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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MAY 26,2000 PSA#2609Commercial Acquisition Department, Bldg 11, Naval Undersea Warfare
Center Division, Newport, Code 59, Simonpietri Dr., Newport, RI
02841-1708 A -- TRACKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH SPEED PROJECTILES USING ELECTRO
MAGNETICS OR MAGNETICS SOL N66604-00-Q-4662 DUE 063000 POC E. Wilson,
Contracting Officer at (401) 832-1929; FAX (401) 832-4820 WEB: Naval
Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport,
http://www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/. E-MAIL: Ernie Wilson,
Contracting Officer, wilsonej@npt.nuwc.navy.mil. This sources sought
does not constitute the solicitation of a proposal. All letters of
interest will be reviewed and retained. The Naval Undersea Warfare
Center Division Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, seeks potential sources
to develop an Underwater Electro-magnetic or magnetic tracking system
that will supply a vehicle/projectile tracking function to support full
analysis of the performance of high speed underwater munitions in a
controlled test environment. The system should be able to continuously
determine the position and movement of the test vehicle throughout its
brief run from launch to impact or capture. Data will be collected in
real time by sensors precisely located within a test pond, recorded,
and processed following run completion to generate a complete and
accurate description of the test article's track. The test article is
a 7" long by 1/2" wide base tungsten cone traveling at between 500m/s
and 1200m/s. The system should be able to track the object over a
distance of 0-300m. Althoughthe coverage area for tracking of very
high-speed projectiles and vehicles under test is relatively small, the
tracking performance required within that area is demanding. To support
the detailed performance analysis that must be accomplished, detailed
tracking data is needed throughout the run. At any point in time during
the projectile trajectory we require that the location of the
projectile be known with 95% confidence to within plus or minus 3.5ft
in all directions. This corresponds to an rms position measurement
error of 0.2% of the 1000ft range. Post-processing to generate the
record of a test run is sufficient. Our department no longer issues
solicitations or amendments in paper form. Instead, they may be
accessed at our web site http://www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/. We
also provide electronic access in our Bid Room. Posted 05/24/00
(W-SN458023). (0145) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0019 20000526\A-0019.SOL)
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