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- Digital Altimeter Equipment for Airfield Usage Federal contract opportunity
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- W912L3-20-Q-2006
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Digital Altimeter Setting Indicator System Equipment Est. Dollar Value:
Solicitation #: W912L3-20-Q-2006 airfields and heliports. In order to maintain compliance with the requirements, GAAF Air Traffic Control (ATC) Maintenance has conducted market research and determined what equipment directly supports purchase of a Digital Altimeter Setting Indicator system. Paragraph four (4) above list the standardized Digital Altimeter Setting Indicator equipment required to purchase in support of the assigned mission. The list of supplies includes hardware items such as two Digital Display Panels to display the current altimeter setting in the Air Traffic Control Tower and Air Operations Center when conducting aviation missions, the Sensor / Translator measures barometric pressure and digitally coverts to site specific altimeter setting to be displayed on the two display panels. In order for the DASI to meet Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Army accreditation standards and be fully accredited, only equipment included in paragraph three (3) can be utilized. The two (2) items in the Description of Supplies/Services, (paragraph 4 above) are by brand name and model number.
b. Army Regulation 95-2 and TC3 04.15, and FAA Regulations establish the requirement for Altimeter Setting Indicators at all Army airfields and heliports, and due to mission requirements throughout the ARNG Airfields and FAA facilities nationwide.
Maintaining ASTRONICS DME EQUIPMENT allows for simplified maintenance, repair, and replacement through FAA Logistics Center support.
Section D: Efforts to Obtain Competition
8. Market Research: In order to maintain compliance with the requirements, the GAAF ATC Maintenance conducted market research and determined what brand name equipment would provide required services. Market research also indicates that there is one vendor that can supply the brand name items.
9. Actions to Increase Competition: Not applicable.
Section E: Steps to Preclude Future Single Source or Brand Name Awards
10. Not applicable.
11. Other Facts: Not applicable.
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