ESBD_391556_1738013178920_ITB 721-25043 - SeaCams and SeaLites Bidder Q&A - Responses.pdf
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This is an Addendum 1 document containing bidder questions and answers for ITB #721-25043, issued by The University of Texas at Austin for SeaCams and SeaLites procurement. The addendum, dated January 27, 2025, modifies the original ITB Documents dated January 17, 2025. The document clarifies technical specifications for two key pieces of equipment: the IP Optim SeaCam is specified to be the 6,000m rated option (per section 5.1.A), and the LSL2000 light is to be equipped with an acrylic port and standard Subcon MCBH5M SS connector (per section 5.1.B).
The document focuses solely on technical clarifications through a Q&A format and does not contain any pricing terms, funding information, or other procurement details. This addendum appears to be specifically aimed at ensuring potential bidders understand the exact technical specifications required for the underwater camera and lighting equipment being procured.
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Addendum 1 ITB #721-25043 – SeaCams and SeaLites
BIDDER Q & A
DATE: January 27, 2025 PROJECT: SeaCams and SeaLites OWNER: The University of Texas at Austin TO: Prospective Bidders
This information forms part of Contract Documents and modifies ITB Documents dated January 17, 2025 with amendments and additions noted below.
Questions and Answers:
1. Question: We would like to bid on this requirement however there are a few details we need first. For the IP Optim SeaCam, did you want the 6,000 or 11,000m rated option?
Answer: 6,000m (See section 5.1.A)
2. Question: For the LSL2000 light, did you want an acrylic or sapphire port and are you happy with the standard Subcon MCBH5M SS connector?
Answer: Acrylic Port and Subconn MCBH5MSS connector (See section 5.1.B)
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