Attachment A - Salient Characteristics.docx

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The document is a Salient Characteristics attachment for a Wireless Audiometric Hearing Test System (WAHTS) solicitation. The solicitation (No. 47QSSC-25-Q-0163) is a one-time small business set-aside procurement for audio equipment under NAICS Code 339112, seeking 4 WAHTS AC Systems, 1 Admin Tablet with Software, and 1 Svantek SV 973A Sound Level Meter. The system must connect wirelessly to an Android tablet, be compliant with multiple hearing test standards (DoDI 6055.12, ANSI S3.6, OSHA 1910.05), and provide hearing test results exportable as PDF or CSV.

The procurement will be awarded using a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) method with FOB Destination pricing. Vendors must submit quotes for all line items by Wednesday, 23 July 2025 at 5:00pm EST, include a completed Vendor Quote Worksheet, and deliver within 30 calendar days after receipt of order to SFC Spears at Fort Stewart, GA. Contractors must have an active SAM.gov account, acknowledge orders through a vendor portal, and onboard with GSA OMS for purchase order tracking and payments. The solicitation is managed by the GSA Federal Acquisition Service and allows for brand name or equal products meeting the specified technical characteristics.

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WAHTS (Wireless Audiometric Hearing Test System)

· Connects wirelessly to an Android tablet

· Compliant with DoDI 6055.12 (hearing protector fit testing of certain personnel exposed to hazardous noise)

· All results exportable as PDF or CSV

· 32-40dB of attenuation, permitting testing at ambient noise level of 60 dB

· Octave bands from 250-8000 Hz

· Uses binaural 1/3 octave noise stimuli at 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz

· Hearing testing: compliant with ANSI S3.6, OSHA 1910.05, and IEC 60645-1

· Fit testing: compliant with ANSI S12.71 and DoDI 6055.12

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