Questions and Answers SOURCES SOUGHT FOR Portable Radio Frequency Spectrum Analyzer with Training.docx
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a sources sought notice for portable radio frequency spectrum analyzers with training. The solicitation seeks five spectrum analyzers capable of detecting, analyzing, and locating RF signals from 8 kHz to 33 GHz, to be provided with additional high frequency antennas and 12 additional lithium-ion battery packs. Training would take place in Chisinau, Moldova and last 5 days, with the host nation coordinating transportation and remaining in contact with training personnel. While the geopolitical situation is currently stable, personnel are encouraged to register with the State Department to receive updates and the U.S. Embassy and host nation will coordinate to ensure safety.
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SOURCES SOUGHT FOR Portable Radio Frequency Spectrum Analyzer with Training
FOR FOREIGN MILITARY SALES (FMS)
Questions and Answers
Question #1:
The solicitation calls out an analyzer capable of “Detect, analyze and locate RF signals from 8 kHz to 8GHz; extendable up to 20 GHz with handheld directional antenna and from 18 GHz to 33 GHz…” The PR200 is capable of analysis from 8 kHz to 8 GHz with HE400 antenna and is extendable with the optional HE400DC antenna up to 20 GHz and further extendable up to 33 GHz with the HE800-DC30 antenna. However, it is unclear if you actually want the HE400DC and/or HE800-DC30 included in our pricing.
Answer #1: Please include the HE400DC and HE800-DC30 in the pricing, for a range of 8kHz to 33GHz.
Question #2:
The solicitation also calls out 12 Li-ion battery packs. Are you looking for 12 battery packs total or 12 in addition to the 5 that would already come with the 5 spectrum analyzers in item 1?
Answer #2: In addition to the 5.
Question #3:
We are looking into feasibility of providing training in Moldova but there are some security concerns.
a. Can you clarify what Moldovan city the training would take place in?
Answer #3a: Chisinau and the immediate surrounding area
b. Will the host nation provide security for the training personnel from arrival to departure in the event it is necessary due to the geopolitical situation?
Answer #3b: The geopolitical situation in Moldova is stable and there is an extremely low risk to mission, risk to force. In the event of a change, HN and U.S. Embassy will have ample warning. We encourage all travelers to register in the State Dept’s STEP program at https://step.state.gov to receive timely updates from the Embassy. ODC personnel will coordinate directly with the training team before, during, and on departure, and will keep hotel information and contact numbers ready. Additionally, ODC will provide contact information sheets to the training team. MoD will coordinate transportation to and from the training center(s). The highest risk to personnel remains vehicle accidents.
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