Radio Test Equipment

SS - AFRL/DO Transceiver for SkyVision Test Site

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The Department of Defense, through the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), is seeking sources for a software-defined transceiver to be utilized at the SkyVision Test Site in Springfield, Ohio. The transceiver must support VHF and UHF communication, comply with Department of the Air Force, FCC, and FAA regulations, and include essential components such as antennas, a remote control unit, and a VoIP Gateway for IP network compatibility. This procurement is critical for enhancing safe operations and communication between air assets while monitoring local air traffic, with strict adherence to MIL-STD-461G for EMI/EMC certification. Interested parties can contact Jason Sav at jason.sav@us.af.mil for further details regarding this sources sought notice.

Field Fox

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking sources for the procurement of a Keysight N9913C Network Analyzer, essential for the maintenance of the Instrument Landing System (ILS) at Buckley Space Force Base in Colorado. This specialized equipment is critical for ensuring FAA certification through regular flight inspections that assess vital parameters such as radio frequency and cable phasing, thereby supporting safe nighttime and all-weather flight operations. The procurement includes one analyzer with specific options, a USB Peak and Average Power Sensor, and a calibration kit, with delivery expected within 30 days of order placement and a final deadline for receipt set for August 1, 2025. Interested vendors can contact Anthony Graffeo at anthony.graffeo.1@us.af.mil or 720-847-6524 for further details.

One (1) pulsed direct current (DC) / radio frequency (RF) device characterization and measurement system

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Army, is seeking to procure one pulsed direct current (DC) / radio frequency (RF) device characterization and measurement system. This system is typically used for measuring and testing electricity and electrical signals in the field of instrument manufacturing. The place of performance for this procurement is Adelphi, Maryland, in the United States. The primary contact for this procurement is Meghan Dumler, who can be reached at meghan.d.dumler.civ@army.mil or 3013945683. The secondary contact is Richard Caleb Baisden (Caleb), who can be reached at richard.c.baisden2.civ@army.mil or 5206729577. For more details, please refer to the attachments titled "Combination Synopsis-Solicitation for Commercial Purchases (Under SAT)" and "Provisions and Clauses Full-Text Attachment (for Combo Synopsis-Solicitation)."

WRAFB Series 700 Target Generator Reverse Engineering - Sources Sought

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The Department of Defense, specifically the U.S. Air Force, is seeking sources for the reverse engineering of a radio frequency target generator, with the project to be executed by the 581st Software and Engineering Squadron at Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins, Georgia. The contractor will be responsible for designing, prototyping, and manufacturing a new modulation controller that replicates the original equipment's fit, form, function, and software capabilities, addressing the obsolescence of the original manufacturer. This equipment is critical for Air Force operations, necessitating adherence to stringent quality control, environmental safety protocols, and a comprehensive production roadmap that includes First Article Testing and a two-year warranty. Interested parties can contact Margaret Gaskill at margaret.gaskill.1@us.af.mil or Valerie Evans at valerie.evans.1@us.af.mil for further details.

AN/ALQ-161 Radio Frequency (RF) Amplifier

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The Department of Defense, through the Defense Logistics Agency, is seeking contractors for the procurement of the AN/ALQ-161 Radio Frequency (RF) Amplifier, with operations based at DLA Aviation in Warner Robins, Georgia. This solicitation aims to acquire electronic countermeasures equipment critical for enhancing military capabilities in electronic warfare. The RF Amplifier plays a vital role in ensuring effective communication and operational effectiveness in various defense applications. Interested vendors can reach out to Terrence Wideman at terrence.wideman.2@us.af.mil or call 478-468-6475 for further details regarding the procurement process.

F16AN_APG68_Dual_Mode_Transmitter_NSN5998013035871_PN785R537G01

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Sources Sought DEPT OF DEFENSE F16ANAPG68DualModeTransmitterNSN5998013035871PN785R537G01: The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking sources for the repair and maintenance of the F-16 C/D APG-68 Dual Mode Transmitter. This service is typically used to ensure the proper functioning and compatibility of the transmitter with the F-16 weapon system. The place of performance for this procurement is Carlton Lndg, Oklahoma, United States. For more information, contact Tracey Beringer at tracey.beringer@us.af.mil or 7772211.

FY25 RF Audio Analyzer

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The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Navy, is seeking information from potential suppliers for an Audio Analyzer as part of a Sources Sought Notice issued by the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity (MCTSSA). The desired Audio Analyzer must meet specific performance and integration requirements, including compatibility with the existing Ground Radio Family of Systems, the ability to measure signal quality and output power, and scalability with programming languages such as Python. This device is crucial for evaluating the accuracy of radio test outputs and must comply with the Trade Agreements Act and Buy American Act, with warranty coverage ranging from one to three years. Interested vendors are invited to submit technical data and company information by February 24, 2025, to primary contact Cameron Rentie at cameron.rentie@usmc.mil or secondary contact Beverly L. Hobbs at beverly.hobbs@usmc.mil, noting that this notice serves as market research and does not guarantee contract issuance.

Tactical Navigation(TACAN) 710E Electronically Scanned (E-SCAN) Antenna Flight Inspections Sources Sought Synopsis

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The Department of the Air Force is seeking potential contractors to conduct flight inspections of the TACAN 710E Electronically Scanned Antenna using the AN/TRN-41 Man-Portable TACAN system. The primary objective of this procurement is to ensure compliance with FAA and ICAO standards, requiring contractors to provide an aircraft capable of inspecting within the frequency range of 962MHz to 1213MHz, along with calibrated measurement equipment for accurate data collection and reporting. This specialized inspection service is crucial for maintaining the operational integrity of navigation systems used by the Air Force. Interested vendors must submit documentation demonstrating their qualifications by February 25, 2025, to the designated contracting officer, Kimberly Simms, at kimberly.simms.1@us.af.mil, with a strong encouragement for small business participation.

F16AN_APG_68_Dual_mode_transmitterNSN5998012744648PN772R023G01

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Sources Sought DEPT OF DEFENSE F16ANAPG68DualmodetransmitterNSN5998012744648PN772R023G01: The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking sources for the qualification requirements of an RF Monitor used for the F-16 C/D APG-68 Dual Mode Transmitter. The service/item being procured is a qualification test plan/procedure, repair capability evaluation, and qualification article verification. The offeror must have the necessary facilities, equipment, and personnel to repair, inspect, test, package, and store the item. They must also provide a complete data package and comply with Unique Identification (UID) requirements. The estimated cost for testing and evaluation is $3,000, and the qualification effort is expected to require 180 days. Source qualification waiver criteria are also provided for potential sources who meet specific qualifications.

B-2 KU-Band (Lower) Antenna NSN 5985-01-262-1927 P/N DAA3391P010-105

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Sources Sought DEPT OF DEFENSE B-2 KU-Band (Lower) Antenna NSN 5985-01-262-1927 P/N DAA3391P010-105 The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking prospective vendors for an engineering services effort regarding the B-2 Ku-Band (Lower) Antenna. This antenna is part of the B-2 Ku-Band radar system used to identify and determine the range and bearing of the vehicle. It also serves as a secondary structure that forms a portion of the outer mold line. The unit is designed for low observable and nuclear environment operations. The purpose of this effort is to resolve obsolescence, develop, and qualify a sustainable configuration for manufacturing. The Air Force is in search of vendors who can evaluate the Bill of Materials (BOM), production/test equipment, and documentation, identify obsolete parts and materials, propose alternatives for long-term sustainment, maintain the form, fit, and function of the antenna, meet all existing specification requirements, address testing requirements, and develop and deliver a full production Technical Data Package. At this time, Northrop Grumman is the only known source with qualifications to execute this effort. However, the Air Force is conducting this market survey to identify potential sources that may possess the specialized expertise, capabilities, and experience required. It is important to note that participation in this survey does not ensure participation in future solicitations or contract awards, and the government will not reimburse participants for any expenses associated with their participation. Prospective vendors must demonstrate their capabilities and past performance in areas such as low observable applications, repair and manufacture of B-2 aircraft antennas, B-2 aircraft integration testing, B-2 aircraft environmental testing, and compliance with security clearance requirements. Additionally, vendors must maintain a corporate cost accounting system that meets the requirements of DCMA and/or DCAA, and must not be owned by a foreign company or individual for the duration of any potential government contract. Small businesses are encouraged to indicate if conditions exist for a small business set-aside for any portion of the requirement, and provide information on their qualifications and experience. Large businesses should submit their reasonable expectation of subcontracting opportunities for small business concerns. The place of performance for this procurement is Oklahoma City, OK, with a zip code of 73145, and the primary contact for this notice is 424 SCMS/GUEAA. For more information, interested parties can contact 424SCMS.RFI.Responses@us.af.mil.

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