SOW MX908 Handheld Mass Spec (Final) - 7 Jun 24.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the 908 Devices MX908 Handheld Mass Spectrometer. The scope requires the vendor to provide one (1) 908 Devices MX908 Handheld Mass Spectrometer with various attachments and accessories for sampling and chemical detection. The instrument must possess specific salient characteristics, including the ability to detect and identify a wide range of chemical agents, narcotics, and explosives at trace levels. It must be portable, rugged, and field-deployable with battery power and hot swap capabilities. The related federal contract opportunity is an RFQ (Request for Quote) that is set-aside for veteran-owned small businesses. The RFQ is issued by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory (AFRL) for the procurement of the 908 Devices MX908 Handheld Mass Spectrometer.
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Statement of Work
Title: 908 Devices MX908 Handheld Mass Spectrometer
Document Date: 7 June 2024
Background: This instrument is used for the analysis of chemical, explosive, narcotics, and pesticide in real-time trace-leave detection.
Scope: The vendor shall provide one (1) 908 Devices MX908 Handheld Mass Spectrometer with all the necessary configurations for sampling (solid/liquid/vapor/aerosol attachments):
Trace Sampling Swabs (2 hard cases, 100 swab count total).
Chemical training kit.
Extended Vapor Probe, coiled Teflon tubing, extendable from 2' - 5' (.6 - 1.5m).
Foam-tipped Applicator Swabs, 6 in (15 cm), plastic shaft (50 count).
Requirement/Salient Characteristics: The portable mass spectrometer shall possess the following salient characteristics:
Shall utilize a tablet/phone/computer with Bluetooth capabilities to pair the device to be able to send reports, add custom notes, and access support.
Shall be capable of detecting and identifying A-series agents A-230, A-232, A-234, V-series agents VE, VM, VS, VX, VX Acid, RVX/CVX, G-Series agents GA, GB, GD, GF, Blister agent HD, Pharmaceutical agents Fentanyl and analogs (2000+), U-series, AH-7921, and Lachrymatory agent Capsaicin.
Shall have the ability to provide trace detection at: G-Series VX (trace solid phase) 200- 250ng, PBA Fentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Carfentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Remifentanyl 20-50ng, PBA 3-methylfentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Acetylfentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Butyrylfentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Furanylfentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Sufentanyl 20-50ng, PBA Alfentanyl 20-50ng, A-series A-230 25ng, A-series A-232 25ng, A-series A-234 25ng.
Shall have the capability to simultaneously monitor, detect, identify both vapor and aerosol chemicals of concern.
Shall provide rapid trace detection of aerosolized CWAs/PBAs/Explosives precursors.
Shall be able to identify low concentration of narcotic mixtures below 5%.
Shall be able to provide trace identification of A-series Agents (A-230, A-232, A-234).
Shall be able to quantify chemical warfare agents in near real time/real time.
Shall be able to provide multi-phase detection capabilities for Solids, Liquids, Vapors, Aerosols.
Shall be no larger than 13” x 9” x 5”.
Shall provide field deployable and handheld capability with a minimum operational time of 2.5hrs on battery power.
Shall be battery powered with hot swap capabilities.
Shall be handheld and field portable.
Shall have audio and visual detection indicators.
Shall be MIL-STD-810G and IP-54 rated.
Shall have a minimum temperature range of 32-110 Fahrenheit.
Shall have a minimum of one (1) year manufacturer warranty.
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