Water Temperature Sensor
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- S-69000-00002424
- State
- Oregon
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- UNSPSC codes
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- 41112221 Laboratory incubator thermometers
- 41112219 Thermocouple probes
- 41112239 Glass thermometer
- 41112230 Pyrometer calibrator
- 41112235 Specific heat measuring instrument
- 41112227 High temperature thermocouple sensor
- 41112233 Melting point measuring instrument
- 41112203 Melting point recorders
- 41112232 Freezing point measuring instrument
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- 41112202 Heat tracing equipment
- 41112209 Thermostats
- 41112204 Pyrometers
- 41112244 Calibration reference thermometer
- 41102421 Temperature cycling chambers or thermal cyclers
- 41112105 Temperature transmitters
- 41112205 Temperature regulators
- 41112206 Thermocouples
- 41112210 Remote reading thermometers
- 41112211 Resistance thermometers
- 41112212 Surface thermometers
- 41112214 Cryogenic temperature controllers
- 41112215 Humidifier temperature controllers
- 41112220 Laboratory freezer or refrigerator thermometers
- 41112225 Resistance temperature detector RTD
- 41112226 Low temperature thermocouple sensor
- 41112228 Combustion efficiency analyzer
- 41112229 Heat meter
- 41112234 Heat flowmeter
- 41112236 Asphalt softening point tester
- 41112241 Laboratory oven thermometer
- 41112242 Laboratory waterbath thermometer
- 41113646 Temperature calibrator or simulator
- 41112200 Temperature and heat measuring instruments
- 41112240 Blood unit temperature verification strip
- 41112237 Dewpoint thermometer
- 41112238 Dropping point tester
- 41112243 Laboratory heat block thermometer
Opportunity details come from oregonbuys.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD) has initiated a procurement opportunity for a submersible water temperature sensor specifically designed for stream gaging applications. The solicitation seeks suppliers and manufacturers capable of providing a sensor with precise technical specifications, including SDI-12 compliance, temperature accuracy to 0.1 Celsius, and operational capability across a temperature range of -20°C to 30°C. The sensor must include 100 feet of cable and be suitable for installation in diverse aquatic environments such as streams, stilling wells, and dams. The contract opportunity was posted on March 11, 2022, with a proposal submission deadline of March 21, 2022. Vendors must carefully review and meet all requirements outlined in the detailed item specifications, which will likely serve as key evaluation criteria for the proposed sensor.
While the contract opportunity does not explicitly specify set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent types, potential vendors should be prepared to demonstrate technical capability and compliance with the precise sensor requirements. The procurement appears focused on technical performance rather than vendor classification. No information is provided about incumbent vendors or existing technological infrastructure that might require integration. Similarly, the contract notice does not disclose a specific budget range or anticipated award value for the water temperature sensor procurement. Interested suppliers should carefully review the complete solicitation documents to ensure full understanding of the technical specifications and submission requirements before preparing their proposals.
Opportunity text
Water Temperature Sensor OWRD invites proposals from suppliers and manufacturers of submersible water temperature sensor for stream gaging applications that is SDI-12 compliant designed for a variety of applications. The unit must accurately measure temperatures in streams, stilling wells, dams and meets the following specifications: - SDI-12 output - Accurate to 0.1 C - Resolution to 0.1 C - Temp range at least: -20 C to 30 C - 100 ft. of cable MUST MEET REQUIREMENTS LISTED IN ITEMS DETAILS.
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