Catherine B. Bullard

Universal Forensic Extraction Device (UFED)

Department Of Justice10555 Furnace Road, LORTON, VA, 22407, USA

NAICS

334220

Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing

PSC

Communications, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment

Posted Apr 18, 2008

08-ST-0309

Closed

Federal

58 -- Personal Locator Beacons

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to Microwave Monolithics, Inc. for the procurement of 50 miniature SARSAT Personal Locator Beacons, specifically the MicrPLB, Model MBT-040600 Type GX, which includes internal GPS and an extended battery life of 48 hours. These beacons must be compact, pocket-sized, handheld devices that are permissible for transport on commercial passenger aircraft in compliance with Department of Transportation regulations. Microwave Monolithics, Inc. is identified as the sole responsible source, as they are the only manufacturer producing Type Approved Personal Locator Beacons containing lithium cells authorized for such transportation. This acquisition is in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulations and reflects the DEA’s confirmed requirement for specialized equipment that no other manufacturer can supply. The solicitation is connected to the Department of Justice Headquarters in Springfield, VA, under NAICS code 541330. The point of contact for any inquiries regarding the contract is Catherine B. Bullard, with Troy T. Teachey also listed as a contact person. This notice ensures transparency for contract actions exceeding $25,000 and highlights the uniqueness and necessity of the chosen vendor and product for DEA's operational needs.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

Communications, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment

Posted Feb 8, 2008

Reference-Number-08-ST-0154

No deadline

Federal

N -- Intrusion Detection Surveillance System Upgrade

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to Lord & Company Technologies, located in Manassas, Virginia, for upgrading its Intrusion Detection Surveillance System (IDS) from an analog to an IP digital system. This decision follows federal acquisition regulations requiring transparency for contracts exceeding $25,000 and justifies a sole-source award under FAR 6.302-1, as Lord & Company is uniquely qualified to provide the necessary installation, programming, software training for the new IP technology, integration with the existing analog system, and ongoing service support. The company maintains service personnel within 20 miles of the DEA site, ensuring long-term maintenance and support capabilities. The contract, titled "N -- Intrusion Detection Surveillance System Upgrade," is associated with solicitation number Reference-Number-07-ST-0549 and falls under NAICS code 561621. The agency responsible for this procurement is the Department of Justice, Headquarters office in Springfield, Virginia. Key contacts for the contract include Catherine B. Bullard and Troy T. Teachey, with contact details provided for further inquiries. This procurement underscores the DEA’s commitment to modernizing its surveillance technology while leveraging a provider capable of seamless system integration and localized support.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

561621

Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)

PSC

Installation of Equipment

Posted Sep 6, 2007

Reference-Number-07-ST-0549

No deadline

Federal

59 -- Network Monitoring System

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to Harris Corporation for over-the-air cellular tracking systems that comply with the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). This procurement targets specialized equipment used to track and decrypt GSM cellular phones. The key technologies involved include the Harris Porpoise system, a laptop-based GSM Silent SMS Monitoring System with both network and handset capabilities, and the Harris StingRay system equipped with the FishHawk GSM Intercept software upgrade. Harris Corporation is uniquely positioned as the sole source and distributor of these systems, as well as the associated training and maintenance services, making them the only responsible entity capable of supporting the DEA’s Office of Investigative Technology. The contract, identified under solicitation number Reference-Number-STIT-1103, was posted by the Department of Justice headquarters located in Springfield, Virginia. The intended acquisition is in compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulation guidelines, noting that the action exceeds the $25,000 threshold for dissemination. Points of contact for the contract include Troy T. Teachey and Catherine B. Bullard, both representatives within the agency. The systems to be provided are critical for the DEA's law enforcement efforts, ensuring advanced capabilities in GSM cellular interception and active key extraction for investigative purposes.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

334290

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing

PSC

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components

Posted Aug 29, 2007

Reference-Number-STIT-1103

No deadline

Federal

K -- STINGRAY SYSTEMS

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to Harris Corporation Wireless Products Group for an upgrade to the IDEN Stingray system, along with training for four users over two days totaling twelve hours. Harris Corporation is the original manufacturer of the Stingray equipment and holds proprietary rights, making them the sole responsible source for providing the upgrades, conducting the necessary training, and ensuring the system functions as required. This procurement aligns with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements for contracts exceeding $25,000 and qualifies for a sole-source award under FAR 6.302-1 due to Harris Corporation's unique position. The contract, referenced under solicitation number ST-07-0450B, is managed by the Department of Justice headquarters in Springfield, Virginia. Key contacts for this procurement include Catherine B. Bullard and Troy T. Teachey, who can address any concerns regarding the award process. The upgrade and training are essential to enhance the investigative capabilities of the Office of Investigative Technology, ensuring that the DEA maintains effective operational use of the Stingray system.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

334511

Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing

PSC

Modification of Equipment

Posted Jul 27, 2007

Reference-Number-ST-07-0450B

No deadline

Federal

K -- STINGRAY SYSTEMS

The Department of Justice, specifically the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), intends to award a contract to Harris Corporation Wireless Products Group for an upgrade of the IDEN system for the Stingray device, along with providing training on the new equipment. This contract action is being publicly announced in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation requirements since the expected value exceeds $25,000. Harris Corporation is identified as the sole responsible source due to their proprietary rights over the Stingray equipment and associated upgrades, ensuring the DEA's specific technological needs and training requirements are met effectively. The contract includes a training component for four users, consisting of two days and twelve hours of instruction on the upgraded Stingray system. The notice provides contact information for further inquiries, with Catherine B. Bullard and Troy T. Teachey listed as points of contact from the Department of Justice. The work is associated with the Office of Investigative Technology within the DEA and is based out of Springfield, Virginia. The purpose of this upgrade and training is to support the DEA’s investigative capabilities through improved technology provided directly by the original manufacturer.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

334290

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing

PSC

Modification of Equipment

Posted Jul 27, 2007

Reference-Number-ST-07-0450

No deadline

Federal

58 -- Satellite Trackers

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to NAL Research Corporation for the procurement of fifty Low-Power Satellite Trackers, Dual Iridium-GPS Antennas (12 feet), and DC-DC Converters. This decision follows the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements, specifically FAR 5.101 for publicizing contract actions over $25,000, and FAR 6.302-1, which allows for sole-source procurement when only one responsible source is available. NAL Research Corporation is uniquely positioned as the sole manufacturer capable of providing the necessary Iridium-based tracker and emergency alert devices compatible with the DEA Centralized Tracking System (STS), with no other vendors meeting the strict requirements. The contract, identified by solicitation number Reference-Number-07-ST-0412 and categorized under NAICS code 541330, is managed by the DEA's Office of Investigative Technology located at the Department of Justice Headquarters in Springfield, Virginia. NAL Research Corporation's Iridium 9601 DGS-LP modem is the critical component underpinning this acquisition. Stakeholders or interested parties with concerns about this sole-source award are encouraged to contact Catherine Bullard at the provided phone number or email address. This procurement supports DEA’s operational needs for advanced satellite tracking technology to enhance investigative capabilities.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

Communications, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment

Posted Jun 28, 2007

Reference-Number-07-ST-0412

No deadline

Federal

58 -- Personal Locator Beacons

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to Microwave Monolithics, Inc. to supply 35 miniature SARSAT Personal Locator Beacons (MicroPLB, Model MBT-040600 Type GX) with internal GPS and an extended battery life of 48 hours. These devices must be small, handheld, pocket-sized, and compliant with Department of Transportation regulations for transport on commercial passenger aircraft. Microwave Monolithics is uniquely qualified to supply these Type Approved PLBs containing lithium cells, as no other manufacturer has been identified to provide a similar product, making them the sole responsible source for this requirement. This contract notification is issued under Federal Acquisition Regulations, specifically addressing the public dissemination of contract actions exceeding $25,000. The Office of Investigative Technology within the DEA requires these devices to meet specific technical and regulatory standards, and the procurement process reflects a justified sole source acquisition under FAR provisions. Questions or concerns about this intended award are directed to Catherine Bullard or Troy T. Teachey at the Department of Justice Headquarters in Springfield, Virginia.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

Communications, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment

Posted Jun 18, 2007

Reference-Number-07-ST-0396

No deadline

Federal

58 -- Personnel Recovery Tracking Beacons

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) intends to award a contract to NAL Research Corporation for the procurement of 75 units each of SBD-Only Satellite Trackers, Dual Iridium-GPS Antennas (12 feet), and DC-DC Converters to support the Office of Investigative Technology. NAL Research Corporation is identified as the sole responsible source capable of providing the specific Iridium-based tracker and emergency alert devices compatible with the DEA's Centralized Tracking System (STS) server. This determination follows a thorough investigation confirming that no other vendor can meet the technical requirements of the contract. The contract, titled "Personnel Recovery Tracking Beacons," falls under NAICS code 541330 and is administered by the Department of Justice headquartered in Springfield, VA. The acquisition process adheres to Federal Acquisition Regulations, including FAR 5.101 and FAR Part 6.302-1, ensuring transparency and sole-source justification for procurement actions exceeding $25,000. Point of contact for any concerns regarding this procurement includes Catherine B. Bullard and Troy T Teachey, with relevant contact information provided.

Department Of JusticeVA,

NAICS

541330

Engineering Services

PSC

Communications, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment

Posted May 24, 2007

Reference-Number-07-ST-0369

No deadline

Federal