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Flying Fox Sensors #2

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FA813626F0023Federal

Contract Overview

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AI Contract Overview

The contract is for the procurement of ten Flying Fox Sensors to enhance wireless intrusion detection within the SAPF, enabling network operation and security teams to actively monitor, detect, and pinpoint the exact locations of unauthorized wireless devices in real time. These sensors, equipped with cellular, WiFi, and Bluetooth antennas along with mounting hardware, are designed to improve the accuracy of device localization and support proactive data loss prevention by identifying rogue connections that may radiate beyond facility boundaries. The deployment aligns with JSIG standards requiring regular scanning for unauthorized wireless access points and mandates reporting and response procedures per the organization’s incident response plan. Alongside the hardware, a one-year Software, Support, and Repair service is included for each unit to ensure continuous operational reliability. The requirement is part of a broader effort to strengthen internal wireless security posture and maintain compliance with federal cybersecurity guidance. The solicitation number is FA813626F0023, issued by the Department of Defense under the Air Force Systems Command, with performance located in Coffeyville, Oklahoma, and primary point of contact Charlene Nguyen at Tinker AFB.

General Info

Procurement of ten Flying Fox Sensors with support for wireless intrusion detection at SAPF facility.

Agency

Department Of Defense → FA8136 Afsc Pziob

NAICS

541519 - Other Computer Related Services

Place of Performance

S Coffeyville, OK, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

F3YCAW6057A101 - Flying Fox Sensors #2 Brand-Name Justification

justification-and-authorization

Low

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Timeline

PhaseAwarded

PostedMay 13

Justification (J&A)

AwardedOct 28

Contract was awarded

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8136 Afsc Pziob

Contacts1 person available

OfficeTINKER AFB, OK, 73145-9125, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8136 Afsc Pziob

Office AddressTINKER AFB, OK, 73145-9125, USA

Contacts

Charlene Nguyen

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

This is a new requirement and is needed by the Network Operation engineers as this will aid in taking a proactive approach in
data loss prevention by increasing accuracy of device detection locations and instances.
The Flying Fox Sensors purchase is for the Wireless Intrusion Detection System (WIDS) to detect and identify wireless devices
inside the SAPF. This will also help our security team in finding exactly where in the facility that these devices have been and
currently are. Wireless signals may radiate beyond the confines of organization-controlled facilities which is not good for
preventing data leakage. This is also to help us align ourselves better with the JSIG standards which states, "Organizations
should proactively monitor for unauthorized wireless connections, including scanning for unauthorized wireless access points at
least quarterly. Unauthorized wireless devices require reporting and response in accordance with the organization / system
incident response plan.

Flying Fox sensor for Installation, which includes:
- Flying Fox sensor
- Cellular antenna
- WiFi/BT antenna
- Mounting bracket
Quantity: 10

Software, Support, Repair (SSR) for Flying Fox Sensor (ES012-100) - 1 Year
Quantity: 10

This requirement is for the continuous wireless monitoring to detect and identify devices inside the SAPF