Blackline G8 5 Gas Air Monitor

Zone 7 is seeking to replace its aging confined space gas detection instruments with new Blackline G8 five-gas air monitors to ensure continued compliance with Cal/OSHA regulations and to enhance employee safety. The current equipment has reached end-of-life, resulting in elevated maintenance costs and reduced reliability, posing potential risks during confined space entry operations. The procurement under solicitation SQ-2026-008 includes not only the gas detectors but also calibration and charging stations along with necessary accessories to fully support the program. The equipment must deliver accurate, real-time atmospheric monitoring to safeguard workers and maintain regulatory compliance without interruption. The solicitation was posted on July 28, 2026, with responses due by August 13, 2026, and is being managed by the California Safety agency based in Livermore. Primary point of contact is Dan Moy, Safety Tech II, reachable at [phone hidden] or [email hidden], with Maria Gan, Buyer I, serving as the secondary contact at [phone hidden] or [email hidden]. The replacement initiative aims to improve equipment reliability, reduce long-term operating costs, and reinforce a robust safety infrastructure across all confined space activities within Zone 7’s operations.