Vibration Intelligence System for Industrial Operation and Networks

The Department of Energy is seeking a vibration intelligence system for industrial operation and networks to address the high lifetime costs of operating industrial machinery. Plant managers frequently struggle to balance smooth equipment operation with short-term production targets, often pushing machinery beyond operational limits and causing failures, downtime, chemical releases, and fires. Additionally, malicious actors can purposefully exceed these operating limits during industrial cyberattacks. The agency requires a solution that uses vibration to measure machine operating conditions, allowing plant managers to optimize production costs and detect cyber threats. This system must function without requiring integration into existing industrial control systems. The scope of work covers offsite performance to deliver this monitoring and threat detection capability. Eligible bidders must be onshore United States organizations. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget for this procurement. The source document does not specify evaluation criteria or key dates for this opportunity.