66 -- Laser Shearography Verification System
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The contract involves the purchase of a Laser Shearography Verification System designed for inspecting aircraft parts using laser energy shearography, along with the capability to verify indications through micro-focus radiography. The contractor is required to provide comprehensive training on the operation and routine maintenance of all equipment, covering both hardware and software components. The equipment and training will be delivered in accordance with the Statement of Objectives outlined in the solicitation. This procurement is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 333314 and was initially posted on April 3, 2007. The contract includes points of contact such as Christine E Fukuda as the Contracting Officer and Diane C Davis as the Contract Negotiator. While specific location details for the place of performance and agency information are not provided, interested parties could direct inquiries to the designated contacts via the provided emails and phone numbers.
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$2,215,283Place of Performance
Equipment will be installed in:Bldg 238 Hill AFB, UT 84056Set-Aside
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LASER TECHNOLOGY INCAward Issued Date
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