San Diego County Ivalua #1135

San Diego County awards Heat Stress Kit contract (TSI QUESTemp 44 or equivalent) to Blue Angel International, LLC

This opportunity involves the County of San Diego's procurement of a Heat Stress Kit for environmental health monitoring: - Government Buyer: - County of San Diego, Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ) - Department of Purchasing and Contracting - OEMs and Vendors: - Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM): TSI Incorporated (for QUESTemp 44) - Awarded Vendor: Blue Angel International, LLC - Products Requested: - Heat Stress Kit specified as TSI QUESTemp 44 Area Waterless Wet Bulb Heat Stress Monitor (TSI SKU QT-44) or equivalent/better - Quantity: 1 - Features required: - Waterless wet bulb sensing technology - WBGT measurement for indoor and occasional outdoor use - Data logging (1–60 min intervals), timestamping - Temperature measurement in Celsius and Fahrenheit - IP54 ingress protection (or equivalent/better) - Rechargeable battery - Brand-new condition - Standard accessories, sensor bar assembly with calculated wet bulb using humidity sensor, and two globe sensors - One-year manufacturer warranty - 30-day exchange for defective items - Vendor responsible for missing items - Shipping/handling as a separate line item - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with California Heat Illness Prevention regulations - Delivery to specified San Diego address - FOB destination, packing slip required - Invoicing and warranty procedures specified - Place of Performance and Delivery: - Delivery and contracting office at 5560 Overland Avenue, Suite 270, San Diego, CA 92123-1204 - Invoicing address: PO Box 129261, San Diego, CA 92112-9261 - Mailing address: 5530 Overland Avenue, Suite 410, San Diego, CA 92123 - Estimated Contract Value: - Range: $3,720.00 to $5,072.25 - Competing products and alternatives allowed if equivalent or better to TSI QUESTemp 44.

Description

The County of San Diego, Department of Environmental Health and Quality, is soliciting quotations for a Heat Stress Kit, specifically a device like the QUESTemp 44 Area Waterless Wet Bulb Heat Stress Monitor or an equivalent model. The kit must accurately measure indoor and occasional outdoor heat to comply with California Code of Regulations addressing Heat Illness Prevention in Indoor Places of Employment. The device should have features such as waterless wet bulb sensing technology, data logging, temperature measurements in Celsius or Fahrenheit, and a rechargeable battery. The solicitation includes warranty, delivery, and invoicing requirements.

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