The Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) has issued a Request for Information to manufacturers interested in supplying commercially available gamma-ray and neutron detection systems for an upcoming test campaign--named Crawdad--focusing on technical performance in a maritime environment. The devices are intended to be mobile and would be used on or in a small boat, which is about 25-feet long. DNDO will not accept pager, personal radiation detector, handheld radioisotope identifiers, or backpack type radiation detection systems for this event. The…
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