Purchase EMP Cabinet

Background Lincoln Electric System (LES) is seeking bids for the procurement of an EMP cabinet to enhance their operational capabilities. The goal of this contract is to furnish and deliver a specialized EMI shielded cabinet that meets specific technical requirements, ensuring secure and efficient storage for server equipment in a climate-controlled environment. Work Details The contractor will provide one EMI shielded cabinet with the following specifications: - External dimensions: 29.5 inches wide, 47.5 inches deep, and 77 inches tall. - Internal 19-inch rack that is 42 RU tall, capable of accommodating servers. - Four support channels on each side of the cabinet. - Non-removable solid side panels. - Front and rear doors that swing to the left, equipped with a key lock system for security. - Field replaceable door gasket material. - Two honeycomb air filters (minimum thickness of 0.625 inches), one located at the bottom and one at the top of the cabinet. - Two power line filter bulkheads accepting 10 gauge wire, located on each side and at the bottom of the cabinet. - Two fiber waveguide bulkheads for 20 fiber cables (0.23 inches in diameter) located on the top of the cabinet. - Twelve copper filter bulkheads for CAT-6 network cables located on the top of the cabinet. - Four leveling pads on the bottom of the cabinet. - Cabinet shielding must meet NSA 94-106 and IEEE 299 standards; a test report for one standard cabinet design must be attached. - One exhaust fan with a minimum capacity of 750 CFM, including a cord and plug with at least a 6-foot length. Period of Performance The contract will be performed upon award until delivery is completed, with specific delivery dates to be stated in each bid. Place of Performance The equipment will be delivered to Lincoln Electric System's specified location in Lincoln, Nebraska. Bidder Requirements Bidders must provide complete specifications and descriptive materials as part of their bid submission, including guarantees against mechanical and physical defects for a specified period from delivery date. Bids must comply with all applicable laws and regulations governing contract performance.