032A RFQ attachment - QA (AMENDMENT 001).docx

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Preventive Maintenance service for Russell’s Chambers Federal contract opportunity
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AMD-TC-RQ-22-03070
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Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology

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Questions and Answers NIST Solicitation No. AMD-TC-RQ-22-03070 Preventive Maintenance service for Russell’s Chambers

1. Question: What specific conditions does the end user require the chamber to be calibrated and verified at? Please reference ISO calibration standards and at a minimum identify the number of set points to be used. If possible, please also identify the specific set points to be calibrated at.

· Answer: The temperature calibration shall be performed at 5.0°C, 23.0°C and 50°C. The humidity calibration shall be done at 5.0%, 50.0% and 95.0%. No known ISO standards are applicable.

2. Question: Will NIST confirm that the chambers are currently fully functional and that no repairs are required at the outset of the required service agreement?

· Answer: One of the chambers has an issue maintaining temperature, which had new refrigerant added to it approximately 2 years ago and is not fully functional. The other three chambers were functioning correctly when they were shut down several months ago and may be assumed to be fully functional.

3. Question: Does NIST require OEM parts if repairs are identified that require replacing?

· Answer: No, OEM parts are not required. Some commonly replaced parts are available at NIST.

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