Award
Texas A&M University 02-TAMU-ITB-3637
Analyzing Magnet Power Supply
Recipient
Not specified
Awarded
July 12, 2022
Identifier
02-TAMU-ITB-3637
The buyer is Texas A&M University, specifically the Cyclotron Institute located at 120 Spence St, Room 229, College Station, TX. The award includes two products: (1) Analyzing Magnet Power Supply with specifications of 500 Amps, 130VDC, 65kW 6 Pulse SCR Bridge with LC Filters and Series Regulator for 10ppm Current Stability, input 480VAC 3-phase, output 0-500 Amps at 130V DC max, with detailed interlocks and controls, physical dimensions 75-3/4"H x 66-1/2"W x 26"D, weight approximately 1500 lbs, and a standard 1-year warranty; (2) Spectrograph Power Supply with Load Select, also 500 Amps, 130VDC, 65kW 6 Pulse SCR Bridge with LC Filters and Series Regulator for 10ppm Current Stability, input 470VAC 3-phase, output 0-500 Amps at 130V DC max, similar interlocks and controls, physical dimensions 76-1/4"H x 66-1/2"W x 26"D, weight approximately 1500 lbs, and a standard 1-year warranty. Both items are to be shipped to the Cyclotron Institute at Texas A&M University. The contract requires delivery terms to include prepaid and insured shipping, export classification information, custom charges responsibility, educational discounts, and acceptance of alternate submissions meeting or exceeding specifications. Vendors must provide contact information and may be required to submit a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT). The terms and conditions of Texas A&M University prevail over vendor terms to the extent allowed by Texas law. No service line items were awarded. The OEMs or vendors are not explicitly named in the document.
Description
The project involves analyzing a magnet power supply with specifications including 500 Amps, 130VDC, 65kW 6 Pulse SCR Bridge with LC Filters and Series Regulator for 10ppm Current Stability. The procurement was conducted through an Invitation to Bid (ITB) with solicitation number 02-TAMU-ITB-3637 by Texas A&M University. The award status is confirmed as awarded. The procurement took place in College Station, Brazos County, Texas, USA.