Portable Surveillance System

The Department of the Air Force is seeking industry input through a sources sought notice for a potential contract to provide a mobile surveillance system tailored to the security needs of the 45th Security Forces Squadron at Patrick Air Force Base. The required system must be highly adaptable, towable by a full-sized truck, and capable of rapid deployment in challenging environments characterized by difficult terrain, limited infrastructure, and unreliable power sources. It should primarily operate on solar power with a backup charging option and include advanced surveillance features such as license plate recognition and voice-down activation to deter intruders, ensuring continuous monitoring and rapid response capabilities in remote locations. Interested suppliers or manufacturers are invited to submit a capabilities package, detailing their company's size, socio-economic status, relevant experience, and technical specifications of similar products or services offered. The submission should also include company identifiers like DUNS, Cage Code, and GSA contract information if applicable, along with references and details of any teaming arrangements or subcontracting plans. The government emphasizes that this is a planning and market research effort, not a solicitation, and responses should be concise, not exceeding five pages. All submissions must be made electronically by June 16, 2025, and registration with SAM is required for eligibility. The government will use this information to assess industry interest and capability, potentially leading to a future solicitation.