Attachment 1 - Items List.pdf
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This document is an Attachment 1 - Items List associated with a pre-solicitation for a federal contract opportunity.
The pre-solicitation, F3G1MN4065AW03, is for 57 IAS Signal Decoding Software. The government is seeking capabilities packages from potential sources, including small businesses, 8(a), HUBZone, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned small businesses, that are capable of providing the KRYPTO 500 HF-SHF decoder, receiver control and analysis suite, with the ability to decode 2G/3G/4G ALE waveforms, provide classification of emitter identification, unlimited concurrent signal parsing, and support MidasBlue, VITA49 transport and DoD RedHawk. Responses are due by April 18, 2024 at 4:00 PM Pacific Time. The NAICS code for this acquisition is 513210 Software Publishers with a $47,000,000 size standard. The government reserves the right to consider a small business set-aside based on the responses received.
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57 Informa�on Aggressor Squadron (IAS)
Signal Decoding So�ware
Atachment 1 - Items List
This requirement is brand name or equal to KRYPTO 500 decoding so�ware. Capability statements proposing alternate items shall be supported with adequate descrip�ons and specifica�on of alternate items to substan�ate the “or equal” designa�on.
CLIN ITEM DESCRIPTION UOM QTY
0001 KRYPTO 500 HF-SHF decoder, receiver control and analysis suite
Each 2
Any suggested “or equal” item must meet the following salient characteris�cs:
• Ability to decode 2G/3G/4G ALE waveforms
• Ability to provide classifica�on of emiter (modem) iden�fica�on
• Unlimited concurrent signal parsing of the same signal
• Support for MidasBlue, VITA49 transport and DoD RedHawk
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