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FUNCTIONAL and TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT

This Functional and Technical Requirements Document outlines the functional performance security and other system requirements identified by the FDP Expanded Clearinghouse System Development Working Group (EC-SDWG) as the proposed information system solution for the Expanded Clearinghouse

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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT

MOBILE SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 Purpose

The purpose of the project is to develop requirements for mobile surveillance system (MSS). MSS should be able to use successfully regardless of the terrain, weather conditions, time of day, etc. Mobile system must provide effective border surveillance of large areas (land or sea) from the site, detection and recognition of intruders and vehicles, management of border guards in carrying out specific tasks on demand, prosecution, blocking, etc. The use of MSS corresponding to requirements elaborated will enable border services of the Member States to increase capacity to combat migratory pressures at the external borders of the EU.

1.2 Scope

The scope of the project is the delivery of equipment and its integration in a common surveillance system, staff training, guarantee and putting into operation at address of

Purchaser by the Contractor.

Number of Mobile Surveillance System - 4 (four) sets

1.3 Applicable References

To prove their capabilities each participant must submit references for a successfully completed project for MSS delivery. The reference must include information on the number of delivered MSS, the year of delivery, the value of the project and another that is considered necessary.

1.4 Acronyms and Abbreviations

ASR -Acceleration Sleep Regulation

BIT - Built in Test

BNC - Bayonet Neil Concelman

DC - Daylight Camera

EO - Electro- Optical

ESP - Electronic Stability Program

EU - European Union

FM - Frequency Modulation

FOV - Field of View

GPS - Global Positioning System

GSM - Global System for Mobile

IR - Infrared Camera

LRF - Laser RangeFinder

LSD - Limited Slip Differential

LWIR - Long Wavelength Infrared

MSS - Mobile Surveillance System

MTBF - Mean Time Between Failures

MWIR - Medium Wavelength Infrared

OEM - Original Equipment Manufacturer

RDS - Radio Data System

TETRA - Terrestrial Trunked Radio

TNC - Threated Neill Concelman

UHF - Ultra High Frequency

USB - Universal Serial Bus

VHF - Very High Frequency

VSWR -Voltage Standing Wave Ratio

1.5 Points of Contact

IOM Skopje office

E-mail: receptioniomskopje@iom.int

2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

2.1 Mobile Surveillance System Composition

2.1.1 Vehicle with off-road capability. The entire system must be installed in a motor

vehicle, which is for use all year round (24/7), even in rough terrain. The operation of the system itself takes place over a period of up to 12 hours without exception stationary in the form that the sensors are deployed above the vehicle height in an elevated observation position.

2.1.2 An integrated sensors head consisting of:

a. EO equipment:

Thermovision camera (IR)

Daylight camera (DC)

Laser rangefinder (LRF)

b. EO head drive system

2.1.3 A Control System to manage sensors, integrate and visualize data/information,

consisting of a. User Interface

Terrain Cartography

b. Data Management

Data recording system

Data transfer systems

c. Control System Support

GPS and North sensor

Electronic unit to control operation of the sensors

Stabilization system

Power supply system

2.1.4 A communication system, consisting of:

a. Dual band mobile antenna (VHF and TETRA) and GPS b. Diplexer c. VHF or TETRA mobile terminal provided by the Purchaser

2.2 Use Scenarios

Mobile Surveillance System will be used for terrain (land or sea) observation, detection and recognition objects (people, vehicles, drones), for determining a target's location and own position, and also for recording the results of the observation and transmission observed image to the local coordination centre. The Mobile Surveillance System will be used at day- and night-time, under specific weather conditions of the temperate climate zone in various seasons of the year. The Mobile Surveillance System will be used for at most 12-hour long operation from a stationary vehicle. It will be operated by two persons.

2.3 Assumptions, Constrains, Dependencies

The staff necessary for managing the MSS should not exceed 2 person

3. CARRIER FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Main requirements for the vehicle

3.1.1 The candidate has to declare that the vehicles supplied will be purchased from official

importer or other legal entity explicitly authorized by the manufacturer to supply and maintain the vehicles offered and which has a service base in the country for the specific model.

3.1.2 Vehicles should meet technical standards in EU or equivalent, confirmed by certificate

of conformity with type approval or declaration upon delivery. If the vehicles require additional post-manufacturing equipment, a declaration that required transformations have taken place should be submitted with the quotation.

3.1.3 Year of manufacturing of the vehicle should be not older than 6 months.

3.1.4 During the warranty period, the contractor will provide at their own expense the

mandatory warranty technical maintenance of the vehicle covering the labor costs and all spare parts, oils and consumables.

3.1.5 Warranty against corrosion no less than standard warranty period given by

manufacturer. 3.1.6

3.1.7 Total acceptable weight of vehicle may not exceed 3,5t

3.1.8 Total weight of the vehicle integrated with an electrooptical system and a crew

(2 people, 100 kg each), ready to go, may not exceed 90% of the total acceptable weight of vehicle.

3.1.9 The axes of the vehicle shall be loaded in a balanced way (approx. 50:50) so that the

roadworthiness of the vehicle is not worsened.

3.2 Technical requirements for the body of the vehicle

3.2.1 The vehicle shall have a pickup body with the hard top cover technical compartment.

3.2.2 The hard top cover shall be not higher than 300 mm above the cabin roof lever.

3.2.3 The vehicle shall have a frame construction.

3.2.4 Length of the vehicle may not exceed 5500 mm.

3.2.5 Height of the vehicle may not exceed 2000 mm when antennas are folded.

3.2.6 Axle base may not be narrower than 3000 mm.

3.2.7 The vehicle shall have powerassisted lefthand steering.

3.2.8 Steering column shall have height and length adjustable.

3.2.9

3.2.10 Seats shall be ergonomically designed. They shall be firmly fixed in the vehicle floor.

3.2.11 The seats shall provide:

a. Smooth adjustment in height, b. c. Smooth adjustment of the angle of which the backrest can be leant, d. Smooth rotation, e. Smooth regulation of the shape of the backrest in its lumbar part, f. Electric regulation is allowed, g. Heating of the seats is allowed.

3.2.12 The operators shall be able to adjust his seats while sitting on it.

3.2.13

one/ones.

3.2.14 The operators compartment shall guarantee sufficient space for the necessary

operating and observing elements and an ergonomic working conditions for two operators for at most 12 hours

3.2.15 hnical

equipment is located shall be separated from each other with a rigid, soundisolated partition.

3.2.16 Flooring in the operator compartment shall be made with dark rubber;

3.2.17 The body shall have a separate door leading into the technical

compartment/compartments.

3.2.18 Admissible level of noise in the operator compartments, while observation is in

progress, may not be higher than 60 dBA.

3.2.19

lighting outside i.e. tinted windows.

3.2.20 The body shall be designed in a way that prevents identification of the vehicle as a

carrier of the sensors.

3.2.21

3.2.22 The device installed in MSS, being in operation, cannot be heard from the distance

longer than 50m.

3.3 Engine

3.3.1 The vehicle shall have a watercooled, fourstroke diesel engine.

3.3.2 Engine power not less than 125 kW.

3.3.3 Max. engine torque not less than 350 Nm.

3.3.4 Engine swept capacity not less than 2000 cm3.

3.3.5 Capacity of the fuel tank shall be not less than 80 dm3.

3.3.6 Mileage with the full of fuel tank shall allow to overcome distance minimum 500 km.

3.3.7 The vehicle shall have a manual 5 or 6 synchromesh gearbox with reverse gear. The

automatic gearbox is allowed. The continuously variable transmission gearbox is not allowed.

3.4 Drive system

3.4.1 The vehicle must have a fourwheel drive system (permanent or switchable).

3.4.2 Power transmission system should consist of a reduction box allowing to change

power for field drive.

3.4.3 The vehicle shall have limited slip differential (LSD) on front and rear axle.

3.4.4 The vehicle shall have a betweenaxle interlock of the differential gear or an interlock

of the differential gear of the rear driving axle.

3.5 Suspension

3.5.1 Ground clearance of the vehicle under full loading may not be less than 200 mm.

3.5.2 It is allowed to adjust (pneumatic or hydraulic) the height of clearance from the cabin

of the vehicle.

3.5.3 Rear axle shall be automatically horizontally leveled.

3.5.4 Stabilization system shall prevent random vibration of the vehicle for example moving

crew inside the vehicle, 3.5.5

3.6 Brake system

3.6.1 The vehicle shall have a doublecircuit powerassisted antilock braking system.

3.6.2 The vehicle shall have equipped with advance traction control systems i.e. ASR, ESP.

3.6.3 The antilock braking system and traction control system shall be switchable from the

driving seat.

3.6.4 The vehicle shall have equipped with hill holder system or equivalent.

3.7 Additional Equipment

3.7.1 The vehicle shall be equipped with set of steel wheels with tubeless tires with an off-

road thread (50% road, 50% off-road) and nonskid chains.

3.7.2 The vehicle shall be equipped with engine, gear box, rear differential and fuel tank

protection plate, protection bars for front and rear lamps, a spare wheel (of parameters identical to those of regular wheels), a lifting jack, wheel nut wrench, a portable lamp supplied from the board power supply system and a winch allowing for self- evacuation of the vehicle.

3.7.3 The vehicle shall be equipped with at least two airbags one for a driver and one for

a passenger.

3.7.4 The vehicle shall have a heater for the water cooling the engine independent from

external power supply, heating the cooling water will help to start up the engine at low temperatures.

3.7.5 The vehicle shall be equipped at programmable and remotely controlled heater system

for the cab.

3.7.6 The vehicle shall have an airconditioning system allowing to maintain temperature

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