SAM #FY27SFSUVIS

Portable Under-Vehicle Inspection Systems for Maxwell Air Force Base

The Department of the Air Force is researching portable under-vehicle inspection equipment for security forces at Maxwell Air Force Base. - Government buyer: Department of the Air Force; Air Education and Training Command; 42d Contracting Squadron; 42d Security Forces Squadron (42 SFS), Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. - Procurement status: Sources-sought market research, not a solicitation or award. No OEM or vendor is named. - Primary requirement: Three new portable under-vehicle inspection systems with integrated automatic license-plate recognition (LPR), wheel-well cameras, magnetic-field sensing, and foreign-object-debris (FoD) detection. - Each system includes an inspection ramp, desktop computer with a 21-inch sunlight-readable touchscreen, inspection software, 100-foot cable with mil-spec connectors, four 27-inch cable protectors, and two Pelican cases. - Accessories and related equipment: Surface mounting kit; 50-foot and 100-foot mil-spec cable extensions; two additional 27-inch cable-protector segments; field repair kit; power inverter kit; vehicle record archive system; HD-IP scene camera; rubber vault; and self-guided on-screen training. - Services: One on-site technical UVIS training package. Contractor installation and formal vendor on-site training are not required. - Requirements: Equipment must be new and delivered within 120 days after award. User documentation and OEM-standard warranties are required. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are identified in the provided materials.

Description

The 42d Contracting Squadron, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, is seeking sources that can provide a portable under vehicle inspection system in support of the 42d Security Forces Squadron at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. All feedback and information received may be used to determine the appropriate acquisition strategy. NOTES OF IMPORTANCE: 1.A solicitation does not exist for this requirement. This is only a sources sought synopsis, soplease do not submit quotations. The Government does not intend to award a contract on thebasis of this sources sought. 2.If the Government decides to pursue a solicitation, portions of your responses to this sourcessought may be incorporated into the final solicitation. Respondents are discouraged fromsubmitting any information deemed competition-sensitive or proprietary. 3.Respondents will not be reimbursed for any costs incurred in responding to this sources sought.Information submitted will not be returned to the respective respondents. 4.Oral submissions of information will not be considered in response to this sources sought.

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