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The following elements are required to fully relocate and upgrade the existing Marine
simulators:
Ships Bridge Simulator
K-Sim Navigation upgrade:
K-Sim Navigation Full Mission and Desktop Simulator System Relocation:
Installation of AV equipment (wall-mounted monitors, speakers, mics etc) in Instructor/debrief rooms
Ships Engine Room Control Room Simulator
K-Sim Engine Full Mission #1 and Desktop Simulator System Relocation:
K-Sim Engine Full Mission #1 Expansion:
K-Sim Engine Full Mission #1 Simulator Software License:
Network equipment, new switches for Full Mission #1
Milestone CCTV Cameras:
| Lot | Title | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lot 1 | — |
| Title | Supplier | Value | Awarded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Award 1 | KONSGBERG | — | — |
| Award 2 | KONSGBERG | — | — |
K-Sim Engine Desktop Software Licenses for WS Room #1:
DIRECT AWARD JUSTIFICATION
Current simulation systems are provided by Kongsberg Maritime.
The specialist hardware equipment and software is designed to operate with K-Sim Nav &
Eng operating system which is currently running in all simulator facilities. Hardware and
Software could be sourced from an alternative supplier but it would mean having to
replace much of the simulation suite at a cost in the region of £4-5m.
The current simulators have been used for an extensive period of time. During that time a
very large library has been developed of hydrodynamic ship models and 3D geographic
database areas, nearly all developed for specific clients who expect to be able to use
them when they require training. These areas and models are only compatible with
Kongsberg simulation and are developed using Kongsberg software tools.
All the exercises developed over this extensive time period are also only compatible with
Kongsberg simulation.
Tyne Coast College holds the IP and for this software development. It would take many
months, if not years, to recreate this development if the College moved to another
simulation provider.