The U.S. Army's Product Manager Ground Sensors (PM GS) is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather market research for an upgrade to the Driver’s Vision Enhancer – Abrams (DVE-A) system, specifically the Driver’s Vision Enhancer – Abrams – High Definition (DVE-A-HD) capability. This RFI is for acquisition planning only and seeks industry input on refreshing technologies, integrating Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS)/Non-Developmental Item (NDI) components, maximizing competition, and reducing costs and schedules for the DVE-A-HD. The objective is to enhance the Abrams Main Battle Tank's vision capabilities, reduce vehicle incidents, and increase crew safety. PM GS is looking for solutions that fit existing physical profiles, meet Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP) constraints, and can produce approximately 200 units by FY27, with potential for up to 5,000 units. Responses are due by October 30, 2025, and interested parties may request one-on-one sessions and participate in a demonstration event.
This document includes specifications for the M1A1/A2 DVE Abrams Installation Kit, approved for government use and reproduction. It outlines part identification, assembly details, and special notes regarding data and revision history, emphasizing that data from prior manufacturers is not contractually binding. The document complies with ASME standards and specifies material, dimensions, and assembly instructions.
The document outlines the specifications for a Display/Control Module (DCM) designed for use with the Driver's Vision Enhancer (DVE) in ground combat vehicles. It includes requirements for electrical and mechanical interfaces, power protection, display characteristics, environmental resilience, and compliance with military standards. Key features include input power protection, display brightness control, and the ability to withstand various hazardous conditions without compromising functionality.
The document is a technical drawing for a DCM Bracket (DVE-M1) purchased by the government, containing specifications such as dimensions, materials (AL alloy 6061-T6/T651), and finishes (anodize, type III, class 2, black matte), and indicating that it may be reproduced for government procurement. It includes detailed drawings with tolerances, machining instructions, and a parts list for assembly, all marked according to military standards. There are notes indicating that dimensions and tolerances apply after finishing and reference applicable ASME standards.
The document outlines specifications for the installation and marking of various military hardware parts, including dimensions, surface treatments, and material requirements according to ASME standards. It provides details about several components, including bushing rod assemblies and threadlockers, along with necessary installation instructions and tolerances. The document is approved for public release and has no distribution restrictions.