Golf Simulator Salient Characteristics.pdf
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- HD Sports Simulator
- Solicitation number
- FA465924QZ023
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This document contains the Salient Characteristics for installing a high definition sports simulator, specifically focused on golf, at the 10th Space Warning Squadron located at Cavalier AFS, North Dakota. The key requirements include:
The simulator must fit into an 18' x 20' x 9' space, provide a turn-key operation with everything needed except personal equipment, have an easy-to-use operating system with advanced tracking capabilities to accurately measure ball flight and club performance data, offer 3D modeling of actual golf courses, provide a high-quality screen for use with real golf balls, be safe for both participants and observers, include touchscreen controls for easy operation, support multiplayer gaming and league play, and offer a sports package with specialty equipment like laser guns and archery. The installation must meet all applicable safety, security, and building code requirements. Performance is required to be completed 180 calendar days after contract award.
The related federal contract opportunity, Solicitation Number FA465924QZ023, seeks to procure the complete product, shipping, and installation of this high definition sports simulator system for the Department of the Air Force's Air Mobility Command.
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Salient Characteristics 10th Space Warning Squadron
707 Spraker Drive Cavalier AFS, ND 58220
Install HDSports Simulator Bldg 707
Install a high definition stable and easy to use interactive sports simulator that includes multiple sports (focus on golf) and outdoor sportsman capabilities. Install must meet all safety and security requirements for being installed into a government facility.
System must include the following features:
Complete setup must fit into a 18’ x 20’ x 9’ high space with room for spectators. Setup needs to include everything needed (except for personal equipment, such as golf clubs) for a turn-key operation.
Easy to operate operating system capable of processing complex data to give accurate ball flight and object tracking. System should have multiple cameras to accurately capture ball spin, club head speed, launch angle, object path, object contact (such as heel or toe of golf club face), angle of face (open or closed), and object speed to properly calculate accurate distance of ball flight.
Accuracy of measurements to provide at least a 1/10th of a degree club face angle and ball spin to a +/- 100 revolutions per minute to capture even subtle ball spins for golf shots.
System must offer 3D modeling to incorporate hi-res digital images to present actual course data and details. Software should include real course data to offer a true-to-life experience.
High quality long-lasting non-marking quiet and low-rebound screen for use with actual golf balls and sports equipment. Must offer safe using in the space provided for both participate and observers.
Ease of use should include touchscreen operations with a quick and easy change between sports, games, player set-up, course selections, and game set-up settings.
System must offer multiplayer gaming and offer opportunities for league play.
Sports package to include specialty equipment such as laser guns and bow and arrows for archery play.
Continued technical support with easy access to ensure the system stays up and running.
Training for available members upon install. Instructions for members to be able to reference during operations.
All work in accordance with applicable UFCs, OSHA, specifically IAW OSHA 1926.501(a)(1) and building codes.
A pre-proposal site visit shall be made available, upon request. Scheduling shall be coordinated with Scott Holmquist, (701-993-3688), to accommodate all interested parties.
Performance shall be completed 180 calendar days after contract award.
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