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In plain English
The Department of State wants a contractor to conduct large-scale blast tests and track debris from anti-ram barriers during simulated 2,000-pound TNT-equivalent vehicle-bomb attacks. Work has two phases: testing baseline barriers, then testing opaque cladding options on the least hazardous designs. The contractor must provide a suitable test range, instrumentation, debris measurements, analysis, and final data within 24 months; proposals with shorter schedules are preferred.
About this opportunity
Background The Department’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Physical Security Division, Research and Development Branch (DS/PSD/RD) is investigating debris generated from perimeter anti-ram barriers during a Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) attack. DS/PSD/RD is seeking proposals to conduct large scale blast testing and fragmentation tracking. Government Furnished Information to Performer: DOS DS PSD Standard Practice for Blast Tests Final report and test data from previous anti-ram barrier debris characterization testing Physical Security Handbook (Red Book) drawing templates Scope This effort will be broken into two phases. Phase 1 will be to evaluate and characterize the…
Time remaining
Closes Sep 14, 2026
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Ref No.
BS-03E08C

