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TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (TSA)

LAW ENFORCEMENT – FEDERAL AIR MARSHAL SERVICE (LE-FAMS)

AIMING LASER SYSTEMS STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

Introduction:

Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) Law Enforcement / Federal Air Marshal Service (LE/FAMS) C-UAS Unit has a requirement to procure Advanced Tactical Laser Aiming Systems to serve as weapon-mounted aiming and illumination devices on existing DroneShield DroneGun MK4A systems. These ATLAS aiming lasers are needed to provide precise visible and near-infrared (NIR) aiming references and adjustable NIR illumination for night and low-light operations, improving the accuracy and effectiveness of directional RF jamming engagements against hostile or unauthorized UAS.

Requirement:

The Contractor shall provide Stiener Atlas or equal product that meets or exceeds the salient characteristics identified in this Statement of Work. References to a brand name, manufacturer, model number, or part number are provided to describe the minimum technical, functional, and performance requirements of the Government and are not intended to restrict competition.

TSA LE/FAMS requires fifty (50) Advanced Tactical Laser Aiming Systems. These units will be mounted to existing DroneShield DroneGun MK4A systems and co-bore sighted to the RF beam to provide precise visible and near-infrared aiming references and near-infrared illumination for night and low-light C-UAS operations.

Brand Name or Equal Offers proposing products other than the specified brand name item will be considered if the product offered is clearly identified and is determined by the Government to be equal to or better than the specified brand name item. The proposed equal product must meet or exceed all required salient characteristics listed below.

The Contractor shall provide sufficient documentation with its quotation or proposal to allow the Government to determine whether the proposed product satisfies the requirements. Documentation may include product specifications, technical data sheets, manufacturer literature, warranty information, or other relevant evidence.

Failure to provide sufficient information for the Government to evaluate equality may result in the proposed item being determined unacceptable.

Salient Characteristics The product offered shall meet or exceed the following minimum salient characteristics:

The Steiner ATLAS (Advanced Tactical Laser Aiming System) is a next-generation aiming and illumination device engineered for real-time mission adaptability. Featuring five powerful emitters, the ATLAS is optimized for precise target engagement across various operational environments. With co-aligned visible and infrared lasers, a long-range infrared illuminator, and multiple near-infrared (NIR) LED illuminators, the ATLAS delivers unmatched versatility for tactical professionals.

· Visible (VIS) Laser Pointer

· Near Infrared (NIR) Laser Pointer

· Long-Range NIR (VCSEL) Laser Illuminator

· Mid-Range NIR LED Illuminator

· Short-Range NIR LED Illuminator

· Co-aligned visible laser pointer, near infrared laser pointer and long-range near infrared illuminator with a single set of adjusters for easy zeroing and co-alignment retention

· Pointer beam divergence of 0.5mrad for ultra-long-range target engagement

· Ultra-wide 40° – 50° Fixed LED NIR illuminator beam divergence for CQB operations

· Medium range 10° – 15° LED NIR illuminator beam • Long range 2° – 3° VSCEL Illuminator beam with Minimum Speckle Brand Name: Steiner ATLAS Part Number: 11001-BLK (black housing, restricted configuration)

Warranty The vendor shall provide a one (1) year warranty for each aiming laser starting from the date of delivery, in accordance with the manufacturer’s standard warranty terms.

Contractor Responsibilities The Contractor shall:

1. Furnish the specified brand name item or an equal product that meets or exceeds the salient characteristics.

2. Provide all required hardware, software, licenses, accessories, documentation, and support necessary for full operation.

3. Ensure all products are new, unused, and in current production unless otherwise approved by the Contracting Officer.

4. Provide installation, configuration, training, or transition support, if required by the order.

5. Identify any proposed deviations from the stated requirements in writing.

6. Ensure all deliverables comply with applicable federal, DHS, and component-specific requirements.

Government Evaluation of Equal Products The Government will evaluate proposed equal products based on the information submitted by the offeror. The Government will determine whether the proposed product meets or exceeds the salient characteristics and satisfies the Government’s minimum needs.

The Government’s determination of equality will be based on the product’s technical features, functional capability, compatibility, performance, reliability, security, supportability, and any other requirement stated in the solicitation.

SPECIAL DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS

The vendor must notify the designated Point of Contact at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the delivery. The delivery may be turned away if notification is not made at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance.

Primary Delivery Point of Contact:

Gus Anderson LEAB, C-UAS Unit Federal Air Marshal Service Phone: (703) Email: gustaf.anderson@tsa.dhs.gov Place / Location of Performance / Delivery:

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Transportation Security Administration (TSA) 6595 Springfield Center Drive Mail Stop 6018 Springfield, VA 22150

PACKING AND MARKING REQUIREMENTS

All supplies to be furnished under this contract shall be preserved, packed, and marked by the Contractor in accordance with standard practices as defined in ASTM-D-3951, Standard Practice for Commercial Packaging, for the packaging of supplies and equipment. The Contractor shall ensure that packaging is sufficient to prevent damage or deterioration to the ATLAS units and associated components and to ensure that shipping can sustain at least one shipment without damage.

The Contractor shall coordinate all outbound shipments and moves of Government property with the Government Property Administrator and the Contracting Officer’s Representative. The Contractor shall ship units FOB Destination for all shipment destinations.

The Contractor shall ensure shipping documentation contains the following information and/or the Delivery Schedule:

· TSA Delivery Order number

· Delivery Order / Contract Line-Item Number (CLIN)

· Contractor's Name and Address

· List of Contents

· Date of Order

DEFECTIVE OR DAMAGED PRODUCTS

Goods delivered that are found to be damaged or in an unacceptable condition may, at the discretion of the authorized purchaser, be returned to the Contractor at the Contractor’s expense within thirty (30) days of receipt. Credit for returned goods shall be made immediately after the Contractor services the returned items.