9 Specifications Checklist 1132095.xlsx

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GPS Wildlife Video Collars - WY
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The document provided is a Specifications Checklist for GPS Wildlife Video Collars required under a federal contract opportunity. The key details are:

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has an upcoming requirement for 11 GPS Wildlife Video Collars to be delivered to Bozeman, MT. A single award, firm fixed price commercial supply contract is anticipated under NAICS code 334220 with a size standard of 1,250 employees and PSC code J035.

The Specifications Checklist details the required features for the GPS Wildlife Video Collars, including: Iridium collar, stainless steel label plate, camera option, USB interface, ability to store GPS locations for 13 months, video camera memory, battery life, weight, VHF beacon, radio-controlled drop-off, programming and data export capabilities, and warranty requirements. The collars must meet a demonstrated failure rate of less than 3%.

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List of Specifications
DescriptionIncluded (Yes or No)Notes/Comments

(If Applicable)

CLIN 0001GPS Wildlife Video Collars
Required Features
Sized for Mule Deer
IRIDIUM Collar - with 2D Battery (incl.10% DC)
Stainless Steel Label Plate
Radio and Timer controlled Drop Off
Camera Option, 238 GByte
Options to monitor with VHF Beacon, Mortality & Temperature sensor, Basic 3-axis Activity sensor, and Virtual Fence
USB to camera (4 pin connector)
Direct connection for camera collars to Windows PC
Camera IDs < 3000
USB to Collar Interface (8 Pin Connector)
Direct connection of the Collar to the USB Port
Ability to store hourly GPS locations for at least 13 months and relay those via the Iridium platform.
Video camera with at least 35 hours of store-on-board non-volatile memory on a remotely determined schedule.
Battery power sufficient to accomplish #5 and #6 for 13 months.
Less than 1.5kg in total weight
VHF beacon in the 160-175 MHz range
Radio-controlled drop-off with timer-controlled back-up capable of being reprogrammed by user without return to factory
Drop-off housed inside battery housing to provide better protection from damage.
Collars must be shipped pre-programmed with project programming criteria.
Data must be capable of being downloaded directly to Esri software platform, Movebank, or other database service using API formatting.
Iridium upload and download options for locations and modification of video schedules.
A demonstrated failure rate of less than 3%.
A two-year warranty on electronic components and replacement of failed equipment that does not depend on having failed equipment returned.
Remotely modifiable VHF beacon frequencies as this helps to avoid any potential conflicts within the Yellowstone region.

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