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Intent to Sole Source Instron 34TM-50
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The Department of Agriculture, specifically Csa East 6 Usda-Fs, has issued a special notice for the sole source acquisition of an Instron 34TM-50 Universal Test Machine. This equipment is essential for qualified product testing specifications within the wildland fire chemical systems testing protocol, which directly supports wildfire readiness and response efforts. The data gathered from these tests informs critical operation and maintenance cycles for both fixed and rotary winged aircraft utilized in aerial fire suppression. The solicitation, numbered 1173707, was posted on August 19, 2026, with a response deadline of August 25, 2026. The procurement falls under NAICS code 334516 and involves no specific set-aside. While the contracting office is located in Atlanta, Georgia, the place of performance for this equipment will be in Missoula, Montana. Mikaela Laney serves as the primary point of contact for this acquisition.
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Missoula, MT, USASet-Aside
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This acquisition involves the purchase of an Instron 34TM-50 Universal Test Machine. These tests are used in the qualified product testing specifications done for the wildland fire chemical systems testing protocol. These test support wildfire readiness and response and inform operation and maintenance cycles on fixed and rotary winged aircraft use for aerial fire suppression.
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