Latest US Optical Drive Contracts & Bids

The tender requires the supply of 698 nm single frequency lasers (4 versions). Minimum specifications are detailed for each laser. Onsite visits are required for potential vendors to assess site constraints. Foreign nationals require pre-registration 30 days prior. A vendor representative must be onsite for more than three days. Delivery of goods, installation, and training must be completed within 16 weeks. All electronic media to operate the laser must be delivered. A 12-month and 3000-hour manufacturer warranty is acceptable. Training requirements are detailed, including who, when, what, and where. Government acceptance testing is planned within 7 business days. Maintenance requirements are also specified. Government-furnished material/equipment may be required. Travel requirements are outlined. The vendor should include maintenance, repair, etc. as part of the appropriate sections, otherwise it will be a separate line item, reimbursable per the federal travel regulation.

The Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal (NAVSCOLEOD) needs updated audio-visual equipment. The RFQ will be available on or about 8/11/2025 on SAM. gov. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside. Delivery is required on 8/30/2025. Registration on SAM. gov is mandatory. Only email requests for clarification are accepted. A five-year warranty is required.

The tender seeks a prototype video bore inspection system (VBIS) for 155mm cannons, compatible with existing government-owned laser bore inspection systems (LBIS). The system must include specific hardware and software components, including a prototype 155mm bore camera scanner, a custom umbilical cable, an upgrade to a self-propelled sensor delivery unit, and a performance report. The system must also be compatible with 105mm and 120mm cannon bores and chambers. The government will provide an LP **** instrument and a 155mm self-propelled delivery unit for the program. The 155mm self-propelled delivery unit will be modified as required to support the LCCS, while maintaining support for existing BEMIS laser profiling equipment.