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The purpose of this Amendment is to:

1.Extend the closing date/time to 12/13/2024, 3:00pm EST.

2.Post responses to outstanding questions Q40 & Q42.

3.Remove NSN: 8120-00-595-3698.

The following documents are attached:

Questions_Answers – SPE4AX-24-R-0026-0005 Attachment 02-15 - Amend 05 Attachment 19 - Section M - Amend 05 Customer Return Report

CONUS Industrial Gas & Cylinder Recompete

SPE4AX-24-R-0026-0005

Questions & Answers – Updated 03 DEC 2024

Q1. Section H-900 Pricing and Payment states that “material priced at time of award represents the fixed commodity price for a 6-month period. The RFP due date is 2024 Nov 07 at 3:00PM EST, how long after the due date will the award be made?

A1. The USG intends to award the contract by July 31, 2025.

Q2. In the SOW, section 8.0 American Innovation and Manufacturing ACT, it mentions that 22 MCMEU NSN’s can be requisitioned exclusively for military units within the drawdown limits.

Q2.a. Does this mean that the DoD will be providing allowances for these materials?

A2.a. The DoD will provide allowances for the MCMEU NIINs only, as required.

Q2.b. Will the DoD provide allowances for all HFC’s procured by this contract?

A2.b. No, the DoD will not provide allowances for all HFC NIINs. Amendment 0003 Clarification: Allowances will be provided for MCMEU HFC NSNs, but not non-MCMEU HFC NSNs.

Q3. Is there a minimum order quantity for each NSN per order?

A3. The minimum order quantity for each NIIN is one (1).

Q4. Can you provide a bid tabulation from the last solicitation?

A4. No, this information will not be provided.

Q5. On page 3 of the solicitation document, it mentions a link where the project is posted but that link takes you to the “Chemicals and Petroleum Project”, can you provide a new link?

A5. Updated – Corrected link is https://www.dla.mil/Aviation/Offers/Commodities/Gases-and-Cylinders-Project/

Note: The GPE (www.sam.gov) is the posting location of record for the most up-to-date solicitation information; there may be minor delays with updates to the website above.

Q6. Can you provide a list of ship to locations?

A6. No, possible ship-to locations include any location (CONUS or OCONUS) that has U.S. Military, U.S. Government Agencies, or Foreign Military Sales.

Q7. Can you provide a historical monthly order quantity by NSN over the last contract?

A7. No, all offerors should be based upon the estimated annual demands provided in the RFP.

Q8. When will the solicitation be available in WICAP so that an eCAP can be prepared? (SF1449 L19, page 53 of 55)

A8. The solicitation is now available in WICAP.

Q9. Will the Government allow foldout pages (up to 11 x 17) for detailed graphics? (Section L 4.4.2, page 6 of 15)

A9. No, the page size limit is 8.5” x 11” IAW Section L, 4.4.2.

Q10. Will the Government allow the "certification or appropriate documents demonstrating compliance with required standards" to be provided outside of page count in an Appendix to Volume 1?(Section L 5.1, page 7 of 15).

A10. Per Section L, Table 1, representations and certifications can be provided in Volume VII and do not have a page limit.

Q11. NSNs 5940-01-337-6770 and 2510-01-706-4186 appear to be outside the scope of this solicitation which is otherwise constrained to FSCs 6830 and 8120.

A11. These two NIINs have been removed from the requirement (Attachment 2)

Q12. Are the cylinders in use at customer sites and in transit included in the

80,855 cylinders in Attachment 4?

A12. No, the total number of cylinders in use fluctuates; the VMI table at Attachment 4 is provided as an approximation of what a vendor can expect to manage, which is also subject to change based on transfers and GFP purchases.

Q13. Given the importance and the depth and breadth of requirements in SF1 Quality Assurance, would the Government consider allocating an additional (10) pages to SF1 for the offerors to provide a more thorough response?

A13. Additional ten (10) pages has been approved; Section L, 4.2.4., Table 1 has been updated.

Q14. If there are any questions on specific quantities or other questions, who do we address them to?

A14. Jeremy Reeves (Jeremy.T.Reeves@dla.mil), Charles Hicks (Charles.Hicks@dla.mil), Patrick Finegan (Patrick.Finegan@dla.mil)

Q15. Will the slide deck be made available to participants?

A15. Yes, they were attached to the meeting invite and attached to Amendment 0001.

Q16. Is there an end date for receipt of questions.

A16. Yes, we will entertain questions until October 24, 2024, two weeks prior to the closing date of November 7, 2024. Beyond that date, we will not entertain any other questions.

Q17. What percent of the orders is domestic and what percentage is international today?

A17. Amendment 0002 Update – Over the past five years of procurement history, 82% of orders were CONUS and 18% were OCONUS.

Q18. What is approximate cylinder population today?

A18. See Q12/A12 above; at the time of this posting there were approximately 80,855 cylinders being managed by the vendor. Total cylinder population is subject to change.

Q19. How many DODAACs are covered in this requirement?

A19. See Q6/A6 above, potential DoDAACs include any location (CONUS or OCONUS) that has U.S. Military, U.S. Government Agencies, or Foreign Military Sales.

Note: The following changes have also been made:

1. Updated SOW Section 7.7.4.1 to clarify firebox requirement

2. Addition of oxygen fireboxes to attachment 2.

3. Updated AIM Act verbiage in SOW Section 8.0

4. Update to regulation language in SOW Section 7.7.4.1.B

5. Updated PID Data Attachment 16

Amendment 0002 Update:

Q20. What percentage of the bid is domestic vs international supply?

A20. Based on five years of procurement history, 82% of orders were CONUS and 18% were OCONUS.

Q21. Is there a database we can gain access to for a larger description of the NSNs?

A21. Yes, DLA PUB LOG provides additional NSN information.

PUB LOG® - Public Logistics Data > Defense Logistics Agency > PUB LOG®: Public Logistics Data (dla.mil)

Q22. Could you offer a cross-reference sheet with more information regarding cylinder size, specific gas type, quantity, etc.?

A22. A cross-reference sheet of this type will not be provided.

Q23. Is there list of Ship To’s that you can provide?

A23. See Q6/A6 above.

Q24. What is the total cylinder count in use today?

A24. See Q12/A12 above.

Q25. How do we ensure we are qualified to bid on this RFP?

A25. It is the offerors’ responsibility to verify their ability to submit an offer in accordance with all solicitation requirements.

Amendment 0004 Update:

Q26. Section L, 3.3 and 4.2.3 – Section L instructions 3.3 and 4.2.3 seem to overlap on instructions for marking confidential and/or proprietary information. Any content in the proposal that proposers would want to protect under 4.2.3 would also need to be protected under 3.3 and vice versa. Is it the Government's intention that the footer of each page of the proposal that contains sensitive information has both sets of disclosures ("Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal." AND "SOURCE SELECTION INFORMATION SEE FAR 2.101 and 3.104", respectively)? Or should one be used in lieu of the other?

A26. Yes, both disclosures are required.

Q27. Section L, 8.0 – Does DLA have specific SB/socio-economic goals that they expect vendors to meet?

A27. No, there are no specific SB/Socio-economic goals for this requirement.

Q28. Attachment 21 – Attachment 21, Cross-Reference Matrix states that requirement 7.6 should be addressed in Volume II, Subfactor 1, however, we see no explicit requirement 7.6. The SOW numeration goes from 7.5 to 7.6.1. Can the Government please clarify what requirement should be addressed in the aforementioned volume and/or update the SOW to re-number the requirements?

A28. SOW updated to add Section 7.6 header/title; no further numbering updates.

Q29. Section L, Table 1 – Given the imbalance of SOW requirements to be addressed within a specific Subfactor (for example, Technical Subfactor 1 only has one requirement to be addressed, whereas Subfactor 2 has eleven, yet Subfactor 1 has twice the page allocation), will the Government consider removing the Subfactor page allocation requirements and allow vendors to allocate pages within the Volume-wide page restriction (40 for both Volumes I and II) as they see fit?

A29. Section L updated – Volume I & II Subfactor page limitations removed to allow vendors to utilize overall factor page limit at their discretion.

Q30. Section L, 7.0.3 – Regarding Volume III, Section L (7.0.3) states, "narrative shall detail the Offeror's performance in relation to… [Factor] 3 (Past Performance)", which seems to be a circular reference as Factor 3 has no bearing on performance to the actual contract. Please provide clarity on how vendors should complete this section and/or consider an alteration to the instructions to remove Factor 3.

A30. To better understand how a vendor should complete this requirement, please reference Section M, 3.6. It is the offeror’s responsibility to provide sufficient information regarding their performance on the previous/current contract submittals.

Q31. Attachment 3 – Are offerors required to provide pricing, Hazard Warning Labels, and SDSs on inactive NSNs as part of our offer or can this information be provided after award, based on a specific need for Attachment 3's inactive NSNs? Given that these NSNs are inactive, we recommend that they not be required for the initial submission, so that the government can focus their evaluation on items that are active and, therefore, most likely to be ordered.

A31. No; pricing, HWLs, SDSs, etc. are not required for inactive NSNs at time of award. If/when an inactive item becomes active, it will be subject to the requirements of active NSNs (price, HWL, SDS, etc.).

Q32. Attachment 1, 7.7.4.1 – Section 7.7.4.1 clearly states that the contractor should maintain an aggressive customer returns program. However, it does not specify whether the government or the contractor will be responsible for the freight costs associated with returns from non-DLA depot CONUS and OCONUS locations. Can the government confirm that offerors are not responsible to account for freight costs from non-DLA depot CONUS and OCONUS locations in their pricing?

A32. For CONUS orders, the Contractor is responsible for the transportation costs of returns. The Contractor is not responsible for these costs with OCONUS returns.

Q33. Attachment 1, 7.7.4.1 – Our interpretation of the SOW is that the contractor is not responsible for logistics costs and importation for excess material or government-owned material from OCONUS locations to CONUS. Can the government clarify that our interpretation is correct? If not, please provide clarity on who will be the importer of record and if the contractor is the importer of record, will the government provide any necessary allowances for any HFCs returned to CONUS?

A33. The contractor is not expected to be responsible for the logistics cost and importation of excess material or government-owned material from OCONUS locations to CONUS. The importer of record does not apply, as allowances are not required for DoD returned material. If reclaimed/recycled, it is no longer considered virgin, and allowances are not applicable.

Q34. Attachment 22 – Is there an NSN number or numbers (or other tracking mechanism) that is currently used for keeping track of the values related to cylinder refurbishment fees, transition fees, management fees, and disposal fees? This information is vital in permitting all contractors a fair and equal evaluation of pricing.

A34. No, this information is not publicly available. After contract award, a designated service CLIN will be utilized for payment of refurbishment, disposal, management, and transition fees.

Q35. Attachment 1, 6.1 – Does DLA have specific geographic boundaries for defining what areas of the United States can qualify as east and west coast hubs?

A35. No, there are no contractual requirements for the number and location of hubs, it is at the vendor’s discretion. Historically, at least one East and one West coast hub has been utilized to facilitate OCONUS returns.

Q36. Attachment 1, 7.7.4.1 – Our interpretation of the SOW is that the contractor is not responsible for direct shipment to OCONUS locations, rather, the contractor will ship products to DLA CONUS locations, which DLA will then ship to the OCONUS location. Is our interpretation correct? If not, please provide greater details on management of the import/export workflow for OCONUS shipments?

A36. The USG is responsible for freight forwarding to OCONUS locations if the ship-to is a CCP or POE. However, the contractor is responsible for direct shipment to OCONUS locations if a CONUS ship-to is not available. The contractor is responsible for all transportation to the ship-to locations.

Q37. Section M, 3.4.3 – In Section M 3.4.3, evaluation of cylinder refurbishment references the EAD average where there has been no EAD provided for cylinder refurbishment and related items. Can you please provide EAD for cylinder refurbishments per NSN?

A37. Section M, 3.4.3. does not reference EAD. EAD is only utilized to calculate the Total Evaluated Price (TEP) per Section M, 3.8.4. and is for price evaluation purposes only.

Q38. Section L, 6.2 – Section L, Subfactor 2 states that vendors must describe their approach to mitigating price storage risks. We are unfamiliar with the term price storage. Can the Government please define price storage so that vendors can accurately address its risk?

A38. In Section L, 6.2, a comma was inadvertently omitted; it has been updated to read: “…price, storage…”.

Q39. In Section L.9.6 (Throughput Charge), the Government asks for a single percentage to cover the throughput charges that vary with business volumes that are associated with transportation and warehousing charges. After we create the single percentage, will the Government want us to apply that percentage to the fixed unit prices for each CLIN in Attachment 2? Alternatively, would the Government create a separate CLIN for Throughput Charge that would be exercised with each individual order placed during the contract period?

A39. The throughput charge should be provided separately from the unit pricing. Price Evaluation of the offer will be conducted IAW Section M, 3.8.4. At contract award, throughput charges will be systemically applied to all contract line items.

Q40. The specified fill weights for the 8 products below (screenshot) exceed the DOT’s allowable fill weight limitations as per 49 CFR 173.301 (a)(8), specifically concerning the required outage to prevent the cylinder from being liquid full at 55 °C (131 °F). Accurate specifications are critical to the safe transport and handling of hazardous materials. Could the Government please confirm if the PID information provided is accurate, or will these fill weights be updated? Please confirm that you can view the table below.

A40. The PID data has been adjusted for the following items to reflect the current allowable fill weight limits as per 49 CFR 173.301(a)(8).

Revised PID/ POT Fill Volume

NSN

Refrigerant

Type

Refillable Cylinder

Application

DOT Specification

Cylinder Dimensions

DLA Fill Volume (LBS)

Cylinder Water Content (LBS.) WC

Calculated Max.

Fill Capacity, (LBS.)

Overfill?

Amount (LB)

6830016462991

R-125

HFC

Refillable

Non-MCMEU

4B/A/W400

10X49

115.39

Compliant

-0.39

6830017084956

R-125

HFC

Refillable

MCMEU

4B/A/W400

10X49

115.39

Compliant

-0.39

6830016831268

R-407C

HFC

Refillable

Non-MCMEU

4B/A/W300

12X36

120.09

Compliant

-0.09

6830017084971

R-407C

HFC

Refillable

MCMEU

4B/A/W300

12X36

120.09

Compliant

-0.09

6830016752899

R-438A

HFC

Refillable

Non-MCMEU

4B/A/W300

12X36

120.42

Compliant

-0.42

6830016752905

R-438A

HFC

Refillable

Non-MCMEU

4BA/W300

8X27

41.45

Compliant

-0.45

6830017084961

R-438A

HFC

Refillable

MCMEU

4B/A/W300

12X36

120.42

Compliant

-0.42

6830017084963

R-438A

HFC

Refillable

MCMEU

4B/A/W300

8X27

41.45

Compliant

-0.45

Q41. Per Attachment 1, Section 6.2E, the "Contractor shall maintain an aggressive customer return program that prevents/limits the number of returns into the DLA depot system". Can the Government please provide the criteria, circumstances, and/or use case from the existing contract that explains why a return from the DLA depot system to the one of Contractor's east or west coast hubs has been necessary? Further, can DLA provide an estimated % of returns that would go to the east vs. west coast hubs from the DLA depot system? Given that DLA is responsible for the logistics costs from DLA depots to the east and west coast hubs, it is important for all bidders to gain a better understanding of what % of returns are from DLA Hubs compared to returns directly from customers so that all bidders can evaluate return logistics costs equally.

A41. OCONUS customers are directed to return cylinders to a DLA depot. The cylinders will be returned through the Stock Transfer Order (STO) process from the applicable depot to contractor. DLA covers the costs of these returns since it is necessary to help maintain a healthy GFP pool. Hub locations are generally determined by the location of the depot where the cylinders are being returned. For example, if cylinders are being returned from DLA Depot Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (DDPH), they will be shipped to the vendor’s West coast hub location.

Q42. Notwithstanding Question [Q41] above, per Attachment 1, Section 7.7.4.1, the Contractor is required to cover the entire cost of return freight and logistics management for CONUS and OCONUS location returns. While we may assume the return rate is 100%, we are at an unfair competitive disadvantage, which does not allow us to accurately calculate an average loss rate for cylinders once shipped to the DLA. We respectfully request that the DLA to provide all bidders with the number of cylinders (by NSN#) that were returned by year from CONUS and OCONUS locations for the past 5 years.

A42. The five-year return history for CONUS and OCONUS is attached.

Q43. Per Amendment 2 Q&A, historical OCONUS orders were 18% of total orders. However, this information does not provide sufficient clarity to accurate price freight - we need a breakdown of how many of these OCONUS orders were shipped to CONUS POEs and CCPs vs. how many were actually shipped by the Contractor to the OCONUS destination. We respectfully request this data to determine how much of OCONUS order demand is being delivered by the Contractor to a CONUS POE or CCP. Additionally, can the Government verify that the Contractor's logistics costs and tracking responsibility end at the CONUS POE or CCP delivery points?

A43. At this point in the current contract, there have been no direct shipments to any OCONUS locations. That said, it is a contractual requirement should that situation occur during this follow-on effort.

Q44. We respectfully request that DLA provide historical data on the overall return rate for cylinders from OCONUS locations. While we anticipate that there is probably some amount of loss of GFP cylinders, it is impossible to accurately account for this cost element without more data. Again, this creates a distinct and unfair disadvantage to non-incumbent bidders. Since the Contractor is responsible for covering 100% of the logistics costs for OCONUS returns, it is necessary that all bidders are provided with sufficient data to understand how much of the cylinder fleet makes it back to the US.

A44. Offerors should assume that all cylinders delivered will need to be picked up. That said, there may also be additional pickups; customers find additional cylinders and/or acquire them from commercial sources.

Q45-A. HFC phasedowns, under the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, mandates that Article 2 countries (developed nations) reduce HFC use significantly. These countries began phasedown efforts as early as 2019, with a target of reducing HFC consumption to 15% of baseline levels by 2036. The primary regulatory bodies implementing these HFC reductions include the United States, Canada, the European Union, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. There are previous DLA awards in 2023 and 2024 that show HFC shipments to Japan and Australia. These countries require allowances to import HFC products. Can the Government provide details and/or clarification for how current HFC shipments are accounting for these individualized HFC import regulations for each country/entity that are independent from the United States AIM Act? Does the DLA have a waiver that would not require the Contractor to have HFC allowances to import into these countries? If not, how does the DLA expect the Contractor to keep itself and DLA in compliance with a multitude of current and future individualized, HFC-import quota requirements?

Q45-B. Our interpretation of the SOW is that the contractor is not responsible for direct shipment to OCONUS locations, rather, the contractor will ship products to DLA CONUS locations, which DLA will then ship to the OCONUS location. Is our interpretation correct? If not, please provide greater details on management of the import/export workflow for OCONUS shipments?”

A45-A&B. OCONUS shipments (to include orders for HFCs) flow through the DLA Transportation system for final delivery to the end customer. To date, there have not been any direct deliveries to OCONUS customers. However, per SOW Section 7.7.4.1, the contractor must be prepared should requirements develop for direct OCONUS shipments. DLA has established Mission Critical Military End Use (MCMEU) NSNs for units authorized to receive HFC gas allowances. Non-MCMEU NSNs support will follow the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act requirements.

Q46. 3M f/k/a Scott Technologies is the sole manufacturer of NIIN 016064638 and they have communicated that they refuse to sell it to anyone other than fire departments or the federal government directly. They will not give us a price or a written quote. We are confident we can work this out with the supplier prior to contract award with support from DLA. However, it is unlikely to be resolved prior to the proposal due date. How does DLA recommend bidders account for these isolated cases, in order to be compliant with Section L, 9.2.2, which states that we must provide a copy of a written quote or invoice at time of bid submission?

A46. This item has been removed from the requirement.

Q47. Norris Cylinder has informed us they no longer manufacture 8120-005370574 Oxygen Aviators breathing air cylinder and they are not aware of any other manufacturer of this cylinder. We are diligently continuing to source this item, however, if there is not a DOT certified manufacturer of this item anywhere in the US or World, how should bidders submit pricing for this item?

A47. This item has been removed from the contract.

Q48. For OCONUS shipments for which the contractor is responsible, what percentage would require utilizing air freight? Having historic data on this breakdown is necessary in estimating freight costs for which the Contractor would be responsible. The incumbent is the only party that has an understanding of this factor.

A48. To date, there have been no direct shipments to OCONUS locations under the current contract. Thus, there is no historical OCONUS air freight data to provide.

Q49. Based on our list of questions, there are a number of answers that directly impact our bid. Please consider an extension to the proposal deadline that would enable the Government to fully and completely answer these questions and give vendors time to adjust their proposals accordingly, thereby ensuring a level playing field for all bidders. We suggest that the deadline by extended two weeks from the time that the Government provides full and complete answers to all questions.

A49. Solicitation amendment 0003 extended the solicitation closing date from November 7, 2024, to December 6, 2024.

Q50. Could the Government please provide a volume report from your current supplier with their Part Numbers and annual volume? (If the Government has that correlated to NSNs that would be great, but current Part numbers are really necessary for us to provide a good quotation.)

A50. The USG requirement for this solicitation are the NSNs listed in Attachment 2, not vendor-specific part numbers. With regard to order volume, a procurement history report has been attached to this amendment to supplement the provided Estimated Annual Demand data for each NSN.

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2 Active NIINs

ACTIVE NSNs AND UNIT PRICING

Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) Federal Supply Class (FSC) National Identification Number (NIIN) Nomenclature MCMEU BASE YEAR

ESTIMATED

0001 8120 000071410 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 1 1 6 0 4

0002 6830 000529918 HYDROGEN-ARGON 0 1 0 0 0

0003 6830 000602793 ARGON-METHANE 0 0 0 0 0

0004 6830 000609972 MONOCHLORODIFLUOROM 2 3 3 4 2

0005 8120 000790544 PRESSURE RELIEF DEV 2 5 3 22 1

0006 8120 001032802 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 0 2 0 1 2

0007 6830 001061659 MONOCHLORODIFLUOROM 18 24 14 20 38

0008 8120 001341456 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0009 6830 001343709 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 58 40 100 31 69

0010 8120 001394441 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0011 8120 001429241 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 30 30 0 0

0012 8120 001429245 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 5 108 2 110 19

0013 8120 001429246 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0014 8120 001519753 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 2 0 0 0

0015 8120 001789814 CAP,COMPRESSED GAS 24 65 66 183 23

0016 8120 001790076 CAP,COMPRESSED GAS 73 50 68 48 8

0017 8120 001795653 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 27 60 24 29 36

0018 8120 001806392 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 11 18 3 3

0019 8120 001817181 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0020 8120 001818082 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0021 8120 001818149 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0022 6830 001866665 HEXAFLUOROETHANE 0 4 8 4 0

0023 8120 001931697 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0024 8120 001931698 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 1 8

0025 8120 002166799 CAP,VALVE,GAS CYLIN 56 55 32 7 137

0026 6830 002298946 PROPANE 73 20 25 43 36

0027 8120 002446981 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 65 53 33 38

0028 8120 002645530 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 77 49 42 51 37

0029 8120 002645531 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 4 1 1 2 1

0030 6830 002646751 ACETYLENE,TECHNICAL 1455 1826 1770 2522 1695

0031 6830 002646752 ACETYLENE,TECHNICAL 94 174 214 121 76

0032 8120 002683360 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 248 216 223 260 227

0033 6830 002813053 CARBON DIOXIDE,TECH 2041 1869 1881 1730 1333

0034 6830 002813464 CHLORINE,TECHNICAL 0 0 0 0 0

0035 8120 002813798 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0036 8120 002813799 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0037 8120 002813801 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 1 9 2 0 0

0038 8120 002813805 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0039 8120 002828075 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0040 8120 002828077 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 30 130 194 37

0041 8120 002828083 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0042 8120 002830925 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0043 8120 002851575 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0044 8120 002851576 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 4 0 8 4 2

0045 8120 002854722 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0046 8120 002854733 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 13 134 138 105

0047 8120 002854762 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0048 6830 002920137 ACETYLENE,TECHNICAL 120 121 127 135 160

0049 6830 002920138 ACETYLENE,TECHNICAL 687 657 554 315 538

0050 6830 003370389 ACETYLENE,TECHNICAL 75 101 65 79 96

0051 8120 003577992 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 399 326 343 413 246

0052 8120 003770676 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 7 11 4 14 14

0053 8120 003770695 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 78 79 53 85 79

0054 8120 004060039 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0055 8120 004256026 ADAPTER ASSEMBLY 0 0 0 0 0

0056 8120 004256027 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDER VALVE 0 0 0 0 0

0057 8120 004499642 CAP 43 50 63 45 26

0058 8120 004693164 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 2 2 0

0059 6830 004745789 HYDROGEN,TECHNICAL 57 45 158 16 0

0060 6830 004984241 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 2 6 8 0 5

0061 8120 005085453 ADAPTER,NITROGEN FI 0 0 0 0 0

0062 8120 005152575 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 387 484 745 477 441 Contractor 5 Deliver Part of Prod Qty 90 30

0063 8120 005305225 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0064 8120 005368082 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0065 8120 005368084 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 15 7 22 0 5 Contractor 5 Deliver Part of Prod Qty 90 30

0066 8120 005975670 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 10 3 4 0 2

0067 6830 006561596 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 1725 1092 2207 1593 1612

0068 6830 006561603 ARGON-OXYGEN 83 456 347 109 302

0069 8120 006561631 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0070 8120 006575068 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 6 0 0 0

0071 8120 006633019 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 11 7 11 1 5

0072 8120 006955867 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 37 40 45 25 33

0073 8120 006955983 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 32 41 30 31 43

0074 8120 006956001 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 55 92 91 63 59

0075 8120 006956044 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 39 62 25 28 36

0076 8120 007136909 MANIFOLD,CHARGING,G 0 10 5 0 0

0077 6830 007586475 NITROGEN 2293 4823 7671 5940 1685

0078 6830 007822645 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL 117 183 35 159 219

0079 6830 007822656 HELIUM,TECHNICAL 1625 1435 2274 409 925

0080 6830 007823930 MONOCHLORODIFLUOROM 77 113 78 0 127

0081 6830 007826491 PROPANE 17 45 13 5 25

0082 8120 007902542 CYLINDER ASSEMBLY,C 0 0 0 0 0

0083 8120 007945984 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 2 2 2 0 0

0084 8120 008032172 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0085 8120 008034467 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0086 6830 008172342 SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE 3 8 3 6 8

0087 8120 008660206 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 3 5 2 5 3

0088 8120 008831174 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 9 4 0 5 3

0089 8120 008831844 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 14 6 11 10 8

0090 8120 009052761 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0091 6830 009359896 MONOCHLORODIFLUOROM 390 499 519 331 248

0092 8120 009375865 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 4 0 0 2

0093 8120 009377293 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0094 6830 009387819 HELIUM-ARGON 101 171 52 186 177

0095 8120 009408359 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0096 6830 009453961 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL 105 137 56 169 136

0097 8120 009492073 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 16 5 12 6 10

0098 8120 009857275 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 198 244 217 153 133

0099 6830 009857278 PROPANE 129 45 77 43 63

0100 6830 009857281 ARGON,TECHNICAL 5953 4755 5740 3078 5793

0101 6830 009857283 SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE 668 261 486 570 591

0102 8120 010138514 CYLINDER-COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0103 8120 010230539 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 6 8 11

0104 6830 010289402 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 3287 1896 1959 2477 3289

0105 8120 010445070 NUT AND NIPPLE ASSE 1 0 0 1 1

0106 6830 010495263 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL 2445 3144 4315 4784 3198

0107 8120 010755968 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0108 8120 010756637 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0109 8120 010852733 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 51 33 51 35 57

0110 6830 011086039 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 21 21 21 26 18

0111 6830 011241435 GAS MIXTURE 6 0 1 183 176

0112 8120 011345427 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 0 4 1 10

0113 8120 011441336 CAP,COMPRESSED GAS 0 0 0 0 1

0114 8120 011517817 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0115 6830 011688488 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 10 29 29 5 8

0116 6830 011693977 OXYGEN,AVIATOR'S BR 3628 4005 3949 5024 3239

0117 8120 011784754 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0118 6830 011819823 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0119 6830 011908715 CYLINDER,DRY AIR,TE 0 0 0 0 0

0120 8120 012051424 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 1 2 0 2 2

0121 8120 012074978 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0122 8120 012105594 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 38 2 42 2 31

0123 8120 012182222 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0124 8120 012226201 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0125 8120 012246204 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0126 6830 012287090 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0127 6830 012502888 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 41 14 0 102 16

0128 8120 012518521 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0129 6830 012587020 OXYGEN,AVIATOR'S BR 1548 1634 1223 1476 1037

0130 8120 012633614 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0131 8120 012633900 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 3

0132 8120 012636265 NIPPLE AND NUT 108 112 64 88 68

0133 6830 012642660 COMPRESSED AIR,BREA 6 9 3 20 13

0134 6830 012654068 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 1125 759 866 1136 1057

0135 8120 012660332 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 1 0 3 0 0

0136 6830 012679591 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 225 110 176 270 176

0137 8120 012793500 CAP,VALVE,GAS CYLIN 0 0 0 0 0

0138 6830 012838777 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 683 597 295 493 229

0139 8120 012853377 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 62 40 56 80 102

0140 8120 012855608 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 9 12 7 4

0141 6830 012883056 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL 14 17 86 27 37

0142 8120 012883065 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0143 6830 012962459 HEXAFLUOROETHANE AN 0 0 0 0 0

0144 6830 013097635 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 4 5 4 3

0145 6830 013108102 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 6 1 0 3 0

0146 8120 013116914 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 6 38 10 27

0147 6830 013120055 ARGON-CARBON DIOXID 992 889 909 740 1183

0148 8120 013256750 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 129 77 135 120 119

0149 8120 013291500 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0150 6830 013297436 COMPRESSED AIR,BREA 3 0 0 0 0

0151 6830 013319024 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 1

0152 6830 013333151 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL 186 189 246 341 131

0153 6830 013342900 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 24 47 16 27 18

0154 8120 013342902 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 1 2

0155 8120 013386024 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 1 5 4 0 13

0156 6830 013409650 CALIBRATION GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0157 8120 013483119 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 4 7 4 16 17

0158 6830 013535800 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 1 0 0 0 1

0159 8120 013541166 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 1 0 0 0 0

0160 8120 013601873 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 2 0 0 5 0

0161 8120 013626386 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 8 0 0 8

0162 6830 013706207 TETRAFLUOROETHANE,T 1459 1320 1716 1611 1829

0163 8120 013708189 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 91 89 61 60 67

0164 8120 013708190 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0165 6830 013708756 TETRAFLUOROETHANE,T 1228 961 1227 811 1008

0166 8120 013731349 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0167 8120 013733483 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 1 0 2 0

0168 6830 013769857 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 0 0 16 0 19

0169 8120 013811703 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0170 6830 013861396 PROPANE 20 8 24 29 18

0171 6830 013864846 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 621 490 444 314 298

0172 8120 013864972 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0173 6830 013909622 TETRAFLUOROETHANE,T 1681 1837 802 1950 1751

0174 8120 013911142 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 50 26 39 7 45

0175 6830 013913101 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 0 2 0 2

0176 6830 013913104 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 184 239 225 261 250

0177 6830 013913106 DICHLOROTRIFLUOROET 5 0 0 2 3

0178 6830 013913107 CHLOROTETRAFLUOROET 0 0 0 0 0

0179 6830 013913109 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 2 1 0 0

0180 6830 013918236 CHLOROTETRAFLUOROET 0 0 0 0 0

0181 6830 013919298 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0182 6830 013919303 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 0 1 0 0

0183 6830 013920222 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 13 15 20 11 12

0184 6830 013920959 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 13 4 2 9 27

0185 6830 013920960 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 394 396 616 523 697

0186 6830 013920963 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0187 6830 013920991 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0188 8120 013925205 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 14 7 1 13 8

0189 8120 013925208 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0190 8120 013925209 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0191 8120 013925210 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0192 8120 013925212 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0193 6830 013940235 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0194 8120 013942653 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 63 32 52 52 40

0195 8120 013942656 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 186 75 195 349 159

0196 8120 013944200 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0197 8120 013995107 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 5 2 2 7 3

0198 6830 014083030 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 4 0 2 7

0199 8120 014090135 CAP,COMPRESSED GAS 0 0 2 0 1

0200 6830 014126362 TETRAFLUOROETHANE,T 2124 2257 2460 1612 2098

0201 8120 014241555 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 44 136 109 68 31

0202 6830 014242499 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 193 264 67 76 66

0203 6830 014310533 ARGON,TECHNICAL 9 68 47 40 45

0204 6830 014310564 ARGON,TECHNICAL 66 40 66 63 77

0205 6830 014310576 ARGON,TECHNICAL 837 692 1022 1029 1317

0206 6830 014310639 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 88 114 29 78 34

0207 6830 014310681 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL 528 789 326 495 355

0208 6830 014311166 HELIUM,TECHNICAL 2 0 67 6 11

0209 8120 014311177 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0210 6830 014311196 HYDROGEN,TECHNICAL 0 0 0 0 0

0211 6830 014333717 CARBON DIOXIDE,TECH 247 106 0 82 332

0212 6830 014333721 CARBON DIOXIDE,TECH 54 65 89 66 48

0213 6830 014441263 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0214 8120 014441588 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 40 63 62 54 43

0215 8120 014441606 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 45 50 19 31 53

0216 6830 014448326 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 756 577 1211 614 799

0217 6830 014458231 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 180 189 135 229 138

0218 6830 014463614 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 2

0219 8120 014522498 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 111 83 98 83 89

0220 6830 014549231 SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE 0 1 2 1 3

0221 8120 014549322 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0222 8120 014551772 CYLINDER,GAS,EMPTY 28 22 32 22 40

0223 8120 014551773 CYLINDER,GAS,EMPTY 0 0 0 0 0

0224 6830 014566307 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0225 6830 014566319 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 4 0 0 0 2

0226 8120 014577052 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 6 4 1 2 7

0227 8120 014577063 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0228 6830 014593511 ARGON,TECHNICAL 161 80 110 84 68

0229 6830 014600148 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 940 935 937 936 933

0230 6830 014600154 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 483 0 483 0

0231 6830 014630816 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0232 6830 014654824 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 2 0 0 2 2

0233 8120 014701115 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0234 6830 014737514 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 7 8 10 4 8

0235 6830 014745581 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 4 6 0 0 2

0236 6830 014745586 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0237 6830 014745590 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 2 0

0238 6830 014797893 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 6 14 12 18 8

0239 8120 014842646 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 4 4 10 10 4

0240 6830 014871174 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 1 2 2 5 1

0241 6830 014917427 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 3 2 0

0242 8120 014917687 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 8

0243 8120 014918494 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 10 10 0

0244 6830 014937896 HEPTAFLUOROPROPANE 43 52 35 47 39

0245 8120 014960378 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 0 6 0 0 0

0246 6830 014987119 CANNED AIR 314 311 0 326 319

0247 8120 015024378 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 3 0 9 0

0248 8120 015024379 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 1 3 9 3 2

0249 6830 015048229 CALIBRATION GAS 0 1 3 0 2

0250 6830 015048230 CALIBRATION GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0251 8120 015166168 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0252 6830 015166543 CALIBRATION GAS,OXY 9 10 18 19 5

0253 6830 015175807 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 20 28 50 68 22

0254 6830 015227666 HYDROGEN-ARGON 170 31 204 155 254

0255 6830 015227669 HELIUM-ARGON 50 50 52 0 0

0256 6830 015227674 ARGON-CARBON DIOXIDE-OXYGEN 33 29 42 26 22

0257 8120 015228089 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0258 8120 015228099 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 72 0

0259 8120 015228109 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0260 8120 015228118 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 45 45 30 0 0

0261 8120 015231631 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0262 6830 015238775 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 742 825 871 886 1167

0263 8120 015246772 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 1 0 0 0 0

0264 8120 015255560 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 78 29 31 19 8

0265 8120 015259001 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 24 34 45 42 14

0266 6830 015259381 HEXAFLUOROPROPANE 970 895 969 739 663

0267 8120 015264990 CYLINDER,RECOVERED 1 0 0 0 0

0268 8120 015268414 ADAPTER,FILL STATIO 0 0 0 1 0

0269 6830 015271691 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 620 478 622 772 674

0270 8120 015273779 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0271 6830 015275424 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0272 6830 015275425 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0273 8120 015278290 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 13 13 0 25 6

0274 6830 015278354 TETRAFLUOROETHANE,T 63 24 58 97 69

0275 6830 015295205 BUTANE 0 0 88 0 87

0276 6830 015298726 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 4 4 10 10 2

0277 8120 015325418 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 178 107 129 142 143

0278 8120 015333871 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0279 6830 015398040 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 1 1 0 0

0280 6830 015423615 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 0

0281 6830 015494618 CARBON DIOXIDE,TECH 5 4 3 9 5

0282 6830 015511608 CALIBRATION GAS 159 325 257 219 274

0283 6830 015512112 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 8 0 0 0 0

0284 6830 015558678 TETRAFLUOROETHANE,T 255 273 262 249 141

0285 8120 015615072 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS 0 0 0 0 0

0286 8120 015619035 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0287 8120 015689349 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 99 174 81 147 98

0288 6830 015695491 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 7 32 3 14 7

0289 6830 015712596 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL 0 0 0 2 0

0290 8120 015726392 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 13 5 17 15 10

0291 8120 015726397 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 70 56 59 36 25

0292 8120 015726405 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED 5 3 11 9 9

0293 6830 015729086 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 67 57 64 54 64

0294 6830 015882740 HEPTAFLUOROPROPANE 6 0 6 4 10

0295 6830 015894297 ARGON-CARBON DIOXID 496 122 520 209 219

0296 8120 015895937 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0297 8120 015899127 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 58 55 40 47 34

0298 6830 015900276 HELIUM-ARGON 0 9 0 18 3

0299 6830 015900279 ARGON-CARBON DIOXID 6 1 3 0 0

0300 8120 015900886 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0301 6830 015903936 HELIUM-ARGON 69 190 74 54 84

0302 8120 015904521 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0303 6830 015971999 HELIUM,TECHNICAL 0 0 0 0 6

0304 8120 015973736 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 12 2 4 0 12

0305 6830 016042232 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 12 0 0 0 0

0306 6830 016042718 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 2 2 3 2 2

0307 6830 016088510 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 34 34 55 23 18

0308 6830 016088520 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 50 25 51 35 106

0309 6830 016093728 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 23 20 54 31 58

0310 6830 016094134 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 38 41 25 133 8

0311 6830 016094428 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 76 38 74 87 59

0312 6830 016106254 COMPRESSED AIR,BREA 52 17 18 17 0

0313 8120 016134973 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 1 2 0 1

0314 6830 016160992 ARGON-CARBON DIOXID 22 20 45 32 24

0315 8120 016164522 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0316 8120 016199794 CYLINDERXCOMPRESSED 0 0 12 0 0

0317 6830 016232000 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 111 106 108 108 0

0318 8120 016316224 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 36 0 54 0 0

0319 6830 016434232 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 28 2 39 38 10

0320 6830 016462991 PENTAFLUOROETHANE 29 20 66 33 62

0321 6830 016495578 ARGON 113 61 62 164 93

0322 6830 016662989 NITROGEN 0 0 2 0 0

0323 6830 016675087 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 659 659 662 661 658

0324 6830 016699293 OXYGEN,AVIATOR'S BR 0 0 0 0 0

0325 6830 016750804 PROPANE 0 0 0 1 7

0326 6830 016752895 R-438A REFRIGERANT 41 46 46 46 40

0327 6830 016752899 R-438A REFRIGERANT 1 3 7 6 2

0328 6830 016752905 R-438A REFRIGERANT 3 11 11 17 9

0329 6830 016773800 OXYGEN,AVIATOR'S BR 32 34 6 2 6

0330 8120 016775336 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 30 30

0331 6830 016783176 COMPRESSED GAS,MIXT 1 1 0 6 4

0332 6830 016808427 R-407A REFRIGERANT 87 31 78 4 90

0333 6830 016818555 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 6 2 0 6 0

0334 6830 016820256 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 1

0335 6830 016831268 R-407C REFRIGERANT 14 18 11 22 12

0336 8120 016909078 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 5 2 8 5 9

0337 6830 016909093 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX 1 0 0 2 1

0338 6830 016923018 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 0 0 0 0 4

0339 6830 016929859 HELIUM 0 32 0 0 32

0340 8120 016929895 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0341 6830 016973800 PROPANE 0 0 0 0 0

0342 6830 016987232 CALIBRATING GAS MIX 83 240 309 122 45

0343 8120 017064184 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0344 8120 017064185 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0345 6830 017066465 CARBON DIOXIDE 0 0 0 0 20

0346 6830 017084971 R-407C REFRIGERANT 1 0 1 0 0

0347 8120 001758568 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0348 8120 010943336 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED 0 0 0 0 0

0349 6830 017084884 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0350 6830 017084887 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0351 6830 017084896 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0352 6830 017084899 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0353 6830 017084905 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0354 6830 017084910 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0355 6830 017084919 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0356 6830 017084927 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0357 6830 017084939 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0358 6830 017084943 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0359 6830 017084951 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0360 6830 017084956 PENTAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0361 6830 017084959 R-384A REFRIGERANT Y 0 0 0 0 0

0362 6830 017084961 R-438A REFRIGERANT Y 0 0 0 0 0

0363 6830 017084963 R-438A REFRIGERANT Y 0 0 0 0 0

0364 6830 017084967 R-407A REFRIGERANT Y 0 0 0 0 0

0365 6830 017084977 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0366 6830 017084979 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0367 6830 017084981 TETRAFLUOROETHANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0368 6830 017084982 REFRIGERANT GAS MIX Y 0 0 0 0 0

0369 6830 017085244 HEPTAFLUOROPROPANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0370 6830 017085245 HEPTAFLUOROPROPANE Y 0 0 0 0 0

0371 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-00-656-1603 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 8

0372 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-00-782-2645 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 20

0373 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-00-945-3961 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 5

0374 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-049-5263 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 360

0375 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-169-3977 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 118

0376 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-258-7020 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 328

0377 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-288-3056 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 7

0378 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-333-3151 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 0

0379 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-431-0681 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 8

0380 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-669-9293 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 0

0381 TBD TBD FIREBOX FOR 6830-01-677-3800 Estimated Annual Demand Quantity based on 3-year history: 0

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3 Inactive NIINs

INACTIVE NSNs

CLIN FSC NIIN DESCRIPTION

TBD 6830 000000196 MONOCHLORODIFLUOROM

TBD 6830 000100187 ARGON-METHANE

TBD 6830 000771247 CALIBRATING GAS MIX

TBD 6830 000771248 CALIBRATING GAS MIX

TBD 8120 001359541 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED

TBD 8120 001416193 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED

TBD 6830 001635138 ARGON,LIQUID

TBD 6830 001690782 CHLORINE,TECHNICAL

TBD 6830 001690789 HELIUM,TECHNICAL

TBD 6830 001690792 HYDROGEN,TECHNICAL

TBD 6830 001690793 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL

TBD 8120 001728965 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED

TBD 8120 001817295 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED

TBD 6830 001817755 HEXAFLUOROETHANE,TE

TBD 6830 001826315 CALIBRATING GAS MIX

TBD 6830 001826320 CALIBRATING GAS MIX

TBD 8120 002014890 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED

TBD 6830 002098029 HYDROGEN SULFIDE

TBD 8120 002429383 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS

TBD 6830 002617917 BUTANE

TBD 8120 002645529 ADAPTER,COMPRESSED

TBD 6830 002646748 HYDROGEN,TECHNICAL

TBD 8120 002769502 MANIFOLD,GAS CYLIND

TBD 8120 002813802 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS

TBD 8120 002813807 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS

TBD 8120 002818152 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS

TBD 8120 002858452 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS

TBD 6830 002915007 ETHYLENE OXIDE

TBD 8120 002976690 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED

TBD 6830 003004965 OXYGEN,TECHNICAL

TBD 6830 003027974 SULFUR DIOXIDE

TBD 8120 003186148 ADAPTER,GAS CYLINDE

TBD 8120 003401589 SUPPORT ASSEMBLY,GA

TBD 8120 003505478 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED

TBD 8120 003779458 YOKE,GAS CYLINDER

TBD 8120 003848895 MANIFOLD,GAS CYLIND

TBD 6830 004425669 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL

TBD 6830 004425684 NITROGEN,TECHNICAL

TBD 6830 004546570 DIMETHYLAMINE,ANHYD

TBD 8120 004793303 CYLINDER,COMPRESSOR

TBD 8120 005085011 CYLINDER AND HEAD A

TBD 8120 005152633 CYLINDER,COMPRESSED

TBD 8120 005224307 CYLINDER DISC BODY

TBD 8120 005309224 VALVE,CYLINDER,GAS

TBD…