Description
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking information on vendors that can provide Aggregate Interference as a Function of Antenna Directivity (AIFAD) project support. The project aims to establish a baseline for the Department of Energy (DOE) to determine the efficacy of the 7-8 SRF Band Study proposals. The selected vendor will be required to provide various services, including antenna design and testing, frequency translation, and data collection and analysis. The vendor will work closely with NIST to develop and deliver a calibrated antenna and a validated test measurement system. The project is expected to last for two years, with a base year and an option year. The vendor will be required to submit various deliverables, including project work plans, monthly progress reports, and interim reports on directivity findings.
• The project involves the design and testing of antennas and the development of a test measurement system.
• The vendor will be required to provide technical expertise in areas such as RF systems test and communications, antennas, sensor systems, data collection, and integration.
• The project requires the vendor to work closely with NIST and other stakeholders, including the Department of Energy and other federal agencies.
• The vendor will be required to submit various deliverables, including project work plans, monthly progress reports, and interim reports on directivity findings.
• The project is expected to last for two years, with a base year and an option year.
• The vendor will be required to provide a calibrated antenna and a validated test measurement system.
• The vendor will be required to provide measurement data, analysis, and comparisons to modeling from laboratory and field measurements.