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66--Water Quality Monitoring System - UV-6201 or Equal DOIEFBO260002

Solicitation DOIEFBO260002 Copied Notice ID 40f27b9c482c49de96fee690575e0855 Copied INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE — ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION
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Posted
Feb 11, 2026
Deadline
Feb 23, 2026
Set-aside
None
NAICS
334516
PSC
6630

Summary

AI-generated · Feb 12, 2026

Market research to determine whether sources other than the UV-6201 ChemScan can provide a comparable water quality monitoring system for installation at the Ohmsett facility. The effort may cover system design and configuration tailored to Ohmsett operations, manufacture or supply of the monitoring unit, delivery and on-site installation, integration with existing SCADA, calibration, commissioning and testing, and any required technical documentation and training.

Minimum requirements include: continuous, real-time UV spectrophotometric water quality analysis with multi-parameter capabilities; suitability for continuous deployment in an operational test facility; automated fouling mitigation/cleaning; real-time data output and logging; full compatibility with Ohmsett SCADA; ability to transmit data via industry-standard protocols (e.g., Modbus TCP/IP, OPC); support for automated control logic and alarm integration within SCADA; technical support for configuration and commissioning within the existing control architecture; and compliance with applicable electrical and environmental standards. Proposals must show how the product meets or exceeds each characteristic. Vendors should submit a capability statement with company identifiers, a description of the proposed product, technical specifications, prior experience integrating monitoring systems into SCADA environments, identification of commercial versus non-commercial components, and estimated lead times. This notice is for market research only and responses will inform the government’s sourcing approach.

1. Purpose: This is a Sources Sought Notice issued for market research purposes only in accordance with FAR Part 10. This notice is not a solicitation and does not constitute a commitment by the Government to award a contract. The Government is conducting market research to determine whether sources other than the manufacturer of the UV-6201 ChemScan (In-Situ, Inc.) can provide a comparable water quality monitoring system meeting the requirements described below. The Government will not reimburse for cost associated with responses. 2. Requirement Overview: The Government intends to procure a water quality monitoring system for installation at the Ohmsett National Oil Spill Response Research & Renewable Energy Test Facility. The anticipated scope may include: -System design/configuration tailored to the Ohmsett Facility operations -Manufacture or supply of the monitoring unit -Delivery and on-site installation -Integration with existing SCADA automation systems -Calibration, commissioning, and testing -Technical documentation and training (if required) The Government is seeking information on products equal to the UV-6201 capable of meeting these requirements. 3. Minimum Salient Characteristics: Any proposed "equal" product must meet or exceed the following: -Continuous, real-time UV spectrophotometric water quality analysis -Multi-parameter capability suitable for operational water monitoring -Suitable for continuous deployment in an operational test facility environment -Automated fouling mitigation/cleaning capability -Real-time data output and logging functionality -Full compatibility with existing SCADA systems at the Ohmsett Facility -Ability to transmit data via industry-standard protocols (e.g., Modbus TCP/IP, OPC, or equivalent) -Capability to support automated control logic and alarm integration within SCADA -Technical support for configuration and commissioning within existing control architecture -Compliance with applicable electrical and environmental standards Vendors must clearly demonstrate how their product meets or exceeds each characteristic. 4. Response Requirements: Interested vendors shall submit a capability statement (maximum 8 pages) including: 1. Company name, UEI, CAGE code (if applicable), and business size status 2. Description of proposed product 3. Technical specifications demonstrating compliance with all salient characteristics 4. Description of prior experience integrating monitoring systems into SCADA-controlled environments 5. Identification of commercial vs. non-commercial components (if applicable) 6. Estimated lead times Generic capability statements that do not address the specific requirements above will not be considered sufficient for market research purposes. 5. Submission Instructions: Responses are due no later than February 23, 2026. Submit electronically via email to: William Rilee at william.rilee@bsee.gov Subject Line: "DOIEFBO260002 Sources Sought Water Quality Monitoring System (Ohmsett)" 6. Disclaimer This notice is for market research purposes only. The Government will review responses to determine the availability of competitive sources and appropriate acquisition strategy.

From Sources Sought posted on Feb 11, 2026

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Details

Solicitation number DOIEFBO260002
Notice ID 40f27b9c482c49de96fee690575e0855
Notice type Sources Sought
Product / Service (PSC) 6630
NAICS 334516
Archive date Mar 02, 2026

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INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE
BUREAU OF SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT
ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION

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Posted Feb 11, 2026 5 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Feb 23, 2026 5 months ago