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TSA market research for computer-based color vision testing

TSA is exploring computer-based color vision testing to support its hiring-related medical exams. - Government buyer: Transportation Security Administration (TSA), U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Workforce & Enterprise Operations office. - Opportunity: Market research for an in-house testing solution administered by TSA personnel, as an alternative to testing through an external medical services provider. - Projected need: Approximately 26,825 medical exams to support hiring goals in the next fiscal year. - Requested information: Available technologies, pricing structures, and implementation models that could improve efficiency, reduce long-term costs, and streamline hiring. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, vendors, or specific products are named. - Product details: No models, part numbers, or purchase quantities are specified; the exam projection is not a stated equipment quantity.

Description

TSA has a requirement for Computer-Based Color Vision Testing. Currently this testing is administered externally through a third-party medical services provider. TSA projects it will need to conduct approximately 26,825 medical exams to meet its hiring goals in the next fiscal year. TSA is interested in understanding the current market landscape, available technologies, pricing structures, and implementation models to improve efficiency, reduce long-term costs, and streamline the hiring process, TSA is exploring options to acquire an in-house, computer-based color vision testing solution to be administered by TSA personnel.

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