SOLICITATION NOTICE
59 -- PHOTOMETER SYSTEM, SPECTRASCAN, LITEMATE SPOTMATE SYSTEM
- Notice Date
- 7/12/2006
- Notice Type
- Solicitation Notice
- Contracting Office
- M67854 Quantico, VA
- ZIP Code
- 00000
- Solicitation Number
- M67854061056
- Response Due
- 7/17/2006
- Archive Date
- 7/28/2006
- Description
- The Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC), PG-13 Infantry Weapons Systems (IWS), Optics and Non-Lethal Systems (ONS), currently intend to enter into a contract with Photo Research Inc., Chatsworth CA. The North American Industry Classification Code (NAICS) is 334516. Anticipated award of contract is July 2006. The item description is special laboratory equipment to support testing in the Electro-Optic Test Facility (EOTF). The following is required for purchase: CLIN 0001, Part Number 6981-0001-00, Quantity (1) PR-1980A, Pritchard Photometer System consisting of PR-1980A Optical Head, STD Aperture, PR-1980A Control Console, 117 VAC North American Cord, OL-7 Lens, Interconnecting Cable, Instruction Manual, NIST Traceable Calibration, and Calibrated in ?English? Units; CLIN 0002, Part Number 6981-0008-22, Quantity (1) WFL-10, Wide Field Lens; CLIN 0003, Part Number 6981-0008-00, Quantity (1) CR-100, Cosine Receptor; CLIN 0004, Part Number 6981-0009-00, Quantity (1) CC-80-C, Console Carrying Case; CLIN 0005, Part Number 6981-0009-01, Quantity (1) CC-80-OP, Optical Head Carrying Case; CLIN 0006, Part Number 6981-0008-20, Quantity (1) SL-10A, Supplementary Close-up Lens; CLIN 0007, Freight and Insurance; CLIN 0008, Part Number 6700-0001-04, Quantity (1) PR-715, Spectrascan, 0.5◦ Aperture consisting of MS-55 Lens, Single Aperture, Universal AC Adapter, RS-232 Inf. Cable, NIST Traceable Calibration, and instruction manual; CLIN 0009, Part Number 6700-0004-01, Aperture, 1◦ round; CLIN 0010, Part Number 6700-0002-01, Quantity (1) USC-705, User Self Calib Software; CLIN 0011, Part Number 6700-0009-03, Quantity (1) CC-705/715, Molded Carrying Case; CLIN 0012 Freight and Insurance; CLIN 0013, Part Number 6880-0001-00, Quantity (1) PR-880, Pritchard Photometer System consisting of MS-55 Lens, 5 Automated Apertures, Custom trimmed CIE PHOTOPIC, relative RED and BLUE Filters, 4 Automated Neutral Density Filters, Automatic Internal Calibration, Universal AC Adapter, 117 VAC North America Cord, RS-232 Interfa ce, Restore Software (3 ?? disk), NIST Traceable calibration, and Instruction manual; CLIN 0014, Part Number 6880-0002-04, Quantity (1) OL 65A Programmable Current Source; CLIN 0015, Part Number 6880-0009-01, Quantity (1) CC-880, Molded Carrying Case; CLIN 0016, Freight and Insurance; CLIN 0017, Part Number 6520-0001-00, Quantity (1) PR-520, Litemate/SpotMate System consisting of PR-524 Litemate-4 (Illuminance meter), PR-522 SpotMate 1◦, Prichard optics attachment (Adds luminance measurement capability to the PR-524. Replaces the Cosine Receptor during use), Carrying Case, Rechargeable Li Battery, A/C adapter, Secure Digital Card (SD), PC Software for SD card, Instruction Manual, NIST Traceable Calibration ; CLIN 0018 Freight and Insurance (Shipping cost to Dumfries, VA). The following requirements to the above quantities are as follows: The variety of weapon sights and irradiating devices to be evaluated span a rather wide rage of wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum (visible band ? IS, near infra-red band ? NIR, and the short wave infra-red band ?SWIR) and therefore require test equipment that can encompass that wavelength range. In addition, the evaluation of these devices require characterization of lighting equipment in a controlled test facility (which provides known light levels that span overcast starlight conditions and up through full clear daylight conditions), but also the characterization of light in the field which cannot be controlled, day or night. The lighting conditions in the scene as well as the resultant light of the image as viewed must be able to be characterized by the measuring equipment. The equipment that is produced by Photo Research, Inc. and cited in this requisition enables the characterization of light in these bands of radiation, and under the wide range of amplitudes that span high daylight to nighttime overcast conditions. Portability of the equipment is essential since the characterization! of the radiation is not only needed in the test facility, but also ou tdoors at remote test sites Some of the unique measurement requirements necessitate a capability to perform automated measurements. Additionally the equipment must be able to be calibrated with traceability to the National Institute for Standards and Technology. Associated software, if any, must not interact with the NMCI network. The proposed action is for supplies for which the Government intends to solicit and negotiate with only one source using simplified acquisition procedures and commercial item procedures as set forth in FAR parts 12 and 13. Interested parties may identify their interest and capability to respond to this requirement or submit proposals. This notice of intent is NOT a request for competitive proposals, as the Government has determined that there is no other vendor that meets the requirements set forth above. A determination by the Government not to compete this proposed contract based upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion of the Government. Information received will normally be considered solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a competitive procurement. Questions concerning this intent can be e-mailed to: crystal.m.clark@usmc.mil or faxed to number (703) 432-3526. The date and time of closing is MONDAY, JULY 17, 2006, 3:30pm EST (Eastern Standard Time).
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