Statement_of_Work_-_Film_Processor_Procurement_032018.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK

NNSY Code 135 Radiographic Film Processor Procurement

1.0: INTRODUCTION

SHIPPING ADDRESS: Commander Norfolk Naval Shipyard (Code 135) Attn: Stephen Bristow, Code 135.1 Building 184 Room 316 Portsmouth, VA 23709

1.1 Background: Code 135 is the Nondestructive Testing Division and is part of Norfolk Naval Shipyard’s

Quality Assurance Department (Code 130). This Inspection Division is a modern and complete Non Destructive Testing Division responsible for inspection and testing of metals and welding work in Norfolk Naval Shipyard Shops, US Naval Ships in Maintenance Availabilities, and aboard US Navy Ships at Naval Station Norfolk and other sites as required. Any items in this Statement of Work will be shipped to the Contract Awardee from and shipped from the Contract Awardee to the shipping address above as applicable.

1.2 Objective/Scope: The objective of this task is to procure one (1) new radiographic film processing machine to support required Radiographic Testing in Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Radiographic Testing is used to determine if piping and structural components were welded Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory.

1.3 Equipment Salient Characteristics: The salient characteristics listed below reflect the characteristics essential to the minimum needs of the Government for dry to dry film processors:

A. The unit will have at least 1 preprogrammed process cycle with programmable controls for ease of operation in processing film

B. Processing capacity shall not be below 32 sheets of 14” x 17” film per hour C. Light tight covers D. Dark room panels E. Alarm system for low/high tank levels and temperatures F. Electrical requirements: 220 volts (or US Industry Standard), 50/60 Hz (US Industry

Standard) G. The unit will contain a separate developer tank, fixer tank, final wash tank.

H. The unit will contain system filters to keep particles/debris out of chemicals I. Film output and receiving trays J. Separate tank drainage for ease of cleaning and disposal of hazardous chemicals.

K. Audio and visual indicator/alarm to indicate when the next film can be input to the processor L. Film processor will include silver recovery system with electrolytic capabilities as well as having a filter (trap) in a compact unit. Recovered silver will be returned to the Government.

1.4 Installation and Performance Verification: Upon satisfactory delivery of the unit (shipped from the vendor directly to NNSY), the awardee will be contacted for a scheduled date to perform installation and performance verification. It is intended that the installation will happen within 1 year from delivery. The Awardee shall be able to meet entry and security requirements to Norfolk Naval Shipyard. The Technical Point of Contact shall evaluate whether or not the developing machines operate to minimum Government requirements. The awardee shall include a Manufacturer’s warranty for a minimum of one year from the date of performance verification.