Low-Cost Environmental Sensor Networks for Real-Time Mold Risk Monitoring

The contract seeks the design, supply, and deployment of low-cost, scalable sensor networks to monitor temperature, humidity, and moisture levels within Army barracks, with the primary goal of preventing mold growth through real-time alerts. The system must be robust enough for military environments and capable of delivering immediate notifications when environmental conditions pose a mold risk, enabling timely corrective action. The sensors should be durable, easily installable, and integrated into a centralized monitoring framework that supports continuous data collection and actionable insights for maintenance and health safety teams. Subcontractors are required to respond by July 8, 2026, and must possess the technical capability to deliver a complete solution tailored for Department of Defense installations under NAICS code 334511, which pertains to sensing instrument manufacturing. The effort is focused on enhancing the livability and safety of barracks by leveraging environmental monitoring technology, with an emphasis on affordability and scalability across multiple locations. The project does not specify a set-aside classification, and performance is expected to occur at Army barracks sites without a defined geographic restriction, allowing for flexible deployment planning across military facilities.