PWS V2.2 - NGT II - 01JUL2025.pdf
Posted: July 10, 2025
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This performance work statement (pws) for the next generation transponder (ngt-ii) acquisition, designated w519tc-25-r-ngt2, is dated july 1, 2025.
the pws outlines the requirements for providing advanced cellular, satellite, and hybrid tracking technologies to support the logistics needs of the department of defense (dod), u.s. coast guard (uscg), nato, and other federal agencies. The primary objectives include enhancing global logistics capabilities through standardized and interoperable systems that can support joint operations and foreign military sales (fms) requirements. The ngt-ii transponders will be utilized for various applications such as tracking government assets, managing inventory, monitoring military transportation, and handling perishable goods.
The document specifies that the contractor must provide comprehensive support services including hardware, communication data services, warranty, and program management across six geographic combatant commands:
- usnorthcom
- usindopacom
- uscentcom
- useucom
- ussouthcom
- usafricom
It also emphasizes compliance with numerous government standards and regulations related to cybersecurity, electromagnetic interference control, and operational security.
Additionally, the pws includes detailed sections on transponder specifications—such as power requirements and data exchange protocols—as well as program support elements like user guides and a 24/7 service desk. Contractors are encouraged to propose alternative standards that meet or exceed the outlined requirements at no additional cost while ensuring ongoing compliance throughout the contract period.
the pws outlines the requirements for providing advanced cellular, satellite, and hybrid tracking technologies to support the logistics needs of the department of defense (dod), u.s. coast guard (uscg), nato, and other federal agencies. The primary objectives include enhancing global logistics capabilities through standardized and interoperable systems that can support joint operations and foreign military sales (fms) requirements. The ngt-ii transponders will be utilized for various applications such as tracking government assets, managing inventory, monitoring military transportation, and handling perishable goods.
The document specifies that the contractor must provide comprehensive support services including hardware, communication data services, warranty, and program management across six geographic combatant commands:
- usnorthcom
- usindopacom
- uscentcom
- useucom
- ussouthcom
- usafricom
It also emphasizes compliance with numerous government standards and regulations related to cybersecurity, electromagnetic interference control, and operational security.
Additionally, the pws includes detailed sections on transponder specifications—such as power requirements and data exchange protocols—as well as program support elements like user guides and a 24/7 service desk. Contractors are encouraged to propose alternative standards that meet or exceed the outlined requirements at no additional cost while ensuring ongoing compliance throughout the contract period.
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