RFI for Tactical Contamination Mitigation System

The government authority located in Natick, Massachusetts is seeking information on tactical contamination mitigation system technologies. The agency requires applicator and spray system technologies to equip individual Marines, vehicle crews, and specialized chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear teams. These systems must enable the rapid application of fielded decontaminants, such as Joint General Purpose Decontaminant-M333, to individual weapons, crew-served weapons, and vehicles. The requested scope of work covers three distinct mission capabilities. The dismounted protection system must weigh less than fifteen pounds, cover at least ten square meters, and allow setup and employment by a single operator within fifteen minutes. The mounted protection system must weigh less than forty-five pounds, cover at least forty square meters, and allow setup and employment by a single operator within fifteen minutes. The response system must weigh less than one hundred five pounds, cover at least eighty square meters, and allow setup and employment by no more than two operators wearing individual protective equipment within twenty minutes. Eligibility is restricted to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency is currently looking for proposals to establish budget signals and has not specified a set budget or key dates in the initial request. Evaluation criteria and specific work performance details are not applicable at this stage of the request for information.