FA8051-20-S-C001 Questions and Answers.docx

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Commerical Solutions Opening - Portable Imaging Capability Federal contract opportunity
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FA8051-20-S-C001
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Installation Contracting Agency

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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal solicitation seeking innovative portable imaging capabilities. The solicitation seeks technologies to enable visualizing internal components through new imaging and source techniques. It also aims to develop processes for manipulating, stitching, and interfacing images to clearly visualize internals and enable precise render safe procedures. Innovative packaging is sought to support both wired and wireless configurations for fly-away and base missions. The two-step solicitation requires white papers by July 7, 2020 and anticipates demonstrations in August, with timelines subject to change. The soliciting agency is the Air Force Civil Engineer Center within the Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center Installation Contracting Agency.

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FA8051-20-S-C001

Portable Imaging Capability Commercial Solutions Opening

1. Is this a turnkey project? e.g. Do they expect to install XTK? Is it preferred the systems come with XTK installed or after procurement?

Yes. It is expected that commercial solutions include all software or any other necessary program required to solve the current image manipulation limitations.

2. Is there any integration to a robot on the scope of the project? If yes, to which one?

Integrations to a robot is not required in the scope of this project, however, all participants are encouraged to outline any existing robot system integration on their systems in the Step 1 White Paper. Participants are encouraged to outline any innovation or additional benefits that may bring value to the Government.

3. What is the timeline of step 1 and step 2?

The Government anticipates to issue Step 2 Request for Proposal letters to selected Step 1 participants mid July 2020. Demonstrations and testing of Step 2 participants are anticipated to occur in August. Timelines are subject to change.

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