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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ N61331-27-Q-TR03 issued by the federal government for the procurement of an Environics Series 4040 Computerized Gas Dilution System. The document addresses a single inquiry regarding oxygen-cleaning certification requirements for the equipment. A potential offeror questioned whether the manufacturer's in-house oxygen-cleaning process, which is not certified to a specific published standard but will be accompanied by an in-house Certificate of Conformance and standard calibration certificates, would be acceptable for contract compliance. The government's response confirms that the manufacturer's proprietary oxygen-cleaning process is acceptable and does not require compliance with any particular published oxygen-cleaning standard. This clarification allows offerors to proceed with proposals using equipment cleaned under the manufacturer's standard process.

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Q & A

RFQ: N61331-27-Q-TR03

Environics Series 4040 Computerized Gas Dilution System

Q: The manufacturer has confirmed that the equipment will be oxygen-cleaned and supplied with an in-house oxygen-cleaning Certificate of Conformance and standard calibration certificates. However, the manufacturer's standard oxygen-cleaning process is not certified to a specific published standard.

Could you please confirm whether the manufacturer's in-house oxygen-cleaning certification is acceptable, or whether compliance with a particular oxygen-cleaning standard is required?

A: The manufacturer’s process is acceptable.

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