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High-Pressure Pore Pressure Transducers and SCPTu Probes

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Salem, OR, 97301, USA

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This scope was carved out of S-73000-00018071.

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SPR892_879: Phase 3 CPT Wickiup

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AgencyOregon → Research
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Supplies specialized high-resolution pore pressure transducers and SCPTu probes for prime contractors on ODOT/PSU/OSU geotechnical projects. Provides 10-cm² u2-type probes and transducers capable of measuring up to 500 psi with 0.001 psi resolution, including seismic source equipment and geophone receivers meeting ASTM D5778-20 standards. Delivers hardware and probes to the prime contractor.

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