Other Qc/Test/Inspect- Construction, Mining, Excavating, And Highway Maintenance Equipment

Code H938
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Spend Category Level 1
Equipment Related Services
Spend Category Level 2
Quality Control
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The Product and Service Code (PSC) H938 covers quality control, testing, and inspection equipment specifically for construction, mining, excavating, and highway maintenance equipment. This category encompasses specialized tools, machinery, and systems designed to assess the performance, safety, and operational integrity of heavy industrial and infrastructure-related equipment. The PSC represents a critical segment of technical and support equipment used across various federal infrastructure and maintenance projects.

The federal contract awards under PSC H938 demonstrate a diverse range of applications and funding sources, with contract values ranging from $16,487 to $110,000. Agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, and Department of State have issued purchase orders within this category. The awards predominantly utilize firm fixed-price purchase orders, with no set-aside designations in most cases. Contractors include academic institutions like the University of Cincinnati, small businesses such as Colorado West Contracting, and equipment suppliers like Wyoming Machinery Co and American State Equipment Co Inc. Performance locations span multiple states, including Colorado, Wyoming, South Sudan, and Michigan.

The federal contract opportunity posted under this PSC involves a sole-source procurement by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for a research partnership on sensing technologies. The opportunity, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a firm fixed-price purchase order with no specific set-aside designation. The CDC intends to award the contract to the University of Cincinnati under Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 13.106-1(b)(1), with proposals due by August 21, 2024. This opportunity focuses on occupational health and safety research, specifically involving sensing technologies.

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