Q&A_8-28.pdf
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- ULTRAVIOLET BALLAST WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM FOR SURFACE VESSELS Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 19-SBO-002
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This document contains a question and answer session and details regarding a pre-solicitation notice for ultraviolet ballast water treatment systems. The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division has a requirement for the engineering, design, fabrication, testing, and installation of UV ballast water treatment systems aboard U.S. Navy surface vessels. Interested parties are asked to review attached draft Navy specifications, hazardous material procedures, and a conformance checklist, and submit the completed market research questionnaire and checklist by December 3, 2018 at 2:00 PM EST to provide input prior to release of a formal solicitation. The pre-solicitation notice identifies the Naval Sea Systems Command as the contracting agency.
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28 August 2019
Question and Answer
Question Answer
1. We would like to know if the Ultraviolet description/ focus of the solicitation is limiter to other applicable technologies?
1. Thank you for your interest. The Perf Spec defines the functional requirements and performance standards for the Navy BWTS. We recommend that you review the spec and continue to monitor the FBO for future release of the draft Statement of Work.
The feasibility of any other treatment technology depends on the following:
1. Proven technology. The system shall demonstrate completion of USCG land-based or shipboard testing or USCG Type Approval.
2. Ballast water application. The system shall be designed to provide inline treatment of seawater, brackish, and freshwater.
3. Technology category: Filtration + UV.
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