Sources Sought for One (1) Ultra-high-speed camera

The US government is seeking sources for an ultra-high-speed camera with specific minimum specifications. The camera must have a monochrome CMOS back-side illuminated sensor, a full image sensor resolution of one million pixels or better, and a recording rate of 75,000 fps or better at 1280x800. The camera must also have a bit depth of 12-bit, "windowing" and "binning" features, and a minimum of 128 GB of on-board solid state memory. The camera should be able to perform quantum efficiency of 75% or better, have paired cameras with synchronization capability, and have a minimum exposure of one micro-second or better. The camera should not weigh more than 20 pounds and should have lens mounts for F-mount with optional C-mount. Some of the key features of the camera include: • Monochrome CMOS back-side illuminated sensor • Full image sensor resolution of one million pixels or better • Recording rate of 75,000 fps or better at 1280x800 • Bit depth of 12-bit • "Windowing" and "binning" features • Minimum of 128 GB of on-board solid state memory • Quantum efficiency of 75% or better • Paired cameras with synchronization capability • Minimum exposure of one micro-second or better • Lens mounts for F-mount with optional C-mount