194 CSS Handheld Spectrum Analyzer

Closed Solicitation Posted

Solicitation number
W50S9E24QRD10
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
Total Small Business

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Camp Murray, Washington 98430, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of the Army National Guard is seeking to procure a commercial handheld spectrum analyzer and related equipment through a solicitation. The key requirements include a portable, battery-powered hardware device that can detect, analyze, and locate RF signals from 8 kHz to 8 GHz, with advanced capabilities such as frequency and time domain analysis, geolocation, and data export. The solicitation also includes requirements for related direction finding antennas and analytic software. The offered item must meet certain technical specifications and environmental standards. The award will be based on price, technical acceptability, and delivery.

This solicitation is set aside for women-owned small businesses (WOSB). The place of performance is Tacoma, WA 98430, USA. The total estimated value of the contract is not disclosed, but it will be a firm fixed-price award. The solicitation was posted on August 21, 2024, and responses are due by September 9, 2024.

Notice text

2 versions

Update #2 · Latest ·

1 (EA) Spectrum Analyzer,   Price including all required items with Delivery $__________

Characteristics:

Hardware

Portable – battery powered

Detect, analyze and locate RF signals 8 kHz to 8 GHz

Frequency and Time Domain analysis up to 40 MHz

60 GHz/s scan speed

40 MHz real time bandwidth

Able to detect 1.5 µs (microseconds) RF emissions with 100% POI (probability of intercept)

Built in GNSS

Ability to monitor spectrum 24/7

Polychrome Visual Spectrum Analyzer display

Visual Waterfall display with real time resolution of 1µs per line

Detect frequency hopping

Manual, External, and user-definable trigger conditions

Signal strength mapping

Mapping functions with triangulation and level mapping

Geoloction of RF signals

Export file extensions I/Q, HDF5, ARB, and WAV

Testing in line with MIL-PRF-28800F environmental standard

Direction Finding Antennas (works in conjunction with Spectrum Analyzer)

Lightweight

Quick disconnects

Use for vertical and horizontal polarization

Active and Passive mode

RF polarization recognition

Trigger button/switch for triggering the receiver

GPS/GLONASS receiver and compass

Tripod mountable

Adapter for mounting a smartphone or tablet

Exchangeable cable set

Handle base with swapable antenna module

Analytic Software

Search and observe

Monitoring and alarming

Calculate spectrum use

Collect data configuration for EME Baseline

Ability to upload SFAFs (authorized frequencies) from Spectrum XXI

Automatic signal detection

Ability to receive alerts when someone/something violates the spectrum plan

Export spectrum violations to mapping software allowing for tracking of violation source

Segmented scan ranges allowing for improved information and increases probability of intercept within those scan ranges

Ability to view spectrum in real time while measurements are being taken

Omnidirectional antenna (works in conjunction with Spectrum Analyzer for baseline analytics)

Lightweight (approximately 4 lbs)

Capable of stationary and mobile installations

20MHz – 8GHz bandwidth

Comes with cables, transit case, mast adapter, and AC bias unit (powers the antenna)

Update #1 ·

1 (EA) Spectrum Analyzer,   Price including all required items with Delivery $__________

Characteristics:

Hardware

Portable – battery powered

Detect, analyze and locate RF signals 8 kHz to 8 GHz

Frequency and Time Domain analysis up to 40 MHz

60 GHz/s scan speed

40 MHz real time bandwidth

Able to detect 1.5 µs (microseconds) RF emissions with 100% POI (probability of intercept)

Built in GNSS

Ability to monitor spectrum 24/7

Polychrome Visual Spectrum Analyzer display

Visual Waterfall display with real time resolution of 1µs per line

Detect frequency hopping

Manual, External, and user-definable trigger conditions

Signal strength mapping

Mapping functions with triangulation and level mapping

Geoloction of RF signals

Export file extensions I/Q, HDF5, ARB, and WAV

Testing in line with MIL-PRF-28800F environmental standard

Direction Finding Antennas (works in conjunction with Spectrum Analyzer)

Lightweight

Quick disconnects

Use for vertical and horizontal polarization

Active and Passive mode

RF polarization recognition

Trigger button/switch for triggering the receiver

GPS/GLONASS receiver and compass

Tripod mountable

Adapter for mounting a smartphone or tablet

Exchangeable cable set

Handle base with swapable antenna module

Analytic Software

Search and observe

Monitoring and alarming

Calculate spectrum use

Collect data configuration for EME Baseline

Ability to upload SFAFs (authorized frequencies) from Spectrum XXI

Automatic signal detection

Ability to receive alerts when someone/something violates the spectrum plan

Export spectrum violations to mapping software allowing for tracking of violation source

Segmented scan ranges allowing for improved information and increases probability of intercept within those scan ranges

Ability to view spectrum in real time while measurements are being taken

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