DATA PROCESSOR

The contract award involves the sole-source procurement of the Fluke Azima DLI Trio vibration analysis system from Fluke Corporation to replace legacy equipment used across naval commands since the 1990s, ensuring uninterrupted continuity of historical vibration data and system interoperability. The delivery, including the data processor, transit case, accelerometers, controller, and related components, is required to be shipped within two weeks to the place of performance in Everett, Washington, with inspection and acceptance occurring onsite by the Department of Defense’s DLA Maritime – Puget Sound. The procurement is justified under FAR 6.302-1 due to the proprietary nature of the equipment, its unique software and data format, and the inability of any alternative system to maintain compatibility with over a decade of diagnostic and calibration records, making full and open competition infeasible. The equipment must meet strict environmental and safety standards including MIL-STD-810G for durability under shock and vibration, IP65 for dust and water resistance, and HAZLOC certification for use in hazardous onboard locations, with no substitutions permitted for any listed part numbers. While the contract includes specific technical requirements and delivery expectations, no formal evaluation factors, pricing details, or contract value are provided, and no payment, invoicing, or accounting data is specified. The contracting office is located in Bremerton, Washington, with Naomi Larson as the primary point of contact, and although the JML lists multiple equipment items, detailed packaging, marking, or certification requirements beyond the stated standards are not outlined. No socioeconomic, small business, or entity identification details such as UEI or CAGE codes are disclosed, and no formal contract clauses, inspection criteria beyond operational compatibility, or administrative oversight personnel are identified in the documentation.