B01__Sources_Sought_Notice_AutoFish_Draft_Specs_1.pdf
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- NCAO TRH Autofish System Purchase Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140R2024Q0108
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This document is a Sources Sought notice for the acquisition of an Autofish System for the Northern California Area Office (NCAO) Trinity River Hatchery. The notice is being issued to determine the availability of qualified small businesses capable of meeting the Government's requirement and to inform the procurement strategy, including whether a small business set-aside is possible.
The key details of the requirement include:
- Provision of an Autofish System to process over 60,000 salmonids per shift, with the capability to sort up to seven different size categories
- The system must include a 47-foot 5th Wheel Trailer with various features, such as automated marking and tagging capabilities, water filtration and flow controls, and a fish sorter
- The NAICS code for this acquisition is 336212 - Truck Trailer Manufacturing, with a small business size standard of 1,000 employees
- Interested contractors are requested to submit capability statements by 3:00 p.m. PDT on Monday, July 22, 2024, to the Contracting Officer, Steven Teves, at steves@usbr.gov
- The Bureau of Reclamation, a civilian agency within the Department of the Interior, is the issuing agency for this requirement.
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AutoFish System – California
Specifications
Operation
• Adipose Clip & Tag salmonids ranging from 57mm to 142mm total length
• Over 60 thousand fish processed per shift with one skilled operator
• Room for 4 manual markers to increase overall throughput
• Sort up to seven different size categories
• No anesthetic required
Service
• One-year warranty
• Field Service Support
• On-Call Service Technician
5th Wheel Trailer
• Make – TriVan
• 8’4” Overall width
• Overall Height 13’
• Overall length 47’
• Two side entry doors
• Rear access door
• Electric Heating and Cooling
• Hydraulic leveling jacks
• Two side fish delivery doors
• Storage and counter space
• Windows & overhead lighting
Electrical
• 200’ - Power cords
• Inside and outside110V utility outlets
• Four outside flood lights front & rear
Water
• 230V Pump with 50’ power cord
• Two fish holding troughs
• Water filtration & flow controls
• Manual fish marking table
Marking
• Windows controller with tablet-controlled interface, UPS backup, report printing, & constant progress monitoring
• Six independent automated marking and tagging lines
• Thirty-three fish adapter plates of various sizes
• Independent leveling & water controls
• Six Patented Volitional Entry Devices
• Independent line video monitors
• Eight AutoFish Quality Control devices
• Eight AutoFish Tag Injectors (utilizing existing provided MKIVs to be upgraded to like new condition)
Fish Sorter – Constant Fraction Mark
• Windows controller with tablet-controlled interface, UPS back up, report printing, & constant progress monitoring
• Seven size-sorting ports
• Dual exit volitional entry device, water jet fish separation, & fish containment system
• Continual feed back integration between marking lines and sorter with automated fish delivery from trough
• Air compressor
Accessories
• Printer
• Six hose stand jacks
• Assorted tools & spare parts
• Fish loading door platforms
• 20’ - 4” fish discharge hose
• Two 25’ - 3” water pump hoses
• Fire extinguisher, first aid kit & spare tire
• Hand-held controller for troubleshooting
• Dewatering device for external fish pump (fish pump sold separately)
• ’V’ Detector
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