Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is seeking sources that can provide a Radioisotope Identification Device. The device should be a single cableless, handheld self-contained unit with auto-ranging and digital display capabilities. It should be designed to handle rugged conditions and meet IP65 standards. The device should use He-3 neutron detection technology and advanced ID algorithms to minimize false positives and false negatives. The device should be compact, weighing no more than 3.5 pounds, and have approximate dimensions of 3.54” x 11.0” x 4.33”. It should allow trained electronics technicians to service the unit and not require annual or more frequent factory calibration. The device should be able to detect and identify up to six isotopes in under 80 seconds and have an extensive isotope library.
Some key features of the device include:
• Auto-ranging and digital display
• He-3 neutron detection technology
• Advanced ID algorithms
• Compact and lightweight design
• Ability to detect and identify multiple isotopes
• Extensive isotope library
• Automatic backlight function
• Audio and visual alarm for Count Rate, Dose/Exposure Rate
• Audio indication of radiation levels with a mute feature
• Web interface transferable method or ability to save to a memory card
• Use of standard commercial off-the-shelf batteries
• Connectivity to the internet and compatibility with cloud-based computing and data sharing
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Contact
Cory Rosene(Contract Specialist)