5G GPS-GSM Avian Transmitters

The contract involves the procurement of 5G GPS-GSM avian transmitters designed to monitor bird movements with advanced technological features. These transmitters must be equipped with GPS for precise location and timing data, which should be accessible via the GSM 5G network. They are required to support two-way communication, include sensors such as accelerometers and temperature sensors, and feature mortality indicators and geofencing capabilities to enhance tracking accuracy and safety. Additionally, the transmitters must have attachment points suitable for backpack harnesses, ensuring secure and effective deployment on avian subjects. All pricing must encompass applicable taxes and shipping costs per unit, ensuring transparency and comprehensive cost accounting. The solicitation, posted by the Hawaii Department of Land & Natural Resources, seeks responses by January 15, 2025, with a contract value estimated between $50,000 and $150,000. The procurement is targeted at vendors capable of delivering these specialized transmitters to support wildlife monitoring efforts in Hawaii. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Aaron Works, reachable via email or phone. The project emphasizes the integration of cutting-edge communication and sensor technologies to facilitate detailed tracking and data collection for avian conservation initiatives.