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This document is a Question & Answer related to an upcoming federal contract opportunity for an Environmental Chamber for the ERDC GSL. The key details are:
The required environmental chamber should have an interior size of 24" x 24" x 24" and be able to support a maximum weight of 240 lbs, with 6 samples at 40 lbs each. The chamber should be capable of simulating temperature ranges from +24°C to +190°C with ramp rates up to 6.9°C/min, and -34°C to +24°C at 5.8°C/min. There is no published standard that needs to be reached, and the chamber is required to be delivered within 26 weeks of contract award.
The related federal contract opportunity is a Solicitation (W912HZ22Q1218) for an Environmental Chamber, under NAICS code 334519 with a 600-employee size standard. This is an unrestricted procurement to be awarded as a simplified acquisition, with the intent to evaluate offers and award a contract based on lowest price and technical capability.
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Question & Answer
Environmental Chamber for ERDC GSL
Question 1: What is the ideal interior chamber size in inches (H x W x D)
Answer 1: 24" x 24" x 24"
Question 2: What is the maximum weight to be tested inside the chamber?
Answer 2: 240 lbs
Question 3: What is the size and quantity of the device under test?
Answer 3: 6 samples at 40 lbs per sample
Question 4: Does your sample give off a live load (heat) while testing? If so, can you quantify the live load in kW?
Answer 4: 1.8 kW at 0°F and 0.725 kW at -40°F
Question 5: Does your testing require rise/ramp times? If so, can you quantify the rate in C/min?
Answer 5: +24°C to +93°C @ 6.9°C/min
+24°C to +190°C @ 5.5°C/min
-34°C to +24°C @ 5.8°C/min
Question 6: Is there a published standard that needs to be reached?
Answer 6: No standard is currently established.
Question 7: When does the chamber to be ready for testing?
Answer 7: NLT 26 weeks after award.
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