Sole or Limited Source Under SAT (ANAD 715-33-E) - Tritium Fume Hoods_Redacted.pdf
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| Amendment 0002.pdf | ||
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| Attach 1-SOW - Tritium Fume Hoods 07FEB23.docx | DOCX document | |
| Solicitation-W911KF-23-Q-0027.pdf | ||
| Attach 4-DD Form 1423.pdf | ||
| Attach 5-DD Form 1664-Tritium Fume Hoods.pdf | ||
| Attach 2-Evidence of Authority To Sign Offers.pdf | ||
| Attach 3-Request for Technical Literature Tritium Fume Hoods.docx | DOCX document |
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10.0.2.20120224.1.869952 Equipment
| 1A. Project Name: (AAP Name if Applicable): Tritium Fume Hoods |
| 1B. Requiring Dir. 1C. AAP # 1D. Priority: DP |
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| 1E. Brief Description:: 8 of Tritium Fume Hoods, 4 ft base, digital airflow monitor, and fiberglass blower that is designed to handle the tritium isotope. |
| 1F. Requester's Name (POC: Amanda Ford |
| DIR:: DPE |
| Phone Number:: 256-235-4125 |
| E-Mail Address:: amanda.n.ford.civ@army.mil |
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| 2B. Documentation to justify why you have chosen one of the references in Section 2A.: ANAD currently has 4 of the Labconco Fume Hoods used for Tritium removal and testing. Tritium is a radioactive chemical that requires the operator to handle the material under the hood’s operation. ANAD has been using the Labconco Hoods for 20 plus years. Due to the sensitivity of the tritium and trained operators, the same brand, make, and model that have been proven effective for removing tritium for the safety of the operator is required. An unproven brand can cost the government the cost of the fume hood assembly plus Workman's Comp for poising up to $1.9M (according to OSHA calculations for chemical poisoning). The operators are familiar with operations of the Labconco equipment and will not need training. The millwrights are familiar with the functionality of the hoods and would not need training or additional equipment. |
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