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ACAT II<br />

Force Provider (FP)<br />

PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support | Detroit Arsenal, MI<br />

WARFIGHT<strong>IN</strong>G<br />

FUNCTION<br />

Mission Command<br />

Movement and Maneuver<br />

Intelligence<br />

Fires<br />

Sustainment<br />

Maneuver Support<br />

and Protection<br />

Engagement<br />

ACQUISITION<br />

LIFECYCLE PHASE<br />

Materiel Solution Analysis<br />

Technology Maturation &<br />

Risk Reduction<br />

Engineering & Manufacturing<br />

Development<br />

Production & Deployment<br />

Operations & Support<br />

DESCRIPTION<br />

Each Force Provider (FP) is a high-quality deployable base camp that<br />

contains billeting, latrines, showers, laundry and kitchen facilities.<br />

The modules include fuel support, water and waste management,<br />

environmental control units, power generation and power distribution<br />

support ranging from 50- to 150-Soldier camps.<br />

FP is staged in Army Prepositioned Stocks 1, 3 and 4 to support<br />

combatant commanders’ requirements. All system components weigh<br />

less than 10,000 pounds and are prepackaged for rapid transport via air<br />

(C-130, C-141, C-5 and C-17), sea, road or rail.<br />

Additional operational add-on kits include cold-weather kits, primepower<br />

kits, large-scale electric kitchens, administration kits, and morale<br />

welfare and recreation kits. Resource efficiency add-ons include shower<br />

water reuse systems, energy saving shelter shades and insulating liner<br />

systems. New FP modules use AirBeam shelter technology, which reduces<br />

setup time from days to hours. These operational energy upgrades reduce<br />

fuel, power and water requirements.<br />

BENEFIT TO THE WARFIGHTER<br />

FP provides military personnel with configurable, containerized,<br />

expeditionary base camp modules designed to improve the warfighter’s<br />

performance, morale, welfare and quality of life, while reducing fuel,<br />

power and water consumption rates.<br />

SPECIFICATIONS<br />

• A 150-Soldier FP set deploys via 18 triple container (TRICON)<br />

systems consisting of:<br />

››<br />

Eight latrine systems<br />

››<br />

Eight shower systems<br />

››<br />

One kitchen system<br />

››<br />

Containerized batch laundry systems<br />

››<br />

Fourteen TRICON refrigerated containers<br />

››<br />

Six 60-kW tactical quiet generators<br />

››<br />

10 modular personnel tents (air supported)<br />

››<br />

Two 400,000 British-thermal-unit water heaters<br />

››<br />

One improved fuel distribution system<br />

››<br />

Six mobile electric power distribution replacement systems<br />

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10 environmental control units<br />

• All system components weigh less than 10,000 pounds<br />

PROGRAM STATUS<br />

• FY14: Preliminary Design Review for Rigid Wall<br />

configuration completed<br />

• FY14-FY15: Energy efficiency testing of the Rigid Wall<br />

Shelter System<br />

PROJECTED ACTIVITIES<br />

• 2QFY16: Integration of Rigid Wall Shelters and Full<br />

Materiel Release<br />

MILESTONE DECISION<br />

AUTHORITY<br />

Defense Acquisition Executive<br />

Army Acquisition Executive<br />

Program Executive Officer<br />

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UNITED STATES <strong>ARMY</strong>

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