Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. The FTIR spectroscopy device shall be new, not refurbished or used. 2. Shall be handheld, compact, and lightweight. 3. Shall have anvil sampling capabilities. 4. Shall have a second, touch-to-sample sensor for direct sampling. 5. Shall have the ability to identify liquids and solids. 6. Shall be rugged and able to be decontaminated. 7. Shall be able to identify two or more components of a mixture. 8. Shall include a Library of at least 35,000 spectra of chemical warfare agents, explosives, narcotics (including fentanyl), TICs, pesticides, white powder, and other chemical classes. 9. Shall have a quick start-up process and produce results quickly and accurately. 10. Shall have the ability to run on batteries that are easily accessible or rechargeable. 11. Shall have an LCD display with a keypad that can be operated with the glove of a level A suit, and have simple operation. 12. Shall include a rugged case to carry the monitor along with all necessary accessories. 13. Shall have the ability to add to the library via connection to a laptop or wireless device. 14. Shall include a laptop that integrates wirelessly with the monitor along with software. 15. Shall have the ability for technical reach back 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 16. Shall have the ability to be used in extreme temperatures, both hot and cold. 17. Shall have the ability to be easily calibrated, if needed. 18. Shall have the ability for data collection and be able to be logged and printed for reporting purposes. 19. Shall have a minimum 36-month warranty. 20. Shall offer library updates for the life of the unit. 21. Shall provide on site training for 3 days.
