Title: Joint Project Manager Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Integrated Early Warning (JPM CBRN IEW) Independently Qualified and Production Capable Multi-Phase Chemical Sampling Analysis (MPCSA) Survey

Background
The Joint Project Manager Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Integrated Early Warning (JPM CBRN IEW) is focused on developing capabilities for full rate production and deployment of Multi-Phase Chemical Sampling Analysis (MPCSA) systems in tactical environments globally.

The goal is to provide a man-portable system that can identify and classify various chemical hazards, supporting missions such as post-attack monitoring, base defense, decontamination assurance, demasking, dismounted reconnaissance, and field confirmatory chemical analysis.

The JPM CBRN IEW is conducting market research to ensure the technical and manufacturing readiness of available capabilities.

Work Details
The contract requires the development of a man-portable MPCSA system with the following specifications:
- Volume: 1.5 cubic feet or less
- Weight: 40 pounds or less including internal batteries
- Capability to identify and classify liquid and solid traditional Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs) at very low levels (nanogram level)
- Ability to identify, classify, and quantify low levels of Vapor and Aerosol CWAs, Non-Traditional Agents (NTAs), Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs), and Pharmaceutical Based Agents (PBAs) at Part Per Trillion (PPT) levels
- Processing capability of ≥ 20 samples per hour
- Remote operation in an isolated configuration with networking capabilities to other CBRN detectors
- Communication with tablets or computers via TCP/IP through 802.11, ethernet (RJ-45), and USB-C
- Limited use of consumables; where required, consumables should be commercial products when possible
- Modular design with multiple inlets acceptable for exchange
- Continuous operation capability using host platform or fixed-site power sources; 4 hours operation using DoD inventory batteries
- Reproducible performance across high-volume production with well-defined manuals for operation and maintenance as well as training materials.

Prototype delivery expected by 3QFY27.

Period of Performance
Prototype delivery expected by 3QFY27.

Place of Performance
Tactical environments worldwide.

Bidder Requirements
Bidders must demonstrate capabilities in providing the specified MPCSA systems. They should include a general description of their designed system addressing the requirements outlined above. Additionally, bidders must provide independent performance data related to chemical warfare agents tested. Companies should also indicate their facility clearance status and any plans to obtain one if not currently held.