Handheld Infrared devices for Aerial Supervision

Closed Solicitation Posted

Solicitation number
1202SA22Q9801
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Forest Service seeks up to 10 short-wave infrared monocular devices to aid aerial supervision of wildland fires. The devices must detect fires through smoke at ranges between 0.07-1.7mm and 1.55mm lasers from altitudes of 2,500-7,000 feet AGL. Quotes are due by July 6th and will be evaluated based on price and technical compliance with specifications including dimensions, weight, battery life, resolution, and durability.

There is no set-aside for this procurement. The place of performance is within the United States. The devices have an estimated total value of $150,000. Proposals must include responses on pricing, warranties, past performance, and technical specifications. Award will be made to the responsible offeror providing the lowest priced technically acceptable solution.

Notice text

HandHeld Infrared Devices for Aerial Supervision

The objective of this soliciation and any resulting contract is to obtain 10 Short Wave Infrared Pocket Scope with the following specifications. 

Short-Wave Infrared Monocular Specifications

Dimensions: 6”x2”X3” to 6”x3”x3” including lenses

Weight: 1.5 lb or less

Modular: 2 to 3 easily interchangeable lens options

Endurance: Greater than 2 hours of continuous operation at room temperature with lithium Manganese Dioxide batteries

Sensitivity: Covert out-of-bound SWIR imaging 0.07 to 1.7 μm eye, 1.06 μm laser designators and 1.55 μm eye-safe laser rangefinders in day and night

Resolution: 640x500

Durability: MIL-STD-810G compliant design for temperature, transportability, immersion, sand, altitude, dust and humidity

Versatility: Helmet mountable, adjustable reticle, digital zoom, and recordable SWIR images and video to removable memory card

Performance: See through haze, dust, and smoke from aerial platforms and through airplane glass/windows

Lenses: 25mm F1.4, 50mm F1.4, and 128mm F2.0

The components of work: 


The Aerial supervision programs requires an infrared device to enhance the aerial ability to see wild land fire active in smokey condition. The device must not be mounted or otherwise installed in that aircraft. The device must be capable of seeing thought aircraft glass. The device should be compact and unobtrusive in the aircraft, be easily stowable, and be capable of looking through aircraft glass and smoke. 

The resulting contract will be firm fixed price. 

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