GPS Survey Grade System Specifications.xlsx

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Survey Grade GPS System
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S-63500-00006415
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Marion County, Oregon

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This document contains specifications for a survey grade GPS system requested by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Habitat Division. The request is to purchase one survey grade GPS rover, one GPS base station, one data collector/controller, and associated sampling hardware and software. This equipment will be used to collect high-accuracy position data (vertical and horizontal) to establish benchmarks and develop digital elevation models for modeling flow conditions in larger streams. The contract is for state and local agencies in Oregon, specifically Marion County and the City of Salem. The technical specifications detail the required capabilities of the GPS system components, including communication protocols, battery life, waterproof ratings, and accuracy requirements.

The contract opportunity outlines the project overview, item quantities, and technical requirements for the GPS system. No response dates, due dates, site visits, bidder's meetings, award dates, or contract term are provided. Pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, and other financial details are also not specified in the document.

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Gear typeSpecifications of gear neededquantityGear (numbers correspond to items in the Specifications of gear needed column)Specifications of gear capabilities
GPS System Field Controller - used for data collection and communication with GPSGPS System Field Controller (1)*1GPS System Field Controller (1)*Communicate to rover, base station, and computer hardware using Serial RS232, Integrated Blue tooth, Integrated WLAN, and USB
Lithium Ion Batteries for at least 8hrs of field use2 or as needed for run timeWaterproof rating IP68 or more protective
Lithium Ion Battery charger1Internal memory and SD card data storage
Pole clamp and holder plate (for attaching the controller to a survey pole)1 of eachSoftware capabilities (2)*Upload and display base maps (arial imagery, topographic, etc.) and point, line, and shape files used for mission planning and to stake features
Field controller carrying case1Survey and collect points, lines, and area data
Compatible SD memory card1Configure and initiate data collection surveys for static, rapid state, PPK, and base and rover surveys
Software installed on field controller - used for setting up GPS surveys, collecting and downloading data, and RTK correctionsSoftware license/subscription (2)*1Configure and initiate RTK corrections using LTE and Radio modems
GPS base station - for occupying a benchmark and communicating to the GPS RoverSurvey grade GPS (3)*1Ability to receive corrections from the ORG RTK network
Exchangeable lithium-ion batteries with at least 8hrs run time2 or as needed for run timeConfigure and initiate surveys using RTK data protocols, Network RTK, and NMEA output
GPS lithium-ion battery charger1Export collected data in multiple formats compatible with ORGN and OPUS, including RINEX logs
Carrying case1Survey grade GPS (3)*Communication ports for USB, RS232, and Bluetooth
Any cabling needed to communicate RTK corrections and NMEA output with Rover, base station, or computer hardwareas neededCommunication protocols for RTK data protocols, network RTK, and NMEA output
Survey pole to hold GPS and controller1Ability to receive corrections from the ORG RTK network
Double leg strut support for survey pole1Built-in LTE and Radio modem for receiving RTK corrections
Compatible SD memory card2NMEA output using rs232 and Bluetooth
GPS Rover - used for collecting topographic data and communicating with the GPS baseSurvey grade GPS with tilt compensation (4)*1RTK Position accuracy of at least 8 mm + 0.5 ppm Horizontal and

15 mm + 1 ppm vertical Exchangeable lithium-ion batteries with at least 8hrs run time 2 or as needed for run time Post Processing Position accuracy of at least 5 mm + 0.5 ppm Horizontal and 8 mm + 1 ppm vertical

GPS lithium-ion battery charger1Satellite signal tracking with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, NavIC, QZSS, SBAS
Carrying case1Waterproof Rating IP68 or more protective
Any cabling needed to communicate RTK corrections and NMEA output with Rover, base station, or computer hardwareas neededNMEA output using rs232 and Bluetooth
Survey pole to hold GPS and controller13Tilt compensation
Double leg strut support for survey pole1Communication ports and abilities for USB, RS232, and Bluetooth
Compatible SD memory card2Communication protocols for RTK data protocols, network RTK, and NMEA output
Training and supportTraining course for up to 6 individuals (we can travel within the Willamette Valley)1Built-in LTE and Radio modem for receiving RTK corrections
Additional product supportas neededAbility to receive corrections from the ORG RTK network
NMEA output using rs232 and Bluetooth
RTK Position accuracy of at least 8 mm + 0.5 ppm Horizontal and

15 mm + 1 ppm vertical

Post Processing Position accuracy of at least 5 mm + 0.5 ppm Horizontal and 8 mm + 1 ppm vertical
Satellite signal tracking with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, NavIC, QZSS, SBAS
Waterproof Rating IP68 or more protective
NMEA output using rs232 and Bluetooth

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