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Specialized Engineering & Materials Analysis

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This subcontract for Specialized Engineering and Materials Analysis supports prime contractors on New York City Department of Environmental Protection projects. The scope of work involves providing engineering and laboratory analysis to identify the physical causes of failures, specifically through metallurgical analysis for metal fatigue, chemical composition analysis for material degradation, and mechanical system failure analysis. All mechanical services must be performed by a licensed Professional Engineer. The contractor is responsible for delivering detailed laboratory results and comprehensive failure analysis reports. This opportunity is based in New York and falls under NAICS code 541380. The response deadline for this engagement is October 21, 2026.

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Engineering and materials analysis subcontract for NYC DEP projects, deadline October 21, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 82626P0018.

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Provides engineering and laboratory analysis to determine physical causes of failures for prime contractors on NYC Department of Environmental Protection projects. Performs metallurgical analysis for metal fatigue, chemical composition analysis for material degradation, and mechanical system failure analysis. Requires Professional Engineer (P.E.) license for mechanical services. Delivers lab results and failure analysis reports.

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