SAM #140G0226Q0130

USGS Newport Observatory Ram Pump Replacement with Electric Pump and Hydroelectric Turbine System

The US Geological Survey (USGS), Geologic Hazards Science Center, is seeking a contractor to replace the ram pump water system at the Newport Magnetic Observatory in Washington with a modern electric pump and hydroelectric turbine system. - Government Buyer: - United States Geological Survey (USGS) - Geologic Hazards Science Center (GHSC) - Newport Magnetic Observatory - Denver Acquisition Branch - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Victron Energy (charger/inverter, autotransformer) - Cla-Val (altitude valve) - Products and Equipment Requested: - Electric pump system and metal base plate (1 unit) - Pump controller calibrated for balancing tank water levels (1 unit) - Hydroelectric turbine for spring box discharge (1 unit) - Aluminum electrical enclosure (1 unit) - Absorbent Glass Mat (AGM) batteries, group 27M, 12VDC, 88 A-hr (2 units) - Victron Energy autotransformer, 32A (1 unit) - Victron Energy Easy Solar 24/1600/40 charger/inverter (1 unit) - Cla-Val model 210-01 altitude valve (1 unit) - 720-gallon balancing tank - Services Requested: - Onsite training for USGS personnel on operation and maintenance of the new pump system - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Demolition of existing ram pump system - Installation of new pump, turbine, electrical, and water system components - Compliance with safety, environmental, and Buy American Act construction material standards - Completion required within 90 calendar days from Notice to Proceed - Submission of project schedule, bonding, insurance, and deliverables within 10 days of award - All work performed during regular business hours, excluding federal holidays

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NEWPORT OBSERVATORY RAM PUMP REPLACEMENT

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