CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTION SYSTEM, COLUMBUS AFB

AI Summary

Columbus Air Force Base is seeking proposals for a 7-point carbon monoxide detection system with central monitoring capabilities. The contractor will supply, install, and test the system, and provide training for personnel. The system must meet specific technical requirements and be delivered to the base. Interested bidders should refer to the Statement of Need for detailed specifications.

Contract details

Solicitation No.: FA302225Q0332
Notice Type: Solicitation
Set-Aside: Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Posted Date: September 9, 2025
Response Deadline: September 19, 2025
NAICS Code: 561210 AI guide
PSC / Class Code: 6665
Issuing Office: FA3022 14 CONS LGCA
Sub-Agency: DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
Agency: DEPT OF DEFENSE
Primary Contact: Joseph Besko
City: COLUMBUS
State: MS
ZIP Code: 39710-0001
AI Product/Service: both

Description

Columbus Air Force Base requires a 7-point Carbon Monoxide (CO) detection system with central monitoring capabilities. The central monitoring system must provide a comprehensive overview of CO levels across the entire range and trigger audible and visual alarms in the event of dangerous CO concentrations. The system must meet or exceed the following specifications:

System Components:
·   87 Digital / 12 Analog Inputs with 3 Relays, 10A SPDT, Dual 24VDC Outputs, and LCD Display
·   Power Supply: 115VAC-60HZ, 6AMP with 4 Outlets at 24VDC
·   Alert Beacon: Audible Horn and Blue Light Strobe Combo
·   Fixed Gas Detector: Wall-mounted, 4-20mA with 2 Relays and 5A SPDT 12-24VAC/12-32VDC, 0-200PPM
·   Module Bus Adapter: Signal Converter (4-20mA Analog to Digital)
·   Calibration Kit: Tygon 2ft Cal Hood with 0.2LPM Regulator for CO Calibration Tests
·   CO Cylinder: 17L 200PPM Bump Calibration Cylinder

Quantity:

· 7 complete CO Detection Monitor Systems

The contractor shall:
·   Supply the specified CO Detection Monitor System.
·   Deliver the system to Columbus Air Force Base, MS, Building 223, CATM Section Chief.
·   Install and test the system to ensure proper functionality.
·   Provide training to designated 14 SFS personnel on the system's operation and maintenance.

Please see Statement of Need for more information.

Key dates

September 9, 2025Posted Date
September 19, 2025Proposals / Responses Due

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Frequently asked questions

CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTION SYSTEM, COLUMBUS AFB is a federal acquisition solicitation issued by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Review the full description, attachments, and submission requirements on SamSearch before the response deadline.