operational,

maintainable, storable and transportable.

Section 7 - DESIGN REQUIREMENTS– describes the design requirements placed on MWDS

hardware and software, its handling, materiel and software protection, as well as its

labelling and product safety.

Section 8 - INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT, ILS– describes MWDS requirements on

operational reliability, durability maintenance, documentation and training.

Section 9 - INSTALLATION– describes the installation work required regarding the Main

System.

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Requirements 1.3.2

All requirements are written in tables as shown below.


Descriptions of attributes contained in the tables are defined in accordance with the following:

1.3.2.1 Req.ID

Value Description

TRX- XXX Technical Requirement, section number - consecutive reference number within

the section. (written in plain text)

C Clarification to the surrounding requirements (written in italics).

1.3.2.2 Description

Value Description

Free text Written requirement or clarification. References given within [ ] refer to

section/subsection in this enclosure.

1.3.2.3 Type

Value Description

Shall These requirements must be met. If a shall-requirement is not met, the tender is

disqualified.

Info The description serves as information aimed at clarifying the conditions

surrounding the related requirements.

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1.3.2.4 Fulfilled

Value Description

Yes The Tenderer sets the value “Yes” if the requirement will be fulfilled.

No The Tenderer sets the value “No” if the requirement will not be fulfilled.

1.3.2.5 Comment

Value Description

Free text Written comment by the Tenderer, corresponding to the requirement

definition, may not include conditions for compliance.

REFERENCES 1.4

Value Description

REF-1 Rapport efter genomförd dykning, template for tasking and reporting of dive missions

REF-2 ICD_SVP File Format for Hydrobas_Issue 7_0, file format description for sound velocity profiles

REF -3 SWE MWDC RSD, Route Survey Database format used by Swedish MWDC

REF -4 Koster Class Report_Mission_Event, example file for the Koster Class MCMV report format

REF -5 Registration template for FREJ and DELTA, template for reporting data used in codification

END OF SECTION 1

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2 SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION, PRECONDITIONS

GENERAL 2.1


C

Naval mine clearance operations are aimed at

determining whether there are naval mines present in

ports, archipelagos and bodies of water near the coast.

Info

C

The objective is to eliminate or reduce the threat of naval

mines to ensure the safety of military maritime traffic, commercial shipping and fishing.

Info

C

Naval mine clearance comprises minesweeping, mine

hunting and EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal). Info

C

The Swedish Navy has mechanical mine sweep systems on

board mine-clearance vessels such as the Koster class,

for sweeping anchored naval mines.

Info

C

To handle influence mines, the Swedish Navy has a

remote-controlled influence mine sweep system named SAM (remote controlled acoustic and magnetic mine

sweep). The SAM system can be operated from corvettes

such as the Visby class, mine-clearance vessels such as the Koster class and mine clearance diver vessels such as

the Spåro class.

Info

C

The Swedish Navy has mine-hunting systems on board

corvettes such as the Visby class, mine-clearance vessels

such as the Koster class and mine clearance diver vessels such as the Spåro class. The vessels use sonar systems to

detect and classify objects on the seafloor or in the water.

There are also systems on board for identification and disposal of naval mines.

Info

C For special missions when the vessels cannot handle the

naval mine threat, the Swedish Navy has EOD groups.

EOD groups have sonar systems for detection and

classification. The identification and disposal of naval mines is carried out by EOD divers or by means of

ROVs/AUVs.

Info

SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION 2.2

Item under procurement 2.2.1


TR2-1

A complete MWDS shall comprise the following main

components

one (1) MWDS Main System

five (5) MWDS Nodes

Shall

C

An illustration of an example of MWDS is provided in

Diagram 1 below. Info

C

Detailed specification of hardware is described in this

document, subsection 3.3 f.f Info

TR2-2

The MWDS shall be delivered in a fully operational state

and include all hardware and software for the MWDS

Main system and for the Nodes of MWDS installed on each system.

Shall

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Diagram 1 - System description, to be considered as an example only

OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT 2.3

General 2.3.1


TR2-3 MWDS equipment shall be operable, transportable,

storable and maintainable together with the unit during global assignments.

Shall

TR2-4 MWDS equipment shall be operable in office

environments on land or on board platforms in defined

environments.

Shall

Threats to security 2.3.2


C The operations that pose threats to the security of the

MWDS are deemed to primarily comprise:

signals intelligence

intrusion and manipulation, i.e. hacking or

malicious code

surveillance and infiltration

Info

Unit description 2.3.3


C The MWDS is to be included in the task-force

organisation’s MWDC. Info

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C The MWDS Main system is to be deployed with the 4th

Naval Warfare Flotilla. Info

C MWDS Node is to be deployable to the CTF-, CTG- or

CTU-level. Info

Collaborating units/public authorities 2.3.4


C The MWDS will be utilised to provide adequate

information to national and international naval units as

appropriate.

Info

C The MWDS will also be utilised to support the Swedish

Armed Forces in information gathering, submarine

operations, antisubmarine warfare (ASW) and amphibious operations.

Info

C The MWDS will be used in multinational operations with

NATO/PfP and the EU. Info

OPERATIONAL USE 2.4

Operational tasks 2.4.1


TR2-5 The MWDS shall support CTG/CTU tactical command

before, during and after mine-warfare operations. In this

connection, the MWDS shall provide support in the

implementation of the following tasks:

Mine Clearance

Mine Laying

Mine Evasion Measures

Assistance of Civil Authorities

Shall

TR2-6 The MWDS shall be able to:

Support command and control at a tactical level.

Support the implementation of information services.

Create and provide geographic information.

Create and provide oceanographic information.

Support tactical commanders by providing intelligence as the basis material for decision-

making and implementing such decisions.

Utilise information obtained through open

sources.

Shall

TR2-7 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting operational

and tactical processes. Within the framework of

international cooperative structures, command and control operations shall be pursuable in connection with

international actions in compliance with the governing

international regulations.

Shall

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Operational profile, task profile 2.4.2


TR2-8 The MWDS shall be operable in a theatre of operations

for a minimum duration of six months. Shall

TR2-9 The MWDS Main system shall be capable of disassembly

and be ready for redeployment within 48 hours. Shall

TR2-10 MWDS Node shall be ready for redeployment within 24

hours. Shall

TR2-11 The MWDS Main system shall be possible to mount and

be operational within 48 hours of arrival at an alternative deployment location.

Shall

TR2-12 MWDS Node shall be possible to mount and be

operational within 8 hours of arrival at an alternative

theatre of operations.

Shall

TR2-13 For the establishment and close-down of a theatre of

operations, the MWDS Main system and MWDS Node

shall solely require equipment included in the system.

Shall

OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS 2.5

Personnel 2.5.1


C The MWDS is to be handled by trained personnel. Info

TR2-14 The MWDS Main system and MWDS Node shall be

operable by one (1) person. Shall

TR2-15 The MWDS Main system shall be possible to assemble

and disassemble by two (2) persons. Shall

TR2-16 The MWDS Node shall be possible to assemble and

disassemble by one (1) person.

Shall

MAINTENANCE CONDITIONS 2.6

Maintenance organisation 2.6.1


TR2-17 The following logistics levels shall be applicable:

User level

Rear level

Central level

Shall

C User level:

battlefield level

utilise equipment

performs daily inspection before and after use

performs preventive maintenance

performs limited corrective maintenance

stores limited quantities of spare parts

Info

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corresponds to NATO-level 1 and 2

C Rear level:

carries out qualified repairs

implements qualified checks and maintenance.

corresponds to NATO-level 3 and 4

Info

C Central level:

carries out qualified repairs

performs qualified maintenance

stores supplies spare parts

corresponds to NATO-level 5

Info

TRANSPORTATION CONDITIONS 2.7


TR2-18 The MWDS Main system shall be transportable in its

entirety in a maximum of one (1) 20-foot container. Shall

C Neither transport packaging nor container for the Main

system shall be included in the quote. Info

TR2-19 The MWDS Nodes shall be transportable to and from

alternative assembly points by sea, air and land routes and designed for the transport resources stated below.

Shall

TR2-20 Maritime transport: Smaller uncovered boat

corresponding to a RIB. Shall

TR2-21 Air transport: Special luggage. Shall

TR2-22 Road transport: Passenger car. Shall

C The A0 size Plotter may be excluded when fitting

packaged equipment in car or RIB. Info

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3 FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE

GENERAL 3.1


TR3-1 The MWDS shall be capable of being assembled in its

entirety as a Main system and deployed Nodes. Shall

TR3-2 The MWDS Nodes shall be capable of arbitrary

deployment on board maritime vessels or land-based

units.

Shall

TR3-3 Data transfers between the MWDS Main system and the

MWDS Nodes, as well as to and from any supporting systems shall take place through Walk-net.

Shall

TR3-4 Only authorised users shall have access rights to import

and export information to/from the MWDS. Shall

TR3-5 All data in the MWDS Main system and the MWDS

Nodes shall be linked and sharable by system functions in

a manner that requires the one time creation of information, after which it will be reused and refined.

Shall

TR3-6 The MWDS shall not comprise equipment for external

communication. Shall

FUNCTIONS 3.2

Main Functions 3.2.1


TR3-7 The MWDS shall comprise the three primary functions:

Operational basic-data management

Mine-warfare analysis

Mine-warfare management.

Shall

C The main functions are illustrated in Diagram 2, below. Info

TR3-8 Operational basic-data management shall entail:

the administration of basic data and other information

validation

correlation

transformation

storage

data import

data export.

The information may come from superior or subordinate

functions.

Shall

TR3-9 Mine-warfare analysis shall entail the ability to plan,

optimise, monitor and evaluate MCM actions taking relevant factors in to account.

Shall

TR3-10 Mine-warfare command shall mean that the MWDS shall

have the ability to receive orders from superior functions Shall

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and with the support of results from Mine-warfare

analysis, convert these into orders for subordinate functions. Furthermore, it includes the ability to receive

reports from subordinate functions and to generate reports

to superior functions.

Diagram 2 - MWDS Main Functions Overview (principle)

3.2.1.1 Basic-data management

3.2.1.1.1 General


C Basic data comprises:

Map data

Route survey data bases

Environmental information

Operational information

Mine properties

Unit signatures

Info

TR3-11 The MWDS shall be capable of importing, validating,

transforming, storing and exporting basic data and other information applicable to Mine Counter Measures in

formats as specified in the IRS section [4].

Shall

TR3-12 The MWDS shall include software capable of processing

and adapting bathymetric raw data collected during naval tactical seafloor mapping for the support of naval

command and control systems and for sonar systems.

Shall

TR3-13 The MWDS shall allow for imports/exports solely

through manual feeds and through CD-ROM/DVD/Blu-

Ray disk, USB or detachable hard disk drives.

Shall

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3.2.1.1.2 Import


TR3-14 The MWDS shall allow for the import of information

stored in recognised geodetic reference systems including but not limited to:

WGS 84, Swedish RT 90 2.5g V 0:-15

Shall

TR3-15 The MWDS shall allow for manual feeds of basic data

and other information and shall be capable of supporting

transformation of collected data from older mine-clearance systems.

Shall

TR3-16 Data feeds into the MWDS shall lead to the availability of

the input information for all MWDS functions. Shall

TR3-17 The MWDS shall allow for the import of both basic data

and system-generated information/data in formats

pursuant to IRS-section [4]

Shall

3.2.1.1.3 Validation


TR3-18 The MWDS shall be capable of providing support when

validating that imported information meets applicable

standards.

Shall

TR3-19 The MWDS shall be capable of deleting or transforming

imported information that does not meet applicable

standards.

Shall

TR3-20 The MWDS shall handle unvalidated imported

information as a separate information layer. Shall

TR3-21 The MWDS shall have the ability to support the operator

in validating the consolidation of objects performed at

subordinate functions. The MWDS operator must in this

case have the option to reject any such consolidation.

Shall

TR3-22 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting the

consolidation of imported information with validated information.

Shall

3.2.1.1.4 Transformation


TR3-23 The MWDS shall allow for the editing of validated

information. Shall

TR3-24 The MWDS shall allow for the deleting of validated

information. Shall

TR3-25 The MWDS shall allow for the consolidation of validated

information such as two validated bottom objects. Shall

TR3-26 The MWDS shall provide analysis and validation support

for the consolidation of objects already previously analysed and validated. In this regard, consolidations

must have the option of disapproval.

Shall

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3.2.1.1.5 Storage


TR3-27 The MWDS shall store validated information and non-

validated information in separate databases. Shall

TR3-28 The MWDS shall store historical information in a manner

which for example, allows implemented consolidations to

be disapproved at a later date.

Shall

TR3-29 The MWDS shall allow for reversions of all available

databases to earlier versions and/or points of time. Shall

TR3-30 The MWDS shall allow for partial reversions of available

databases to earlier versions and/or points of time. Shall

3.2.1.1.6 Export


TR3-31 The MWDS shall allow for the export of information in

recognised geodetic reference systems. including but not necessarily limited to WGS 84.

Shall

TR3-32 The MWDS shall allow for the export of both basic data

and system-generated information/data in formats

pursuant to IRS-section [4].

Shall

3.2.1.2 Mine-warfare analysis

3.2.1.2.1 General


TR3-33 The MWDS shall provide support in the optimisation of

planned and on-going actions towards threat types, taking into account the available units, and be capable of

analysing different courses of action for the purpose of

ensuring the best possible results in the time available.

Shall

TR3-34 The MWDS shall, when the need arises, provide support

in the retroactive updating of computations on the results

and task-completion times.

Shall

TR3-35 The MWDS shall support the analysis of implemented

actions against current threat types for the purpose of risk

evaluation, so that the results of mine-clearance may be presented for maritime traffic and the unit.

Shall

TR3-36 The MWDS shall be capable of providing commanders

with basis material for decisions concerning tactical

technical mine counter-measure services.

Shall

TR3-37 The MWDS shall support the computation and

visualisation of available geographical data and analysis results.

Shall

TR3-38 The MWDS shall allow for the simulation of various

cases and settings that may impact mine-clearance results. Shall

TR3-39 The MWDS shall take into consideration relevant

parameters influencing the analysis. Shall

TR3-40 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting unit

evaluation and exercise evaluation. Shall

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TR3-41 MWDS mine warfare analysis function shall utilise

adequate algorithms for calculations in planning and evaluation of effort. Calculation models shall allow for all

types of MCM-systems used by the Swedish Navy.

Shall

C The Swedish Navy uses mechanical (oropeza) and

influence mine sweep systems Info

C The Swedish Navy uses forward looking sonar, both hull

mounted systems and PVDS, and side scan systems, both

towed systems and AUV's.

Info

TR3-42 MWDS mine warfare analysis function shall take into account at least the following factors in said calculation

models:

The detection range (or actuation width) and

probability of detection (or actuation) for dedicated MCM-system against all mine types

included in the expected threat Bottom type, with regards to topography,

reflectivity, degree of mine burial and clutter

density Fraction of undetectable/unsweepable mines Speed, turnaround time and navigational

accuracy (SDNE) of MCM-unit Time needed for classification, identification

and disposal for MCM-unit Size of area for MCM activities Number of runs per track Previous efforts by other MCM unit or system

Shall

TR3-43 MWDS mine warfare analysis function shall allow for

estimation of at least the following:

Maximum achievable effort Necessary effort to achieve an indicated

coverage, clearance and confidence level. On-task-time (OTT) for an indicated effort Maximum achievable effort for a limited

(given) time Track plan to achieve chosen effort Actual result (in percentage clearance) after

completed effort, related to each mine type Remaining risk after completed effort, for a

single section and for a complete Q-route or

area.

Shall

C The function of these calculations may be solved by incorporating MCM-Expert and DARE or by other

integrated tool.

Info

TR3-44 If the Contractor chooses to integrate other solution than MCM-Expert and DARE for the purpose of MCM

calculations, the algorithms and principles of the

calculations shall be specified in the system documentation.

Shall

3.2.1.2.2 Planning and analysis of assignments


TR3-45 The MWDS shall allow for the planning and analysis of

tasks by means of the following steps:

Compilation of previously known data and measured local conditions

Selection of map and presentation material

Area analysis

Shall

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Creation of operation plan

Threat assessment

Vessel capability analysis

Sensor performance analysis

Safety analysis

Definition of search area

Select tactics and methods for naval mine clearance

Navigation at sea, land routes

Documentation of plan

Creation of task orders.

3.2.1.2.2.1 Compilation of stored data and local conditions


TR3-46 The MWDS shall allow for the compilation, structuring

and presentation of all relevant data from the theatre of

operations, including previously known data and locally

measured data.

Shall

TR3-47 The MWDS shall allow for the utilisation of all relevant

data gleaned from available sources to supplement existing basic data.

Shall

TR3-48 The MWDS shall allow for the presentation of

unvalidated data alongside existing basic data. Shall

TR3-49 The MWDS shall allow for the import and georeferencing

of images such as drawings and aerial photos. Shall

C Data formats for import and export are described in

further detail in the IRS section [4] Info

3.2.1.2.2.2 Selection of map and presentation material


TR3-50 The MWDS shall allow for the presentation of

geographical basis material for area analysis purposes whenever the operator is creating an operations plan.

Shall

TR3-51 The MWDS shall allow for the supplementation of the

geographic image with various information layers that

represent various types of information, such as:

unit symbols

routes

closed-off areas (such as MDA, MTA)

bottom objects

mine plots

other intelligence

Shall

TR3-52 The MWDS shall allow for the combination of data

derived from the basic-data database with tactically collected information to be presented as a shared situation

picture.

Shall

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3.2.1.2.2.3 Area analysis


TR3-53 The MWDS shall provide support to the operator in the

processing of information concerning verified or suspected mine laying for the purpose of establishing the

following:

Where has this occurred?

What demarcations are there?

Which conceivable mine types could have been laid based on the geographical data?

How were the mines laid?

Are there bypass or alternative routes to the target?

Are there areas with depths deemed to be unsuitable

for mine laying?

Shall

TR3-54 The MWDS shall support the analysis of seafloor

topography, type, depth and vegetation in regard to their

impact on the mine-clearance method concerned.

Shall

TR3-55 The MWDS shall provide support to the operator in the

analysis of other bottom objects which may affect the

choice of mine-clearance method.

Shall

TR3-56 The MWDS shall, using all available chart information,

be able to distinguish areas that are more or less suitable for mine laying, given the effective depth ranges of the

expected mine threat.

Shall

TR3-57 The result of the mine laying suitability analysis shall be

visualised graphically. Shall

3.2.1.2.2.4 Creating an operations plan


TR3-58 The MWDS shall, on the basis of received orders and

existing basis material from the area in the form of basic

data, be capable of providing support in the creation of an

operations plan.

Shall

TR3-59 The MWDS shall support the operator in generating

various alternatives for action based on the performance of available mine-clearance units in the immediate

environment.

Shall

TR3-60 The MWDS shall provide support in the choice of mine

clearance systems and methods with regards to the local

conditions.

Shall

3.2.1.2.2.5 Threat assessment


TR3-61 The MWDS shall support the operator in the creation of a

geographical situation picture that comprises all the

information that concerns the area in question and which may impact the assessment of the total threat in the area.

Shall

TR3-62 In order to assist the operator in the assessment of risk to

the MCM units, the MWDS shall include a graphical tool

to visualise the relationship between the ships ability to

detect the mine and the ability of the mine to detect,

Shall

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trigger and damage the MCM unit.

TR3-63 Such a tool shall be able to visualise which, if any, mine

types have a damage radius greater than the detection

range of the MCM unit being tasked.

Shall

TR3-64 Input data for this tool may be automatically retrieved

from the mine threat database and the performance estimations in the system regarding the detection range of

each MCM unit, or input manually.

Shall

TR3-65 If data is retrieved from databases, the operator shall have

the ability to alter each piece of information in the tool to

adapt to different environmental conditions.

Shall

C In its most simple form the tool may consist of a table

similar to Diagram 3 below, however more advanced

solutions will be accepted.

Info

TR3-66 The tool shall allow for at least twenty different MCM

units and at least twenty different mine types. Shall

TR3-67 The MWDS shall support the processing of threat

information originating from sources such as:

EOD-IS, which comprises the database for technical descriptions of mine threats

Other descriptions of mine threats from national or international databases

Technical information collected in connection to the area

Documentation and experiences from previously

completed missions in the area

Sensor data, processed or unprocessed

Mine-warfare specialist interpretation of the general information

Shall

TR3-68 The MWDS shall be capable of handling compound mine

threats. Shall

Diagram 3, Example of visualisation of mine threat versus detection range

3.2.1.2.2.6 Vessel capability analysis


TR3-69 To support tactical analysis, the MWDS shall allow for

the presentation of the vessel’s properties such as:

magnetic

acoustic

Shall

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pressure

UEP

ELFE

shock resistance

manoeuvre characteristics

operational alternatives.

sensor performance (detection range)

C The purpose of the vessel capability analysis is to support

the operator of MWDS in assigning the most suitable unit

to the task at hand.

Info

3.2.1.2.2.7 Sensor performance analysis


TR3-70 The MWDS shall be able to visualise the various

effective ranges of mine-clearance systems in general and

in specific environments.

Shall

TR3-71 The MWDS shall support computations of the effect of

various systems in various sections of the theatre of

operations.

Shall

TR3-72 The computation results shall support the operator in the

allocation of various mine-clearance systems to

subsectors in the area of operation.

Shall

TR3-73 The MWDS shall support the operator in the analysis of

function performance against the immediate mine threats. Shall

3.2.1.2.2.8 Safety analysis


TR3-74 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting risk areas for

various vessels in relation to defined mine threats. Shall

TR3-75 The MWDS shall support the operator in the search and

identification of risks and measures that may be taken to eliminate or reduce the risks.

Shall

TR3-76 The MWDS shall be capable of producing a situation

report of the immediate area that minimises the restricted

area for maritime traffic and fishing without jeopardising security.

Shall

3.2.1.2.2.9 Alternative routes and diversion routes


TR3-77 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting the operator in

finding suitable alternative routes or diversion routes.

Shall

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TR3-78 In supporting the MWDS operator in finding suitable

alternative or diversion routes, it shall be possible to

display information on the following factors:

depth

safety of navigation

the suitability of the area for mine hunting

the suitability of the area for mine sweeping

the quality of available geographical information

the operational modes of the mine threat.

Shall

TR3-79 The MWDS shall be capable of indicating areas where

the depth exceeds or falls short of the estimated operational depth of the mine threats.

Shall


defining the area where mine laying is suspected or has

been confirmed and where mine clearance must be

undertaken for the resumption of maritime traffic.

Shall


defining any area that cannot be cleared of mines. In this

regard, a minimum of the following parameters must be considered:

depth

bottom conditions

safety of navigation

available mine clearance systems.

Shall

3.2.1.2.2.10 Selecting tactics and methods


TR3-82 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting results from

various analyses and computations in a manner that leads

to optimal use of the naval mine-clearance system to ensure that ordered results can be achieved in time by

means of available resources.

Shall

TR3-83 As a result of analyses involving different mine-clearance

systems, the MWDS shall be capable of presenting:

potential areas of action

impossible areas of action

the time required for an action

the estimated residual mine risk following an action

Shall

TR3-84 The MWDS shall support the operator in the production

and presentation of alternative solutions for meeting

changed conditions for the pursuit of operations.

Shall

3.2.1.2.2.11 Navigation


TR3-85 With due consideration for safety, the MWDS shall

support the operator in providing:

route instructions

Shall

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proposed diversion routes

alternative routes

TR3-86 The MWDS shall support the operator in the production

of information for units concerned regarding impending

movements

Shall

3.2.1.2.2.12 Plan documentation


TR3-87 The MWDS shall be capable of saving operation plans for

possible revision at a later date or supplementation with respect to incoming reports and results achieved.

Shall

3.2.1.2.2.13 Orders


TR3-88 The MWDS shall support the operator in the compilation

of orders and preparation for briefing. Shall

3.2.1.2.3 Analysis during operations


TR3-89 The MWDS shall, in the course of on-going operations,

support the operator in structuring imported information in a manner that enables the analysis of tactics and

results.

Shall

TR3-90 The MWDS shall support the operator in the analysis of

implemented operations with regard to achieved mine-clearance results involving at least:

the searched area

clearance level

quantity and type of mines detected

position of swept mines including sweep settings.

tactical conclusions concerning mine laying.

Shall

TR3-91 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting the efficiency

of mine-clearance systems utilised in the form of mine-

cleared areas or the number of cleared mines.

Shall

TR3-92 The MWDS shall support the operator in the calculation

of residual mine risks connected to various alternatives for action and various points in time during the

implementation of operations.

Shall

TR3-93 The MWDS shall, as new data is imported or entered, be

capable of calculating and presenting residual mine risks for subsectors and for the entire operation.

Shall

TR3-94 The MWDS shall be able to present a continuously

updated risk level in the area of operation. Shall

TR3-95 The MWDS shall allow for a graphical presentation of

risk levels using colours, i.e. red/yellow/green, to indicate

risk levels.

Shall

TR3-96 The levels at which the graphical presentation of risk

levels changes colours shall be specified or operator Shall

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adjustable.

TR3-97 The MWDS shall allow for the definition and

presentation of Mine Threat Areas (MTA’s) and Mine

Danger Areas (MDA’s)

Shall

TR3-98 The MWDS shall be capable of continuously analysing

the mine-threat assessment against a background of achieved or absent results. The following shall be

presented:

estimated number of mines

mine types, known/unknown

Shall

TR3-99 The MWDS shall be capable of documenting the

operation’s implementation and results. Shall

TR3-100 The MWDS shall be capable of logging incoming

information. Shall

TR3-101 The MWDS shall be capable of documenting information

in compliance with the applicable templates for orders, briefings and other types of staff briefings.

Shall

3.2.1.2.4 Tactically obtained data


TR3-102 The MWDS shall be capable of handling tactically

obtained data. Tactically obtained data is defined as data

gathered in the course of on-going operations.

Shall

TR3-103 The MWDS shall allow for the operator to utilise

tactically obtained data for tactical assessment during on-going operations.

Shall

TR3-104 The MWDS shall allow for the export of tactically

obtained data to basic data management for verification,

validation and processing following implemented operations.

Shall

TR3-105 The MWDS shall be capable of handling:

environment data

mine-threat data

bottom-object data

sweep performance

mine-clearance results.

Shall

TR3-106 The MWDS Nodes shall be able to display information

received through a connected AIS-receiver. Shall

TR3-107 The MWDS shall allow for the manual input of vessels

positions. Shall

TR3-108 The MWDS shall be capable of replaying the logs of

vessel positions derived from AIS-information.

Shall

TR3-109 The MWDS shall be capable of evaluating unvalidated

data without its interference with validated data. Shall

TR3-110 The operator of MWDS shall be capable of amending the

mine-threat database derived from basic data and the

EOD IS, with information from other mine-threat

databases utilised in on-going operations, such as information and experiences from other mine-clearance

Shall

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units.

TR3-111 The MWDS shall be capable of handling newly gathered

information regarding bottom objects. Shall

TR3-112 The MWDS shall be capable of handling newly gathered

information regarding sensor images from new aspects. Shall

TR3-113 The MWDS shall be capable of comparing new

information against previously validated information

from the basic-data database.

Shall

TR3-114 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting consequences

in the form of risk ranges and mine-safe depths. Shall

3.2.1.2.5 Post-operational analysis


TR3-115 The MWDS shall, following implemented operations, be

capable of supporting the operator in the analysis of

basis material that has arrived in the course of the operation’s implementation.

Shall

TR3-116 The MWDS shall be capable of processing tactically

obtained data from the process, “Analysis during on-

going operations” and from unprocessed raw data.

Shall

TR3-117 The MWDS shall support the operator in the analysis

and validation of sensor data from sonar systems as

follows:

the correlation of bottom echoes against earlier-

compiled basis material

determination of the most probable position; in the

case of several possible positions, determine the

most probable

older information and positions are saved in a log

new target images from new aspects of known targets

Shall

TR3-118 The MWDS shall be able to present information on

swept mines including the following data:

geographic location of the mine

the number of runs per pass on detonation

TSM or MSM

sweep sequence

The information shall be presentable in the general

situation picture as objects with links to the above information.

Shall

TR3-119 The MWDS shall, with the assistance of available data,

be capable of supporting the operator in the creation of

images of:

deployment patterns

mine mix

mine settings

Shall

TR3-120 The MWDS shall be capable of continuously updating

various databases in preparation for the management of

the basic-data database (in the Main system).

Shall

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TR3-121 The MWDS shall support the replay of recorded events

including but not necessarily limited to the following

data:

position of units

orders sent and received

reports sent and received

mine finds

cleared and swept mines

level of remaining risk

established MDA’s and MTA’s

The data shall be displayed with geographic data and

according to the time of the events in a manner clearly

visualising the progress of the operation.

Shall

3.2.1.3 Mine warfare command

3.2.1.3.1 General


TR3-122 The MWDS shall be able to receive, process and

produce orders and reports in accordance with the

following publications:

APP-11 (C)

ATP-1 (E), vol 2

AEODP-6

Shall

TR3-123 The MWDS shall support MCM TA during the planning

and implementation phases of a mine warfare operation by utilising new current unprocessed data as well as

processed basic data from various databases.

Shall

TR3-124 The MWDS shall be capable of making changes to and

saving generated orders and alternatives for action. Shall

TR3-125 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting the operator

in the creation and saving of templates for presentations used for staff briefings and other briefings.

Shall

TR3-126 The MWDS shall include automated functions for the

generation of briefing material such as PowerPoint

presentations.

Shall

TR3-127 The auto generated briefing material shall be based on

the results of the Mine Warfare Analysis. Shall

TR3-128 The MWDS shall allow for staff tasks to be performed

simultaneously with the processing of basic data in these databases.

Shall

TR3-129 The MWDS shall be capable of visualising the entire

operation with various subsectors allocated to various

vessels.

Shall

TR3-130 The MWDS shall generate orders and reports pursuant

to applicable rules and regulations and the content shall

be based on analysis results obtained.

Shall

TR3-131 The MWDS shall allow the possibility of creating

templates for reports and presentations in line with

applicable standards.

Shall

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TR3-132 The MWDS shall be able to receive reports from

subordinate units and convert this information to reports

to superior function.

Shall

TR3-133 MWDS shall comprise a dynamic database with

reference documentation, system documentation and tactical publications. It shall be possible to search

information from these documents from within MWDS.

Shall

TR3-134 The system operator shall have the possibility to add

documents to the dynamic database. Shall

3.2.1.3.2 Order, mission commencement


TR3-135 The MWDS shall, via Walk-net and manually, be capable

of:

receiving orders from superior commanders

receiving orders from other nations

handling the formats and templates established for

ordered cooperation.

Shall

TR3-136 The MWDS shall, via Walk-net and manually, be capable

of handling orders and reports related to mine-warfare operations.

Shall

3.2.1.3.3 Orders given to


TR3-137 The MWDS shall, following analysis and planning,

support the operator in the creation of orders to:

naval warfare flotilla/squadron

temporarily assembled task force

single vessel/unit

EOD group

foreign task force/vessel/ unit.

Shall

TR3-138 The MWDS shall be utilisable in briefings with

subordinate units. Shall

TR3-139 The MWDS shall be utilisable for the presentation of

missions, established information, the environment, the

weather and threats, as well as the individual mission of

each unit.

Shall

3.2.1.3.4 Reports in


TR3-140 The MWDS shall be capable of processing incoming

mine-warfare reports from subordinate units. Shall

TR3-141 The MWDS shall be capable of providing support in the

compilation of incoming reports into reports to superior

commanders.

Shall

TR3-142 MWDS shall be capable of providing support in the

compilation of unit or vessel reports which may be used at

a later date for the analysis of completed operations.

Shall

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TR3-143 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting and

documenting results from completed operations so these

are utilisable in future operations.

Shall

3.2.1.3.5 Reports out


TR3-144 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting the

compilation of reports to superior commanders which

comprise information regarding completed operations,

results achieved and proposals for continued measures.

Shall

TR3-145 The MWDS shall be capable of supporting the analysis of

incoming reports as the basis of reports to superior commanders.

Shall

TR3-146 The MWDS shall support the compilation and

presentation of mine intelligence and mine-status

briefings.

Shall

TR3-147 Over and above processing reports in accordance with

applicable mine warfare publications, the MWDS shall also be able to receive and process a post dive report

according to provided template “Rapport efter genomförd

dykning.pdf”.

REF-1

Shall

PERFORMANCE 3.3

General 3.3.1


TR3-148 The MWDS shall to the greatest extent possible consist of

COTS and/or MOTS. Shall

TR3-149 MWDS hardware shall be modular to enable

supplementation, updating, exchange and development of

the system without extensive modification work.

Shall

TR3-150 The MWDS shall be capable of communicating its

electronic information solely through “walk-net.” In

addition to databases, this communication involves

orders, reports, briefings, etc.

Shall

Hardware 3.3.2

3.3.2.1 General


TR3-151 The MWDS Main system and the MWDS Nodes shall each

comprise a server and physically separated MWDS

workstations.

Shall

TR3-152 The MWDS shall have a gigabit network capacity. Shall

TR3-153 The hardware for MWDS shall be chosen from equipment

with low electromagnetic emanation. Shall

TR3-154 The MWDS hardware shall also comprise all necessary

equipment for the communication between the server and Shall

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its workstations as well as its peripheral equipment.

TR3-155 Any function for wireless communication in the system

hardware must be disabled in BIOS (or equivalent) or

physically uninstalled.

Shall

TR3-156 The MWDS shall be built on PC standards. Shall

TR3-157 The MWDS Main system and the MWDS Nodes shall be

provided with detachable hard drive solutions for the storage of data.

Shall

TR3-158 Neither the MWDS Main system nor MWDS Nodes may

contain stored information when the detachable storage

solution is removed.

Shall

TR3-159 Neither plotters, scanners, projectors nor printers may

contain stored information when removed from power supply.

Shall

TR3-160 The MWDS Main system and Nodes shall be capable to

read and write data from/to CD, DVD and Blu-ray. Shall

TR3-161 The MWDS shall be equipped with ESD protection. Shall

TR3-162 A separate and stand-alone computer for checking against

the presence of malicious code shall be provided with each

system of MWDS (Main System and Nodes).

Shall

TR3-163 The stand-alone computer for checking against malicious

code shall be capable of reading the same media as the MWDS, e.g. USB, CD.

Shall

C For further requirements regarding the computer for

checking against malicious code, see [7.5.12] Info

3.3.2.2 Performance/properties


TR3-164 The time required for the MWDS to perform standard

computations in geographical areas with sizes of up to 4

NM2 shall normally not exceed five (5) seconds.

Shall

TR3-165 MWDS computations expected to exceed five (5) seconds

shall be executable in the background while the operator

continues to perform work within the system.

Shall

TR3-166 The MWDS Main system and MWDS Nodes shall have a

reserve of 50% of the CPU’s calculation capacity

available during normal workload.

Shall

TR3-167 The MWDS’s response time from keyboard down strokes

to system response shall be less than 0.5 seconds. Shall

TR3-168 The MWDS’ response times during terminal work such as

menu choices (meaning the time from activity to visible onscreen results) shall be less than 0.5 seconds. Testing

shall not involve time-consuming activities such as

database access, but shall include graphics editing such as

moving the end points of routes or similar action.

Shall


equipped with a UPS that, in the event of a power failure,

shall enable the operators of MWDS to conduct a safe and secure shutdown of the system.

Shall

TR3-170 Peripheral units such as printer, plotter, scanner and video

projector shall not be powered through the UPS. Shall

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TR3-171 UPS:es shall be designed for incoming power of 220-240

VAC, 50-60 Hz. Shall

TR3-172 The UPS shall be equipped with a method that indicates

to the operator of MWDS when external power supply has

been lost.

Shall

3.3.2.3 Work station

3.3.2.3.1 Design


TR3-173 Each workstation for the MWDS shall consist of the

following main components:

a laptop computer

two monitors

an external keyboard

an external pointing device (mouse)

Shall

TR3-174 The workstation shall either directly, or by the use of a

converter, be possible to connect to a fibre optic network

with connection of type SC MultiMode 62.5m

Shall

TR3-175 The laptop computers shall have a storage capacity of at

least 500 GB. Shall

TR3-176 The hard drive shall not be of solid state type. Shall

TR3-177 The hard drive in the laptop computers shall be removable

using simple or no tools. Shall

TR3-178 The laptop computers for the workstations for the MWDS

Nodes shall be equipped with one extra hard drive per

laptop with the same software installed.

Shall

C The purpose of the extra hard drives is to provide the

possibility to use the MWDS nodes without data classified

as SECRET when the situation so requires.

Info

TR3-179 The laptop computers shall have a monitor size of at least

15.6 inches with a resolution of at least 1366x768. Shall

TR3-180 The laptop computers shall have a Swedish keyboard. Shall

TR3-181 The laptop computers shall be equipped with a smart card

reader for TEID, see [7.5.9.1] Shall

TR3-182 It shall be possible to import and export data via USB, CD

and DVD to/from the laptop computers. Shall

TR3-183 It shall be possible to use at least two external monitors

with the workstation for the MWDS Nodes. Shall

TR3-184 It shall be possible to use three external monitors with the

workstations for the MWDS Main System. Shall

TR3-185 It shall be possible to use the workstations without the use

of the external monitors. Shall

TR3-186 It shall be possible to connect external keyboard and

external pointing device to the laptop computers. Shall

TR3-187 The external monitors for the workstations shall be of at

least 24 inch size widescreen format. Shall

TR3-188 The external monitors shall have a minimum resolution of Shall

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1920x1200 pixels.

TR3-189 The external monitors shall have a minimum viewing

angle of 160°. Shall

TR3-190 The external keyboards shall be of Swedish layout with a

numeric keypad. Shall

TR3-191 The external pointing device shall be equipped with scroll

wheel.

Shall

3.3.2.4 MWDS Main system

3.3.2.4.1 Design


TR3-192 The MWDS Main system shall be equipped with two (2)

workstations. Shall

TR3-193 A minimum of twelve (12) workstations shall be

connectable and utilisable for the performance of parallel

tasks within the MWDS Main system.

Shall

TR3-194 It shall be possible to operate the MWDS Main System

with only one workstation connected. Shall

TR3-195 The Contractor shall adapt the design of the MWDS Main

system so that the workstations for the MWDS Nodes

may be connected to the MWDS Main system.

Shall

TR3-196 It shall be possible to simultaneously connect the

following peripheral equipment to the MWDS Main

system:

A3 flatbed scanner

A3/A4 printer

A0 plotter

Video projector

Shall

TR3-197 The MWDS Main system shall have sufficient

connections to ensure the connectivity of the license keys (dongles) required for third party software.

Shall

TR3-198 The MWDS Main system’s detachable storage solution

shall be capable of holding a minimum of 20 TB of data. Shall

TR3-199 The server, storage and network solution for MWDS

Main system shall be designed to fit in a 19” standard

cabinet.

Shall

C The Contractor shall not supply the 19” cabinet. Info

TR3-200 The capacity of the MWDS Main system’s detachable

storage solution shall be possible to expand in size if

future needs require it.

Shall

TR3-201 Arrangements shall be made to facilitate the transfer of

data from the MWDS Main system to the MWDS Nodes.

Shall

3.3.2.5 MWDS Node

3.3.2.5.1 Design


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TR3-202 The MWDS Nodes shall each be equipped with two (2)

workstations. Shall

TR3-203 A minimum of four (4) workstations shall be connectable

and utilisable for the performance of parallel tasks in the

MWDS Nodes.

Shall

TR3-204 It shall be possible to operate the MWDS Node with only

one workstation connected. Shall

TR3-205 It shall be possible to simultaneously connect the

following peripheral equipment to the MWDS Nodes:

A3 flatbed scanner

A3/A4 printer

A0 plotter

Video projector

Shall

TR3-206 The MWDS Nodes shall have sufficient connections to

ensure the connectivity of the hardware license keys

(dongles) required for third party software.

Shall

TR3-207 The MWDS Nodes shall have storage capacity of 6 TB. Shall

TR3-208 The storage solution shall have room for expanded storage

capacity, should future needs require it. Shall

TR3-209 The hard drives in the storage solution for the MWDS

Nodes shall be removable using simple or no tools. Shall

TR3-210 To provide extra intrusion protection, the server and

storage solution for the MWDS Nodes shall be capsuled in a lockable protective casing in which it can operate.

Shall

TR3-211 When the protective casing is locked there shall be no

physical access to any connection, e.g. USB or network

ports, to the server and it shall not be possible to remove the hard drives of the storage solution.

Shall

TR3-212 The protective casing shall be designed in a manner that

any attempt to physically access the storage solution or

the ports through a locked casing shall result in

observable damage to the casing.

Shall

C If someone would try to access the encased equipment

when locked, they would have to destroy the casing in such a manner that it is obvious that it has been

manipulated. The purpose of the casing is not to make it

virtually impossible to access the equipment, but rather that any manipulation shall be clearly visible.

Info

TR3-213 The protective casing shall be equipped with sufficient

ventilation that ensures suitable temperature conditions

for the protected equipment over time as it operates.

Shall

TR3-214 The protective casing shall when locked leave room for

connection of all required peripheral equipment as well as USB license dongles required for third party software.

Shall

TR3-215 The storage solution for the MWDS Nodes shall be

delivered with one complete set of extra hard drives with

the same software installed as for the original hard drives.

Shall

C The purpose of the extra hard drives is to provide the

possibility to use the MWDS nodes without data classified as SECRET when the situation so requires.

Info

TR3-216 Arrangements shall be made to facilitate the transfer of

data from the MWDS Nodes to the MWDS Main system. Shall

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TR3-217 The MWDS Nodes shall be capable of comprising the

complete functionality of the MWDS Main system with

the exception of a lesser storage capacity

Shall

3.3.2.6 AIS/GPS receiver


TR3-218 Each MWDS Node shall be equipped with a combined

AIS/GPS receiver. Shall

TR3-219 It shall be possible to connect the AIS/GPS-receiver even

when all peripheral equipment is connected. Shall

TR3-220 The MWDS functions shall be independent of GPS and

AIS and only utilise it if the opportunity presents itself. Shall

TR3-221 The AIS/GPS receiver shall be equipped with a single

combined antenna for reception of both GPS-signal and

AIS-information (VHF).

Shall

TR3-222 The antenna cable shall be at least 15 metres long. Shall

TR3-223 The antenna shall be equipped with fittings enabling it to

be mounted on a pole. Shall

TR3-224 It shall be possible to disconnect the antenna cable from

the AIS/GPS receiver. Shall

TR3-225 The interface and the communication protocol for the

AIS/GPS receiver shall be specified and delivered with the system documentation.

Shall

3.3.2.7 Peripheral equipment


TR3-226 The flatbed scanner shall at least fulfil the following

requirements:

document size up to A3

resolution 600x1200

colour depth 48 bit

ethernet connection

Shall

TR3-227 The printer shall at least fulfil the following requirements:

laser printer

paper size A4 and A3

colour and black & white printing

resolution 600x600 dpi

separate paper trays for A3 and A4 size paper

ethernet connection

Shall

TR3-228 The plotter shall at least fulfil the following requirements:

colour and black & white printing

print size up to A0

resolution 2400x1200 dpi

built in paper cutting device

removable leg stand

ethernet connection

Shall

TR3-229 The video projector shall at least fulfil the following

requirements:

resolution full HD 1080p

contrast 3000:1

Shall

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brightness 4000 ANSI

projected screen size 100 inches

TR3-230 The MWDS Main system shall be equipped with the

following peripheral equipment:

one flatbed scanner

one printer

one plotter

one video projector,

in accordance with the specifications above

Shall

TR3-231 All cables and other necessary equipment required to use

the peripheral equipment shall be included in the system. Shall

TR3-232 The scanner, plotter and printer for the MWDS Main

system shall be possible to set up in the vicinity of the MWDS Main unit server.

Shall

TR3-233 The video projector for the MWDS Main system shall be

possible to set up in the vicinity of the workstations. Shall

TR3-234 Each of the MWDS Nodes shall be equipped with the

following peripheral equipment:

one flatbed scanner

one printer

one plotter

one video projector,

in accordance with the specifications above.

Shall

TR3-235 All peripheral equipment for the MWDS Nodes shall be

possible to set up in the vicinity of the MWDS workstations.

Shall

3.3.2.8 Transport containers for MWDS Nodes


TR3-236 The Contractor shall supply transport containers for all

the equipment belonging to the MWDS Nodes. Shall

TR3-237 A separate transport container for the removable hard

drives shall be provided for the MWDS Nodes. Shall

TR3-238 The transport container for the removable hard drives

shall protect the hard drives against impact damage and electrostatic discharge.

Shall

TR3-239 The transport containers shall ensure that the equipment

belonging to the MWDS Nodes can withstand the

transportation conditions [2.7] specified in this document,

without the equipment being damaged or becoming hazardous.

Shall

TR3-240 The internal padding of the transport containers shall be

made from Trocylen or equivalent material. Shall

TR3-241 Transport containers shall be equipped with labels or

other markings describing the contents of the container. Shall

TR3-242 The labels on the transport container shall distinguish

which MWDS Node the equipment belongs to. Shall

TR3-243 The transport containers shall be equipped with labels

indicating any specific requirements regarding, handling,

storage and transport, e.g. “This side up”, “Fragile” etc.

Shall

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TR3-244 The containers shall be equipped with adequately placed

handles to facilitate the ergonomically correct lifting of

the container.

Shall

TR3-245 Containers weighing more than 12 kg, when packed, shall

also be equipped with wheels at one end and retractable handles, enabling the packaged equipment to be rolled

along a smooth hard surface.

Shall

TR3-246 No container must, when packed, weigh more than 40 kg. Shall

TR3-247 The Contractor shall attempt to limit the number of

containers necessary, still taking into account the

ergonomical aspects and the restrictions on maximum weight.

Shall

TR3-248 It shall be possible to lock each container using a padlock. Shall

C Locks shall not be provided by the Contractor. Info

Software 3.3.3


TR3-249 MWDS software shall allow for future amendments,

expansions and updates without the need of substantial alterations of the original software.

Shall

TR3-250 The MWDS Main system and the MWDS Nodes shall

comprise all the software necessary for executing all the

system’s functions.

Shall

TR3-251 The MWDS system language shall be English. Shall

TR3-252 The MWDS shall operate under the MS Windows ®

operating system. Shall

TR3-253 For administrative tasks the following third party

software shall also be installed on each system of MWDS:

Microsoft Office Professional 2010, Swedish version

VLC media player

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Shall

TR3-254 All of the MWDS’ software, including license requiring

third party software, shall be licensed to the Swedish

Armed Forces.

Shall

TR3-255 The Armed Forces corporate licenses for the following

software shall be used:

Microsoft Windows 7 Operating system

Microsoft Office 2010

McAffe Virusscan 8.8.0

Shall

C If so required, installation disks will be provided through

FMV. Info

TR3-256 The use of the corporate licenses requires the workstation

computers to have OEM licenses which shall be provided by the Contractor.

Shall

TR3-257 The MWDS shall be modularly constructed with open

architecture to enable the gradual connection of program

modules to the MWDS as they become available.

Shall

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TR3-258 The MWDS software shall be capable of withstanding

incoming data-stream overloads without causing crashes,

shutdowns or in any other manner forcing the operator to undertake special measures to regain control of on-going

operations.

Shall

TR3-259 The system’s ability to withstand overloads shall be

demonstrated by means of stress testing. Shall

TR3-260 Software for EOD-IS OP shall be possible to run on the

MWDS Main system and on MWDS Nodes. Shall

C EOD-IS OP software will be provided by FMV for

installation Info

TR3-261 In addition to other requisite software, the MWDS Main

system and the MWDS Nodes shall be equipped with the following third party software:

Caris - HIPS and SIPS Professional

Chesapeake - SonarWiz 5.0 Post Processing

Shall

TR3-262 Licenses for Caris and Chesapeake software shall be

network licenses allowing two simultaneous users. Shall

TR3-263 Licenses for Caris and Chesapeake software shall only be

provided for the MWDS Main system and for one of the

MWDS Nodes.

Shall

TR3-264 All MWDS systems shall have the third party software

installed, making it possible to use the licenses with either MWDS Node.

Shall

TR3-265 Caris and Chesapeake software shall be delivered with a

subscription for updates and support valid two years

starting from date for SIAT.

Shall

TR3-266 Copies (clones) of the approved delivery contents in the

hard disks of all computers shall be delivered in DVD

format or other suitable forms and in read-only formats. Instructions and tools for recreating data shall be

included.

Shall

TR3-267 The copies (clones) shall include all necessary drivers for

the system. Shall

TR3-268 Instructions for default settings shall be included in the

instructions on how to restore the system in the event of a total system failure.

Shall

TR3-269 The MWDS shall allow for the future installation of other

software, and for this to be utilisable in the MWDS PC

environment. Only an authorised administrator of MWDS

shall be able to add software to the MWDS.

Shall

3.3.3.1 List of Licenses

TR3-270 The Contractor shall provide a list of all licenses

delivered with MWDS. Shall

TR3-271 The List of Licenses shall describe the following:

Conventional identification of the software, e.g. Microsoft Office 2010

Position in the PBS [see 8.2]

License originator

License supplier, e.g. for OEM license state the OEM supplying the license

Number of licenses delivered

Shall

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License key for each delivered license

License key type, e.g. hardware key

Separate license document for each license delivered

Functions 3.3.4

3.3.4.1 The general system


TR3-272 Several operators shall be able to simultaneously utilise

the MWDS Main system or MWDS Nodes. Shall

TR3-273 The MWDS servers shall be equipped with a RAID 6 or

equivalent system that minimises the risk of data loss in conjunction with a breakdown in the storage media.

Shall

TR3-274 In the event of a failure on any of the hard drives the

operator of the MWDS shall be notified. Shall

TR3-275 The MWDS shall be capable of importing information

from scanners. Shall

TR3-276 The MWDS shall be capable of utilising MS Windows®

functions, such as cut and paste. Shall

TR3-277 The MWDS Main system or MWDS Nodes shall be

capable of cold boots not exceeding 15 minutes. Shall

TR3-278 The MWDS Main system and MWDS Nodes shall

comprise a basic setting which shall be the default on

start-up. This shall be defined during design reviews.

Shall

TR3-279 MWDS backups of information stored in the system shall

be capable of being undertaken on both internal and external storage media.

Shall

TR3-280 The number of MWDS files shall only be limited by

available storage capacity. Shall

TR3-281 The size of MWDS files shall only be limited by available

storage capacity. Shall

TR3-282 When the operator is logged out from the system while it

is up and running, the operator shall be able to log in

again and commence work within 15 seconds.

Shall

TR3-283 The MWDS shall include a diagnostic function. Shall

TR3-284 The MWDS diagnostic function shall be able to measure

the load on the system. Shall

3.3.4.2 Back-up


TR3-285 The MWDS Main system and the MWDS Nodes shall

comprise automatic functions for the internal backup of

stored information.

Shall

TR3-286 The MWDS Main system shall also include equipment for

external backup of data. Shall

TR3-287 The external backup shall be designed for removable

storage so that copies may be stored separated from the system.

Shall

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TR3-288 It shall be possible to restore the system and all data from

a stored backup copy. Shall

TR3-289 Storage media for two separate back-ups for the MWDS

Main system shall be delivered with the back-up solution. Shall

3.3.4.3 Database processing


TR3-290 The MWDS shall utilise existing data in the basic-data

database, which is created, administrated, quality assured and approved within the MWDS Main system.

Shall

TR3-291 Operations-specific snippets of the MWDS basic-data

database shall constitute the basis for the operations

database which will be utilised by MWDS Nodes in each

operation.

Shall

TR3-292 The MWDS Main system and MWDS Nodes shall allow

for the import and export of databases to and from the

system.

Shall

TR3-293 Following completed missions, the MWDS Main system

shall be capable of carrying out quality assurance on the

operations database and providing approved information to the basic-data database.

Shall

TR3-294 Quality assurance shall check that the information being

imported to the basic-data database is correctly formatted

and complete.

Shall

TR3-295 The operator’s attention shall be drawn to any incorrect or

incomplete information in such a way that the information may be corrected or rejected.

Shall

TR3-296 The MWDS shall store all geographical databases in

WGS 84 decimal degrees. Shall

3.3.4.4 Time


TR3-297 The system administrator of MWDS shall have the

possibility to adjust the system time. Shall

TR3-298 If a GPS/AIS is connected, the operator shall have the

possibility to read the GPS-time. Shall

TR3-299 The system time shall be set in the server and be

distributed to the workstations. Shall

TR3-300 Changing the system time in the server shall result in an

event record to the security log. Shall

3.3.4.4.1 Calendar function


TR3-301 The MWDS shall be provided with a calendar function. Shall

TR3-302 The MWDS calendar function shall display the activities

of every vessel/unit and operations at various levels. Shall

TR3-303 It shall be possible to utilise the MWDS calendar function

for planning, visualisation and monitoring of activities Shall

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TR3-304 It shall, in the calendar function, be possible to indicate

whether an activity is planned, on-going or completed. Shall

TR3-305 The MWDS calendar function shall be equipped with an

alarm option for every event. Shall

TR3-306 The MWDS calendar function shall allow for the

presentation of events linked to route sectors. Shall

TR3-307 The MWDS calendar function shall allow for the

presentation of events linked to a single unit. Shall

3.3.4.4.2 Time-keeping function


TR3-308 The MWDS shall comprise at least two time-keeping

functions. Shall

TR3-309 The MWDS time-keeping function shall have countdown

functionality. Shall

TR3-310 The MWDS time-keeping function shall issue an alarm at

point zero in time. Shall

3.3.4.5 AIS


TR3-311 The MWDS Nodes shall be capable of receiving

information from the AIS/GPS receiver. Shall

TR3-312 The MWDS Nodes shall, by means of connected

AIS/GPS receivers, be able to present its own location. Shall

TR3-313 The MWDS Nodes shall, by means of connected AIS

receivers, be capable of presenting AIS-transmitting units within a selected area.

Shall

3.3.4.6 Printing


TR3-314 The MWDS shall provide the option to print collected and

stored information, to printer and plotter up to size A0 in

colour and in black and white.

Shall

TR3-315 The MWDS shall allow for the simple printing of screen

dumps. Shall

TR3-316 Information stored in the MWDS shall be printable on

paper and renderable as data files, e.g. pdf-files. Shall

3.3.4.7 Onscreen displays

3.3.4.7.1 Measurement


TR3-317 The MWDS shall allow for measurements in geographical

images, related to added symbols and to geographical

formations.

Shall

C The Contractor may also include other units of Info

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measurement than the ones listed below.

TR3-318 Complementing units of measurement shall not omit the

units of measurement listed below. Shall

3.3.4.7.1.1 Angles


TR3-319 The MWDS shall allow for the usage of degrees as units

of angular measurements. Shall

3.3.4.7.1.2 Length, depth


TR3-320 The MWDS shall allow for the usage of metres (m) as

units in the measurement of distances. Shall

TR3-321 The MWDS shall allow for the usage of kilometres (km)

as a unit in the measurement of distances. Shall

TR3-322 The MWDS shall allow for the usage of nautical miles

(Nm) as a unit in the measurement of distances. Shall

3.3.4.7.1.3 Temperature


TR3-323 The MWDS shall allow for the usage of Celsius (°C) as a

unit when indicating temperature. Shall

3.3.4.7.2 Situation picture


TR3-324 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting varying

information in the form of a geographical situation

picture.

Shall

TR3-325 The MWDS situation picture shall comprise various

forms over superimposed information layers. Shall

TR3-326 The MWDS situation picture shall allow for the

simultaneous display of all layers. Shall

TR3-327 The operator of MWDS shall be able to gradually set the

transparency, from no transparency to full transparency, of each individual information layer.

Shall

TR3-328 The MWDS situation picture shall allow for the selection

of geographical areas of varying sizes. Shall

TR3-329 The MWDS shall retrieve current information from the

basic-data database for the selected areas. Shall

TR3-330 The MWDS situation picture shall allow for the option to

draw areas. Shall

TR3-331 The MWDS situation picture shall provide the option to

draw geometric objects such as polygons, circles and

circle sectors.

Shall

TR3-332 The MWDS situation picture shall allow for geometric

objects to be connected to, for example targets. Shall

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TR3-333 The MWDS situation picture shall allow for geometric

objects with fixed geographical points. Shall

TR3-334 The MWDS situation picture shall comprise filter

functions that enable the operator to select various

combinations of layers.

Shall

TR3-335 It shall be possible, from existing bathymetric data and

known or assessed mine threat, to distinguish areas with

regards to shock effect, taking in to account safe passage

depth for various ships.

Shall

TR3-336 The MWDS situation picture shall comprise filter

functions that enable various logical calculations to be

performed on layers, for example, as part of mine-warfare analysis, the calculation of where the interference occurs

between various layers.

Shall

TR3-337 The MWDS situation picture shall comprise functions that

allow for filtered areas to be saved as a separate layer for further analysis.

Shall

C The filtering function can be described as the ability to

isolate areas fulfilling a number of different criteria, e.g.:

depth: > 20 metres

depth: < 50 metres

bottom type: mud

Clutter density: low

etc.

Info

TR3-338 The MWDS situation picture shall allow for each layer to

be activated and deactivated to facilitate the detection of deviations.

Shall

3.3.4.7.3 Speed vectors


TR3-339 The MWDS shall allow for the display of speed vectors

on moving targets in the situation image. Shall

TR3-340 The MWDS shall allow for the display of knots (kts) as

units of speed. Shall

3.3.4.8 Geographical onscreen information

3.3.4.8.1 General


TR3-341 The MWDS shall allow for the processing and display of

map data. Shall

C Detailed requirements on different formats are to be

found in IRS-section.[4] Info

3.3.4.8.1.1 Map layers


TR3-342 The MWDS shall provide the option of using various map

layers. Shall

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3.3.4.8.1.2 Storage


TR3-343 The MWDS shall include the storage of maps. Shall

TR3-344 The MWDS shall allow for the import of maps. Shall

TR3-345 The MWDS shall allow for the deletion of maps. Shall

3.3.4.8.2 Symbols


TR3-346 The MWDS situation picture shall allow operators to

draw and place symbols. Shall

TR3-347 The MWDS shall comprise a library of suitable standard

symbols for the labelling of locations, vessels, targets, etc. Shall

TR3-348 It shall be possible to allocate a symbol to an object based

on the attributes of the object. Shall

TR3-349 It shall be possible to alter the colour of the MWDS

symbols. Shall

TR3-350 The MWDS shall allow for the import and use of

additional symbol libraries. Shall

TR3-351 The MWDS drawing function shall allow for attributes to

be provided to symbols, such as colour, line width, line

type and filling.

Shall

3.3.4.8.3 Object information


TR3-352 The MWDS shall be capable of merging object data from

several different sources. Shall

TR3-353 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting object data in a

geographical situation picture in the form of a map. Shall

TR3-354 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting manually

inserted objects as a symbol. Shall

TR3-355 The MWDS shall be capable of providing extra

information on an object, comprising a minimum of 255

characters.

Shall

TR3-356 The MWDS shall be capable of providing extra

information on an object, in the form of picture

information.

Shall

TR3-357 The MWDS shall be capable of providing each inserted

object with information in accordance with AML

SBO/LBO.

Shall

3.3.4.8.4 Routes, etc.

3.3.4.8.4.1 Routes


TR3-358 The MWDS Main system shall allow the capability of Shall

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handling a minimum of 10,000 routes.

TR3-359 The MWDS Nodes shall allow the capability of handling a

minimum of 1,000 routes. Shall

TR3-360 The MWDS shall allow for routes to comprise route

segments and waypoints. Shall

TR3-361 The MWDS shall provide the option of creating routes

based on previously performed mine-warfare analyses.

Shall

TR3-362 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting routes. Shall

TR3-363 The MWDS shall be capable of presenting selected routes. Shall

TR3-364 The MWDS shall be capable of storing all routes. Shall

TR3-365 The MWDS shall be capable of deleting all routes. Shall

TR3-366 The MWDS shall, based on the route data, allow the

capability of computation of various tasks requisite for mine warfare analysis and for MCM activities.

Shall

3.3.4.8.4.2 Route segments


TR3-367 The MWDC shall provide the option of dividing routes

into route segments with associated waypoints in line with

NATO processing of Q_ROUTES (e.g. A-A0.8).

Shall

TR3-368 The MWDS shall allow for the manual assignment of ID

numbers to route segments in accordance with AML

RAL.

Shall

TR3-369 MWDS shall allow ID numbers for route segments to be

changed manually. Shall

TR3-370 The MWDS shall allow width parameters, based on the

results of mine-warfare analysis, to be set for route

segments.

Shall

TR3-371 The MWDS shall allow width parameters to be set

manually for route segments. Shall

TR3-372 The MWDS shall allow route segments to be altered

manually. Shall

3.3.4.8.4.3 Waypoints


TR3-373 It shall be possible to store a minimum of 10,000

waypoints/route. Shall

TR3-374 It shall be possible to import waypoints. Shall

TR3-375 It shall be possible to export waypoints. Shall

TR3-376 It shall be possible to edit waypoints. Shall

TR3-377 It shall be possible to delete waypoints Shall

3.3.4.8.5 Areas

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TR3-378 The MWDS Main system shall allow the capability of

managing a minimum of 10,000 areas. Shall

TR3-379 The MWDS Nodes shall allow the capability of managing

a minimum of 1,000 areas. Shall

TR3-380 An area shall consist of three (3) or more waypoints. Shall

TR3-381 The maximum number of points defining an area shall not

be limited by more than the capacity to handle waypoints. Shall

TR3-382 The MWDS shall allow an area to be assigned a name and

an ID number. Shall

TR3-383 The MWDS shall allow an area to be illuminated and

darkened. Shall

TR3-384 The MWDS shall allow areas to overlap each other. Shall

TR3-385 The MWDS shall allow the capability to create areas

based on previously completed mine warfare analyses. Shall

TR3-386 The MWDS shall be able to present all areas. Shall

TR3-387 The MWDS shall be able to present selected areas. Shall

TR3-388 The MWDS shall be able to store all the areas. Shall

TR3-389 The MWDS shall be able to delete all the areas. Shall

TR3-390 The MWDS shall, based on the area data, allow the

capability of computation of various tasks requisite for

mine warfare analysis.

Shall

TR3-391 The MWDS shall, based on the area data, allow the capability of computation of various tasks requisite for

MCM activities.

Shall

3.3.4.8.6 Display of map data


TR3-392 The MWDS shall allow for the onscreen display of

geodetic data. Shall

TR3-393 The MWDS shall allow for the onscreen display of

selected coordinate system. Shall

TR3-394 The MWDS shall allow for the adaptation of displays to

the situation at hand by means of the modification of the following values:

Geodetic data (reference frame)

Map projection

Coordinate system

Shall

TR3-395 The MWDS shall provide the option of turning on/off

various map layers. Shall

TR3-396 The MWDS shall be able to adjust the order in which

layers are displayed. Shall

TR3-397 The MWDS shall allow for user adjustment of what type

of data from a layer that is displayed. Shall

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TR3-398 The MWDS shall provide the option of turning graticule

displays on/off. Shall

TR3-399 The MWDS shall provide the option of adjusting the

graticule size. Shall

TR3-400 The MWDS shall provide the option of zooming in and

out of maps. Shall

TR3-401 The MWDS shall provide the option of zooming in and

out of maps in fixed increments/decrements. Shall

TR3-402 The MWDS shall provide the option of seamlessly scaling

maps. Shall

TR3-403 The MWDS shall provide the option to pan the map view. Shall

TR3-404 The MWDS shall provide the option of displaying the

valid scale. Shall

3.3.4.8.7 Map reference system


TR3-405 The MWDS shall allow options and processing of

geodetic reference systems.

Shall

TR3-406 The MWDS shall allow for the processing of the WGS 84

geodetic reference system. Shall

TR3-407 The MWDS shall allow for the processing of the RT 90

2.5g V 0:-15 geodetic reference system. Shall

3.3.4.8.8 Coordinate requirements

3.3.4.8.8.1 General


TR3-408 The MWDS shall allow for the processing and

presentation of coordinate types longitude and latitude with selectable depth values

Shall


presentation of coordinate types GEOREF, with selectable

depth values.

Shall


presentation of coordinate types (x, y, z) MGRS, with selectable depth values.

Shall


presentation of coordinate types (x, y, z) UTM, with

selectable depth values.

Shall

3.3.4.8.8.2 Indicators


TR3-412 The MWDS shall provide the option of indicating

coordinates by means of bearing and distance. Shall


geographical coordinates by means of longitude and latitude in DDD.ddddd values – as decimal degrees, with

Shall

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values preceded by N, S, E, W and depth (h).


geographical coordinates by means of longitude and

latitude in DDD MM.MMM values – as degrees and minutes, with values preceded by N, S, E, W and depth

(h).

Shall


geographical coordinates by means of longitude and

latitude in DDD MM SS values – as degrees, minutes and seconds, with values preceded by N, S, E, W and depth

(h).

Shall


coordinates in UTM values by means of zones (2 digits + 1 alphabet) and 6+7 digits eastward and northward.

Shall


coordinates in MGRS values with UTM zones (2 digits +

1 alphabet), bigrams (100 square km) and 6 digits (10,000

square metres down to 1 square metre).

Shall

3.3.4.8.8.3 Coordinate transformation


TR3-418 The MWDS shall support coordinate transformation to

and from at least the following geodetic systems:

WGS 84

RT 90 2.5 g V 0:-15

Shall

TR3-419 The MWDS shall allow the operator to alter/change

coordinate transformation parameters/methods. Shall

TR3-420 The MWDS shall, where possible, for the purpose of

providing sufficient conversion accuracy, utilise seven-

parameter transformation (Helmertz transformation).

Shall

TR3-421 It shall be possible to add parameters for the conversion to

and from other geodetic systems. Shall

3.3.4.8.9 Grid systems


TR3-422 The MWDS shall be able to display and handle the

following grid systems:

4W-grid

MGRS

Baltic Grid

UTM

Shall

3.3.4.8.10 Sediment information


TR3-423 It shall be possible to display sediment information in

accordance with:

AML 2.1

Shall

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ATP24 (A0-D)

TR3-424 It shall be possible to manually input and store new

sediment information in accordance with:

AML 2.1

ATP24 (A0-D)

Shall

3.3.4.9 Picture processing

3.3.4.9.1 General


TR3-425 The MWDS shall allow for the display of pictures stored

in the system. Shall

TR3-426 The MWDS shall allow for the zooming in of pictures

stored in the system. Shall

TR3-427 The MWDS shall allow for the changing of the display

surface up to a “full screen” in the course of picture

viewing.

Shall

TR3-428 The MWDS shall allow for the simultaneous display of

pictures stored in various databases. Shall

TR3-429 The MWDS shall allow for the presentation of video

sequences stored in the system. Shall

TR3-430 The MWDS shall allow for picture capture from video

sequences. Shall

TR3-431 It shall be possible to link pictures and video sequences to

bottom objects in the Route Survey Database, RSD [4]. Shall

TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL LIFESPAN 3.4


TR3-432 For the sake of future development the MWDS shall be

designed to allow the flexible addition and/or removal of

components. The flexibility shall meet the requirements

for the development of future functionalities and for the need of turnover. In this regard, the MWDS shall not have

any fixed lifespan.

Shall

TR3-433 The existing MWDS software shall be capable of

upgrading on a continuous basis. Shall

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4 INTERFACE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION, IRS

GENERAL 4.1


TR4-1 MWDS communication with its operating environment

shall be performed through manual entry and/or so-called

“Walk-net” via CD-ROM, DVD, Blu-ray or detachable

hard disk drive.

Shall

TR4-2 The MWDS shall be able to receive AIS information

when an AIS receiver is connected. Shall

TR4-3 The Contractor shall in the system documentation list all

file formats that the MWDS can process. Shall

TR4-4 The file formats listed below shall not exclude the ability

to handle those file formats specifically used in third party software that are also required in this document.

Shall

TR4-5 The formats listed below shall not exclude other

references in the technical requirements to the ability to

handle information.

Shall

C The MWDS has interfaces with its operating environment

including government agencies, units, elements etc., see

Diagram 4 below.

Info

Diagram 4, MWDS interfaces with operating environment

* 10 10 411-006-v0.13 * MWDS COMMUNICATION * 5 December 2011/Jaols *

CHART

INFORMATION

METEOROLOGICAL

INFORMATION

ENVIRONMENTAL

INFORMATION

OPERATIONAL

INFORMATION

National and/or International

INTELLIGENCE

INFORMATION

National and/or International

MISCELLANEOUS

INFORMATION

MWDS

MAIN SYSTEMNODE of MWDSAIS

RECEIVER

AIS

RECEIVER

WALK-NET

WALK-NET

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IMPORT FORMATS 4.2

General 4.2.1


TR4-6 MWDS shall be capable of importing at least the data

formats listed in the section Import formats [4.2]. Shall

TR4-7 To import shall entice the ability to open, display, read

and where relevant print, search, filter and export an unedited copy of the file.

Shall

Generic file formats 4.2.2


TR4-8 MWDS shall be able to import the following formats: Shall

TR4-9 AML ver 2.1 (Additional Military Layers) including at

least the following products:

CLB

ESB

IWC

LBO

MFF

RAL

SBO

Shall

TR4-10 ENC (Electronic Navigational Chart) S57 Shall

TR4-11 ENC S63 Shall

TR4-12 ENC S102 Shall

TR4-13 GeoTIFF (Georeferenced Tagged Image File Format),

with built in georeferencing information Shall

TR4-14 GeoTIFF with added World file (.tfw) Shall

TR4-15 VPF (Vector Product Format), in accordance with MIL-

STD-2407 Shall

TR4-16 mrSID (Multiresolution Seamless Image Database) Shall

TR4-17 KML (Keyhole Markup Language) Shall

TR4-18 ESRI Shape files Shall

TR4-19 JPG (Joint Photographic experts Group) Shall

TR4-20 PNG (Portable Networks Graphics) Shall

TR4-21 TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) Shall

TR4-22 BMP (Bitmap) Shall

TR4-23 GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) Shall

TR4-24 CSV (Comma Separated Values) Shall

TR4-25 CSV (Tab Separated Values) Shall

TR4-26 DOC (Microsoft Word format) Shall

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TR4-27 DOCX, in accordance with ISO 29500 Shall

TR4-28 XLS (Microsoft Excel format) Shall

TR4-29 XLSX, in accordance with ISO 29500 Shall

TR4-30 TXT, (ASCII Text Format) Shall

TR4-31 PDF/A (Portable Document Format), ISO 19500 Shall

Non generic file formats 4.2.3


C The file format in this subsection refer to a specific file

format used in Swedish Navy C2-systems Info

TR4-32 MWDS shall be able to import SVP (Sound Velocity

Profiles) according to “ICD_SVP File Format for

HydroBas_Issue 7_0.pdf”

REF-2

Shall

EXPORT FORMATS 4.3

General 4.3.1


TR4-33 To export shall entice the ability to open, read, search,

filter, create, convert, edit and export the file formats

listed in the section Export formats [4.3].

Shall

TR4-34 To create shall be interpreted as the ability to use

available data together with new operator created data to

make a new file.

Shall

TR4-35 To convert shall be interpreted as the ability to alter data

from one file format to another file format. Shall

TR4-36 To edit shall be interpreted as the ability to alter the

information in one file and to save the new information in the same file format.

Shall

TR4-37 MWDS shall be capable of exporting at least the data

formats listed in the section Export formats. Shall

Generic file formats 4.3.2


TR4-38 MWDS shall be able to export the following formats: Shall

TR4-39 AML ver 2.1, including at least the following products:

CLB

ESB

IWC

LBO

MFF

RAL

SBO

Shall

TR4-40 GeoTIFF (Georeferenced Tagged Image File Format), Shall

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with built in georeferencing information

TR4-41 GeoTIFF with added World file (.tfw) Shall

TR4-42 ESRI Shape files Shall

TR4-43 TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) Shall

TR4-44 BMP (Bitmap) Shall

TR4-45 GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) Shall

TR4-46 CSV (Comma Separated Values) Shall

TR4-47 CSV (Tab Separated Values) Shall

TR4-48 DOC (Microsoft Word format) Shall

TR4-49 DOCX, in accordance with ISO 29500 Shall

TR4-50 XLS (Microsoft Excel format) Shall

TR4-51 XLSX, in accordance with ISO 29500 Shall

TR4-52 TXT, (ASCII Text Format) Shall

TR4-53 PDF/A (Portable Document Format), ISO 19500 Shall

Non generic file formats 4.3.3


C The file format in this subsection refer to a specific file

format used in Swedish Navy C2-systems Info

TR4-54 MWDS shall be able to export SVP (Sound Velocity

Profiles) according to “ICD_SVP File Format for

HydroBas_Issue 7_0.pdf”

REF-2

Shall

ROUTE SURVEY DATABASE, RSD 4.4


C The different C2-systems in the Swedish Navy have

different specifications with regards to the import and

export of data. MWDS will constitute the tool that adapts data from a common format to the receiving C2-system.

Info

TR4-55 MWDS shall include a general RSD for the storage of

information on bottom objects, areas and routes. Shall

TR4-56 The general RSD shall follow the format described in

SWE MWDC RSD.xls

REF-3

Shall

TR4-57 When importing RSD-information from other units the

MWDS shall be capable of mapping information from

one RSD format to the general RSD format of the MWDS.

Shall

TR4-58 When exporting RSD-information to different C2-systems

the MWDS shall be capable of mapping the information in the general RSD to an export format that suits the RSD

Shall

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format of the receiving C2-system.

TR4-59 The import and export function for RSD shall be able to

handle the RSD information as Microsoft Excel-files. Shall

TR4-60 The import and export function for RSD shall be able to

handle the RSD information as ESRI Shape-files. Shall

TR4-61 It shall be possible to convert an Excel-based RSD-file to

an ESRI Shapefile-based RSD-file.

Shall

TR4-62 It shall be possible to display, read, edit and save the

RSD. Shall

TR4-63 It shall be possible for an authorised administrator of

MWDS to adapt the general RSD by adding or deleting attributes and selectable values for each attribute.

Shall

TR4-64 The layout of the general RSD shall be agreed with FMV

during the Design Reviews. Shall

C The main difference between the RSD’s for different C2-

systems is the number of attributes and the number of

variables for each attribute.

Info

MISSION DATA HANDLING 4.5


C The Koster MCM Class vessels have the ability to export

mission data in the form of Excel-files. The exportable

data includes the following type of data:

track data (time stamped position data) for the vessel and for ROV’s

sonar data (sonar bearing, sonar settings)

backscatter data (assessed bottom type)

Example data provided in “Koster Class Report_Mission_Event.xls” .

REF-4

Info

TR4-65 The MWDS shall have the ability to import the exported

mission data from Koster MCM class vessels as described

in the above reference.

Shall

TR4-66 The MWDS shall have the ability to use imported mission

data in the analysis of the conducted activities. Shall

TR4-67 The MWDS shall have the ability to visualise the

imported mission data in the general situation picture. Shall

TR4-68 It shall be possible to generate new information layers

based on the imported mission data. Shall

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5 ENVIRONMENTAL DURABILITY REQUIREMENTS

GENERAL 5.1


TR5-1 The MWDS shall be able to retain functionality in an

environment corresponding to that which the response

unit will be exposed to, which is specified in the section,

Operative Environment [2.3] and in this section.

Shall

TR5-2 When packed, the MWDS shall be able to retain

functionality on exposure to a transport environment as

specified in the section, Transportation Conditions [2.7].

Shall

TR5-3 The MWDS shall be able to retain functionality on

exposure to environments in accordance with the

environmental durability requirement.

Shall

TR5-4 The equipment shall be able to retain its performance on

storage in environments in accordance with the environmental durability requirement.

Shall

ENVIRONMENTAL DURABILITY 5.2

Mechanical environment 5.2.1

5.2.1.1 Operation


TR5-5 The MWDS Main System shall be designed for

deployment in an office environment onshore. Shall

TR5-6 The MWDS Nodes shall be designed for deployment in

an office environment on board a ship. Shall

TR5-7 The MWDS shall be able to retain its performance when

used in an operative environment comparable to an office

environment onshore or at sea (on board).

Shall

Environmental climate 5.2.2

5.2.2.1 Operation


TR5-8 The MWDS shall, with retained performance, be possible

to utilise regardless of geographical location. Shall

TR5-9 In operation, the MWDS shall, with retained performance,

continuously operate in an environment with a

temperature range between +10°C and +30°C.

Shall

TR5-10 In operation, the MWDS shall, with retained performance,

continuously operate in an environment with a relative

humidity of < RH 70%.

Shall

TR5-11 T The Contractor shall state the limiting values for

operation with regards to temperature and humidity. Shall

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5.2.2.2 Transport/storage


TR5-12 In transport and in storage the hardware for the MWDS

Nodes shall while packed in its transport containers be able to withstand at least an environment with a

temperature range between -20°C and +50°C without

being damaged.

Shall

TR5-13 In transport and in storage the hardware for the MWDS

Nodes shall while packed in its transport containers be

able to withstand at least an environment with a relative humidity between 10% and 95%, non-condensing,

without being damaged.

Shall

TR5-14 The Contractor shall state the limiting values for storage

and transport for the Nodes and for the Main System with regards to temperature and humidity.

Shall

Chemical environment 5.2.3

5.2.3.1 Transport/storage/operation


TR5-15 When packed and in transport, the MWDS shall be able to

retain performance when stored on board or in the vicinity of the sea. This means that the equipment shall be able to

tolerate exposure to a salty environment.

Shall


retain performance when exposed to fuel, oils and

detergents including dishwashing detergents and cleaning agents without suffering any damage.

Shall

Biological environment 5.2.4

5.2.4.1 Transport/storage



retain performance when exposed to mould and sandy

environments.

Shall

Electrical environment 5.2.5



CE-marked and fulfil EU-directives with regards to EMC Shall

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6 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

GENERAL 6.1


C For further information regarding FMV requirements,

please refer to http://www.fmv.se/en/Our-

activities/Environmental-work

Info

ENERGY CONSUMPTION 6.2


TR6-1 The energy consumption of the MWDS shall be

minimised to the fullest extent possible while maintaining compliance with the functional requirements.

Shall

ENVIRONMENTALLY DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES AND HEALTH 6.3

HAZARDS


TR6-2 The Contractor shall make efforts to avoid substances in

the MWDS with environmental impact on the

surroundings.

Shall

TR6-3 If any function in the MWDS cannot be realised without

utilising substances that impact the environment, the

Contractor shall report these substances.

Shall

TR6-4 The Contractor shall ensure that goods/services offered

pursuant to this Enquiry fulfil the provisions for chemical

substances, chemical products and articles according to

EU-regulations Reach (EC No 1907/2006) and CLP (EC No 1272/2008).

Shall

TR6-5 The Contractor shall ensure that goods/services offered

pursuant to this Enquiry fulfil the provisions in “The

Swedish Armed Forces criteria document – chemical

substances, chemical products and articles” (www.fmv.se/en (Procurement / Environmental

information to our Suppliers / The defence sectors criteria

document))

Shall

TR6-6 The Contractor shall compose a declaration of contents

regarding substances hazardous to health or to the environment included in the system. The declaration shall

at least describe the existence of substances listed in “The defence sector’s criteria document”.

Shall

EMISSIONS INCLUDING NOISE 6.4


TR6-7 The MWDS shall have no negative impact on the

mechanical, climatic, chemical or electrical environment

when packed, in transport or in operation. This means that

reductions in the levels of emissions and waste shall be sought after.

Shall

TR6-8 The Contractor shall provide environmental information

for the MWDS regarding the energy consumption, Shall

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emissions, noise levels, disposal etcetera.

WOOD-BASED PACKAGING 6.5


TR6-9 Any wood-based packaging used with the MWDS shall

not be produced from species of tree that are listed as

endangered under CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora

and Fauna).

Shall

WASTE MANAGEMENT 6.6


TR6-10 The Contractor shall compile a list of all environmentally

hazardous and flammable consumables delivered as part of the delivery to FMV.

Shall

TR6-11 The Contractor shall submit safety data sheets and

information on transport documents. Shall

FUTURE DISPOSAL 6.7


TR6-12 The Contractor shall produce a plan and a manual stating

how the disposal and destruction of all equipment and

components included is to be performed and any possible problem areas that exist.

Shall

TR6-13 The material shall be possible to dispose of and destroy in

an environmentally-friendly manner. Shall

TR6-14 The Contractor shall deliver a recycling manual for

delivered equipment and substances in accordance with

instructions found at http://www.fmv.se/en/Our-

activities/Environmental-work

Shall

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7 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

GENERAL 7.1


TR7-1 The MWDS shall be designed utilising PC-based

COTS/MOTS solutions so that subsystems can be flexibly

added or removed.

Shall

OPERATION 7.2


TR7-2 The MWDS shall be provided with instructions and

documentation to ensure safe operation. Shall

TR7-3 The need for instructions and training for safe operation

of the MWDS shall be minimised. Shall

TR7-4 The MWDS HMI shall be designed and constructed in a

way that intuitively promotes correct use by the operator. Shall

EASE OF HANDLING 7.3


TR7-5 The MWDS and its component parts whether packed or

unpacked shall require a maximum of two people for

handling.

Shall

TR7-6 Heavy equipment shall be equipped with handles or other

suitable device to facilitate ergonomically correct lifting.

see also[ 3.3.2.8]

Shall

MATERIEL PROTECTION (VULNERABILITY, SURVIVABILITY) 7.4

Protection from discovery, location and identification 7.4.1


TR7-7 The Contractor of MWDS shall, where feasible, choose a

design not considerably affecting the magnetic and

electric signature of the unit carrying MWDS.

Shall

TR7-8 No special measures shall be taken to minimise the risk of

visual or thermal discovery of the MWDS. Shall

INFORMATION SECURITY 7.5

General 7.5.1


C The purpose of the information security

requirements is to ensure that the MWDS will be

operational with tolerable risk levels regarding

Traceability, Availability, Integrity and

Confidentiality.

Info

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C Traceability refers to the system’s ability to trace

transactions, data and the individual responsible

for these actions

Availability refers to the fact that the information in

the system shall be available when needed

Integrity refers to correctness and authenticity of

the information

Confidentiality refers to the act of denying

unauthorised persons access to the information in

the system

Info

TR7-9 The Contractor shall deliver an Information Security Plan

describing the Information Security activities. The plan

shall describe the activities with regard to development,

testing and documentation.

Shall

Configuration management 7.5.2


TR7-10 The Contractor shall establish a Configuration

Management Plan, CMP. Shall

TR7-11 The CMP shall describe how the configuration of the

MWDS shall be maintained and monitored. Shall

TR7-12 The CMP shall describe how version handling of

documents and software releases shall be performed. Shall

TR7-13 For any alteration of the MWDS, the Contractor shall

analyse the influence this change has on the security of the system. The analysis shall be documented.

Shall

TR7-14 The configuration management plan shall describe what

roles have access rights to add, remove or alter the

information related to a configuration object.

Shall

Information security documentation 7.5.3


C These requirements relate specifically to the

Information Security documentation issues for the

MWDS. General documentation requirements are

detailed in the ILS-requirements [8.7]

Info

TR7-15 The Contractor shall deliver the following documents

Version Description Document

System Description

System Specification

Interface Specification

Test Specification

Test Report

Verification Matrix

Verification report

Administrator Manual

Installation Manual

Shall

TR7-16 The documents shall be delivered in preliminary and final

editions according to the time plan described in Diagram

5 below.

Shall

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C The expression Prel. indicates a preliminary version of

the document. Preliminary versions shall be updated

during the development process and be delivered in final version as indicated in Diagram 5 below.

The expression FAT-20 days indicates that the document

is to be delivered not later than 20 working days before

FAT.

Info

TR7-17 The Version Description Document shall list all software,

documentation and hardware components including name,

version number, release date (where applicable) and

differences compared to previous versions.

Shall

TR7-18 The Version Description Document shall be updated

during the development of the MWDS. Shall

TR7-19 The System Description shall at a general level describe

the components and functionality of the MWDS including physical interfaces.

Shall

TR7-20 The System Description shall include drawings describing

both internal and external components and interfaces

relevant to the security of MWDS.

Shall

TR7-21 The System Specification shall at a detailed level describe

the hard- and software components and functionality of the MWDS with special attention to the security functions

and security mechanisms.

Shall

TR7-22 The Interface Specification shall at a detailed level

describe the interfaces for information exchange in the

MWDS.

Shall

TR7-23 The Interface Specification shall for each interface, where

relevant, describe:

the ports used

type of information transferred

unidirectional or bidirectional interface

media used for transfer of information (e.g.

optical fibre)

Shall

TR7-24 The Test Specification shall at a general level describe

what tests the Contractor will perform regarding the

information security function of MWDS

Shall

TR7-25 The Test Specification shall include a description of how

the test correlates to the security requirements. Shall

TR7-26 The Test Report shall at a detailed level describe the

performed tests and the outcome of the tests. Shall

TR7-27 The Test Report shall, where applicable, include reference

to the general system documentation where the component or function is described.

Shall

TR7-28 The Verification Matrix shall describe the verification

activities and verification occasions that the Contractor

suggests as background for Acceptance Tests.

Shall

TR7-29 FMV shall have the right to request specific test cases to

be included in the Verification Matrix. Shall

TR7-30 FMV shall have the right to participate during testing of

security functions. Participants may be from FMV or from a third party appointed by FMV.

Shall

TR7-31 The Verification Report shall describe the outcome of the

verification activities. Shall

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TR7-32 The Administrator Manual shall describe how the

authorised administrators of MWDS can configure the

security functions and how the security of the MWDS shall be attained and maintained.

Shall

TR7-33 The Administrator Manual shall describe how software

updates shall be performed. Shall

TR7-34 The Installation Manual shall describe how the system

components of the MWDS Main System and the MWDS

Nodes shall be connected to ensure that security

requirements are fulfilled.

Shall

Diagram 5- Timeline for delivery of Information Security documentation

Secure delivery 7.5.4


TR7-35 The Contractor shall in agreement with FMV establish a

method for secure delivery of software and hardware. Shall

TR7-36 The method for secure delivery shall describe how the

recipient can verify that the content originates from the correct supplier, that the contents is correct and that it has

not been manipulated.

Shall

Secure development area 7.5.5


TR7-37 The Contractor shall describe how the environment where

the security function is developed is protected. Shall

TR7-38 The Contractor shall document quality audits performed

regarding the protection of the development environment. Shall

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TR7-39 FMV shall have the right to access such audit

documentation on request. Shall

External audit 7.5.6


TR7-40 The Contractor shall provide assistance and access for an

external party appointed by FMV for the purpose of

independent audit of the security function of the MWDS.

Shall

C Such audit will include, but may not be limited to,

penetration testing. Info

C The external audit is a part of the process of having the

MWDS approved for use in the Armed Forces. The

outcome of the audit will not result in any additional requirements for the Contractor to fulfil within the signed

contract.

Info

Users and Roles 7.5.7


TR7-41 The MWDS shall have three separate administrator levels,

namely:

MWDS Administrator

Base Administrator

Security Administrator

Shall

TR7-42 The rights and authorities associated with each

administrator level shall be configurable. Shall

TR7-43 No individual user (administrator or operator) shall have

access to the entire functionality within MWDS. Shall

TR7-44 The Security Administrator, and only this role, shall have

access to administration of the MWDS Security Log. Shall

TR7-45 The Security Administrator shall not have access to any

other function of MWDS than what is needed for the administration of the MWDS Security Log.

Shall

C The MWDS Administrator will normally be an individual

associated with the unit using MWDS. Info

C The Base Administrator will normally be an individual

associated with the rear maintenance organisation. Info

C The Security Administrator will normally be a member of

the superior land based staff. Info

TR7-46 The MWDS shall have a configurable number of roles for

operators comprising at least:

General operator

Advanced operator

Shall

TR7-47 The rights and authorities associated with each role shall

be configurable. Shall

TR7-48 At least the following access rights shall be possible to

associate with administrators and operators:

read

write

create

Shall

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edit

delete

print

import

export

TR7-49 An authorised administrator shall be able to assign

different roles to different users. Shall

TR7-50 An authorised administrator shall be able to edit the rights

of each defined role. Shall

TR7-51 Each user of MWDS shall at log in choose one of the

defined roles. Shall

TR7-52 The rights of an MWDS user shall be controlled by the

role as which the user has logged in. Shall

TR7-53 It shall be possible for an individual user to have access to

different roles. Shall

TR7-54 It shall be possible for one role to be used by more than

one user at the same time. Shall

Software supportability 7.5.8


TR7-55 The operating system or other software with influence on

the security function shall not be chosen from products with a known expiry date sooner than 2020 for support

and security updates.

Shall

C For example, Windows XP that has a known expiry date

may not be used in any part influencing the security of the

system.

Info

Access control 7.5.9

7.5.9.1 General


TR7-56 The MWDS shall have a function for access control,

which shall prevent access to the MWDS for those users

and subjects that are not authorised.

Shall

TR7-57 The MWDS shall require TEID for authentication of each

user. Shall

TR7-58 The use of TEID requires a standard PC/SC reader. Such

a reader shall be installed on each workstation computer. Shall

C The use of TEID also requires specific software. This

software will be provided by FMV. Info

7.5.9.2 Authentication


TR7-59 The access control function shall identify and authenticate

every user before access is granted to the MWDS. Shall

TR7-60 Authentication of a user shall require a TEID login with

the associated password or code. Shall

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TR7-61 A user shall only be able to log in as one of the roles that

have been assigned to the individual user by an authorised

administrator.

Shall

TR7-62 Access to MWDS shall be denied at authentication error,

e.g. incorrect username or password input. Shall

TR7-63 Access to MWDS shall be denied if data for the user´s

role and access rights are missing or corrupt. Shall

TR7-64 When changing users, e.g. at relief of the watch, the new

user shall be authenticated. Shall

TR7-65 When revoking a temporary access protection, e.g. screen

lock, the user shall be authenticated. Shall

TR7-66 There shall be a configurable time limit before automatic

screen lock is initiated. Shall

TR7-67 An authorised administrator shall be able to update the

certificate revocation list. Shall

TR7-68 It shall be possible for an authorised administrator to

immediately lock and unlock a user account. Shall

TR7-69 Stored passwords and authentication codes shall be

encrypted.

Shall

TR7-70 Passwords and authentication codes sent over the network

shall be encrypted. Shall

TR7-71 System logout shall be automatically performed when

TEID-card is removed from its reader. Shall

7.5.9.3 Authentication of system components


TR7-72 The access control function shall use a unique ID (MAC

address) as attribute when identifying MWDS system

components.

Shall

TR7-73 Only system components that are authorised shall be

possible to connect to the MWDS. Shall

7.5.9.4 Handling of authentication errors


TR7-74 After a configurable number of incorrect login attempts

the user account shall be locked for a configurable time. Shall

TR7-75 The duration of the temporary locking of an account shall

increase for the second and following temporary locking periods, by a configurable factor.

Shall

Security logging 7.5.10

7.5.10.1 General


TR7-76 The MWDS shall contain a Security Log function for

registration and storage of events relevant to the security

of the system.

Shall

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TR7-77 Actions that should result in an event in the Security Log

shall not be possible to execute if the Security Log

indicates a malfunction or is switched off (unless in Battle Override Mode, see [7.5.10.2] ).

Shall

TR7-78 The Security Log function shall ensure that recorded

events are not erased or written over as a consequence of

a full security log.

Shall

TR7-79 The Security Log function shall ensure that recorded

events are not erased or written over as a consequence of

a malfunction in the MWDS.

Shall

7.5.10.2 Battle Override Mode


TR7-80 The MWDS Administrator shall be able to switch the

Security Log function off by entering a Battle Override

password.

Shall

TR7-81 The Battle Override Mode shall only influence the

Security Logging function. Shall

C The purpose of the Battle Override Mode is to make it

possible to use the MWDS even if the Security Log is full or malfunctioning.

Info

TR7-82 Entering the Battle Override Mode shall, if possible,

result in an event in the Security Log Shall

7.5.10.3 Events to record


TR7-83 The Security Log function shall record internal events

from the MWDS infrastructure components. Shall

TR7-84 The Security Log function shall record configuration and

operation changes from the MWDS infrastructure components.

Shall

TR7-85 The Security Log function shall record system status

information from the MWDS infrastructure components. Shall

TR7-86 The Security Log function shall record following events

from firewall components:

Blocking decisions

Approving decisions

Shall

TR7-87 The Security Log function shall record events from router and switch components regarding:

Change of filter rules

Lost data packages

Blocked data traffic

Shall

TR7-88 The Security Log function shall record an event from the access control function when a user is assigned access to

the MWDS.

Shall

TR7-89 The Security Log function shall record an event from the

access control function when a subject or other sub-system is assigned access to the MWDS.

Shall

TR7-90 The Security Log function shall record an event from the

access control function when a user is logging out from

Shall

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the MWDS.

TR7-91 The Security Log function shall record an event from the access control function when a user account is created,

changed or deleted.

Shall

TR7-92 The Security Log function shall record an event from the access control function when a role is created, changed or

deleted.

Shall

7.5.10.4 Log entry content


TR7-93 All events recorded in the security log shall be time

stamped.

Shall

TR7-94 The time stamping of recorded events shall have millisecond resolution according to the following principle:

YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SSsss +/- local timezone offset

Example: 2014-07-27 T 13:46:52.323 +02:00

Shall

TR7-95 Time stamp shall be in UTC. Shall

TR7-96 For each recorded event the identity of the user or subject

which caused the event shall be recorded.

Shall

TR7-97 For each recorded event the identity of the receiving system shall, when applicable, be recorded.

Shall

TR7-98 For each recorded event the IP-addresses shall, when

applicable, be recorded.

Shall

TR7-99 When log entries originate from an object that has been

created the log entries shall include what has been created and by whom.

Shall

TR7-100 When log entries originate from when something has been

read, the log entries shall include who has read and a reference to the information object read.

Shall

TR7-101 When log entries originate from when the content in an existing object is changed, the log entries shall include

who did the change and what the change consists of.

Shall

TR7-102 When log entries originate from when a complete object is deleted, the log entries shall include what is deleted and

by whom.

Shall

TR7-103 When log entries originate from import or export of information from/to external media, the log entries shall

include what was transferred, where it was transferred and who initiated the transfer.

Shall

TR7-104 When log entries originate from a printout on a printer, the log entries shall include metadata of what was printed

out and who initiated the printout.

Shall

TR7-105 When log entries originate from a start or stop of a service or process the log entries shall include what service or

process was started and by whom.

Shall

TR7-106 When log entries originate from a configuration change

on system administrator level with purpose to change the

behaviour of the sub-system the log entries shall include the parameter that was changed, the new parameter setting

and the subject that did the change.

Shall

7.5.10.5 Export of the Security Log


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TR7-107 It shall be possible for the Security Administrator, and only this role, to delete contents from the Security Log.

Shall

TR7-108 Such a deletion of Security Log data must be proceeded

by a confirmed copying of Security Log data to external media.

Shall

TR7-109 The deletion of data from the Security Log shall be selectable by time period.

Shall

TR7-110 Deletion of data from the Security Log shall result in an

event in the Security Log.

Shall

TR7-111 The Security Log storage area shall have a configurable

size up to at least 40 GB.

Shall

TR7-112 Users of MWDS shall be alerted when the Security Log reaches the following sizes

60% full

80% full

100% full

Shall

TR7-113 Any administrator role shall be able to read the Security Log.

Shall

TR7-114 The Security Log export format shall be text based and

structured in such a manner that the information may be

sorted, filtered and analysed.

Shall

7.5.10.6 Configuration of the Security Log


TR7-115 The Security Administrator, and only this role, shall be able to configure which events and what associated

information shall be recorded in the Security Log.

Shall

Intrusion protection 7.5.11


TR7-116 The MWDS shall use a MAC address for identification

and access of communication between components in the

system.

Shall

TR7-117 If unauthorised equipment is connected to the MWDS an

alarm shall be displayed to the logged in user(s). Shall

Protection against malicious code 7.5.12


TR7-118 All servers and all workstation computers for the MWDS

shall be protected by the SE 46 Application Whitelisting software.

Shall

C The Whitelisting software and licenses will be provided by

FMV to the Contractor. Info

TR7-119 The Base Administrator, and only this role, shall have access

rights to configure the Whitelisting software. Shall

TR7-120 All events from the Whitelisting software shall result in an

event in the Security Log. Shall

TR7-121 The workstation computers shall have McAfee Virusscan

8.8.0 installed. Shall

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TR7-122 The stand-alone computer for checking against malicious

code shall have McAfee Virusscan 8.8.0, SE 46 Application

Whitelisting and Gargoyle Investigator Forensic Pro installed.

Shall

TR7-123 Only the MWDS Administrator and the Base Administrator

shall have access rights to update the definition files for the

anti-virus software.

Shall

TR7-124 Only authorised users shall have access rights to connect to

the MWDS with USB or other removable media. Shall

TR7-125 The MWDS shall be hardened for additional protection. Shall

TR7-126 The hardening of the MWDS shall include, but not

necessarily be limited to:

removal of all software not necessary for the function of MWDS

closing of ports, services and processes not used

patching of the operating system kernel with security patch

setup of firewalls

Shall

TR7-127 The hardening of MWDS shall, as applicable, follow the

principles described in CIS Security Configuration

Benchmark as listed at http://benchmarks.cisecurity.org/

Shall

LABELLING 7.6

Labelling for operation and handling 7.6.1


TR7-128 The MWDS shall have clear and unambiguous labelling

to avoid incorrect handling and use. Shall

TR7-129 The MWDS shall have clear and unambiguous labelling

to facilitate lifting in an ergonomically correct manner. Shall

TR7-130 Transport containers shall have clear and unambiguous

labelling to ensure correct handling during transportation

and storage.

Shall

Warning labels 7.6.2


TR7-131 The MWDS shall have clear and unambiguous warning

labels. Shall

TR7-132 The need for warning labels for the MWDS shall be

analysed in the system safety analysis (for example risk of

electrical shock).

Shall

Labelling for identification purpose 7.6.3


TR7-133 Main components of the system shall be labelled for

identification purpose. Shall

TR7-134 Identification labels must not be placed so that the

original labels are obscured. Shall

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C Identification labels will be provided by FMV. Info

C Identification labels can only be produced after

completion of codification, a process in which the

Contractor is partly responsible [see 8.3].

Info

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8 INTEGRATED LOGISTIC SUPPORT, ILS

GENERAL 8.1


C The purpose of the requirements in this section is to

ensure availability, reliability and maintainability of the

system.

Info

TR8-1 The Contractor shall conduct a Logistics Support

Analysis, described in a Logistics Support Analysis Plan, LSAP.

Shall

TR8-2 The LSAP shall include a WBS for the ILS activities and

deliverables specified in these requirements. Shall

TR8-3 The LSAP shall at least cover the following topics:

maintenance- and repair analysis

maintenance instructions

failure analysis

spare parts analysis

Product Breakdown Structure, PBS

codification documents

spare proposal

life cycle cost aspects

helpdesk organisation

record keeping

Shall

TR8-4 An initial draft of the LSAP shall be presented during the

Initial Meeting as specified in the Management Requirements.

Shall

TR8-5 The progress of the LSAP shall be followed up during

project progress meetings Shall

PRODUCT BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE 8.2


TR8-6 The Contractor shall produce a Product Breakdown

Structure, PBS, for MWDS down to and including spare

part level.

Shall

TR8-7 The PBS shall be drawn up using Excel (or equivalent) as

well as be demonstrated graphically, both in editable

format.

Shall

TR8-8 The Contractor shall use tiered numbering to demonstrate

the relationship between the objects in the PBS. Shall

TR8-9 Elements included shall comprise physically or logically

definable objects. Shall

TR8-10 The first object in the PBS shall be the Contractor’s

generic designation for the system/product being

delivered.

Shall

TR8-11 PBS shall follow a structure with the system as the first

object and thereafter subsystems, followed by the main

components/exchange units and finally

subcomponents/spare parts.

Shall

TR8-12 The PBS shall report the physical composition of the

product and not its function chains. Shall

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TR8-13 The PBS shall at the lowest level include spare parts

identified in the LSA, including, if any, spare parts that

are not to be delivered.

Shall

TR8-14 Serial numbers shall be presented for all potential LRU’s

in the product structure. Shall

TR8-15 The PBS shall be updated during the project and

presented to FMV. Shall

TR8-16 Final layout and contents of PBS is subject to FMV

approval. Shall

TR8-17 Included elements in the structure shall be identified by

unique references determined by the contractor with

regards to the requirements of codification.

Shall

CODIFICATION 8.3


C The codification is essential for the system to be

deliverable to the Armed Forces. Info

TR8-18 Codification data shall be provided for the following

items:

-all items included in the PBS [see 8.2]

-tools, test equipment, equipment kits and system

accessories

-software delivered on separate media

-software deemed to be a configuration management

object

-publications, books and digital media

-reusable packaging for LRU procured by the Contractor

Shall

TR8-19 The Contractor shall provide data for the codification by

filling out the provided template “Registration template

for FREJ and DELTA.xls”

REF-5

Shall

C Instructions on how to fill out the form is provided in the

template. Info

C For a complete codification more data regarding the

product and its parts will be necessary. The data that is required varies from product to product

Info

TR8-20 The Contractor shall support FMV and a by FMV

appointed third party by providing sufficient data for all

products that are to be codified as the need for

supplementary data emerges.

Shall

TR8-21 The Contractor shall support FMV and a by FMV

appointed third party by providing sufficient data for all

products that are to be registered as kits and accessories.

Shall

TR8-22 The actual codification and registration will be performed

by a third party, appointed by FMV. The Contractor shall

cooperate with the appointed third party in providing the data necessary for a complete codification and

registration.

Shall

TR8-23 Data for codification and registration shall be submitted to

FMV and the third party appointed by FMV not later than Shall

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sixty (60) working days after CDR.

C This third party will be contracted after a valid contract

has been signed between FMV and the MWDS

Contractor. The codification contractor will be a company based in Sweden.

Info

MAINTENANCE 8.4

General 8.4.1


C Most of the maintenance of MWDS is expected to be

performed at the user level. Info

TR8-24 The Contractor shall, through clear and detailed

maintenance instructions, ensure that all preventive maintenance can be performed at the user level.

Shall

TR8-25 Any corrective maintenance requiring higher expertise

than what can be expected at the user level shall be possible to perform on site with added resources.

Shall

TR8-26 The failure and maintenance analyses shall be based on an

operational profile with the following annual distribution:

50% unit operations and training with 200 hours use per month

40% task force operations with 720 hours use per month

10% maintenance with no system operation

Shall

Maintainability 8.4.2


TR8-27 The MWDS is expected to be in operation for long

periods, consequently, the design of the MWDS shall

enable unit personnel, in certain cases with additional

logistical support, to perform maintenance to such a level and extent that the need of workshop service is

minimised.

Shall

TR8-28 The MWDS shall provide good access for operation,

maintenance, testing and fault tracing. Shall

TR8-29 If the Contractor procures equipment that requires other

than standard tools the Contractor shall notify FMV to

that extent for FMV to consider.

Shall

TR8-30 All Line Replaceable Units (LRU) shall be accessible to

allow for disassembly, fault location, function checks and exchange.

Shall

TR8-31 Connectors which need to be loosened for operation,

transport or maintenance shall be of such a design or so labelled that no confusion arises as to how they are to be

connected/mounted.

Shall

TR8-32 The MWDS hardware and software shall be possible to be

replaced by personnel that have completed the system

training provided by the Contractor and have access to the system’s existing documentation.

Shall

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Failure analysis 8.4.3


TR8-33 The Contractor shall produce and deliver an analysis

describing possible failures, their cause and the effects it

would cause the system with regards to reliability and

availability.

Shall

TR8-34 The results of the analysis shall be used in the system

safety analysis, in the maintenance analysis, in the spare part analysis, in the training and in the system

documentation.

Shall

TR8-35 Interruption of service shall not occur more frequently

than as follows (to be read in two columns, Interruption-

time -- frequency):

5 minutes -- once/week

60 minutes -- once/month

24 hours -- once/ 3 months

96 hours -- once/ 3 years

Shall

Maintenance analysis 8.4.4


TR8-36 The Contractor shall perform a maintenance- and repair-

analysis including at least the following:

Maintenance tasks

Necessary tools and test equipment

Maintenance documentation

Training of maintenance personnel

Shall

TR8-37 The Contractor shall define the needs for

preventive maintenance and

corrective maintenance

Shall

TR8-38 In the definition of the preventive maintenance tasks

necessary to ensure the functionality of the system, the

Contractor shall indicate the interval for each task.

Shall

TR8-39 The Contractor shall identify all corrective maintenance

tasks expected to be necessary. Shall

TR8-40 For each maintenance task expected to be performed at

the user level an estimation of time and resources necessary shall be indicated.

Shall

TR8-41 For any maintenance task expected to be performed above

user level an estimation of time and cost shall be

indicated.

Shall

TR8-42 Maintenance instructions shall cover all identified

maintenance tasks. Every such task shall, where applicable, include the following information:

Maintenance object (Stock name)

Task number

Task description (-name)

Interval

Shall

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Spare parts required

Special tools required

Man-hours needed

Maintenance level

Required training level

Reference to documents, e.g. Maintenance

manual with section number

TR8-43 All maintenance tasks shall be described in detail in the

maintenance chapter in the system documentation. Shall

C Maintenance of the MWDS will only be performed by

personnel with special training. Info

C Stock name refer to a term necessary for codification. The

term will be set by FMV. A prerequisite for the setting of

the term is the codification work performed by the Contractor, see [8.3]

Info

TR8-44 Before the Stock name is set the Contractor shall use the

Item Name (Term No. F_137 from the document

“Registration template for FREJ and DELTA.xls”)

instead.

Shall

TR8-45 Once the term Stock name is set by FMV, the Contractor

shall update all documentation with this data. Shall

Spare parts and consumables 8.4.5


C Spare parts shall be interpreted as comprising DU

(discardable units) and LRU (Line Replaceable Units). Info

TR8-46 The Contractor shall conduct spare part analysis resulting

in a proposal for spare parts based on a five-year

consumption of spare parts and on 1,200 hours of

operation per year. The analysis shall take into consideration preventative and corrective maintenance.

Shall

TR8-47 The Spare Part Proposal shall describe a suggested

distribution of spare parts to the different maintenance

levels. Not all maintenance levels must be used.

Shall

TR8-48 The Spare Part Proposal shall be delivered to FMV for

approval. Shall

TR8-49 The Spare Part Proposal shall be broken down in

accordance with the system’s PBS. The proposal shall be delivered as Excel files on CD/DVD. The proposal shall

contain the following information:

Supplier’s number/designation

Original number/designation

Manufacturer

Name

Country of origin

Other identifiable data

Proposed spare category (LRU, DU)

Number of parts installed per system

MTTF (Mean Time To Failure) or other operations related consumption data.

Price (preliminary, in SEK)

Proposed spare parts supplier

Estimated delivery time (for replacement)

Shall

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Consumption by the respective planned maintenance

Suggested number of parts that should be procured per maintenance level (all levels do not need to be utilised)

Maximum duration of storage

Storage instructions

Estimated turn-around time in workshops for LRU’s

TR8-50 The Spare Part List shall be produced in table format

broken down according to the PBS and contain the following columns:

Stock name

Stock number

Supplier of spare parts

Reference to drawings or equivalent

Maintenance level

Shall

TR8-51 The Contractor shall submit a suggestion of categorisation

of spare parts as either DU or LRU. Criteria for

classification of spare parts as LRU:

The materiel shall be reparable

LRU’s shall be fully exchangeable

Following maintenance measures, it shall be possible to perform a function/performance control of the LRU, prior to storage.

Connection of LRU’s by soldering, riveting or welding is not permitted

Dismounting and mounting of LRU’s shall be possible to be performed with standard tools

Reparation costs shall not exceed 50% of the cost of new equipment

The materiel should, with the help of maintenance, be possible to use for the duration of the entire life of the materiel systems

Materiel that contains environmentally hazardous material on destruction and should therefore not be consumed but reused.

Final categorisation is made by FMV.

Shall

TR8-52 The Contractor shall report all consumables other than

spare parts required to uphold the function and performance of the materiel (lubricants, cleaning agents,

batteries et cetera).

Shall

TR8-53 The Contractor shall deliver spare parts and consumables

necessary for preventive and corrective maintenance for

two years.

Shall

TR8-54 Spare parts and consumables shall be delivered and

presented to FMV at a time as specified in the

Management Requirements.

Shall

TR8-55 The presentation shall be made using Excel and divided

into the following groups:

DU’s

LRU’s

consumables

Shall

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TR8-56 Objects included in the presentation shall be provided

with the following information:

Stock name

number of supplied objects in the delivery

distribution with regards to maintenance level

unit as to which the object is measured

price per unit

storage requirements

durability

estimated time of resupply (if more than four weeks)

maintenance interval (applies only to LRU)

maintenance contractor (applies only to LRU)

individual serial number ( applies only to LRU)

Shall

TR8-57 LRU’s shall be labelled with identification labels

including individual serial number. Shall

TR8-58 The LRU’s packaging shall be labelled with the contents

of the package. Shall

C FMV will provide labels for LRU’s and for LRU

packaging Info

TR8-59 LRU’s shall be packaged in re-usable non designated

packaging when possible. The Contractor shall, in

cooperation with the FMV appointed ILS contractor, order the appropriate packaging from a catalogue.

Shall

C The cost for the packaging from the catalogue will be

carried by FMV and shall not be included in the quote. Info

C The packaging catalogue is only available in the Swedish

language. Info

TR8-60 Discardable units (DU) shall be delivered in suitable

packaging. Shall

TR8-61 The DU packaging shall be labelled with FMV Stock

name and FMV Stock number identifying the contents of the package.

Shall

TR8-62 Items shall not be bundled, mounted together or in any

other way packaged together. Only very small objects

may be packaged in groups.

Shall

TR8-63 Items with different Stock numbers shall never be

bundled or mounted together when packaged and

delivered.

Shall

TR8-64 LRU’s, DU’s and consumables shall be delivered to

addresses in Sweden, given by FMV. The addresses might

be different for different materiel types.

Shall

Spare part Field Kit 8.4.6


TR8-65 The Contractor shall supply Field Kits containing the

spare parts and consumables necessary for a normal Shall

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operation of 30 days.

TR8-66 The Spare part Field Kits shall be packaged in a suitable

container that may be stored and shipped with the rest of

MWDS

Shall

TR8-67 One such Spare part Field Kit shall be supplied for each

system (Main system and Node). Shall

TR8-68 The Spare part Field Kit shall be included in the PBS. Shall

Tools 8.4.7


TR8-69 Tools necessary for maintenance at the user level shall be

provided with each system. Shall

TR8-70 The tools shall be packed in a suitable container that may

be stored and shipped with the rest of the MWDS equipment.

Shall

Maintenance characteristics of software 8.4.8


TR8-71 MWDS software shall be possible to update without any

loss of data from the database. Shall

TR8-72 Updates of MWDS software shall not require any

additional equipment to that included in the system. Shall

TR8-73 It shall be possible for personnel that have completed the

system training to perform a complete reinstallation of the

software, using the provided DVD (or equivalent) clone

for the MWDS Main system or for the MWDS Nodes.

Shall

LIFE CYCLE COST, LCC 8.5


TR8-74 In order to reduce the Life Cycle Cost, LCC, the

Contractor shall take the following factors in to consideration in the design of MWDS:

minimisation of maintenance during operation or storage

minimisations of investments necessary for


fault finding and fault tracing shall be possible

to perform quickly

the system and its components shall be

designed and mounted in a fashion that

facilitates maintenance and prevents injuries

and damages

repairs at user level shall mainly consist of the replacement of spare parts.

Shall

TR8-75 The Contractor shall attempt to use components that are,

or are expected to be, generally available on the market Shall

TR8-76 The Contractor shall attempt to use as few unique parts as

possible in the system. Shall

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TR8-77 The Contractor shall present the estimated cost for the

system based on 5 years of operation, using the

operational environment, operational profile as described

in this technical specification together with the outcome of the maintenance and repair analyses.

Shall

SUPPORT ORGANISATION 8.6

Helpdesk 8.6.1


TR8-78 The Contractor shall establish a helpdesk for MWDS for a

period of at least two (2) years, starting from the

completion of the SIAT.

Shall

TR8-79 The helpdesk shall at no extra cost handle support

questions from FMV and FM regarding the operation and

maintenance of MWDS.

Shall

TR8-80 The helpdesk shall keep a log of all support questions

submitted by the users. Shall

TR8-81 The Contractor shall provide contact details for the

helpdesk to FMV and to FM. The contact information

shall be included in the operator’s manual.

Shall

TR8-82 It shall be possible to submit questions via telephone and

via e-mail. Shall

TR8-83 Questions posed via telephone shall normally be replied

to via telephone unless otherwise agreed between the

helpdesk and the inquirer.

Shall

TR8-84 Questions to the helpdesk shall be handled and replied to

in a timely manner. Shall

TR8-85 If the helpdesk organisation expects the reply to take more

than one day, the inquirer shall be informed thereof. Shall

Reporting of support measures 8.6.2


TR8-86 A summary of the submitted questions and the suggested

remedy shall be delivered to FMV once a year, during the

time that the helpdesk agreement is active.

Shall

TR8-87 A summary of any support performed on site by the

Contractor after final delivery shall be submitted to FMV once a year. If no on-site-support has been carried out,

FMV shall be informed of that fact.

Shall

TR8-88 A description of any maintenance actions performed by

the Contractor after final delivery shall be submitted to FMV once a year. If no maintenance actions have been

performed by the Contractor, FMV shall be informed of

that fact.

Shall

TR8-89 The summary and description of performed support

measures shall include a general description of the actions taken and a record of the number of man hours used.

Shall

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DOCUMENTATION 8.7

General 8.7.1


TR8-90 All documentation created for the system and the project

shall be traceable with document identity, date and

revision number

Shall

TR8-91 The MWDS shall comprise all requisite documentation

that clearly details how the system is to be handled and

cared for in order for it to achieve its intended function, safety and security during use of the equipment over the

course of its lifetime.

Shall

TR8-92 MWDS documentation shall comprise publications for:

installation

operation

maintenance.

Shall

TR8-93 All MWDS documentation shall without restriction be

freely utilisable for the needs of authorities under the

Swedish Ministry of Defence.

Shall

TR8-94 Documentation specifically developed for FMV and FM

shall be free from company logos and company names

unless necessary for the comprehension of the contents.

Shall

TR8-95 All MWDS documentation shall be of the security

classification Unclassified. Shall

TR8-96 Documentation shall be delivered in editable format and

in pdf-format, ready for printing on A4 size paper. Shall

TR8-97 The Contractor shall before delivery of documentation

check the quality of the information ensuring that:

the technical contents is correct

the system safety aspects have been handled

spellcheck has been performed

all links, see [TR8-107] are tested

Shall

TR8-98 A quality assurance certificate shall be delivered stating

that a quality assurance process has been conducted. Shall

TR8-99 Minor errors in the documentation outside the audit

process but during the warranty period shall be corrected without extra cost to FMV.

Shall

TR8-100 Documentation of the MWDS shall be in English. Shall

Specifications and standards 8.7.2


TR8-101 The Contractor shall ensure that terminology is consistent

throughout the entire documentation. Shall

TR8-102 All measurement units shall, unless otherwise specified,

comply with the SI system (Systeme International d'

Unites).

Shall

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Document library 8.7.3


TR8-103 All documentation regarding the MWDS and its

components shall be compiled in a document library and

delivered in PDF on CD-ROM/DVD.

Shall

TR8-104 The document library shall be provided with a digital

table of contents.

Shall

TR8-105 The document library shall be included as a component of

the MWDS installation on the hard drive. Shall

TR8-106 Included in the document library shall also be the manuals

and other product information that belongs to any third party hardware as well as software listed in TR3-261.

Shall

Delivery media 8.7.4


TR8-107 The digital documentation developed for the MWDS shall

be in ISO standardised PDF format with internally linked bookmarks comprising a minimum of three heading

levels; these headers shall in turn be internally linked for

return to the start page.

Shall

TR8-108 Pictures/illustrations shall be rendered in either JPEG,

PNG or EPS formats. Shall

TR8-109 Drawings shall be delivered in DWG and PDF formats. Shall

C The requirements regarding linkage and picture/drawing

format does not apply to third party documentation

included in the document library [8.7.3]

Info

Delivery 8.7.5


TR8-110 Equipment documentation shall comprise the following:

11 document libraries in digital format (CD ROM/DVD).

11 Operator manuals in digital format (CD ROM/DVD).

11 installation manuals in digital format (CD

ROM/DVD).

Shall

Advance documentation 8.7.6


TR8-111 Preliminary versions of the System Manuals shall be

delivered to FMV in digital format as pdf-document as specified in the Management Requirements.

Shall

TR8-112 Preliminary versions of the training documentation shall

be delivered in digital format as pdf-document prior to

training as specified in the Management Requirements.

Shall

TR8-113 Following the incorporation of FMV’s views, fully

prepared and conclusive documentation of the MWDS shall be delivered as detailed in the Management

Requirements.

Shall

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System manuals 8.7.7

8.7.7.1 General


TR8-114 The manuals and documentation for the MWDS shall

provide detailed descriptions to facilitate safe operation

by the operator as well as detailed instructions for the

maintenance on all maintenance levels.

Shall

TR8-115 Actions described in the manuals that require special

attention to avoid risk of damage of equipment or injury to persons shall be highlighted.

Shall

TR8-116 A soft copy of all manuals shall be installed on each

system of MWDS. Shall

C Operator manual and Maintenance manual may be

incorporated in the same document. Info

8.7.7.2 Operator Manual


TR8-117 The Operator manual for the MWDS shall at least

comprise the following:

overall description

a general overview of the system with text and

illustrations providing a description of the design and functionality of the system

technical data

performance data, dimensions, power consumption,

default values

design/functions

text and illustrations describing the system components,

assembly and installation

information on how to assemble the MWDS Nodes and how to install the MWDS Main system, descriptive

instructions and drawings on connections and setting up

the systems

operation and handling

general information, safety instructions including risks

handled in training, actions prior to start of system, starting up, operation, shutting down, actions after shut

down, alternative handling in case of faults, check lists,

setting of default values

storage

instructions on how to store the equipment in a manner

that does not affect the safety or functionality of the

system.

transportation

instructions on how to prepare the system for transport

and any other instructions on prerequisites for safe

transportation

drawings

tables, diagrams and drawings necessary for

configuration, operation, maintenance and training.

Shall

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Interfaces to other system components shall be indicated.

reference documents

list of any documents further explaining the contents of

the manuals

8.7.7.3 Maintenance manual


TR8-118 The maintenance manual for the MWDS shall comprise

the following:

overall description

technical data

safety

design/Functions operation

storage

transportation reference documents

disassembly and assembly

Shall

TR8-119 The maintenance manual shall comprise complete

maintenance documentation concerning:

preventive maintenance


maintenance interval for each task

disassembly and assembly

repair restrictions.

Shall

TR8-120 At least the following topics shall be covered in the

maintenance manual:

preventive maintenance

description of preventive maintenance tasks, how to

perform the tasks, reference to other documentation, safety instructions, maintenance interval


instructions for dismounting and mounting of spare parts (DU’s and LRU’s). Testing before use, tools required

Fault tracing

fault tracing schedules providing logical instructions and suggested remedy

Shall

TRAINING 8.8

General 8.8.1


TR8-121 The Contractor shall deliver a training plan at a time

according to the Management Requirements. The training plan is subject to approval by FMV.

Shall

TR8-122 The training plan shall cover the following main topics:

a general description of the training and its

Shall

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objectives

target group

suggested date for training

required time for training (no.of days)

TR8-123 The Contractor shall in the training plan also describe

how the evaluation of the result (pass/fail) of each student

is to be conducted.

Shall

TR8-124 During the course of the training the MWDS Main system

and MWDS Nodes shall be utilised. Shall

TR8-125 The Contractor shall systematically during the training

document any errors, unclarities or other discrepancies

with regards to both the system documentation and the training documentation.

Shall

TR8-126 The resolution of the documented errors, unclarities or

other discrepancies shall be incorporated in the final

version of the system documentation and in the updated

training documentation.

Shall

TR8-127 When the training is completed the Contractor shall

conduct a course evaluation with the participating

students. The result of the evaluation shall be delivered to

FMV.

Shall

Training requirements 8.8.2

8.8.2.1 Participants


C FMV will announce the background and number of

course participants. Info

C The participants are expected to be familiar with naval

mine warfare procedures. Info

C The participants are expected to be familiar with

Windows operating system and the Microsoft Office

software suite.

Info

C The advanced operators are also expected to be familiar

with geographic information systems, GIS. Info

8.8.2.2 Training objectives


TR8-128 The MWDS training arranged by the Contractor shall:

provide operators and technicians with relevant

training that equips the operator with a high degree of familiarity with the equipment’s design and

functions as well as its tactical utilisation.

provide operators and technicians with relevant training that equips the operator with a high degree

of familiarity with the potential risks associated with the equipment and how to avoid them.

provide equipment-handling personnel with training

in regard to the design, function, handling and storage, as well as risks and their avoidance.

Shall

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TR8-129 The training shall provide instructions on the handling

and care of the MWDS so that its intended functions and

levels of safety and security are attained prior to usage of the equipment.

Shall

8.8.2.3 Target group


TR8-130 The initial training provided by the Contractor shall

comprise courses for the following participant categories:

commanders

operators

instructors

technicians (including system administrators).

Shall

8.8.2.4 Scope and content


TR8-131 The training courses shall provide in-depth knowledge of

the MWDS Main system and MWDS Nodes in regard to

construction, use and maintenance.

Shall

TR8-132 The training shall be divided into three main parts,

namely:

Maintenance for user level and rear level, aimed at technicians and operators

General operator training, aimed at general operators and commanders

Advanced operator training, aimed at advanced operators and system administrators

Shall

TR8-133 The duration of the Maintenance and General operator

training shall not exceed five working days in total, 8 hours per day.

Shall

C The Advanced operator training may utilise up to three

more days. Info

TR8-134 The training shall cover all parts of the MWDS system,

except the third party software specified in TR3-261. The

training shall however cover any specific interactions

between the MWDS software and said third party software.

Shall

TR8-135 Operator training courses shall comprise appropriate

exercises with the MWDS Main system and MWDS

Nodes.

Shall

TR8-136 On completion of the training course, technicians shall be

capable of performing up to and including tasks designated for rear maintenance level.

Shall

TR8-137 The training courses shall be of such depth that on their

completion, the Swedish Armed Forces may conduct its

own training courses on all levels.

Shall

TR8-138 The training shall include references to the manuals

provided with the system. Shall

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8.8.2.5 Training material


TR8-139 The MWDS shall comprise complete training material. Shall

TR8-140 Course material shall be available for examination by

FMV prior to the training as specified in the Management Requirements.

Shall

TR8-141 A detailed schedule for the training shall be delivered

prior to the training as specified in the Management

Requirements. The schedule shall describe day by day

activities.

Shall

TR8-142 The MWDS Contractor shall provide each participant

with a complete collection of necessary course material

not later than at the start of the course.

Shall

TR8-143 The course material for the MWDS course shall become

the property of students. Shall

TR8-144 The material for the MWDS course shall be clear,

unambiguous and well-connected to the various sections

of the course.

Shall

TR8-145 The MWDS Contractor shall, following the completion of

the course, provide FMV with complete training material which may freely be used for courses held by the Swedish

Armed Forces. This includes all training material such as CD-ROM/DVD, computer animations, etc.

Shall

TR8-146 Following revision according to TR8-125 a revised

version of the training material shall be delivered as

specified in the Management Requirements.

Shall

TR8-147 Digital graphical teaching aids shall be available, to detail

functions, design, handling, risks, etc. Shall

TR8-148 The MWDS training material provided by the Contractor

shall be in an editable digital format as well as printed

copies for the participants of the training.

Shall

TR8-149 The Contractor shall notify FMV at least two months

prior to training of any basic data that the Contractor

needs in order to conduct the training.

Shall

C Examples of such data may be charts, route survey data

and sonar data. Info

TR8-150 On completion of the training the Contractor shall provide

each student with a certificate indicating the scope of the

training and whether the student has passed or failed the course.

Shall

TR8-151 For students only participating in specific parts of the

training, e.g. maintenance, the certificate shall clearly

indicate this fact

Shall

TR8-152 A collective report indicating the students that have

passed the course shall be delivered to FMV not later than two weeks after completion of training.

Shall

8.8.2.6 Language


TR8-153 Teachers and specialists conducting MWDS courses shall

use English in all sections of the course. Shall

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TR8-154 Training material for the MWDS shall be written in

English. Shall

8.8.2.7 Training staff



have a high-degree of system know-how.

Shall


have a high-degree of knowledge regarding mine warfare system.

Shall

TR8-157 Teachers and specialist shall have experience in

conducting training on technical systems similar to

MWDS.

Shall

8.8.2.8 Teaching aids


TR8-158 The Swedish Naval Warfare Centre and the Naval

Warfare Flotilla shall possess MWDS training material

for the purpose of conducting the theoretical training of

operators and technicians.

Shall

TR8-159 The MWDS course curriculum, course basis material and

training material shall be included in the delivery. The basis material shall be owned by the Swedish Armed

Forces and allow for modifications and amendments to be

made.

Shall

8.8.2.9 Training location


TR8-160 The training shall be conducted at Berga Naval Base,

Stockholm. Shall

C FMV will provide details at a later date. Info

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9 INSTALLATION Req. ID. Description Type Fulfilled Comment

TR9-1 The Contractor shall install the MWDS Main system on

the premises at Berga Naval Base in Stockholm. Shall

TR9-2 The installation work shall comprise the following main

activities:

installation of server and storage solution in the 19 inch rack in the server room

installation of the external back-up solution in the server room.

installation of printer, plotter and scanner in

the server room

installation of the UPS

connection of the server to power supply via the UPS

installation of network solution

connection of the network solution to the existing network infrastructure

installation of the workstations in the office area

setting the system to work, (i.e. starting the system)

Shall

C The following infrastructure will be present where the

system is to be installed:

one 19 inch rack in the server room, 42 U height

sufficient power supply 230 VAC for all

installations(server room and office area)

optic fibre between the server room and the

office area

optic fibre connection points of type SC

MultiMode 62.5 in the office area.

Info

END OF SECTION 9

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