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SCUBA Regulator Maintenance and Repair Services

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The contract involves providing maintenance, calibration, and repair services for SCUBA regulators specifically used in scientific diving operations. The scope includes tasks such as disassembling the regulators, replacing O-rings, and conducting thorough performance testing to ensure optimal function and safety standards. This work supports the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game’s diving equipment needs to maintain reliability during underwater research and field activities. Set as a subcontract opportunity, the contract aligns with NAICS code 811411, which relates to equipment repair and maintenance services. The solicitation was posted in late October 2025, with a response deadline extending through November 2028, indicating an extended period for potential contractors to submit their bids. While specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract is linked through the Massachusetts state procurement platform, underlining its official government association. The services are critical to the operational safety and effectiveness of scientific diving missions conducted by the agency.

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Maintenance, calibration, and repair of SCUBA regulators for Massachusetts scientific diving operations.

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Massachusetts Department of Fish and GameView Agency

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811411 - Home and Garden Equipment Repair and MaintenanceView NAICS

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MA, USA

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AgencyMassachusetts Department of Fish and Game
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Servicing, calibration, and repair of SCUBA regulators used in scientific diving, including disassembly, O-ring replacement, and performance testing.

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