Salient Characteristics.pdf
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This document is a Salient Characteristics specification for a baggage X-ray machine procurement by the U.S. Air Force's 325th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS/LGRD) at Tyndall Air Force Base in Panama City, Florida.
The Air Force seeks a semi-portable passenger baggage X-ray machine designed to match Transportation Security Administration equipment used at commercial airport security checkpoints. The machine must display digitized transmission radiographic images with material differentiation capabilities (e.g., nylon versus explosives versus PVS under steel) and support at least dual-view or multi-view imaging. Physical specifications require maximum dimensions of 115 inches length × 60 inches width × 75 inches height, weighing no more than 2,300 pounds, with a tunnel size of at least 40 × 40 inches and height from ground not exceeding 30 inches. The equipment must operate at 100% duty cycle with no warm-up procedure, support 110-120 volt power supply, and function within 32-104°F operating and 0-120°F storage temperatures. The machine must be rated for 485-pound conveyor loads and include high-resolution sensor technology, automatic liquids detection, dual color monitors, image enhancement with low-density capability, and threat image projection functionality. Additional requirements include entry/exit roller tables (20-36 inches per table), protective tunnels preventing personnel access during operation, semi-portable roller castors, and "Medium Aperture" capacity accommodating air cargo items up to 122 × 153 × 122 centimeters and 1,000 kilograms. The device must be approved on the TSA's Air Cargo Screening Technology List (ACSTL) and cannot be on the Conditionally Approved or Grandfathered lists. The vendor must provide setup, installation, training, and a 12-month warranty covering parts and labor commencing upon delivery to Building 995, Beacon Beach Road, Panama City, Florida 32403.
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BAGGAGE X-RAY MACHINE SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS
1. Purpose
The X-ray Machine are specifically designed to function in the same capacity to what Transportation Security Administration is currently using at commercial airport security screening check points. The 325th LRS/LGRD ATF office will utilize this equipment to properly conduct security screening of passengers and their carry-on items and checked baggage ensuring that no unauthorized items are carried or loaded onto aircraft.
The Air Force requires passenger baggage X-Ray machines to ensure passenger service agents are not required to hand search all hand-carried and checked baggage to meet United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) and Air Mobility Command (AMC) passenger baggage screening requirements. Additionally, X-Ray screening technology provides a second level of screening to ensure safety of flight. The machines must be on the approved Air Cargo Screening Technology List (ACSTL) (Attached) as qualified TSA approved security programs. Devices purchased cannot be on the Conditionally Approved or the Grandfathered list.
2. Requirements
Desired outcome: Semi Portable (capable of being maneuvered within same building by no more than two people) passenger baggage visual image inspection device that displays digitized transmission radiographic images of an object under inspection following an interrogation and capable of enabling visual differentiation between types of materials detected, e.g., nylon vs explosives vs PVS under steel. Device must be capable of displaying images scanned from at least two perspectives.
3. Characteristics:
Length: Not greater than 115 in Width: Not greater than 60 in Height: Not greater than 75 in Weight: Not greater than 2300 lbs.
Tunnel Size: Not less than 40 in x 40 in Tunnel Heigh from Ground: Not greater than 30 Duty Cycle: 100%, No Warm-Up Procedure Required Number of views: Classification dual view, and or multi view.
Operating/storage temperature: 32-104 degree Fahrenheit/0-120 degree Fahrenheit Power supply standard: 110-120 volt Threat Image Projection
Automatic Liquids Detection Dual color monitors- able to support two computer monitors.
Conveyor load-485 pounds High Resolution sensor technology Image Enhancement Low density image enhancement Duty Cycle: 100%, No Warm-Up Procedure Required Training program included in purchase.
Set-up/installation included in purchase.
“Medium Aperture" visual image device capacity Can accommodate screening of air cargo with at item size of at least 80 cm (31.5 in) wide by 60 cm (23.6 in) high by 120 cm (47.2 in) long and 100 kg (220.5 lbs.) in weight and up to 122 cm (48 in) wide by 153 cm (60.2 in) high by 122 cm (48 in) long and 1,000 kg (2,205 lbs.) in weight. (See ACSTL).
Needs to have the addition of entry/exit roller tables.
Extended Entry/Exit Roller Tables for the machine meet minimum of 20in on both tables and not exceeding 36in per table. Any size between the minimum and maximum are acceptable.
Entry/Exit tunnels that protect personnel/prevent them from reaching into the scanner while in operation.
Semi-Portable with roller castors
4. Warranty
Twelve-month warranty after installation of the machines One year, parts and Labor.
Vendor will promptly expedite warranted parts to 325th Logistics Readiness Squadron The warranty start date will commence upon completed delivery.
5. Installation and Delivery Address
Set-up/installation included in purchase.
Training program included in purchase.
BEACON BEACH RD, BLDG 995, PANAMA CITY, FL 32403 UNITED STATES
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