SPAWARSYSCEN-Charleston, PO Box 190022, N. Charleston, SC 29419-9022

66 -- IONIZING RADIATION DOSIMETRY SOL N65236-99-R-0530 DUE 083199 POC Donna Murphy, Contracts, (843) 974-5919; Steven Dangerfield, Project Engineer, (843) 974-4359 WEB: SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston Future Opportunities Web Page, http://E-Commerce.spawar.navy.mil. E-MAIL: SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston Code 321SD (Project Engineer), dangerfs@spawar.navy.mil. This market survey is seeking to identify commercially available dosimetry systems capable of meeting the Navy's personnel and environmental radiation monitoring needs. This survey/request for information is for planning purposes only and shall not be construed as an Invitation For Bid (IFB) or Request For Proposal (RFP). No entitlement to payment of direct or indirect costs or charges by the Government will arise as a result of the submission of responses or the Government use thereof. Information provided may be used by the Department of the Navy in developing its acquisition approach and its Statement of Objectives (SOO). Any manufacturer of whole body dosimetry systems of any type, i.e. Thermoluminescence, Optically Stimulated Luminescence, Electronic, etc., that are currently NVLAP accredited, or accreditation is expected in the next 12 months, are requested to respond. Responses should provide a detailed technical description of the system and should include specific dosimetric performance data in terms of ANSI N13.11 (all categories) and IEC 1066 criteria, if available. Additional system (readers, dosimeters, irradiators, etc.) information requested is as follows: a.) Specific ANSI N13.11 categories for which NVLAP accreditation has been received or is expected. b.) Radiation detection, measurement, and reading technologies employed c.) Reliability & Maintainability data (MTTR, MTBF (identify duty cycle), etc.) d.) Physical characteristics e.) Processing rates f.) Environmental ratings (temperature, pressure, humidity, vibration, shock, EMI, etc.) g.) Quality Assurance and System Diagnostics provisions (for hardware and data) h.) Data collection and management process i.) Dose Algorithm j.) Calibration (time, methods, supporting hardware, etc.) k.) Other system characteristics and features l.) Specific catalog listings m.) Warranty information n.) Logistics support o.) Estimated costs In addition, responses must include the following: (1) Name and address of firm; (2) Size of business, i.e., average annual revenues for the past 3 years; and (3) Ownership, i.e., large, small, small disadvantaged, etc. Point of contact for technical information is Mr. Steven Dangerfield, Project Engineer, SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston Code 321SD, (843) 974-4359. Responses to this market survey are requested by 16 August 1999, required no later than 31 August 1999, and may be sent via e-mail, fax, or U.S. Mail to: Commanding Officer Attn: Code 321SD Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, Charleston P.O. Box 190022 North Charleston, SC 29419-9022 Fax: 843-974-4839 E-mail: dangerfs@spawar.navy.mil Posted 08/03/99 (W-SN362175). (0215)

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