Award
Texas A&M University TTI-ITB-1288
High Speed Inertial Profiling System
Recipient
Not Specified
Awarded
July 20, 2022
Identifier
TTI-ITB-1288
The Texas A&M University, represented by Danielle Toler, awarded a contract for a High Speed Inertial Profiling System that meets ASTM and AASHTO standards. The OEM or vendor is not explicitly named but the product catalog numbers suggest a single OEM supplying the system and components. The awarded products include: a CS9100 High Speed Inertial Profiling System with dual track sensor modules, digital data collection electronics, mid-mount hardware, distance measurement components, SSI Profiler 3 software, and a notebook computer; Wide Beam Lasers with a minimum 4 inch lateral footprint; a GPS Subsystem with 10Hz OEM GPS and satellite corrections; a Texture measurement and reporting subsystem; a GNSS/INS Sub-System for vehicle dynamics tracking; a Zero-Speed IP Option for operation with no minimum speed; Technician Services for installation, validation, and training; and Shipping costs. Quantities vary, with main systems ordered in quantities of 1 or 2 units. The contract includes specific requirements for installation, testing, and demonstration by qualified manufacturer representatives, proper disposal of packing materials, and a certificate of insurance. The system must interface with all necessary software and include a data collection laptop. The award is for a project in Texas, USA.
Description
Invitation for Bid for a High Speed Inertial Profiling System with wide footprint lasers (approximately 4 inch lateral footprint) that meets the ASTM E950, AASHTO M328, R054, 56-57, Tex-1001S testing requirements. The profiler must come equipped with mid-mount hardware and include a wheel encoder distance measuring unit. The unit must include a 10Hz OEM GPS with GPS/CLONASS satellite based corrections, a texture measurement and reporting subsystem that provides mean profile depth meeting ASTM E1845, and be capable of collecting with no minimum speed requirement. All profiler components must interface with necessary software. The unit must come with a data collection laptop including all necessary software.