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66--Acquisition of water quality instrumentation

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The National Park Service, Pacific Islands Support Office, plans to award a sole source contract to YSI Environmental for the procurement of multi-parameter water quality sondes, calibration units, and probes intended for long-term use in oceanic and nearshore coastal waters of the Pacific Island region. The equipment must be compatible with systems used by various federal and regional agencies, be ISO certified within the last three years, and have verified performance through an external program such as EPA's Environmental Technology Verification. Key features include field-replaceable probes and batteries without exposing internal electronics, compliance with relevant governmental standards, and sensors possessing anti-fouling capabilities to withstand extended ocean deployments. The required instruments include oceanic-grade datalogging sondes with multiple sensor ports, as well as specialized sensors for measuring dissolved oxygen, turbidity, chlorophyll, pH, temperature, and salinity/conductivity, all designed for marine conditions. The sondes must come with an external waterproof system for downloading data and performing calibration, capable of real-time monitoring, data management, and remote operation of logging functions. This acquisition falls under NAICS code 334519, with a small business size standard of 500 employees, and is set aside exclusively for small businesses. While the procurement is not open for competitive proposals, interested parties meeting the requirements may submit information by August 2, 2007, which the NPS will consider before deciding whether to conduct full competition. In absence of affirmative responses, the contract will be awarded solely to YSI Environmental. The government contact for this acquisition is Ms. Tekla Vines.

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Awarding sole source contract to YSI for ISO-certified marine water quality sondes with anti-fouling sensors.

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334519 - Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Dsc Contracting Services Division
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OfficeDenver, CO, 80225, USA
Office AddressDenver, CO, 80225, USA
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The National Park Service, Pacific Islands Support Office (NPS) intends to award a sole source contract in accordance with FAR 6.302-1, only one responsible source will satisfy agency requirements, to YSI Environmental,1725 Brannum Lane, Yellow Springs, OH. 45387. This requirement is for the acquisition of multi-parameter sonde, calibration unit, and probes for use in the Pacific Island region. The equipment must 1) have demonstrated compatibility with the equipment from other agencies (NOAA, USGS, EPA, American Samoa EPA, Guam EPA, Hawaii DOH, DLNR, and Department of Environmental Quality) currently doing comparable water quality work in the Pacific Island region. This includes long-term extended deployment (3 months or more) in oceanic and near shore coastal waters; 2) be certified within the last three years through the International Organization for Standardization; 3) be verified as performing to manufacturer published specifications through an external program such as the EPA-sponsored Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) program.; 4) have field replaceable probes, without having to open the sonde or exposing the internal electronics to the environment; must have field replaceable batteries without exposing the internal electronics to the environment; be listed to meet all standards set by the government, including the partner agencies listed above; and equipment sensors must have anti-fouling capabilities to protect against bio-fouling under extended deployment operations. Specifically: 1) Multi-parameter Water Quality Datalogging Sonde - Oceanic grade multiparameter water quality datalogging sondes with a minimum of 3 optical and two general sensor ports. Units must be capable of extended deployment in harsh marine and fouling conditions. Unit must be capable of collecting the following parameters simultaneously: Dissolved oxygen, turbidity, chlorophyll, pH, temperature, and salinity/conductivity; 2) ROX Optical Oxygen Sensors - Oceanic grade optical oxygen sensors. Sensor must make use of the luminescence lifetime method of oxygen detection. Sensor must be marine compatible and have anti-fouling capabilities; 3) Turbidity Probes - Oceanic grade optical turbidity probe. Sensor must be marine compatible and have anti-fouling capabilities; 4) Fluorescence Chlorophyll Probe Assemblies - Oceanic grade optical chlorophyll probe. Sensor must be marine compatible and have anti-fouling capabilities; 5) pH Probes - Oceanic grade pH probe. Sensor must be marine compatible; 6) Temperature probes - Oceanic grade temperature probe. Sensor must be marine compatible; 7) Salinity/Conductivity probes - Oceanic grade salinity/conductivity probe. Sensor must be marine compatible; 8) External, waterproof, downloading and calibration system - Datalogging sondes must have an external, waterproof, downloading and calibration system. This system must have the capability of determining sonde status, performing calibration functions, data collection, data storage, and data review. The system must be capable of starting and stopping logging functions and erasing data from sonde memory files. The system must be capable of showing real-time data, and driving logging functions externally. The applicable NAICS for this acquisition is 334519 with a business size standard of 500 employees. This procurement is a total small business set-aside. This is not a request for competitive proposals. However, all interested parties who believe they can meet this requirement are invited to submit in writing, complete information describing their ability to provide this equipment. Such information should include cost proposal information for providing the items, and specific information addressing the requirements stated above. Information received as a result of this notice will be considered solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a competitive procurement. A determination by the NPS not to open the requirement to competition is solely within the discretion of the NPS. If no affirmative written responses are received by close of business August 2, 2007, a sole source contract will be issued to YSI Environmental. Government Point of Contact: Ms. Tekla Vines, Contract Specialist, +1 (555) 000-0000. Fax: +1 (555) 000-0000; Email: contact@example.gov

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