Control Systems HMI Improvement
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- W912DR23R0043
- Agency
- ENDIST Baltimore US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 541512 Computer Systems Design Services
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
Notice text
6 versions
Update #6 · Latest ·
Please see Amendment 0004 has been posted, review the attachment with the details. Please see Amendment 0003 has been posted, review the attachment with the details. Please see Amendment 0002 has been posted, review the attachment with the details. Amendment 0001 has been posted, please review the attachment with the details. The purpose of this project is to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) graphical and alarming standards for a large control system, consisting of multiple unit processes. The standards should align with the current best practices and will consist of an HMI philosophy, style guide, and toolkit, describing classification and organization of alarms, and visualization of process alarms and events. The approved standards will then be used to develop new high-performance graphics and alarming and transition the existing graphics to the new paradigm.
Update #5 ·
Please see Amendment 0003 has been posted, review the attachment with the details. Please see Amendment 0002 has been posted, review the attachment with the details. Amendment 0001 has been posted, please review the attachment with the details. The purpose of this project is to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) graphical and alarming standards for a large control system, consisting of multiple unit processes. The standards should align with the current best practices and will consist of an HMI philosophy, style guide, and toolkit, describing classification and organization of alarms, and visualization of process alarms and events. The approved standards will then be used to develop new high-performance graphics and alarming and transition the existing graphics to the new paradigm.
Update #4 ·
Please see Amendment 0002 has been posted, review the attachment with the details. Amendment 0001 has been posted, please review the attachment with the details. The purpose of this project is to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) graphical and alarming standards for a large control system, consisting of multiple unit processes. The standards should align with the current best practices and will consist of an HMI philosophy, style guide, and toolkit, describing classification and organization of alarms, and visualization of process alarms and events. The approved standards will then be used to develop new high-performance graphics and alarming and transition the existing graphics to the new paradigm.
Update #3 ·
**Please see Amendment 0002 has been posted, review the attachment with the details.**
NOTE: IN THE PIEE SYSTEM THERE WAS A TECHNICAL ISSUE WHICH CAUSE AMENDMENT 0003 - 0006 TO BE CREATED. PLEASE IGNORE THOSE AMENDMENTS AS THEY ONLY CONTAIN REPEATED INFORMATION. THERE WAS NO WAY TO REMOVE THOSE REPEATED CREATED AMENMENT NUMBERS. THEREFORE A MANUAL UPLOAD TO SAM.GOV HAD TO BE ISSUED FOR AMENDMENT 0002. MOVING FORWARD IF THERE ARE ANY AMENDMENTS ISSUED FOR THIS SOLICITATION THEY WILL BE POSTED DIRECTLY TO SAM.GOV.
Amendment 0001 has been posted, please review the attachment with the details.
The purpose of this project is to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) graphical and alarming standards for a large control system, consisting of multiple unit processes. The standards should align with the current best practices and will consist of an HMI philosophy, style guide, and toolkit, describing classification and organization of alarms, and visualization of process alarms and events. The approved standards will then be used to develop new high-performance graphics and alarming and transition the existing graphics to the new paradigm.
Update #2 ·
Amendment 0001 has been posted, please review the attachment with the details.The purpose of this project is to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) graphical and alarming standards for a large control system, consisting of multiple unit processes. The standards should align with the current best practices and will consist of an HMI philosophy, style guide, and toolkit, describing classification and organization of alarms, and visualization of process alarms and events. The approved standards will then be used to develop new high-performance graphics and alarming and transition the existing graphics to the new paradigm.
Update #1 ·
The purpose of this project is to develop Human Machine Interface (HMI) graphical and alarming standards for a large control system, consisting of multiple unit processes. The standards should align with the current best practices and will consist of an HMI philosophy, style guide, and toolkit, describing classification and organization of alarms, and visualization of process alarms and events. The approved standards will then be used to develop new high-performance graphics and alarming and transition the existing graphics to the new paradigm.
Attachments
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| B.08.02 Solicitation Amendment 0002 Final.pdf |
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