Microwave PPE.pdf
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- KRG-25-001
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Department of Energy
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This document is a pre-solicitation sources sought notice from Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS) seeking commercialization partners for a microwave-sensitive personal protective equipment (PPE) device. MSTS has developed intellectual property for a PPE device that can visually indicate microwave radiation exposure, targeting industries like telecommunications and military radar systems where personnel are at risk of microwave radiation. The organization is looking to collaborate with non-federal entities including businesses, non-profits, universities, and government agencies through mechanisms such as Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA), commercial license agreements, or potential IP rights sales. Interested parties should contact the Technology Partnerships and Intellectual Property Office via email at TPIP@nv.doe.gov, using the subject line "Microwave Sensitive PPE Device". The opportunity is classified under NAICS Code 54171 for Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences.
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Title:
Commercialization opportunity for a microwave sensitive personal protective equipment (PPE) device with
Mission Support and Test Services (MSTS).
Background Information:
Microwaves are a type of electromagnetic radiation with a frequency range spanning 300 MHz–300 GHz.
Humans have been harnessing the power of microwave radiation since 1945 for everything from heating food to transmitting telecommunications around the planet and driving high tech military radar platforms. Inadvertent exposure to microwaves can arise in many occupational settings. At particularly elevated risk are personnel who maintain telecommunication towers and those who operate and repair military radar systems. Exposure to microwaves in certain power/frequency regimes can cause adverse health effects such as headaches, dizziness, and nausea. Current methods to detect microwaves are either expensive and electronic in nature or low cost and unreliable (prone to false positives).
Opportunity Description:
MSTS possesses the intellectual property and know-how to develop a PPE device that produces a material based visual indication of microwave radiation exposure. MSTS is seeking partners in the development and commercialization effort of the system, associated electronics, and manufacturing. Partners are sought to collaborate via Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), commercial license agreement, or potential sale and assignment of IP rights. MSTS is available to collaborate with non-federal entities (NFEs) including Business, Industry and Non-Profits, Universities, and Government Agencies to leverage a broad spectrum of talent and capabilities.
Interested parties should contact MSTS Technology Partnerships and Intellectual Property Office via email with the subject line: Microwave Sensitive PPE Device.
General Conditions
The submission of a response to this opportunity does not create any implied or express contract between an
OFFEROR and MSTS obligating MSTS to review or evaluate the sources sought or to make an award in accordance with the evaluation and selection criteria specified herein. This sources sought and the information specified herein are strictly for the convenience of MSTS. By submitting a response to this opportunity, OFFERORS acknowledge and agree that they shall not be entitled to any compensation, damages, or remuneration of any kind whatsoever in the event that MSTS fails to follow, or deviates from, this sources sought.
Primary Point of Contact: Technology Partnerships and Intellectual Property Office
Email: TPIP@nv.doe.gov
Keywords: Microwave, PPE, safety
NAICS Code: 54171 – Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences
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