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This document appears to be a Questions and NIST Response file related to a federal contract opportunity for an Optical Table with Vibration Isolation. The key details are:
The federal contract opportunity is a Request for Quotations (RFQ) for the procurement of an Optical Table with Vibration Isolation. The solicitation is being issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) under simplified acquisition procedures, with a NAICS code of 334516 - Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing. The due date for quotations is May 28, 2024 at 1:00pm EST. Award will be made to the responsible quoter with the lowest price, technically acceptable quotation. Quoters must provide documentation demonstrating the quoted product meets or exceeds the minimum specifications, as well as a firm-fixed price, SAM registration, and information on the product manufacturer's location. Delivery is required within 12 weeks FOB Destination to NIST in Gaithersburg, MD, with no loading dock access.
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Questions and NIST’s response.
I see that you have specified “Active Isolation Legs” to support the table-top’ I believe that the reason that you have put forth this specification is because this is the term that REDACTED uses to describe their Passive Auto-Leveling Pneumatic Isolation Legs.
Active isolation legs are generally based upon a piezo-electric construction that utilize an expensive and sophisticated closed-loop controller that senses disturbances on the floor and automatically commands the legs to counteract these disturbances by adjusting the piezoelectric elements within the leg structure.
As such, I will assume that you will require passive, auto-leveling pneumatic legs unless you tell me otherwise. We do not require piezo-electric control of the legs. The “passive, auto-leveling pneumatic legs” description/function is sufficient.
1. What is the distance (Highlighted in RED line) from the entrance to the BLDG217 to the lab where the table will be set up? Approximately 1000 ft
1. What is the room # where the table will be set up? 221/A48
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