(6) Six Teledyne T701 Zero Air System with option 2B Hydrocarbon and CO scrubber

The Utah Division of Air Quality intends to award a sole-source contract for six Teledyne T701 Zero Air Systems equipped with Option 2B Hydrocarbon and CO scrubbers, along with complementary air monitoring instruments including T700U calibrators, N701 and N700U zero air systems, N400 ozone analyzers, and N200 NOx chemiluminescence analyzers, all configured to ensure interoperability with the proprietary NumaView software platform. This procurement is justified under the Utah Procurement Code as a non-competitive action due to the exclusive technical compatibility and system integration requirements inherent to Teledyne’s proprietary equipment, which are essential for maintaining network-wide uniformity in EPA-compliant ambient air quality monitoring. The contract supports the replacement and expansion of critical monitoring stations across Utah, with delivery and performance designated at state air quality monitoring locations, and all instruments must meet stringent performance benchmarks including flow accuracy of ±1%, zero drift below 1.0 ppb over 24 hours, detection limits down to 3 ppb, and response times within 180 seconds. The total estimated value of the contract cannot be definitively calculated from the provided data, although individual line items are listed with unit and extended prices, including a 20% discount applied to all items. Key components include six T701 systems at $6,950 each, six CO scrubbers at $1,320 each, six 26-inch rack mounts at $2,640 each, and one N701 system with Ethernet and scrubber at $6,460, alongside additional analyzers and calibration systems with unspecified unit prices. Extended warranties of one, two, and three years are included for a single unit, each non-discountable and required to be purchased at the time of order. The solicitation window closes on May 19, 2026, with quotation validity extending to June 16, 2026. Offerors must submit justifications through the state’s procurement portal, affirm compliance with Utah’s anti-boycott statute, and may contest the sole-source determination by demonstrating alternate capable vendors or lower transitional costs. No formal FAR clauses, packaging standards, inspection protocols, payment instructions, or contracting officer details are specified within the documentation, and the award process relies solely on internal agency justifications under Utah Code §63G-6a-802.