The Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) intends an FY25 procurement of Spirent test equipment and services to ensure the performance and reliability of High-Speed Ethernet (HSE) networks. This equipment enables rigorous end-to-end testing, advanced automation, and validation of bandwidth, efficiency, and reliability against industry standards like RFC-2544 and RFC-3918. These Spirent tools are integral to the Marine Corps Conformance Architecture, providing a comprehensive framework for network assessments and evaluations.
Synopsis:
The Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA) intends to procure Spirent test equipment and associated services in Fiscal Year 2025. This equipment is critical for ensuring the performance and reliability of High-Speed Ethernet (HSE) networks within the Marine Corps.
MCTSSA utilizes Spirent solutions to validate network bandwidth, efficiency, and reliability through rigorous end-to-end testing and advanced test automation, essential for seamless deployments and optimal network performance. These Spirent tools are integral to the Marine Corps Conformance Architecture, providing a comprehensive framework for network assessments, evaluations, and tests. They facilitate testing based on industry standards such as RFC-2544 (throughput, jitter, latency), RFC-3918 (multicast throughput), and DSCP for Quality of Service (QoS) validation.
FAR Part 10 requires market research prior to development of new requirements for an acquisition. The results of the Government’s market research will be used to determine whether qualified resellers exist, the appropriate NAICS for the software and whether small businesses are available to meet the Government’s requirement.
