Attachment 2 Sample Test Results.pdf
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- Evidential Breath Alcohol Measurement Device
- Solicitation number
- RFQ - 16A - 12062700000000001125
- Issued by
- Kennebec County, Maine
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This is a Sample Test Results attachment document related to Maine's procurement for an Evidential Breath Alcohol Measurement Device. The document provides reference data demonstrating the performance and reliability of breath alcohol testing equipment under various conditions. The attachment serves as supporting technical documentation for the contract opportunity, establishing baseline expectations for measurement accuracy, precision, and operational specifications that prospective bidders' devices must meet or exceed. The sample results likely encompass multiple test scenarios, environmental conditions, and calibration parameters to establish the performance standards required for devices submitted in response to this procurement.
The document functions as a technical specification reference rather than containing pricing, set-asides, or contractual terms. By providing sample test results, Maine establishes measurable performance criteria and validation benchmarks that bidders must comply with when submitting their evidential breath alcohol measurement devices. This approach ensures all proposed devices have been evaluated against consistent, objective standards and provides transparency regarding the state's technical requirements and expectations for device accuracy and reliability in law enforcement and public safety applications.
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