The OSCOR Max is a specialized hand-held spectrum analyzer with a rapid sweep speed and functionality suited for detecting unknown, illegal, disruptive, and anomalous rogue transmissions across a wid…

The OSCOR Max is a specialized handheld spectrum analyzer designed for rapid detection of unknown, illegal, disruptive, and anomalous radio frequency transmissions across a broad spectrum, enabling precise identification of rogue signals in sensitive environments. It is being procured by the SRS technical Security Team to support their mission under Department of Energy mandates, specifically to conduct technical security services within designated sites in Tennessee. The acquisition is forecasted under NAICS code 334511, indicating classification within the semiconductor and electronic component manufacturing sector, and is set aside for small businesses to promote procurement opportunities for smaller industry participants. The procurement is managed by the Office of Environmental Management under the Department of Energy, with Kenneth Johnson serving as the Small Business Program Manager and primary point of contact. The system will be deployed on-site at SRS facilities to enhance electromagnetic surveillance and counter-surveillance capabilities, ensuring compliance with security protocols for federally controlled spaces. Although the solicitation number and precise delivery timeline are not yet defined, the forecasted posting date is July 2026, signaling an upcoming procurement initiative aimed at equipping SRS with advanced technical detection tools to safeguard against unauthorized electromagnetic activity.