buoy order.doc

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Buoys for various lakes/waters - FY12
Solicitation number
RFQ - 04A - 11111500000000000475
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Maine

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This is a Buoy Order document for the State of Maine related to a fiscal year 2012 procurement for buoys to be deployed across various lakes and waters throughout the state. The document outlines the specification and ordering requirements for buoys needed to support Maine's water management and navigation safety initiatives. The procurement seeks to acquire buoys of specific types and quantities to replace or supplement existing buoy systems across multiple water bodies. The document establishes the technical specifications that buoys must meet, including construction materials, dimensions, color coding, and reflective properties to ensure compliance with maritime safety standards and visibility requirements.

The document specifies ordering procedures, delivery timelines, and quality assurance requirements for the buoy procurement. Pricing information is structured based on unit costs for different buoy types and configurations. The procurement includes requirements for proper installation support and maintenance considerations to ensure the buoys perform effectively in Maine's waters throughout their service life. The document establishes clear acceptance criteria and inspection procedures to verify that delivered buoys meet all specified technical and quality standards prior to placement in the state's waterways.

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9” –

38 - “Rock”

11 – “Shallow Area”

190 – “Hazard Area”

90 – “Black & White Vertical Stripe”

18 – “Headway Speed Only”

4 - “Red Channel”

4 – “Green Channel”

7 – “Closed Area” (diamond w/cross)

5” –

14 – “Rock”

12 – “Hazard Area”

11 – “Headway Speed Only”

17 – “Green Channel”

23 – “Red Channel”

The total number of buoys is 439 (362 – 9” and 77 – 5”)

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