Trinity River Authority Procureware #4140-023-G-26

Trinity River Authority Solicits Combustion Ion Chromatograph (CIC) System and Laboratory Equipment

The Trinity River Authority's Regulatory Services & Compliance Laboratory in Dallas, TX is seeking bids for a new Combustion Ion Chromatograph (CIC) system and related equipment for advanced laboratory analysis. - Government Buyer: - Trinity River Authority, Regulatory Services & Compliance Laboratory (TRA-RS&C Laboratory) - Products & Equipment Requested: - Combustion Ion Chromatograph (CIC) system with two-channel configuration for liquid and gas analysis - Adsorption unit for sample preparation (handles up to 12 samples, 125 mL each) - Backup battery and surge protector (line conditioner and UPS) - Instrument/analytical software (Windows 11 compatible, EPA 1621 QC compliant) - Computer control system (Intel 14th Gen i7 or equivalent, dual 27" monitors, HP LaserJet Pro 4001dn or approved equal) - Services Required: - On-site installation and demonstration by factory-trained representatives - Application-specific training for up to five personnel (minimum four days, includes method setup, troubleshooting, and data review) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must comply with EPA Method 1621 and Standard Methods 5560 D - Delivery and installation required within 40 business days of award - Minimum 10-year guaranteed use period for the instrument - One-year initial warranty plus mandatory one-year service contract - Bidders must provide references for similar installations and complete required certifications - No specific OEMs are named; solicitation is open to all qualified manufacturers meeting technical and performance specifications.

Description

The Trinity River Authority (TRA) Central Regional Wastewater System in Dallas, TX is soliciting bids for a Combustion Ion Chromatography (CIC) system. The procurement includes a gas chromatography system with two-channel configuration for liquid and gas analysis, computer control, printer, and all necessary components and software. The system will be used for analyzing wastewater, non-potable liquids, digester gas, and other matrices following EPA 1621 and Standard Methods 5560 D. The system must meet or exceed specified method requirements and sensitivity limits, and the bid includes provisions for training and a 10-year guaranteed use period.

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