LRS RFID Minimum Specs.pdf
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This document is a Minimum Specifications sheet for an RFID Digital Arms Room and Asset Tracking System for the 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) Armory. The specifications outline a comprehensive RFID tracking solution that includes a digital arms room software package with a scanner, laptop, dock, CAC reader, and client license. Additional components include a wireless RFID/IUID inventory scanner with mobile software, installation and training services, entry/exit alert readers, 500 ceramic/plastic black passive RFID tags, necessary cables and connectors, and asset shipping.
The system is designed to provide 100% asset visibility and inventory tracking for firearms in the LRS vault, with capabilities to monitor weapon movements through unique RFID tracking. The procurement includes three labor days for installation, NET training, database migration, and equipment tagging, as well as two entry/exit alert readers with 4-port LAN connections. The solution will be deployed at Building 1334, with the primary goal of enhancing asset management and tracking capabilities for the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces.
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RFID Digital Arms Room and Asset Tracking Software RFID (Scanner, Laptop, Dock, CAC Reader, Back-up Power Supply, Client License) 1
Wireless RFID/IUID Inventory Scanner with Mobile Software
Installed. Charging Base, USB Cable and AC Power Cable 1
Installation, Labor, NET Training, Database migration, equipment tagging 3 0004 Entry/Exit Alert reader, 4 port LAN 2 0005 500 Ceramic/Plastic Black Passive RFID Tags w/ epoxy 2
Cables and Connectors for RFID Antennas and LAN
Connections 2 0007 Bldg 1334, Shipping of assets 1
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