SAM #OCAS_RFI_360Camera

GSA Market Research for Handheld 360-Degree Cameras

GSA is researching handheld 360-degree cameras for documenting construction progress at federal facilities. - Government buyer: General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Acquisition Service, FAS-OCAS-OIA (Office of Internal Acquisitions). - Request: Commercially available handheld 360-degree cameras; no specific OEM, vendor, model, part number, or quantity is identified. - Use and handling: Captured media will be treated as Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and ingested into a FedRAMP-authorized IT system. - Transfer configurations under consideration: Offline transfer by removable media, or a managed configuration that sends imagery over a Government-controlled encrypted connection directly to the system. - Key requirement: Cameras must work independently of vendor cloud services and consumer mobile applications. A Government-specific product variant may also be considered. - Line item: Handheld 360-degree camera; quantity and part number not specified.

Description

The General Services Administration (GSA) is conducting market research to identify commercially available, handheld 360-degree cameras capable of capturing visual construction-progress documentation for federal facilities. Captured media will be handled as Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and ingested into a FedRAMP-authorized IT system via removable media or a direct encrypted connection to that system.

The Government seeks a capture device that operates independently of vendor cloud services and consumer mobile applications. The Government will consider two capture configurations, described in Section 2.3. The offline configuration transfers imagery by removable media. The managed connected configuration transfers imagery over a Government-controlled encrypted connection directly to the Government’s FedRAMP-authorized system.

The Government recognizes that few commercial products may meet every requirement today. Vendors are encouraged to respond if a current product meets some of the requirements, or if the vendor could offer a government variant that meets them

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