RFID Tags_Salient Characteristics.pdf
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- RFID Tags Federal contract opportunity
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- FA480325Q0015
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This document outlines salient characteristics for RFID tags required by the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command. The specifications call for passive RFID tags that must be compatible with SmarTrack Digital Asset Tracking Software and custom encryption, designed to track Air Force Individual Protective Equipment including firearms, magazines, canteens, Joint First Aid Kits, helmets, plate carriers, and ESAPI plates.
The procurement requires four types of RFID tags in specific quantities: 3,500 blank flexible metal tags (3"x0.1"), 12,000 pre-printed serialized flexible metal tags (3"x0.1"), 2,750 plastic zip tie tags (12"), and 2,500 HID SlimFlex UHF tags (3.25"x0.75"). All tags must use M730 chip or higher, be durable and rugged, support write/read capabilities, password protection, private stealth mode, specific reader integration, and remote kill functionality. The tags must be printable on Zebra ZT411 RFID Metal Printer and include features like matching human-readable numbers and 2D barcodes where specified.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Printed Serialized flexible on metal RFID tag.pdf | ||
| BLANK RFID flexible on metal for printing RFID TAG.pdf | ||
| Plastic Zip Tie Tags.pdf | ||
| HID Slimflex RFID Tag with Slots with Barcode.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA480325Q0015.pdf | ||
| Solicitation Amendment FA480325Q00150001 SF 30.pdf | ||
| RFID Tags_Salient Characteristics.pdf |
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RFID Salient Characteristics
RFID Requirements:
• All RFID tags must be passive.
• All RFID tags must be compatible/operable with SmarTrack Digital Asset Tracking
Software and SmarTrack custom encryption.
• The RFID tags must not prevent the functional operations of assets. Assets to be
RFID tagged are Air Force Individual Protective Equipment including but not limited to firearms, magazines, canteens, Joint First Aid Kit, helmets, plate carriers, and ESAPI plates.
• The RFID tags shall be made of a durable and rugged material to limit wear, tear and damage of the chip.
• The RFID tags must be writable, readable, can be password protected, can be but into private stealth mode, can be integrated to only work a specified reader and mobile device, can be remotely killed.
• All RFID tags must be M730 chip or higher.
*pictures of requested tag samples are attached
Description Quantity Dimensions
Blank RFID flexible on Metal Tag ready for printing with the Zebra ZT411 RFID Metal Printer
3,500 3”(L) x .1”(W)
Pre-Printed Serialized flexible on Metal RFID Tag. Encoded RFID tag with Matching Human Readable Printed Number and 2D Barcode.
For Printing with the Zebra ZT411 RFID on Metal Printer
12,000 3”(L) x .1”(W)
Plastic Zip Tie Tags RFID 2,750 12”
HID SlimFlex UHF RFID Tag- Global, M730, Tag with Slots with Barcode
2,500 3.25”(L) x .75”(W)
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