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1. For the material testing (Yield Strength, Ultimate Tensile Strength, % Elongation, Hardness: Does each material thickness need to be measured? Some of this testing becomes difficult at thicknesses over ½” due to the loads needed.
Ye, each thickness needs to be tested and measured.
1. For scheduling, is it anticipated that all of this testing can be performed in one time period? Or should we plan to split it up? DOS would prefer all the testing occur at once.
1. Can we perform the lab testing in-house? That would obviously save on cost. Yes, as long as the offeror has correctly calibrated equipment they can perform the material tests themselves.
The deadline for questions is June 24, 2019, 4 pm EST.
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