The U.S. Government is seeking information on non-invasive standoff diagnostic technologies for Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams, capable of operating at distances of 3 feet or more to determine the operational status of hazards like UXOs and IEDs. Key objectives include identifying tools that can assess armed/unarmed conditions, battery levels, fuze functioning, and other threats from a safe distance, while excluding conventional radiographic technologies and capabilities below Technology Readiness Level 5. The Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technology Center (EODTECHCEN) is conducting this market research, with no budget specified and no award resulting from this RFI. Performance of services is not specified, as this is an information-gathering effort. Submissions are limited to five pages and must be transmitted electronically within 30 days of the posting date.

The U.S. Government is seeking information on non-invasive standoff diagnostic technologies for Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams to assess explosive hazards like UXOs and IEDs from a safe distance of 3 feet or beyond. The goal is to identify tools that can determine operational status, such as armed/unarmed conditions, battery levels, and fuze functioning, while excluding conventional radiographic technologies and capabilities below Technology Readiness Level 5. This is a Request for Information (RFI) only, not a solicitation, and no award will be made from it. Submissions are limited to five pages and must be transmitted electronically within 30 days of the posting date. Performance location is not specified, and no budget amounts are provided.