The University of Southern Mississippi is seeking bids for a high-resolution side scan sonar system. The system will be used to map the sea floor, provide sediment acoustic response, and detect, classify, and localize targets. The system must meet specific technical requirements, including a tow fish with a frequency range of at least 400 and 900 kHz, a topside processor with a ruggedized laptop computer, and software that provides high-resolution seabed images and target detections. The vendor must provide training on the operation, software, maintenance, and integration of the system.
• The system must have a lightweight stainless steel hydrodynamic tow fish and a portable splash-proof, water-resistant, and ruggedized topside processor.
• The system must provide 400 and 900 kHz ultra-high-resolution images of the seafloor.
• The system must use CHIRP processing technology and provide calibrated bottom backscattering data.
• The system must be powered by both AC and DC power sources and have a safety recovery system to prevent the loss of the tow fish.
• The vendor must provide a list and cost of optional spares and provide warranty support for at least one year.
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