Radiological Detection System Supplies

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division, in collaboration with Naval Sea Systems Command, is seeking sources for the design, engineering development, fabrication, and testing of Radiological Detection System (RDS) equipment. This effort aims to replace legacy survey meters and address parts obsolescence to maintain radiological safety standards for shipboard and public shipyard activities. The requirement includes the production of up to 1,300 RDS Base Units, 1,800 Beta/Photon Probes, 1,800 Common Probe Cables, 2,800 Configuration 2 Cases, and 5,200 AA batteries. All equipment must comply with performance specification PRF-JPM-RND-RDS-001 (Amd 5) and sampling procedures under ASQ/ANSI Z1.4-2003. The period of performance for the primary deliverables is one year after contract award, with an additional one-year option for Option CLIN 1001. Manufacturing will occur at the contractor's facility, and the government will conduct acceptance testing within 60 days of delivery. Contractors must provide calibration certificates for each device and are responsible for remediating any non-conforming lots within 60 calendar days at no additional cost to the government. Certain technical specifications are designated as Controlled Unclassified Information and will be provided as Government Furnished Information within 30 days of award. This sources-sought effort, under NAICS code 334519, is open to large businesses and various socio-economic small business categories, including SDVOSB and HUBZone.