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The 249th Engineer Battalion requires calibration services for electrical test equipment located at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The contract period is one year with a one-year option. The contractor must provide onsite calibration services or mobile pickup and delivery, or government drop-off and pickup. A 14-calendar day window is allotted for inspection, inventory, calibration, and return of equipment. Daily status reports are required. The government is not responsible for additional shipping costs. A post-award kickoff meeting will be held to discuss reporting requirements. The contract is a 100% small business set-aside. The NAICS code is ****, and the size standard is 34,000,000. The product service code is J036.

This notice seeks proposals for the preventive maintenance, hot and cold inspections, temperature uniformity surveys, system accuracy tests, calibration, technical support, and emergency repair of government-owned furnace systems, including two vacuum furnaces and their components (instrumentation, programmable logic controller, programming, power supplies, chillers, vacuum pumps). Hot and cold inspections and uniformity surveys will be performed in mid-summer and mid-winter of each year. Responses must be submitted through the procurement integrated enterprise environment (PIE) solicitation module; email submissions will not be accepted. Additional documents are available as attachments.

The notice details a list of equipment for verification and calibration at the Hilo Hilo District Office lab. It includes the equipment's make, model, serial number, capacity, calibration requirements, and identification number. The notice also includes notes for all equipment, including technician familiarity, following manufacturer's instructions, cleaning, verification, calibration as needed, and delivery of a report/certificate of calibration/verification. Ovens require a minimum of two temperature checks per AASHTO unless otherwise specified.

The US Army 249th Engineer Battalion requires calibration services for electrical test equipment located at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The contractor must provide onsite calibration or mobile pickup and delivery services. The period of performance is one year with a one-year option. The government will notify the contractor of the equipment transfer and coordinate a pickup date. The contractor must provide a status report every Thursday by **** hours EST. Out-of-scope repairs require prior written approval. The contractor must report labor hours via a secured data collection site (www. ***. *. *). Security requirements include physical security and the use of the Everify program.

The notice describes the repair, testing, and inspection of aircraft hydraulic, vacuum, and de-icing system components. The contractor is responsible for supplying all necessary parts and materials, and the repair must comply with specific manuals, drawings, and specifications. The contractor must maintain a quality system that ensures conformance to ISO **** and SAE **** standards, and a calibration system that meets ANSI/NCSL ****, ISO ****, or an equivalent program acceptable to the government. The repair source and location are specified. The contractor must provide a proper enclosed warehouse environment for both material items awaiting repair and assets which have been repaired and are awaiting shipment. The repair procedures, test inspection information procedures, and process control documentation must be made available to the government for review and approval. The contractor must obtain written concurrence from DCMA for all units determined to be beyond economical repair (BER) or over and above repair (OAR). The contractor must specify the name of the source division performing the work and the actual location where work will be performed. Packaging must comply with ****.