Flying Fox Sensors #2

The contract titled "Flying Fox Sensors #2" is a procurement initiative by the Department of Defense to support Network Operation engineers with enhanced wireless intrusion detection capabilities within the SAPF facility. It involves the purchase of ten Flying Fox Sensors, which include the sensors themselves, cellular antennas, WiFi/BT antennas, and mounting brackets. These sensors are designed to detect and identify wireless devices, helping to locate them precisely within the facility to prevent data leakage caused by wireless signals extending beyond controlled areas. This effort aligns with JSIG standards by enabling proactive monitoring and quarterly scanning for unauthorized wireless access points, as well as ensuring unauthorized devices are promptly reported and addressed in line with the organization's incident response plan. Additionally, the contract includes a one-year Software, Support, and Repair (SSR) package for all ten Flying Fox Sensors to ensure ongoing functionality and reliability. The primary place of performance is in South Coffeyville, Oklahoma, with coordination managed through the office located at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma. This contract supports continuous wireless monitoring, critical for maintaining data security and compliance in the organization's network environment. The point of contact for this procurement is Charlene Nguyen, reachable via email and phone.