Gauge, liquid filled 0-60 PSI - REF 2096277

Dallas County and the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) are seeking to procure a liquid-filled pressure gauge with a specification range of 0-60 PSI, identified by reference number 2096277. This procurement involves the acquisition of a specific measurement instrument, likely for technical or infrastructure-related purposes within DART's operational systems. The procurement documents outline detailed requirements for the gauge, emphasizing strict conformity to technical specifications and performance standards. The solicitation was posted on December 12, 2025, with a submission deadline of December 17, 2025, providing potential vendors a brief window to respond. Vendors must demonstrate capability to provide a gauge that meets precise technical requirements, including merchantable quality, suitability for intended use, and compliance with all referenced specifications. The procurement process requires vendors to submit comprehensive documentation, including detailed invoicing information that specifies item descriptions, quantities, unit prices, and extended totals.

The procurement appears to have several notable contractual stipulations that potential vendors must carefully consider. Vendors must certify non-involvement with Foreign Terrorist Organizations and agree not to boycott Israel during the contract term. The contract is governed by Texas state law, with any legal disputes to be adjudicated in Dallas County. Financial terms include payment within 30 days of invoice or order receipt, with DART maintaining tax-exempt status for Texas sales and use taxes. While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available documentation, the contract includes provisions that suggest a comprehensive evaluation of vendor qualifications beyond purely financial considerations. The purchase order terms indicate that the contract value will be determined by the specific gauge specifications and quantities required, though an exact budget range is not specified in the provided documents. Vendors must be prepared to meet stringent quality assurance requirements and provide warranties that extend beyond basic contractual obligations.