The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking information from small businesses, including Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses and Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, for the procurement of a TRUNARC device. The device must be capable of rapid, non-destructive identification of a broad range of chemical substances, and must utilize Raman spectroscopy as the primary method of analysis. The device must also be equipped with a comprehensive on-board spectral library of at least 500 substances, and must demonstrate a high degree of accuracy for the identification of substances in the onboard library. The contractor shall supply, install, configure, and validate the device, and provide on-going technical support and maintenance services. Some key features of the device include:
• A weight not to exceed 2.0 lbs.
• A high resolution, sunlight-readable color display of at least 3.5 inches
• A touchscreen-compatible display with gloved use
• A ruggedized design to withstand the rigors of field use
• A rechargeable lithium-ion battery capable of providing a minimum of 4 hours of continuous operation
• A comprehensive user manual, quick-start guide, and documentation verifying all certification claims.
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