New IrisPRO+ Profiler Survey Vehicle

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is seeking to procure a new IrisPRO+ Profiler Survey Vehicle through a single source procurement. The Department is looking to replace an existing multi-purpose laser profiling system that collects critical roadway condition and geometry data such as cross-slope, rut, and ride data to monitor, assess, and report on the condition, performance, and safety of Florida's roadways. The new system must be compatible with the Department's currently owned units and produce data in the same manner and format. The FDOT intends to procure nine months of this service from the single source vendor, International Cybernetics Company, LP (ICC), which is the designer and manufacturer of the existing profiler system. The estimated dollar amount for this single source procurement is $265,695. The FDOT will be providing the vehicle chassis, and the vendor will be responsible for all modifications and equipment add-ons per the detailed specifications outlined in the procurement documents, including upgraded components such as two additional 4 KHz line lasers, IMUs, and an iXblue Atlans A7 Inertial Navigation System. The vendor will also provide the latest version of its ICC Connect software and up to two days of user training on the system.

This single source procurement is limited to International Cybernetics Company, LP (ICC) as the incumbent vendor and manufacturer of the existing profiler system. There are no set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. The procurement is focused solely on the replacement and upgrade of the existing FDOT profiler system, and no new infrastructure or technology integration is required. The total estimated value of the contract is $265,695.