Attachment 1 - Salient Characteristics ISRS.pdf
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- 673 SFS INCIDENT SCENE RECONTRUCTION SYSTEM Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA500024Q0015
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This document is a detailed set of system requirements for an Incident Scene Reconstruction System (ISRS) being requested by the 673 Security Forces Squadron (673 SFS). The key requirements include:
The ISRS must have the ability to initiate chain of custody (hash) the data at the time of use, have a ranging error of no greater than +/- 1mm and angular accuracy of less than 20 arc seconds, utilize a Class 1 laser, have a scanning range of at least 350 meters, an integral compass, a field of view of at least 300 degrees vertically and 360 degrees horizontally, a scan speed of at least 97 Hz, and an automatic leveling function. It must also have an integrated HDR camera with at least 13 megapixels, the ability to calculate object heights, a minimum 64 GB data storage capacity, and a lightweight stabilizing stand. The system must include a portable workstation capable of integrating with the BOSCH Crash Data Recovery System and meeting minimum processor, RAM, storage, firmware, graphics, and display requirements. The vendor must provide 5 years of labor and repair coverage, a replacement system during repairs, and on-site training for 4 personnel.
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| FA500024Q0015 - ISRS - Combo.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 - Price Schedule.pdf | ||
| FA500024Q0015 - ISRS - Combo.pdf |
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The 673 SFS is requesting a crime scene scanning and reconstruction system meeting the following requirements:
System Requirements:
o Must initiate chain of custody (hash) the data at the time of device use to prevent possibility for data manipulation before transferring data to the storage device o Must have a ranging error of no greater than + or – 1mm and angular accuracy of less than 20 arc seconds to ensure greatest accuracy for the rendering of the incident scene.
o Must utilize a class 1 laser product to allow utilization of the device within the area of the airfield without interference to airfield operations.
o Must have a scanning range of no less than 350 meters to ensure quick and accurate collection of data involving the incident scene.
o Must have an integral compass for accurate orientation of the scans.
o Must have a field of view of no less than 300 degrees vertically and 360 degrees horizontally.
o Must have a scan speed of no less than 97 Hz.
o Must have an automatic leveling function for data consistency.
o Must have an integrated HDR camera with a resolution of no less than 13 MPx to provide a visual scanning of the scene paired with the range and angular data collected.
o Must have the ability to provide a height calculation for objects located in the scanned incident scene.
o Capturing instrument must have a minimum data storage capacity of 64 GB.
o Must provide a lightweight stabilizing stand for the systems sensor head to prevent scanning inaccuracies during data collection at the incident site.
o Must provide a portable workstation not connected to the AF Network with all required software and connection ports for data transfer from the scanning device to the workstation for storage and evaluation.
Must have the ability to integrate data provided through the BOSCH Crash Data
Recovery System.
Must meet the following minimum requirements:
Processor: 1 GHz or faster with 2 or more cores, 64-bit
RAM: 32 GB
Storage: 512GB or larger, Solid State
System Firmware: UEFI, Secure Boot-capable
Graphics: compatible with DirectX 12 or later with WDDM 2.0 driver
Display: HD (720p) greater than 9” diagonally, 8 bits per color channel o Must provide a 5 year coverage for system labor and repair to include cleaning and calibration for the devices associated with the system. The vendor must provide a replacement system during all calibration and repairs conducted on the system at no cost to the end user for the duration of the coverage.
o Must provide on site system training for 4 personnel to include train the trainer materials that may be reproduced for sole use of the Air Force for future training at
JBER.
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