MINES24086 Radiation Dosimetry DQ_Addendum 1_Questions.pdf

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This document is Addendum 1 for Bid Number MINES24086 Radiation Dosimetry DQ, issued by the Colorado School of Mines on June 12, 2024. The addendum provides clarification on two key questions from potential bidders regarding radiation dosimetry services. Specifically, the dosimeters must have the capability to monitor fast neutrons, and are currently worn quarterly, with potential future monthly usage for approximately 10 users. Bidders are required to sign and submit this addendum with their proposal, acknowledging review of the questions and responses.

The addendum is part of a broader bid to obtain pricing for ionizing radiation dosimeters and data analysis services. The contract is structured with no minimum guaranteed order, and the pricing will be valid for 12 months with an option to renew for four additional years. Vendors will supply dosimeters, and Mines representatives will place orders as needed using purchase orders or credit cards. The document indicates a focused procurement process for specialized radiation monitoring equipment with flexibility for future scaling and usage adjustments.

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Addendum 1 Bid Number: MINES24086 Radiation Dosimetry DQ Date: June 12, 2024

All Respondents, This Addendum addresses submitted questions.

Sign below to acknowledge that you have reviewed the questions and responses.

Please submit a signed copy of this addendum with your proposal.

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Note: Some questions may have been combined to avoid redundancy or rephrased for clarity.

# Question Response 1 Are the dosimeters required to monitor neutron fast & thermal?

Dosimeters need to have capability of monitoring fast neutrons.

2 Are these dosimeters worn monthly?

Quarterly?

Dosimeters are worn quarterly for now, with a chance in the future monthly for about 10 users.

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