SAM #N61331-27-Q-TR07

Navy procurement of High Purity Northwest vacuum dehydration and oil analysis equipment

The Navy is seeking High Purity Northwest oil purification and analysis equipment for the first-of-class LCAC100. - Government buyer: Department of the Navy, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City Division (NSWC PCD), Contracts Department Code 02. - OEM: High Purity Northwest is the named manufacturer; no reseller or distributor is identified by name. - Products requested: - 2 Thermo-Vac Vacuum Dehydrator & Filtration Systems, P/N TVG1-5-480V-SS518/ISO-16KW-CP-SS-USN. - 2 ICM 2.0 Laser Particle Counters with ISO Codes & Water Content Displays, P/N ICM 2.0. - Notable requirement: The integrated system is stated to uniquely meet the technical requirements, and purchase is limited to authorized resellers and distributors. The equipment is intended for the first-of-class LCAC100.

Description

This procurement is a Total Small Business Set Aside for Brand Name: High Purity Northwest (2) Thermo-Vac Vacuum Dehydrator & Filtration Systems and (2) Laser Particle Counter with ISO Codes & Water Content Displays. Fully compliant quotes must be submitted in PDF format on company letterhead to terra.s.roberts.civ@us.navy.mil on or before the established closing date and time of this combined synopsis/solicitation; please note that late, partial, or incomplete submissions will not be accepted by the Government. Offerors must include their CAGE code, delivery lead times, and detailed technical specifications within their package. Payment terms are established as NET 30 days, and invoiced through the Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) system. If shipping charges are not included in the base product pricing, they must be represented as a distinct, individual line item on the quote. Please thoroughly review all attachments for precise product descriptions and quantities, as the final contract award will be determined on a Best Value to the Government basis, evaluating price, delivery schedule, quality, and past performance

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