FAQ 02-26-2025.pdf

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Hydrostatic Testing Of Two (2) Hose Assemblies-----------------------UPDATE: Solicitation Has Changed to FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION SOLICITATION CLOSING 02/26/2025 @15:30 pm EST FAQ Current as of 02/26/25
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This document is a FAQ sheet dated February 26, 2025, providing technical specifications and requirements for hydrostatic testing of hose assemblies. The document details that the hoses in question are Eaton Synflex 3395 brand with dimensions of 0.5" ID x 42.625" long, featuring end connections of 0.750-16UN-2B with Union 37 Degree Flare. The hoses are new from stock but require hydrostatic testing prior to permanent installation in a grease system since they lack records of previous hydro testing.

The FAQ is associated with Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command solicitation N3904025Q1003, which has been changed to full and open competition with a closing date of February 26, 2025, at 11:00 AM EST. The manufacture date of the hoses is listed as unknown.

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FAQ

Current as of 02/26/2025

1. What is the Brand?

a. Eaton Synflex 3395

2. Date of Mfg?

a. Unknown.

3. Size and Length?

a. 0.5” ID X 42.625”Long (End Connections: 0.750-16UN-2B, Union 37 Degree

Flare)

4. What is wrong with it that it requires hydrostatic testing?

a. Hoses are new from stock system and do not have record of hydro testing.

Hydro testing required prior to permanent installation.

5. What type of systems do they go to?

a. Grease system.

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