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Spectrum Engineering Support

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The Department of Commerce is seeking spectrum engineering support for the NTIA to evaluate the feasibility of repurposing federal frequency bands. The selected contractor will perform electromagnetic compatibility analyses across various federal and commercial systems to identify interference risks and establish protection distances. This scope of work includes validating replacement frequency assignments for systems that must relocate or compress into new bands, as well as supporting laboratory and open-air testing to verify analytical results through detailed planning and assessment. Additionally, the contractor will be responsible for reviewing the technical soundness of electromagnetic compatibility analyses conducted by federal agencies to ensure alignment with OSM standards. The role requires the preparation of comprehensive final reports and briefings intended for NTIA leadership, Congress, and industry stakeholders. This effort is categorized under NAICS code 541330 and will be performed in the District of Columbia.

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Spectrum engineering support for NTIA to evaluate federal frequency band repurposing and interference.

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Department of Commerce

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541330 - Engineering Services

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (COUNTY-EQUIVALENT), DC, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Commerce
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NTIA requires contractor spectrum engineering support to evaluate the feasibility of repurposing federal frequency bands. The contractor will conduct electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) analyses across diverse federal and commercial systems to identify interference risks, determine necessary protection distances, and support decisions on band repurposing. Support includes identifying and validating replacement frequency assignments for systems relocating or compressing into new bands. The contractor will also assist with laboratory and open-air EMC testing to confirm analytical findings, including test planning, observation, and assessment. In addition, the contractor will review EMC analyses performed by federal agencies to ensure methodologies, assumptions, parameters, and results are technically sound and aligned with OSM standards. The effort includes preparing final reports and briefings for NTIA leadership, Congress, industry, and

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