SATPC0041179 Tab 04 QA Template.pdf
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- 80NSSC26933445Q-1
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract opportunity 80NSSC26933445Q-1 regarding the purchase of an MSMS-VCSEL Laser system.
The document addresses three key inquiries from potential offerors. Regarding sweep rate capability, the minimum requirement is 1 MHz, with multiple sweep rates considered a bonus feature rather than a mandatory requirement; offerors may propose multiple sweep rates as an evaluation option with associated cost premiums. For the photodetector component, a photodetector must be provided meeting minimum specifications, but integration with the swept source is not required. The procurement calls for one unit only, with no additional quantities specified for fiscal years 2027 or 2028.
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Q&A Document
80NSSC26933445Q-1– Purchase of MSMS-VCSEL Laser
Q: 1. Does the swept source needs to support all three different sweep rates?
2. Is the integrated balanced photodetector a must?
3. How many units are needed? This year, 2027, 2028?
1. The minimum requirement is a sweep rate of 1 MHz. Multiple sweep rates is a bonus but not a requirement. (Are we allowed to consider the option of multiple sweep rates in evaluation? I.e. I think we would be willing to pay more for multiple sweep rates but it is not a hard requirement)
2. A photodetector must be provided with the minimum requirements speci�ied, it does not necessarily need to be integrated
3. 1 unit
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