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Alpha Spectroscopy System Federal contract opportunity
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center Wright Patterson Air Force Base

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Statement of Work For Alpha Analyst

Title: Alpha Analyst Document Date: 30 May 2019

1. Scope The Radioanalytical laboratory requires the use of alpha spectroscopy for the preparation of its bioassay and environmental samples (alpha emitting nuclides that can't be measured by any other means). The radioanalytical laboratory currently owns one alpha spec system. The current system will only hold 24 samples and the lab requires additional counting capability that will integrate seamlessly to the existing system.

1.1 Background: The Radioanalytical Laboratory needs additional capacity for added alpha spectroscopy workload. The new Instrument will enable the laboratory to double its alpha spectroscopy throughput (Bioassay and environmental samples). It will also constitute a usable backup instrument in case of a failure of the 24 chamber unit already in operation. The purchase of this equipment will directly support analytical capability for nuclear events requiring fast radionuclide analysis for mitigation of health, social and economic effects. The alpha spectroscopy system will help with recoil contamination protection. Even with the most carefully prepared samples system operators cannot eliminate the possibility of contamination of the detector with recoil nuclei. This unwanted contamination leads to decreased measurement sensitivity and ultimately longer counting times until some detectors are eventually rendered useless.

2. Applicable Documents: N/A

3 Requirements/Salient Characteristics:

The Alpha Analyst system shall include a recoil suppression system as a standard feature on each instrument. The recoil suppression system shall maintain consistently low backgrounds, maintain sample throughput to extend the life of alpha detectors.

Alpha Analyst system:

Operating Conditions:

Operates at 0-50ºC Humidity Conditions: Normal up to 95% No refrigeration.

Dimensions:

2 each benchtop units with Six dual spectrometers in each unit, Chassis, System Controller, Integration of Spectrometer, Vacuum and controller in benchtop cabinet. A450-18AM Alpha PIPS Detector, Direct Drive Vacuum Pump, MODULES – Two vacuum chambers per Dual Spectrometer Module.

■ VACUUM CHAMBERS – Low background stainless steel; 8.26 x 6.03 x 6.35 cm (3.25 x 2.375 x 2.5 in.), H x W x D. This is a std size for this manufacturer.

■ SAMPLE SIZE – Up to 51 mm (2.0 in.) in diameter.

■ SAMPLE-TO-DETECTOR SPACING – 1 to 45 mm in 4 mm increments. Adjustable shelves within the chamber, each adjustment is 4mm.

■ MAXIMUM DETECTOR SIZE – 1200 mm2. Our specification is for 24 A450-18AM PIPS detectors.

■ VACUUM GAUGE – Intrisic Vacuum monitoring of each Dual Alpha Spectrometer Module is performed by the respective module’s processor; read out by the host computer

■ VACUUM RANGE – 0 to >26.7 kPa (0 to >200 Torr).

■ VACUUM/BIAS INTERLOCK – The Dual Alpha Spectrometer Module will turn on the bias when a vacuum level of <10 kPa (<75 Torr) is reached.

■ EMERGENCY VENTING – Manual vent screw to vent both chambers of a Dual Alpha Spectrometer module, in the event of a communications, computer or power failure. Located on the valve block on the rear panel of the module.

■ BIAS SUPPLY – Bias control for each Spectrometer Module; the bias for both Detectors/Chambers on a Spectrometer Module is set identically; controlled through the host computer; adjustable in 1 V increments from 0 to 100 V.

■ DETECTOR LEAKAGE CURRENT MONITOR: – 4 nA to +2500 nA range;

■ REFERENCE PULSER – Each chamber in a Spectrometer Module has its own independent pulser. The pulsers associated with all Spectrometer Modules are synchronized, allowing up to 48 chambers to be QA (Quality Assurance) checked simultaneously

– FREQUENCY STABILITY – ±50 ppm.

– RANGE – 0 to 10 MeV; limited by system threshold to 70% of full range; computer controlled.

– ADJUSTMENT RESOLUTION – 12 bits (2.5 keV granularity).

– AMPLITUDE DRIFT – <±100 ppm/°C.

– LONG TERM DRIFT – <±0.005% of full scale/24 hours at constant temperature.

ACCESSORIES:

■ POWER: 120v +/- -10%

■ A450-18AM Alpha PIPS Detectors (24 ea)

■ Direct drive vacuum pump, 120V

■ FILTER, ONE PORT WITH CARTRIDGE, VACUUM LINE OIL VAPOR FILTER

■ Replacement filter cartridges (pack of 5)

■ Exhaust filter kit to reduce noise and oil vapor

■ Replacement exhaust filter ■APEX Alpha Server license

■ APEX Client license S772C-requires current versions of S500C,S509C, S505C, S506C requires -Requires Windows 7 x32 and x64, or W10 x 64 as well as the SQL Server 2008 Data Base

■ G2K Basic Multi-Input Update S500U V3.4

■ G2K Alpha Analysis Update S509C V304

■ Genie Quality Assurance Update S505U

■ G2K Interactive Peak Fit Update S506C V1.4

DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

■ Vendor shall be an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) authorized dealer, authorized distributor or authorized reseller for the proposed equipment/system. All software licensing, warranty and service associated with the equipment/system shall be in accordance with the OEM terms and conditions.

■ Vendor shall deliver the system within 8 weeks of award.

■ Upon delivery, the vendor shall install system hardware and software, with integration into the current radioanalytical laboratory information technology enclave

■ Vendor shall provide 5 days of installation and familiarization training for radioanalytical laboratory personnel at Wright Patterson AFB. After training, personnel shall be capable of carrying out normal system operation.

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