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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 29,1997 PSA#1771Department of the Navy, Carderock Division Headquarters, Naval Surface
Warfare Center, Bethesda, Md. 20084 59 -- ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT SYSTEM SOL N00167-97-Q-9090 DUE 021897
POC Contract Specialist: Ray Park, 301-227-1121 Contracting Officer,
Joyce Bell, 301-227-1113. The contractor shall provide all materials
and workmanship necessary to provide a handheld, electronic measurement
system for quantifying the condition and/or status of an organic
coating(paint) on a conductive substrate. The unit is anticipated to
resemble a commercially available, handheld, portable, eddy current
type paint thickness gage. Although the measurement approach is
anticipated to be based on determination of the electrical impedance of
the coating system, alternative technical approaches and configuration
may also be considered. The effort is to proceed in e phases. In Phase
I, the technology will be researched and developed and results
demonstrated using breadboard wiring of the revelant microprocessor and
sensor components in a non-packaged configuration. In Phase II, the
system would be packaged in the proposed near-final configuration for
field testing by Navy laboratory personnel in U.S.Naval facilities.
Phase III, not covered here, would be a procurement of approximately 12
field test units for Navy evaluation. Design Requirements: The
hand-held unit should consist of a sensing element, or cell, located at
one end of the unit. This cell would be hand-pressed against the
coating for less than 60 seconds. During the 60 seconds of contact an
electronic microprocessor would generate and apply a controlled low AC
voltage( (0027) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0338 19970129\59-0026.SOL)
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