The CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health awarded a purchase order to ATA Engineering, Inc. on September 25, 2026 for a rugged, mobile data acquisition system for coal mine roof safety research, with a ceiling value of $54,085.50.
Work is performed in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania at the NIOSH Pittsburgh Mining Research Division. The system must deliver 12 simultaneous data acquisition channels (expandable to 24), 16-bit resolution minimum, 200 kHz sample rate with 100 dB anti-aliasing filters, synchronized onboard data storage, and standalone operation without PC connection. The system requires universal signal conditioning for IEPE accelerometers and strain gauges, wireless remote control via tablet or mobile device, integrated synchronized camera, and CAN bus capability. Physical requirements include footprint under 10 by 12 inches, weight under 20 pounds, fanless design, IP67 ingress protection, 0°F to 120°F operating temperature range, and ability to withstand 5g RMS vibration and 50g peak shock per MIL-STD-810. Full compatibility with the Government's existing Siemens Simcenter Testlab software environment is mandatory. Delivery is required within six months, with ultimate completion by March 25, 2027. The order originated from RFQ 75D301-26-Q-79258, posted September 17, 2026.