SAM #1605C4-26-Q-00042

MSHA Nationwide Calibration Gas and Disposal Services Procurement

The U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is seeking to procure a range of calibration gases and related services to support daily calibration of gas monitors used in underground coal mines. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) - Customer Acquisition Services, Office of the Senior Procurement Executive - OEMs and Vendors: - MSA (Original Equipment Manufacturer for Altair 4 gas monitors and calibration gases) - Products/Services Requested: - Multiple calibration gas mixtures and cylinders, including: - MSA Calibration Gas (Part #10058171) – 348 units - O2 CO NO2 Methane Calibration Gas with card (Part #1810-9184) – 65 units - 99% Methane CH4 34 Liter Calibration Gas (Part #1810-4778) – 15 units - 25P H2S/N2 58L Calibration Gas with card (Part #1810-0859) – 16 units - Isobutylene 100 ppm Calibration Gas 34 liter (Part #1810-6591) – 4 units - NO2 (5ppm) Calibration Gas (Part #1810-2219) – 14 units - Multi-Gas Calibration Gas (Part #1810-9158) – 4 units - Ammonia Calibration Gas (Part #1810-9081) – 2 units - O2 CO H2S Methane Calibration Gas (Part #1810-5825 and #1810-9156) – 10 units each - n.o.s Iso-Butylene 100 PPM Blended Air Balance (Part #1810-2939) – 4 units - Calibration Gas: Nitrogen, SO2, 58 L Cylinder (Part #18102222) – 8 units - Calibration Gas: Nitrogen, SO2, Nitrogen, HCN, 58 L Cylinder (Part #18102152) – 9 units - Calibration Gas, 10 ppm Chlorine, Aluminum, 34L (Part #18101758) – 2 units - Nitrogen, HCL, Calibration Gas, 58 L Cylinder (Part #18102154) – 1 unit - Disposal service for calibration gases – 500 units - Unique or Notable Requirements: - All gases must be compatible with MSA Altair gas monitors - Gases must meet strict specifications, including NIST traceability and minimum shelf life - Delivery is FOB destination to multiple government facilities nationwide - Shipments are to be made quarterly, with a contract duration up to 36 months (including options)

Description

Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Mine Safety and Health Enforcement (MSHE) must be prepared to monitor the working environment of the mines to determine if the concentration of harmful or noxious gases is being effectively controlled by the measures utilized by the mine operator. The gas monitors presently used by MSHE are the MSA Altair 4 gas monitors. The gas monitors used must be calibrated daily to ensure proper reading. To calibrate the gas monitors used by MSHE, a gas that is a mixture of Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide and Methane is used. The gas presently being used is MSA Gas - Part # 10058171.

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