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Gas Detection Sensors/ Voc Analyzer/ Sensor Maintenance/ Sensor Consumables Supply
NOTICE OF INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE TO APEX INSTRUCTMENTS - NOTICE OF INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE UNDER SAT Agency: Region III Environmental Protection Agency Requirement Title: Apex AIR Pro Multi- Pollutant Environmental Monitori
Acquisition of proprietary air monitoring equipment, software access licenses, and specialized consumables manufactured exclusively by Apex Instruments Inc. 25 Apex Air Pro data starter packages, 1 Apex administrative account, 11 Apex nitrogen dioxide ( NO2) replacement cartridges, 8 Apex volatile organic compounds ( VOC) replacement cartridges
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Sole source firm-fixed-price purchase order for Apex Air Pro data starter package renewals, administrative account renewal, and proprietary NO2 and VOC replacement cartridges for EPA Region 3. Only Apex Instruments can provide these items due to proprietary technology. Responses due by 4:00 PM EST on 11/03/2026 to ***@***. *. * total value is $41,****.
Any response received within 10 days of publication of this notice will be thoroughly evaluated by the government solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct competitive procurement.
The estimated total value is $41,****, as stated: total value estimated to be 41, ****.
Sensor Systems Training/ Vocational Training/ Vocational Technical Training
GTPE Training Package - COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION #: **** Code: 611310FSC/PSC Code: U006Anticipated Date to be published to the GPE: 21/OCT/2027Anticipated Closing Date: 30/OCT/2027Contracts POC Name: Lee Ann MizelleTelephone: ( 540) 742- **** Addr
Training package for Georgia Institute of Technology courses: Adaptive Arrays, Basic RF EW Concepts, and Target Tracking in sensor+system+government+bids+rfps+suppliers+contract+opportunities+rfp+97356&idLj=tB2TzE" style="text-decoration: underline; color: var(--color_text_heading); text-underline-offset: 2px;" title="Sensor System Government Bids & Rfps" >Sensor Systems Adaptive arrays: algorithms, architectures and applications course ( DEF ****), Basic RF EW concepts course ( DEF ****), Target tracking in sensor systems course ( DEF ****)
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Combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial training courses from Georgia Institute of Technology. Courses are exclusive to Georgia Tech and required for EO/IR systems engineering certificate. Quotes due 30 October 2026 by 5:00 PM EST. Award on lowest price technically acceptable basis. Firm fixed price order. Offerors must be registered in SAM. OEM or authorized resellers with letter of authorization only. All costs included in quoted price. Questions via email referencing solicitation number ****.
Quotes are due by 30 October 2026, no later than 5:00 p. m. EST/EDT. The anticipated award date is 30 November 2026. Quote is due by 30 October 2026, no later than 5:00 p. m. est edt
Award will be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis. award will be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis
Firms must be registered in SAM and quotes accepted only from OEM or authorized resellers with letter of authorization. firms must be registered in the system for award management sam and quotes will only be accepted from the original equipment manufacturer oem, or authorized re sellers who have provided a letter of authorization
Questions and responses may be submitted by e-mail prior to the RFQ closing. questions and responses regarding this synopsis solicitation may be submitted by e mail to ***@***. *. * prior to the rfq closing
Quotations without OEM authorization documentation or taking exception to terms will be rejected. quotations submitted without the required oem authorization documentation will not be considered for award and quotations that take exception to the terms and conditions of this solicitation will be deemed non compliant and rejected
48 CES - Gas Detectors - The 48th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire & Emergency Services ( 48 CES/CEF) requires the procurement of five ( 5) commercial- off- the- shelf ( COTS) handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated Photoionization Detectors ( PID), alongside three ( 3) c
Handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated photoionization detectors ( PID) and automated calibration docking stations Five ( 5) commercial- off- the- shelf ( COTS) handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated photoionization detectors ( PID), three ( 3) compatible automated calibration docking stations, and associated charging gas hardware.
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The 48th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire & Emergency Services requires five COTS handheld multi-gas detectors with PID and three compatible automated calibration docking stations. The detectors must meet specific technical requirements, including detection of VOCs, combustible gases, O2, CO, and H2S, and must be certified for hazardous locations (Class I, Division 1). The system must include an automated docking station and smart cylinder holder.
48 CES - Gas Detectors - The 48th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire & Emergency Services ( 48 CES/CEF) requires the procurement of five ( 5) commercial- off- the- shelf ( COTS) handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated Photoionization Detectors ( PID), alongside three ( 3) c
Handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated photoionization detectors ( PID) and automated calibration docking stations Five ( 5) commercial- off- the- shelf ( COTS) handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated photoionization detectors ( PID), three ( 3) compatible automated calibration docking stations, and associated charging gas hardware.
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The 48th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire & Emergency Services requires five COTS handheld multi-gas detectors with PID and three compatible automated calibration docking stations. The detectors must meet specific technical requirements, including detection of VOCs, combustible gases, O2, CO, and H2S, and must be certified for hazardous locations (Class I, Division 1). The system must include an automated docking station and smart cylinder holder.
48 CES - Gas Detectors - The 48th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire & Emergency Services ( 48 CES/CEF) requires the procurement of five ( 5) commercial- off- the- shelf ( COTS) handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated Photoionization Detectors ( PID), alongside three ( 3) c
Handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated photoionization detectors ( PID) and automated calibration docking stations Five ( 5) commercial- off- the- shelf ( COTS) handheld multi- gas detectors with integrated photoionization detectors ( PID), three ( 3) compatible automated calibration docking stations, and associated charging gas hardware.
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The 48th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire & Emergency Services requires five COTS handheld multi-gas detectors with PID and three compatible automated calibration docking stations. The detectors must meet specific technical requirements, including detection of VOCs, combustible gases, O2, CO, and H2S, and must be certified for hazardous locations (Class I, Division 1). The system must include an automated docking station and smart cylinder holder.
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