Attachment 1 - Specification.pdf
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This document is a solicitation (RFQ) for the procurement of 288-megapixel resolution color and monochrome cameras to be used in imaging inspection systems for detecting small contaminants on animal carcasses. The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Environmental Microbial and Food Safety Laboratory (EMFSL) in Beltsville, Maryland is looking to purchase a "Brand Name or Equal" to the Vision Systems Technology VP-288MX2-C15K color camera and VP-288MX2-M15K monochrome camera. The cameras must meet specific requirements including 288-megapixel resolution, CoaXPress 2.0 interface, minimum frame rates, global shutter CMOS technology, and environmental operating conditions. This is a 100% small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 334516. Quotes are due by 08/06/2024 and must include documentation demonstrating technical capability, a firm fixed price quote, and a Unique Entity ID. Award will be made on the basis of lowest priced technically acceptable offer.
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MEGAPIXEL RESOLUTION CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS
(Brand Name or Equal)
I. BACKGROUND
The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Environmental Microbial and Food Safety Laboratory (EMFSL) in Beltsville, Maryland, wants to purchase a Brand Name or Equal to Vision Systems Technology 288-megapixel resolution color (VP- 288MX2-C15K) and Mono (VP-288MX2-M15K) cameras to develop imaging inspection systems for detecting small contaminants on animal carcasses. A high-resolution camera is required to inspect small substances on a large object, such as an entire beef carcass. Cameras for the inspection imaging systems have a CoaXpress 2.0 interface and a 288-megapixel resolution. In addition, each camera comes with a lens, frame grabber, image data cable, and power source. Since small substances such as hair, bugs, and pieces of metal and plastic are difficult to detect using a conventional imaging camera, the inspection systems require a minimum of 288-megapixel (24000x12000) resolution. Moreover, the imaging systems require a stable connection and frame rate to avoid losing the image data in real-time use.
II. REQUIREMENTS
288 megapixel resolution mono and color cameras must be capable of the following:
• 288 Megapixel resolution >= 24000 x 12000 pixels
• CoaXPress 2.0 Interface
• Frame rate >= 15 fps at 50 Gbps (Mono)
• Frame rate >= 10 fps at 50 Gbps (Color)
• Global Shutter CMOS Technology
• Pixel by Pixel PRNU Correction
• Hot Pixel Correction
• Defective Pixel Correction
• Flat Field Correction with Sequencer Control
• Dynamic range >= 60 dB at 12-bit
• Broad operation temperature range: 0~40 °C
• Power requirement <= 36 W
• Interface with LabVIEW and Python programming software
• Provide API and SDK to programming
• Custom lens mount
• Black Level Control: 0~255 LSB at 12bit
• Electronic Shutter: Global Shutter
• Image sensor: Grade A
Two lenses must be capable of the following:
• Focal length: 90mm, Magnification: 0.5x ~ 0.03x, image circle: 94mm
Two frame Grabbers must be capable of the following:
• Four-connection CoaXPress CXP-12 frame grabber
Two camera data cable must be capable of the following:
• Single CXP12 HD-BNC to single HD-BNC, 5m length CXP12 cable
Two power source must be capable of the following:
• 12V 5A Vieworks camera power supply 2M
III. Location Pickup/ Delivery Requirements
• Delivery 180 days after Award.
• Address: USDA ARS EMFSL BLDG 303 BARC EAST, POWDER MILL
RD, BELTSVILLE, MD, US, 20705
• Deliveries must be made between M-F 7:00am – 3:30pm
• Delivery Point of Contact: Insuck Baek 240-524-1180 or insuck.baek@usda.gov mailto:insuck.baek@usda.gov
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