Attachment D - JPLRND JPD-S Self Assessment Table (Permissions Removed).xlsx

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RFI Evaluation of Available COTs Hand-Held/Wearable Joint Personal Dosimeter - Squad (JPD-S)
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This file is a self-assessment table for a Joint Personal Dosimeter - Squad (JPD-S) evaluation, part of a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground. The document provides a comprehensive checklist for potential vendors to assess their hand-held/wearable radiation detection devices against specific technical requirements across ten key areas: references and testing standards, performance characteristics, physical characteristics, operator information display, power specifications, materials, maintainability, natural environment tolerance, induced environment capabilities, and other qualification criteria.

The self-assessment matrix covers detailed technical specifications including compliance with multiple National Standards Institute (ANSI) testing standards, radiation detection sensitivities for neutron/gamma/beta radiation, device operability under various environmental conditions, electromagnetic interference resistance, and performance metrics such as detector technology, display features, power requirements, and durability. Vendors are expected to indicate whether they currently meet, plan to meet, or do not plan to meet each requirement, with opportunities to provide additional comments and demonstrate their product's alignment with military-grade radiation detection equipment specifications.

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Sheet1 INSTRUCTIONS: Please check the appropriate box for how your system meets each requirement. While comments are not required, they are welcome. If you need additional space for comments please add a note to the comment section to see additional note.

Notional Requirement IDNotional RequirementAlready meetPlan to meetDo NOT plan to meetComments
1.0References and Testing Standards (see P-Spec)
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N13.11-2009Personnel dosimetry performance - criteria for testing
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N42.17AC-2022Portable instrumentation for use in normal environmental conditions
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N42.34-2021Performance Criteria for Handheld Instruments
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N42.48-2018Requirements for Spectroscopic Personal Radiation Detectors (SPRDs)
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N42.49 A (2011)/B (2013)Criteria for Alarming Electronic Personal Emergency Radiation Detectors (PERDs)
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N42.20-2003Performance Criteria for Active Personnel Radiation Monitors
Testing per National Standards Institute (ANSI) N42.42-2020Data Format for Radiation Detectors
MIL STD 810HEnvironmental Engineering Consderations and Laboratory Tests
MIL STD 461Control of the Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Emission and Susceptibility
2.0Peformance (see P-Spec)
Neutron Sensitivity/minimum and maximum detectable dose and dose rate levels
Gamma Sensitivity/minimum and maximum detectable dose and dose rate levels
Beta Sensitivity/minimum and maximum detectable dose and dose rate levels
Radionuclide Library and isotope identification, if available
operator setup time
display type, autoranging, dynamic range and units
display of dose equivalent rate and exposure rate
Programmability
memory type/size and volitility
response time
accuracy
resettable accumulated dose
Data Transfer
measurement of prompt gamma/neutron
alarms (visual/audible), user setable dose/dose rate, resetting, user restrictions
survivability of nuclear event
gamma energy filtering and rejection
Calibration/Self-Calibration capability
3.0Physical characteristics
Use with PPE, wet weather gear, cold weather gear
clip or harness to facilitate wearing
display type and illumination
communication types and ports (BlueTooth, Optical, serial, USB, WiFi, etc.)
gamma/neutron detector technology used (Scintillator/SiPM, GMT, Pin Diode, PT, etc.)
Neutron moderation capability
Hand-held Operation
Human Factors
temperature tolerance and correction
batery type and if rechargable
color
weight
Size/Dimensions
vehicle or robotic platform mounting option
4.0Operator Information
Display
Confidence Indicator
carrying case and type
user maintenance requirements
Controls
5.0Power
Power Supply Replacement
Capability to use remote power and/or recharge the power supply
battery type/battery life/sleep mode/low power alarm
Warm-up Time
6.0Materiels
Case Materials
Safety and Health/chemistry of internal components (MSDS)
eqquipment and supplies
7.0Maintainability
MTBF
MTBM
MCMT
MTBOMF
MTTR
Radioactive Materials
Hazardous Materials
Explosive Threat
Elcectrical Shock
8.0Natural Environment (Mil Std 810H)
Temperature Operation
Storage Temperatures
Humidity
Solar Radiation Susceptability
Fungus
Salt Water Spray and Salt Fog
Rapid Decompression
sand/dust wind speed versus dust particle size)
Operating humidity
Immersion/IP Rating
Vibration
Shelf Life
9.0Induced Environment
Tested to Mil Std 461 - Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
Lightning Induced Transient Susceptibility Testing
CBRN Contamination Survability
Battlefield Contaminants
Workmanship
Tested to Mil STD 810H
operation in explosive environment
altitude
10.0Other
Qualification testing comments
Ordering Information comments
Manufacturer/Vendor
Product Name/Model
Price Range

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