XplorIR-Quantification-Package.pdf
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- Hamilton County, Indiana
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This is a procurement document from the City of Carmel Fire Department in Indiana for the purchase of one (1) XplorIR handheld Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) system. The device is designed to identify and quantify hazardous gases and vapors at the incident scene. The request requires quotes to include the Quantification Package (which enables identification of over 5,600 gases and vapors and quantification of nearly 5,000 gases at parts-per-million levels without calibration), one year of warranty and support with a loaner device provided, and one on-site training class limited to 10 students maximum. Sealed quotes must be submitted via the City's e-Procurement Portal at https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/carmelin no later than 11:59 pm local time on Thursday, April 23, 2026.
The XplorIR Quantification Package enables rapid identification and quantification of up to six mixture components simultaneously, allowing first responders to make tactical decisions regarding remediation and decontamination by comparing detected concentrations to Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (ILDH) levels. The system adapts to background atmospheric conditions and requires no user calibration. Pricing terms, set-asides, funding sources, and contract award information are not detailed in the available documentation.
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It’s one thing to know if a hazardous gas or vapor is present at an incident, and another to know what the product is. But what if you could also know how much of the hazard exists in the atmosphere? That requires quantification, and the
XplorIR® now provides this critical piece of information.
The XplorIR, based on Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, can identify over 5,600 gases/vapors with extreme selectivity within seconds. With the new quantification package, the XplorIR can now quantify nearly 5,000 gases/vapors at parts-per-million (ppm) levels. This is done without any calibration required.
FTIR measurements are inherently quantitative, and the spectral response is linear with respect to product concentration. Using a reference library based on known chemical concentrations, the XplorIR can determine the ppm of a product captured within its 2-meter gas cell and report that concentration along with the product identity.
Once the concentration is known, it can easily be compared to the Immediately
Dangerous to Life and Health (ILDH) level of the product within the XplorIR software.
This allows you to make rapid tactical decisions about remediation and decon with just a few button clicks.
Going further, the XplorIR uses a proprietary, automated process which combines molecular functional groups with measured spectra to estimate quantitative data for nearly all library entries. This extends the quantitative capabilities from a few hundred compounds to several thousand. With its ability to identify and quantify up to 6 mixture components at one time, the XplorIR is a game-changer for chemical response scenarios such as clandestine labs and other situations involving complex gas and vapor environments.
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XplorIR Quantification Package Simultaneously Identify and Quantify Hazardous Gases and Vapors
• Adaptively adjust to background atmospheric conditions
• Reliably detect products based on unique spectral features
• Identify up to 6 mixture components simultaneously
• Quantify multiple components at the part-per-million (ppm) level
• No user calibration required
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