GPS Tracking Devices Supplies for Helicopters

The government authority located in Logan, Utah is seeking a vendor to provide seven GPS tracking devices for helicopters. The agency needs to solve the challenge of tracking aircraft in remote areas by utilizing both cellular and iridium satellite networks to update tracking data at least every thirty minutes. The requested devices must accept DC power on a nine-to-thirty-volt power supply and automatically power on when power is present at the plug-in. The scope of work requires devices that output latitude, longitude, altitude, and airspeed data. Each device must feature an emergency or SOS button that triggers more frequent data logging and sends distress signals to multiple users via text, email, and phone. The agency also requires an integrated map system for management to view all devices simultaneously, display individual flight tracking, and access a database of past flight history. Eligible bidders must be onshore United States organizations. The agency will allow the selected vendor to perform the work offsite. Bidders must submit their proposals digitally via email or online, and the agency is currently looking for proposals to establish the budget.