A02 - Statement of Work_Description of Requirement.pdf

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Intent to Sole Source - Acoustic Telemetry Fish Tags and Receivers
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This document is a Description of Requirement for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District, detailing the procurement of acoustic telemetry equipment for fish tracking. The requirement includes 500 acoustic tags (200 V13-1x external case and 300 V16-4x rounded case) and 8 NexTrakR1 acoustic receivers. The tags operate at 69 kHz, transmit continuously, and have estimated battery lives of 633 and 2,333 days respectively. The receivers are durable, waterproof, compatible with both freshwater and saltwater environments, feature Bluetooth technology for data offloads, have 32 MB non-volatile flash memory, and are powered by 13-month lithium D cell batteries. The equipment will be shipped to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at the Clock Tower Building in Rock Island, Illinois, and is specifically designed to be fully compatible with existing VEMCO acoustic receiver arrays.

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Description of Requirement

Purchase of QTY 500 tags and 8 receivers (NexTrakR1) to be associated with remote acoustic telemetry receiver arrays. Acoustic telemetry tags are being used to track telemetry tagged fish. These tags must be fully compatible with the current VEMCO acoustic receiver arrays

Tags:

Tag type - Acoustic coded tag; internal implant Frequency - 69 kHz Programming - Transmit continuously upon activation until the battery is non-functional

200 tags: V13-1x external case: 120 second ping delay; estimated battery life approximately 633 days.

300 tags: V16-4x rounded case: 120 second ping delay; estimated battery life approximately 2333 days.

Receivers:

8 NexTrakR1 acoustic receivers: Each acoustic monitoring receiver is capable of identifying 69 kHz coded transmitters. Individual units are durable, water proof and appropriate for use in both salt and freshwater environments (lakes, rivers and oceans).

Each unit is equipped with Bluetooth technology for wireless data offloads, 32 MB non-volatile flash memory and a 13 month 2 - Lithium D cell batteries.

Ship to:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island

Clock Tower Building

ATTN: Kyle Bales

1500 Rock Island Drive

Rock Island, IL 61201

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