Attachment 2 - NB6720202400663 Brand Name Justification.pdf

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Brand Name - Millimeter Wave Wideband Analysis Software RFQ Federal contract opportunity
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NB6720202400663
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Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology

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This brand name justification and related federal contract opportunity request software licenses for Keysight Technologies' Millimeter Wave Wideband Analysis Software. The National Institute of Standards and Technology requires the proprietary software to expand its existing oscilloscope hardware and support ongoing research into supply chain security using radio frequency signatures. The justification cites the need to expand capabilities to meet research requirements. Interested vendors should review solicitation number NB6720202400663 for the full request for quotation due by the unspecified deadline. The Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology is the issuing agency.

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BRAND NAME JUSTIFICATION

Requirement. NB6720202400663 - Millimeter Wave Wideband Analysis Software

This is a brand name justification for Keysight Millimeter Wave Wideband Analysis Software.

These software licenses for Keysight Technologies, Inc. brand products are necessary to expand current capabilities to meet research requirements. They will support existing oscilloscope hardware components manufactured by Keysight Technologies, Inc. The licenses are proprietary to the original equipment manufacturer and will allow expansion of NIST’s work in supply chain security using over-the-air radio frequency signatures.

Daniel Kent, Contracting Officer

2024-01-02T07:16:32-0600
DANIEL KENT

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