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66 -- FURNISH 1 EACH AMORPHOUS SILICON X-RAY DETECTOR SOL N00244-98-Q-0134 DUE 032398 POC Toni D. Duenas-Ignacio, Contract Specialist (562) 626-7366; Fax: (562) 626-7479 WEB: Click here to get more information about FISC, San Diego, http://www.sd.fisc.navy.mil. E-MAIL: Click here to contact the contracting officer via e-mail, add6008@eagle.sbeach.navy.mil. This action was initially posted in the CBD on March 3, 1998. Notice is modified to answer questions and furnish add'l info: Q#1: Require info on 3M Trimax 12B conversion screen. A#1: Screens absorb x-ray photons and emit light photons; process is part of function of Amorphous Silicon Detector. Mfg 3M Medical Imaging Systems, St. Paul, Mn. Trimax screens are primarily particulate Gadolinium OxySulfide (GOS) on a plastic backing. These screens must meet the performance across range of energies which is required for detector system. Performance required to be equivalent or better at all x-ray energies in the 60KeV to 9MeV range and measured by conversion efficiency and resolution. RFQ requires that the conversion screen be a replaceable item. Q#2: Is RFQ for Detector Only? A#2: Yes, detector must include hardware and software interface to specified host computer. Q#3: Is there need for imaging software, computer system, etc.? A#3: Software must be provided to allow the functioning of the detector including accumulation, correction, display, and storage of images on the PCI Bus Pentium PC operating MS NT 4.0. Computer and operating system is not part of this purchase. Q#4: Should response include an x-ray source? A#4: No. (0076)

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