Questions and Answers_Vision Measurement System.docx
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This document is a Questions and Answers file for a Sources Sought Notice for a Vision Measurement System (VMS) solicitation number N6426726R1004 issued by the Naval Warfare Center Corona Division. The Q&A addresses technical capabilities and site visit inquiries, with key details including the engineering team's approval of support procedures for over 2,690 unique model numbers using VMS for thread calibration. The document indicates that a site visit to Lakehurst's lab is currently not possible.
The associated federal contract opportunity seeks capability statements from potential sources interested in providing Vision Measurement Systems. Interested parties must submit a 10-page capability statement via email to procurement specialist Andrew Davis, detailing company information, business size, estimated unit pricing, lead times, manufacturing authorization, country of origin, and experience with vision measurement systems. The market research aims to determine source availability and assess potential modifications needed to meet government specifications under NAICS Code 334519.
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Questions and Answers – Sources Sought Notice – Vision Measurement System – N6426726R1004
Q1: Do you have the size of the vision system needed?
A1: There is no size requirement.
Q2: A traditional video measurement system can not calibrate thread rings or screw thread micrometers and is not even approved method for calibrating thread plugs. The standard for calibration of these items is with a contact length measurement system.
A2: Our engineering team has approved support procedures for over 2,690 unique model numbers that use a Vision Measurement System (VMS) to calibrate thread.
Q3: Can we visit Lakehurst to review the application?
A3: Lakehurst’s lab cannot currently support a site visit for this requirement.
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