Purchase Description_Freq Converter_23Jul25.docx
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- Munitions Low Power Frequency Converter Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S9F-25-Q-0008
- Issued by
- Department of the Army National Guard
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The document is a Purchase Description for a Low Power Frequency Converter, detailing technical specifications for a federal procurement by the Wisconsin Air National Guard. The requirement is for two Pacific Power Source 360LSXM/M23004 three-phase, solid-state AC power sources or equivalent, with specific technical parameters including 6.0kVA input, 208VAC, 47-63Hz, and 0-115/200V output at 400Hz, 15 amps per phase. The devices must be compatible with Common Munitions Built In Reprogramming Equipment (CMBRE) and feature a touch screen LCD with digital signal processors.
The Sources Sought notice (Solicitation Number W50S9F-25-Q-0008) is seeking potential contractors to demonstrate capability for this procurement. Interested firms must submit responses by August 4, 2025, at 11:00 AM CST via email to SMSgt Katherine Fox, including company details such as Unique Entity Identifier, socioeconomic status, point of contact information, and item equivalency documentation. This market research will help the Department of the Army National Guard determine the acquisition strategy, including potential small business set-asides or full and open competition for a future Request for Quote (RFQ).
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Instructions Template on Page 2 Purchase Description Low Power Frequency Converter
PURCHASE DESCRIPTIONS
Purchase descriptions serve two purposes. They allow the buyer to determine what to buy and where, as well as allow the vendor to quote properly and deliver the correct item. Adequate item descriptions ensure you get what you need at the best value possible. Item descriptions, specifications, and technical requirements should always be clear and concise. Describe your requirement in sufficient detail to leave no room for doubt. Ambiguous descriptions delay contracting action and can lead to the purchase of the wrong product or service. Correcting discrepancies is time consuming and expensive, it wastes your valuable time and the Contracting Officer’s.
Item descriptions set forth the essential physical and functional characteristics of the supplies or services required. The minimum requirements of the government should be expressed in the description. However, do not confuse minimum requirements with minimum descriptive data. Include as much information as possible to describe exactly what you need. The principal features of a purchase description may be determined by answering such questions as:
· What is it?
· What is it made of (paper, wood, plastic, etc.)?
· What are its principal descriptive characteristics (size, color, shape, etc.)?
· What does it do?
Preparing a Purchase Description A generic purchase description is written in simple language, such as you would use in your own private purchases. Brand names are prohibited without separate written justification. A generic description is the most desired, in that it clearly identifies what is required, yet provides for the maximum competition among available sources. The purchase description should clearly describe the essential physical and functional characteristics of the item required. It should include as many of the following characteristics as necessary to express the minimum requirements of the government:
· Kind of material
· Electrical data, if any
· Dimensions
· Restrictive or significant environmental conditions
· If part of an assembly, the location within the assembly
· Essential operating conditions
· Special features, if any
· Operation to be performed
· Equipment with which the item is to be used
· Should there be a warranty?
· Does it need to be setup and/or installed?
Brand Name or Equal If, however, you cannot write an adequate purchase description, a less desirable alternative exists by identifying a specific product followed by the words "brand name or equal."
Brand name or equal purchase descriptions must include, in addition to the brand name, a general description of those salient physical, functional, or performance characteristics of the brand name item that an “equal” item must meet to be acceptable for award. Use brand name or equal descriptions when the salient characteristics are firm requirements.
1. All requirement descriptions below state desired functionality.
2. Minimum Requirement are listed below:
· 2 Each – Pacific Power Source 360LSXM/M23004, or equal
· Three Phase, Solid State AC Power Sources with transit case
· Vin -
· 6.0kVA, 208VAC, Three Phase, 47-63Hz
· Vout –
· 0-115/200V, 3 Phase, 400Hz, 15 amps per phase
· Compatibility -
· Direct cable connection and compatibility with all variants of the Common Munitions Built In Reprogramming Equipment (CMBRE)
· Controls
· Touch screen LCD with advanced digital signal processors for metering and analyzing all output performance parameters
· Accessories –
· USB, LAN/LXI, SD Card, and video output functions removed/disabled
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