Hydrogen System Maintenance
The Department of Commerce is procuring maintenance services for hydrogen systems used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The contract includes annual preventative maintenance, calibration, testing, and certification of components for hydrogen systems and electrolyzers, with the work being awarded on a sole source basis to FP2Fire, Inc., the original manufacturer of the systems.
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Scope & Requirements
The contractor will perform annual preventative maintenance, calibration, testing, and certification of hydrogen systems and electrolyzers to ensure their proper operation.
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- Estimated Value
- est. $13K – $61KSimilar contracts award $13K to $60K (median $25K, 20,504 awards)Within typical range
- Incumbent Contractor
- FP2Fire, Inc.
- NAICS Codes
- Place of Performance
- Seattle, WA, USA
Qualifications & Eligibility
- Set-Aside Category
- Small Business Sole Source
Agency & Contact
Contracting Organization
- Agency
- COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF
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Description
The scope of this contract is to perform annual preventative maintenance, calibration, testing, and then certify all associated components and equipment for an extended warranty on seven (7) HISS, and three (3) Hydrogen Electrolyzers.
The work includes but is not limited to: visual inspection of all system components, leak testing, pressure testing, temperature checking, filter and cartridge replacements, re-stocking of spare lube cartridges on site, certification of safety procedures, performance of a final system check, plus annual troubleshooting and warranty service.
This contract will be awarded on a sole source basis, as only one vendor is capable of fulfilling the requirement successfully.
The apparent awardee is FP2Fire, Inc.
FP2Fire, Inc. designed, manufactured, furnished and installed the hydrogen control systems at the upper air stations located throughout the National Weather Service Eastern Region, and in Grand Junction, CO, and is the only source capable of maintaining, calibrating and repairing these systems to ensure proper operation.
Soliciting from other sources would hinder the National Weather Service’s ability to issue timely forecasts, watches, warnings and advisories that are necessary for the protection of life and property.
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