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EMA - Radiation Calibration Training- SM

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27-588IEMA-MGMTA-B-54733State & Local

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The State of Illinois, through the Division of Nuclear Safety, is soliciting training services to enhance the technical capabilities of personnel within the Nuclear Calibration Laboratory and associated radiation safety programs. The contract requires the delivery of two onsite courses in Springfield, Illinois: Gamma Reference Field Calibration Training for five participants and Calibration Training for Hand-Held Portable Radiation Instruments and Dosimetry for twenty-four participants. The contractor must provide qualified instructors, all necessary instructional materials, and documentation of course completion. All training must adhere to specific industry standards, including ISO 4037-2019, IEEE/ANSI N42.323AB-2026, ANSI N42.17A-2003, ANSI N13.11-2022, and NCRP Report No. 112. Administratively, the contract is subject to the Illinois Freedom of Information Act and the State Prompt Payment Act, with invoicing typically occurring at the completion date. Funding may be partially or totally derived from federal sources and is contingent upon the availability of sufficient funds. The vendor is required to maintain adequate insurance, including Worker's Compensation, and must comply with prevailing wage laws and equal opportunity requirements. Legal disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Illinois Court of Claims. The State maintains the right to terminate the contract immediately if vendor actions jeopardize health, safety, or property.

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Illinois seeks a contractor for technical radiation calibration training in Springfield.

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Sean Beasley1301 Knotts StreetSOUTH EntranceSpringfield, IL 62703USEmail: sean.beasley@illinois.govPhone: (217) 786-7221

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AgencyIllinois → DIVNUCLSFTY588 - Division of Nuclear Safety
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Office AddressIL
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Shawn MyersPurchaser
David PappState purchasing officer

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