Reduced Size 3D Scanner FMP-NNL-0044
Summary
AI-generated · Feb 03, 2026Hundreds of vendors in the Maritime Industrial Base need to perform inspections and repairs in confined spaces inside components or systems, and current 3D scanning tools are too large to fit those spaces. BPMI is seeking responses from companies that are interested in developing or refining a reduced-size 3D scanner capable of performing in-situ scans within confined spaces.
Review the attached Problem Statement for the full requirements. Communications will come from BPMI, and this is a market-sounding effort to gauge capabilities and interest in delivering a compact 3D scanning solution that meets the challenge.
*This posting is a Bechtel Plant Machinery Inc. (BPMI) problem statement posted by Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC on their behalf. Contact personnel and follow up communications will come from BPMI The Maritime Industrial Base (MiB) has hundreds of vendors seeking to perform inspections and repairs of confined spaces within components or systems that would benefit from three-dimensional scanning of in situ hardware. Current 3D scanning hardware tools are too large to fit within the confined spaces where inspections and scans are conducted. BPMI is seeking responses from companies who are interested in developing or refining products to meet the challenge posed by performing 3D scans within confined spaces. See attached Problem Statement for further requirments.
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