Opportunity
Illinois BidBuy #27-588IEMA-DIVNU-B-54773
Ametek Ortec Detective DX1 radioisotope identification device
Posted
November 04, 2026
Respond By
December 01, 2026
Identifier
27-588IEMA-DIVNU-B-54773
NAICS
334516, 334517
Illinois is seeking a brand-name Ametek Ortec radioisotope identification device for nuclear safety operations. - Government buyer: Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS), Division of Nuclear Safety. - Primary OEM: Ametek Ortec; it is the only manufacturer/vendor named in the opportunity. - Requested equipment: One Detective DX1 Next Generation ultra-high-resolution HPGe radioisotope identification device (part number: Detective DX1), including a Quality Assurance Data (QAD) sheet. - Includes GPS, mains adapter, vehicle power cable, USB flash drive, shoulder strap, and wheeled hard-sided case. - Includes Sleuth, Dose, Easy ID, and RAPiD Interface applications, MAESTRO-PRO advanced spectroscopy software, and a 5-inch touchscreen. - Notable requirements: Brand-name-only procurement to preserve compatibility with federal agencies supporting Illinois during a large-scale radiological event. Shipping is included in the unit cost, and the manufacturer’s standard warranty must be transferred to IEMA-OHS. - Delivery and term: Delivery is required by the stated deadline. No recurring subscription or renewal periods are specified; the attachment notes a possible maximum contract term of ten years including extensions.
Description
The Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security seeks one Ametek Ortec Detective DX1 Next Generation ultra-high-resolution HPGe radioisotope identification device with Quality Assurance Data. The device includes GPS, power accessories, software applications, a hard-sided wheeled case, and a touchscreen display. This is a brand-name-only procurement to maintain compatibility with federal agencies; bidders must be authorized suppliers, resellers, or manufacturers. Shipping must be included in the unit cost, warranties transferred to IEMA-OHS, and delivery completed by June 30, 2027.