The government intends to award a sole-source contract to Huntron Inc. for the purchase of a Huntron Access DH2 robotic "flying probe" system. This system is designed for automated testing and diagnostics of printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies, and is essential for the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP) mission. The government's minimum requirements can only be met by the Huntron Access DH2 due to standardization, interoperability, and the avoidance of substantial duplication of costs.
Some key points about this opportunity include:
• The Huntron Access DH2 is a robotic "flying probe" system designed for automated testing and diagnostics of printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies.
• The system is essential for the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP) mission.
• The government's minimum requirements can only be met by the Huntron Access DH2 due to standardization, interoperability, and the avoidance of substantial duplication of costs.
• The acquisition of any other system would render the government's existing investment in test programs, technical procedures, and personnel expertise obsolete, resulting in unacceptable delays and substantial costs.
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