Statement of Work_Sources Sought.pdf
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The provided document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for an Optical Intensifier, which the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT/ENY) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base requires. The SOW outlines the minimum technical requirements for the Optical Intensifier, including a minimum 5 MHz sample rate, 25 ns exposure, F-mount adapter, UV optical access, and an overall footprint smaller than the existing Shimadzu HPV-X2 camera. The delivery timeline is 12 weeks after contract award, with a 1-year warranty. The related federal contract opportunity is a Sources Sought synopsis, published by the AFLCMC Operational Contracting Branch at Wright-Patterson AFB, to identify potential sources, including Small Businesses, capable of delivering the Optical Intensifier.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
FOR
OPTICAL INTENSIFIER
Title: Optical Intensifier
Document Date: 21 MAR 2024
This document covers the purchase of One (1) Optical Intensifier for AFIT/ENY
1. Background: The Air Force Institute of Technology requires an optical intensifier to amplify the incoming light to be more detectable to an existing Shimadzu HPV-X2 camera. These are often used in conjunction with narrow band pass filters to allow chemical specific wavelengths to pass at a higher intensity to the camera. The Optical Intensifier is used like a camera lens, but it amplifies the incoming light to be more detectable to the camera. One of the primary reasons this is needed is due to fundamentals of burning Hydrogen. Typically, the combustion or detonation of hydrogen results in nearly no visible light, but primarily UltraViolet (UV) and Infrared Radiation (IR)electromagnetic emissions. Studies are done on the combustion of Hydrogen because the use of other fuels is often publication restricted. To "see" the Hydrogen detonations better, a UV compatible intensifier is needed to gather as much light, and therefore data, as possible.
2. Minimum Technical Requirements:
a. Minimum 5 MHz sample rate
b. Exposure down to 25 ns
c. 3 ns exposure available with speed offset acceptable
d. F-mount adapter to attach to existing high-speed camera
e. 25 mm minimum intensified output
f. Available with integrated gate controller
g. Windows compatible software
h. Dual stage, gen 3 GaAsP phosphor
i. Self-protected from over exposure and damaging the intensifier
j. UV optical access for reaching OH ion emission
k. UV lens compatible
l. Lens range of 35 to 85 mm available
m. One 136-degree Vickers indenter tip
n. Overall footprint smaller than Shimadzu HPV-X2 camera. W160 × D330 × H260 mm
3. Qualifying Country Products: All products proposed/delivered to satisfy these requirements shall be either domestic or qualifying country end products in accordance with DFARS 252.225- 7001. Buy American and Balance of Payments Program.
4. Delivery: The contractor shall deliver a complete optical intensifier system with shipping F.O.B.
to the following address;
SHIP TO DODAAC:F4F5AV
POC: Jamie Smith Air Force Institute of Technology/ENY 2950 Hobson Way
5. Lead Time: The contractor shall deliver a complete optical intensifier system not later than 12 weeks after contract award.
6. Warranty: 1 year.
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