Requirements for PR 1301201028 (1).docx
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- N0017325Q5613
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This is a requirements document and related RFQ seeking to purchase PCB design software upgrades for the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC. Specifically, the requirement is for upgrading OrCAD Professional (POX200) to Allegro X designer (ALX300SC), including first-year maintenance, to produce scalable printed circuit board designs based on NRL-specific requirements.
The solicitation (N0017325Q5613) is structured as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 332999 with a 750-employee size standard. It will be awarded as a firm-fixed-price contract using lowest price technically acceptable evaluation criteria. The software must be new equipment only from an authorized OEM dealer/distributor with full manufacturer warranty. Delivery is required to NRL's facility in Washington DC with FOB destination preferred. Quotes should be submitted via email to Andrea Graves and must include technical and pricing information along with acceptance of terms and conditions. The solicitation incorporates FAC 2024-07 effective August 29, 2024.
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Requirements for PR 1301201028
Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design software solution that produces a scalable printed circuit board (PCB) design based on NRL specific requirements. With real-time design insights from live design rule checks (DRCs) to MCAD co-design, it’s faster than ever to go from prototype to production. Designers can take advantage of analysis workflows for signal integrity, design automation to help eliminate error-prone manual rework, and simplified manufacturing to route, document, and produce a well-designed PCB.
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