Purchase of a Three-Phase Injection Power Factor Test Instrument

The Massachusetts state government is seeking to procure a Three-Phase Injection Power Factor Test Instrument through a competitive procurement process. This specific contract opportunity, identified by the unique ID 6866af56dfcf2deeac0da688, was posted on July 3, 2025, with proposal submissions due by July 17, 2025. The procurement focuses on acquiring a specialized testing instrument designed for three-phase electrical power systems, likely intended for use by state utility, engineering, or infrastructure maintenance departments. Potential vendors must provide a high-precision instrument capable of conducting comprehensive power factor tests across three-phase electrical configurations. The procurement appears to be a direct purchase of equipment, requiring vendors to demonstrate technical specifications, performance capabilities, and compliance with state procurement standards. Vendors will need to submit detailed technical proposals, pricing documentation, and potentially provide evidence of manufacturing capabilities and equipment reliability.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, Massachusetts typically encourages participation from diverse vendors, including minority-owned, women-owned, and small businesses in state procurement processes. The procurement does not specify a predetermined budget range, suggesting that pricing will be competitively evaluated based on submitted proposals. Potential respondents should carefully review all technical requirements and be prepared to provide comprehensive documentation about the proposed three-phase injection power factor test instrument. Vendors must ensure their submitted equipment meets or exceeds state technical specifications and performance standards. Interested parties should anticipate potential follow-up questions or clarification requests from the procuring state agency during the evaluation period. Submission of a proposal indicates a vendor's commitment to meeting all specified procurement requirements and willingness to potentially enter into a contract with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.