This notice concerns the establishment of a framework agreement regarding the acquisition of stand-alone shot detection systems. The framework agreement will have a duration of 4 (four) years with the option for renewal of the agreement 3 (three) times of 1 (one) year's duration.
The shot detection systems will be used by the Danish Defence in both domestic and international missions to provide warnings to the crew when a supersonic round is passing the vehicle. The system shall be able to geo-reference the location of the enemy shooters.
The system shall be a stand-alone system and work autonomously from other systems. By a stand-alone system, DALO means a shot detection system which consists of all the required components to identify,recognize and geo-reference the location of an enemy shooter, without the use of input from other 3rd party systems. Examples of 3rd party systems are Battle Management Systems, INU and/or GPS feeds (power is not considered 3rd party equipment).
The size of one sensor unit shall not exceed (H x W x L) 20 cm x 40 cm x 40 cm, as anonymity/discretion is required in some operations. The system will on an ad hoc basis be installed on different vehicles — both civilian and military non-armored vehicles.
The shot detection system is expected to operate both day and night in a variety of weather and climatic conditions ranging from freezing snowy conditions, through temperate wet and foggy conditions to hot conditions. The system shall furthermore be able to cope with i.a.vibrations and electromagnetic fields around the vehicles.
The system will be used on wheeled vehicles.
The framework agreement also covers related services including education, software updates and service, and support.