The Department of the Army is conducting market research to identify sources capable of developing a Frequency Inverter-Converter based on the furnished Government drawing, 98-19604. The contractor will be responsible for integrating the frequency inverter-converter system into a Government Furnished 3 kW TQG. The system must meet standard military requirements for environmental durability and endurance/reliability. The contractor must provide a capability statement that addresses the questions in Section 3 of the RFI, including company overview, current status, experience, design and engineering, production and manufacturing capabilities, testing and validation capabilities, and programmatic information.
Some key points to consider include:
• The contractor must have experience with printed circuit boards (PCB) design and must have the ability to design and print PCB in-house.
• The contractor must have experience designing frequency inverter-converters (for generators) with linear and non-linear loads.
• The contractor must have experience designing systems with insulated-gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs) and optocouplers.
• The contractor must have production and manufacturing capabilities, including the ability to coordinate the shipping of the final systems to their destination.
• The contractor must have testing and validation capabilities, including environmental testing, MIL-STD 810 testing, and compliance testing.
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