Dust Mitigation System
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- W9132T-22-Q-0043
- Agency
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US Army Corps of Engineers
Department of the Army, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Total Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 333413 Industrial and Commercial Fan and Blower and Air Purification Equipment Manufacturing
- PSC
- 4460 Air Purification Equipment
- Place of performance
- Champaign, Illinois 61822, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
Notice text
3 versions
Update #3 · Latest ·
The Engineer Research Development Center (ERDC) Additive Construction (AC) program at ERDC-Champaign (CERL) utilizes cutting-edge, automated 3D printing capabilities to construct a multitude of designs to include facilities, gap crossings, and obstacles using locally available cement and aggregate materials. A primary task includes testing of 3D printing materials, which includes aggregate testing (sieve analysis, particle characterization), mortar and concrete mixing and fresh material assessment. To ensure proper testing ERDC-CERL is upgrading the materials testing facility, which includes new modular enclosed spaces for aggregate, mortar, and concrete testing. Testing of aggregates and mixing procedures often results in the production of airborne dust particles, which require strategies to remove the dust to prevent inhalation by researchers in proximity to these activities.
To mitigate dust from materials testing and mixing, ERDC-CERL requires dust mitigation equipment to remove the airborne dust from workspaces.
Reference the attached solicitation document.
AMENDMENT 0001 - Reference attachment: W9132T-22-Q-0043-0001. (18 August 2022)
It was brought to the attention of the Government that there were inconsistencies within the originally stated specifications within Section C of the solicitation document. This amendment is to correct those inconsistencies and extend the offer submission date from 12:00 PM (central) 18 August 2022 to 12:00 PM (central) 23 August 2022; a net increase of five (5) days.
Solicitation Q&A - Reference attachment: B08.03 Attachment 1 ERDC-CERL Materials Room Layout. (19 August 2022)
The Government was presented with a request of availability for a site visit of the installation location. Currently, the location is being renovated and painted making a site visit difficult. However, the Government technical lead has provided the attached photos and drawings identified as Attachment 1.
Update #2 ·
The Engineer Research Development Center (ERDC) Additive Construction (AC) program at ERDC-Champaign (CERL) utilizes cutting-edge, automated 3D printing capabilities to construct a multitude of designs to include facilities, gap crossings, and obstacles using locally available cement and aggregate materials. A primary task includes testing of 3D printing materials, which includes aggregate testing (sieve analysis, particle characterization), mortar and concrete mixing and fresh material assessment. To ensure proper testing ERDC-CERL is upgrading the materials testing facility, which includes new modular enclosed spaces for aggregate, mortar, and concrete testing. Testing of aggregates and mixing procedures often results in the production of airborne dust particles, which require strategies to remove the dust to prevent inhalation by researchers in proximity to these activities.
To mitigate dust from materials testing and mixing, ERDC-CERL requires dust mitigation equipment to remove the airborne dust from workspaces.
Reference the attached solicitation document.
AMENDMENT 0001 - Reference attachment.
It was brought to the attention of the Government that there were inconsistencies within the originally stated specifications within Section C of the solicitation document. This amendment is to correct those inconsistencies and extend the offer submission date from 12:00 PM (central) 18 August 2022 to 12:00 PM (central) 23 August 2022; a net increase of five (5) days.
Update #1 ·
The Engineer Research Development Center (ERDC) Additive Construction (AC) program at ERDC-Champaign (CERL) utilizes cutting-edge, automated 3D printing capabilities to construct a multitude of designs to include facilities, gap crossings, and obstacles using locally available cement and aggregate materials. A primary task includes testing of 3D printing materials, which includes aggregate testing (sieve analysis, particle characterization), mortar and concrete mixing and fresh material assessment. To ensure proper testing ERDC-CERL is upgrading the materials testing facility, which includes new modular enclosed spaces for aggregate, mortar, and concrete testing. Testing of aggregates and mixing procedures often results in the production of airborne dust particles, which require strategies to remove the dust to prevent inhalation by researchers in proximity to these activities.
To mitigate dust from materials testing and mixing, ERDC-CERL requires dust mitigation equipment to remove the airborne dust from workspaces.
Reference the attached solicitation document.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| B08.03 Attachment 1 ERDC-CERL Materials Room Layout.pdf | ||
| B08.03 W9132T-22-Q-0043-0001.pdf | ||
| B08.02 W9132T-22-Q-0043.pdf |
Notice history
| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| This notice | Solicitation | |
| Dust Mitigation System | Pre-Solicitation |
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