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DemonstrationTestAnalysisExamination/InspectionQualify by SimilarityGlobal Broadcast Service (GBS)Volume VI – Model Contract – Attachment 3SRD ID1700017100172001730017400175001800018100182001830018400RequirementThe BDA Usability shall support at least 250 concurrent users (i.e., GBS OperationsManagers, TIM, Content Providers, End User with reachback), per enclave, withoutdegradation of service. [SRD ID 17000]The BDA Usability shall provide meaningful descriptor fields relevant to RBMs andproducts to enable convenient management (e.g., sorting, searching, and filtering) ofdisplayed information. [SRD ID 17100]The BDA Usability shall employ knowledge management techniques (e.g., broadcastefficiency metrics and naming conventions). [SRD ID 17200]The SBM shall support the Session Description Protocol for content provider entry ofvideo descriptors. [SRD ID 17300]The BDA shall allocate bandwidth from services not currently in use to other activeservices within each enclave. [SRD ID 17400]The BDA shall be capable of automatically reallocating bandwidth within a securityenclave between streaming and data services based on changes in service load. [SRDID 17500]The BDA shall be capable of generating unique broadcast content for each IPMulticast Stream. [SRD ID 18000]The BDA shall dynamically share and re-allocate bandwidth for data products betweenenclaves, using flow control feedback from the JIPM hub. [SRD ID 18100]The BDA shall be a single integrated application, able to operate identically onmultiple security enclaves, and support File-based Multicast Content delivery and xStreaming Services. [SRD ID 18200]The BDA shall operate Fazzt 7.1 and higher versions, or equivalent software. [SRD ID18300] xThe BDA shall be installed at the DECC locations and operate on a DECC approvedOS (Linux, MS, Unix, etc). [SRD ID 18400]xxxxxxxxx1860018700188001890019000The BDA shall be backwards compatible with the legacy receive suite software (i.e.,receive unclass/class files, streaming products [video, tunneled data, Power Publisher,etc], EPG displays, heartbeats, and web content) while supporting RBM presencesdisplays and over-the-air updates. [SRD ID 18600]The BDA shall simultaneously support broadcasts at both JIPM and non-JIPM enableduplink facilities. [SRD ID 18700]The BDA shall support Microsoft Internet Explorer browser version 5.5 and higherversions supported by Microsoft. [SRD ID 18800]The BDA shall support Mozilla Firefox version 1.5 and higher versions that aresupported by Mozilla. [SRD ID 18900]The BDA shall adjust transmit data rates, within each enclave, with minimalinterruption to the broadcast (e.g., 1 minute or less). [SRD ID 19000]xxxxx19100The BDA shall allow the SBM to share and reallocate available bandwidthdynamically, in near-real time among various users, information products, multi-mediatypes (data, video, and audio), and security release levels without interruption to thebroadcast. [SRD ID 19100]x1920019300The BDA shall allow the SBM to dynamically, in near-real time, allocate a portion ofthe bandwidth to insert lower priority, unscheduled information products whereunused bandwidth exists. [SRD ID 19200]The BDA shall pre-empt files when higher priority/precedence files are available forbroadcast. [SRD ID 19300]xx30 March 2009 • Contract Number: FA8726-09-C-0006Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposalVolume VI-5.0-155
DemonstrationTestAnalysisExamination/InspectionQualify by SimilarityGlobal Broadcast Service (GBS)Volume VI – Model Contract – Attachment 3SRD ID194001950019600197001980119900200002000120200205002050120600207002080020900210002110021150RequirementThe BDA shall resume transmission of products that were preempted without loss ofdata. [SRD ID 19400]The BDA shall provide a capability for operators to set bandwidth allocations betweensecurity enclaves that cannot be overridden by automatic controls. [SRD ID 19500]The BDA shall automatically delete ingested files after a minimum of 3 days. [SRD ID19600]The BDA shall store all ingested data files for at least 3 days to provide the end usersthe ability to request file rebroadcast. [SRD ID 19700]The BDA shall allow the SBM to automatically protect and store queued informationand systematically shut down after loss or fluctuations of external power. [SRD ID19801]The BDA shall process User Pull request based on current broadcast profile priorities.[SRD ID 19900]The GBS Network Management Software (NMS) shall be capable of automaticallyalerting local GBS operators of changes in SBM network element status or criticalfailures of systems that impact the broadcast of data via audible alarms, email, pages,and pop-up alarms in a manner consistent with the rules of the security enclave that theNMS is managing. [SRD ID 20000]The BDA shall provide automated over-the-air (OTA) software and InformationAssurance updates to GBS JPO procured RBMs. [SRD ID 20001]The BDA shall respond to TIM authorized re-broadcast requests based on currentbroadcast profile priorities and the missed files reports. [SRD ID 20200]The Operations Management Activity (OMA) shall provide the information and toolsnecessary for coordinating the use of satellite and uplink resources between the SBM,the Teleport Sites, the UFO PIPs, RSSC, WSOC, and other entities sharing GBSresources. [SRD ID 20500]The Operations Management Activity (OMA) shall provide the information andtools necessary accepting system status information and displaying the status ofcritical components to the help desk. [20501]The OMA shall provide a capability for the GBS operations managers to setbandwidth allocations within a security enclave between streaming and data services.[SRD ID 20600]The OMA shall allow the GBS operations managers to regulate bandwidth allocationfor source encrypted streaming packets and integrate their information into thebroadcast based upon priorities and coverage to intended users. [SRD ID 20700]The OMA shall allow the GBS operations managers to enter or remove authorizedRBMs from the broadcast. [SRD ID 20800]The OMA shall allow the GBS operations managers to assign streaming and videoproducts to one or more specific satellite downlinks. [SRD ID 20900]The OMA shall allow the GBS operations managers to enter authorized informationproviders into the broadcast. [SRD ID 21000]The GBS System Monitoring Service shall provide SBM information accessible via aweb browser over SIPRNET and via an open, defined Web Services SIPRNETinterface. [SRD ID 21100]The GBS System Monitoring Service shall include the capability to collate and formatselected SBM information and audit logs into historical textual and graphical reports.[SRD ID 21150]xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx30 March 2009 • Contract Number: FA8726-09-C-0006Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposalVolume VI-5.0-156
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