The Air Force Metrology and Calibration Program is considering a purchase of a Multifunction Calibrator. This sources sought synopsis describes a Multifunction Calibrator. This device shall be an all-in-one inclusive box that will be used to calibrate a variety of electrical test equipment. This various electrical equipment will include digital multimeters, portable calibrators, differential voltmeters, power analyzers, current shunts, and power quality meters. The Multifunction Calibrator shall be a calibration laboratory grade instrument with the capability to very precisely source DC Volts, AC Volts, Resistance, DC Current, and AC Current. It shall have the following minimum sourcing features/specifications. DC Volts source: 0 to 1100V; AC Volts source: 0 to 1100V at a frequency of 10Hz to 1MHz; Resistance source: 0 to 100MOhms; DC Current source: 0 to 11A; AC Current source: 0 to 11A at a frequency of 10Hz to 10kHz; Wideband AC Voltage source: 0 to 3.5V; Wideband Frequency source: 10Hz to 50MHz. This device shall have IEEE 488.2 format programmable interface capability. The NAICS code assigned to this acquisition is 334515 with a size standard of 500 employees.
The total estimated quantity is 67 units over 4 years.
Surplus or used material is not acceptable for this item. Offerors responding to this sources sought market research notice must: (1) state whether you are a small or large business, if you are the manufacturer or provide the name of the manufacturer and size info of product you would be offering and the socioeconomic status and indicate small disadvantaged or woman-owned business, veteran owned, service disabled veteran owned, 8(a) historically black college or university or minority institution (HBCU/MI), or a historically underutilized business zone (HUBZone) (2) provide sales history including recent sales to commercial companies (3) advise if your product is a commercial item or if it will be modified; if not commercial at this time, will you be offering this item to the general public in the future. (4) advise if you have the item on a GSA schedule or other Government contract include front page of schedule and the page showing the part is on award (5) provide information concerning the technical capabilities of the product you are interested in offering, including commercial literature/brochures and warranty. Describe any awards you have been involved in that are the same as or similar to what is described in this RFI. Include any other pertinent information which would enable the government to assess your firm's capabilities (6) advise if you accept the Government purchase card (7) Provide Point of Contact including: company/ institute name, address, phone number and email address (8) provide assigned Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code (9) Verify if your company/institute is listed in the System for Award Management (SAM) (10) State if your company is domestically or foreign owned (if foreign owned, please indicate the country of ownership) (11) Advise how much time you would need to submit a technical proposal if a solicitation is issued (12) provide an estimated price for one each, an estimated price for the total quantity and provide any price quantity discounts based on the total estimated quantity (13) include how many units you could deliver every 30 days (14) estimated delivery time for initial shipment.
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