B08.03-Questions and Answers (Q&As).pdf
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This document contains vendor questions and answers regarding environmental monitoring equipment for a federal contract opportunity with the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers. The opportunity involves procuring Campbell Scientific environmental monitoring stations, including CCFC cameras, HFP01 soil heat flux plates, CS547A water conductivity and temperature probes, CR1000X dataloggers, SnowVUE10 snow sensors, and associated mounting kits and cables. Cable lengths requested are 2 x 20' and 1 x 100' for the cameras, 30' for the heat flux plates, 75' for the water probes, and 10' for the snow sensors. The dataloggers should have extended temperature range, standard warranty, and Campbell calibration. Mounting kits are also requested for the snow sensors.
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Vendor Questions and Answers
1. Do you need mounting brackets and power cables for the CCFC cameras?
Yes, to both. Power cable lengths: 2x 20' and 1 x 100' if possible.
2. What cable length do you want on the HFP01 Soil heat flux plate?
30'
3. What cable length do you want on the CS547A Water conductivity and temperature probes?
4. 75' if available
5. Do you want a weight on the cable for the CS547A or no weight?
no weight
6. For the CR1000X do you want -XT extended temperature range like on the CR6, -
SW standard warranty and -CC Campbell Calibration?
Yes, XT, SW, and CC
7. How many feet of cable you’ll need on the HFP01-L & CS547A-L sensors? We cannot ship without cable. 75' of cable on the HFP01-L & CS547A-L sensors.
For the Field Stations:
1. What cable length do you want on the SnowVUE10?
10'
2. Do you need any mounting kits for the SnowVUE10?
Yes. If there is a crossarm with the kit (i.e., CM203 ft Crossarm with One CM210 Mounting Kit) CRREL also requests that as well.
3. Same questions for the CR1000X as above.
Yes, XT, SW, and CC.
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