DNDO Basic Handheld Radioisotope Identification Device Draft Requirement

The contract pertains to the development of draft requirements for a basic handheld radioisotope identification device, aimed at enhancing detection capabilities for the Department of Homeland Security. It is managed by the Contract Administration Services Division, based in Washington, DC. The solicitation, identified by the number DNDOBasicDraftRequirement, was posted on January 10, 2014. The project focuses on defining specifications and operational parameters to guide the design and procurement of a portable device capable of identifying radioisotopes efficiently. The contract does not specify the type or set-aside status, nor does it provide detailed location information for the place of performance. The primary point of contact is Matthew Robertson, reachable via email and phone. The initiative aligns with DHS's objectives to improve homeland security measures, particularly through advanced detection technology for hazardous radioactive materials. Further details and documentation related to the draft requirements are accessible through the provided online workspace link.