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Create free accountTrade Agreement: NONE Tendering Procedures: Attachment: None Competitive Procurement Strategy: Best Overall Proposal Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement: No Nature of Requirements: DEVELOPMENT OF FLASH BASED CONSOLE INTERFACES AND THEIR INTEGRATION WITH THE VICTORIA SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT
Defence Research and Development Canada - Atlantic (DRDC Atlantic) of the Department of National Defence (DND) has a requirement for computer software development services related to the development of Flash based sonar consoles and their integration to the virtual VICTORIA synthetic environment. The virtual VICTORIA concept calls for simulated systems including sonar and underwater combat systems to be integrated to create a virtual representation of a VICTORIA class submarine control room. The existing architecture of the synthetic environment already includes a working client-server remoting and messaging technology for all Flash clients (BlazeDS). Previous related development work is available and includes early Flash based prototypes of select components within the 2040 sonar console. DRDC Atlantic requires the services of a Flash/Flex developer to build hi-fidelity replications of the operator interfaces used within the VICTORIA class control room. The work includes integration of the Flash client displays with the existing virtual VICTORIA synthetic environment. The objective is to replicate several predetermined sonar console interfaces specific to the Victoria class submarine and integrate them with the existing System Test Bed (STB) sonar processing system in the virtual VICTORIA synthetic environment. Based upon the success of console work completed and any outstanding balance of unused hours, additional Flash development work related to the virtual VICTORIA Integrated Information Display (IID) concept may by assigned. This contract will require the contractor to have access to Controlled Goods.
Contractor must be registered under the Controlled Goods Program.
Completion date of this project is March 31, 2013 and a maximum budget is $50,000.00 plus applicable taxes.
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