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66 -- SMS-2100 SPECTRUM MONITORING SYSTEM SOL N00014-96-R-CP05 POC Contract Specialist: Carol Parnell, Code 3230.CP (202) 767-0547 Contracting Officer: Helen Paul, Code 3230.HB, (202) 767-0547. The Naval Research Laboratory intends to hold negotiation with Lockheed Sanders Inc. Defense Systems Division for a SMS-2100 Sprectrum Monitoring System that has previously been developed by them. The Space Systems Development Department and the US Marine Corps has a need for a portable, low cost, self-contained light weight radio frequency monitoring system that provides military personnel with threat warning, emitter location, and signal recognition, data collection and analysis and offers unprecedented mobility and user friendliness in a self-contained, portable base station. The system must be able to scan the 14 MHz to 1200 Mhz frequency range with 20kHz resolution analyzing at least 40,000 channels per second. The system must have the capability to ''stare'' at 8.96 Mhz of spectrum to ensure that a transmission is not missed. The system must have a high sweep rate of 800 Mhz per second allowing it to detect burst or LPI emissions, be computer based and capable of external control and remote control. It must have a Windows environment allowing for cross-platform correlation of collected data and be designed to provide geographical filtering and display of digital map and imagery data. The system must be able to rapidly scan the communication bands, if exact frequencies are unknown, to provide near real time mapping of the RF environment enabling some of the most difficult to intercept communications to be captured. The design must allow for MATT integration. The delivery required is 90 days after contract award. SEE Note 22 (0208)

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