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62 compliant 3UVPX Power
Supply for conduction
cooled systems is designed
to operate in a military
environment over a wide
range of temperatures
at high power levels. Up to
800 Watts available power.
Onboard embedded RuSH™
technology. Switchable Battleshort
and NED functions.
experts say they need to increase
capacity, flexibility, interoperability,
automation, and resiliency of space
operations and spacelift because
of the increasing number of satellites and space launches expected
in the future.
A multi-band, multi-mission system should be able to contact several space vehicles simultaneously
across several frequency bands and
provide tracking radar to support
the Air Force AFSCN and LTRS.
Air Force officials are asking
industry for information on today’s
available capabilities that companies could demonstrate with hardware in action. These capabilities
should be able to meet the needs
of the Multi-Band Multi-Mission
Systems — Multi-Band Multi-Mission project now, or be modified
to do so in the future.
Candidate technologies should
be able to respond to a surge in
demand for spacecraft tracking and
control; support frequency bands
such as VHF, UHF, C, L, S. K, Q, and
X; communicate with spacecraft
from low-Earth orbit to geosyn-chronous orbit, as well as launch
and early orbit; be able to receive
and distribute several telemetry and ranging downlinks and
uplinks; operate on cloud-based
computing; and monitor telemetry
of several satellites simultaneously
around the clock.
From companies that have suitable technologies, the Air Force
wants to know how many simultaneous contacts, uplinks, and downlinks they can support; frequency
bands supported; viewing and scan
angles; data rates and modulation
types; timelines to demonstrations;
data rights and licensing needed;
technology maturity levels; and
available documentation.
Companies interested should
e-mail responses no longer than 25
pages in Microsoft Word or .pdf for-
mats to the Air Force’s Jeffrey Dedrick
at Jeffrey.Dedrick@us.af.mil. E-mail
questions or concerns to Jeffrey
Dedrick at Jeffrey.Dedrick@us.af.mil,
Rachel Scollans at Rachel.Scollans@
us.af.mil, or Capt. Alexander Bast at
Alexander.Bast.1@us.af.mil. Í
MORE INFORMATION IS online at
https://www.fbo.gov/spg/USAF/AFSC/
SMCSMSC/FA8806RFI01/ listing.html.
