SOURCES SOUGHT: AFTAC Radiation Software

The Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC) is conducting a sources sought notice to identify potential contractors capable of providing radiation software database solutions to manage their Radiation Protection Program and fulfill regulatory requirements under their radioactive materials permit. The software must include eight core capabilities: real-time radioactive material inventory tracking, radioactive waste tracking, leak test records, training database functionality, source procurement with permit limit verification, radioactive material permit records, equipment inventory and tracking, and radiological survey records. Additionally, the software must meet stringent security requirements including passing local Fortify scans with zero Critical or High severity findings and ensuring all Medium and Low severity findings are mitigated for installation on AFTAC networks. The system must also be capable of adding a Chemical Safety module. Responses to this informational notice are due by July 17, 2025, and interested parties should submit their information to the specified point of contact.

This sources sought notice does not include any set-aside designation, indicating it is open to all eligible contractors. The announcement does not identify any current incumbents or existing contractors for this requirement. No award values, budget ranges, or specific contract quantities are disclosed in this preliminary market research notice, as it is strictly for informational purposes to gauge industry capability and interest. The notice emphasizes that this is not a request for proposal and that the government has no obligation to award a contract based on responses received. No funding is available for response preparation, and all submissions are voluntary. The opportunity falls under NAICS code 513210 for Software Publishers and PSC code 7B22 for IT and Telecom compute servers, hardware, and perpetual license software.