NG IDNS Figure 1.pdf

The attached file is a Figure 1 functional diagram for an Imminent Danger Notification System (IDNS) from the United States Department of State. The diagram illustrates a technical system composed of wireless transmitters, wireless range extenders, and a receiver component with multiple functional elements including activation buttons, a user/configuration interface, display, reset/clear activation controls, control output relays, and optional communication ports. The wireless system appears designed to provide rapid threat alerts within diplomatic facilities, with components capable of signal transmission, range extension, and external network connectivity.

The associated pre-solicitation opportunity (DoS-19AQMM25XXX1) seeks commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products for a technical security system that can immediately alert building occupants of perceived or actual threats worldwide. The Bureau of Diplomatic Security requires a system that can activate contact closure outputs within less than one second, with the Technology Development Branch evaluating potential solutions. Respondents are requested to provide detailed system information including technical specifications, images, technology maturity, infrastructure impact, current installation details, and a rough cost estimation. The procurement emphasizes a COTS product available in single-piece quantities, with a preference for vendors offering comprehensive technical support including documentation, updates, and training.