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Ferrogram Makers PANRSA25P0000012990

Solicitation PANRSA25P0000012990 Copied Notice ID b76dcab53d5b4837b7e22eca86b5d9d7 Copied DEPT OF DEFENSE — ACC RSA
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Posted
Jul 02, 2025
Deadline
Jul 07, 2025
Set-aside
None
NAICS
334516
PSC
6640

Summary

AI-generated · Aug 24, 2025

Identify potential sources capable of providing ferrogram makers (analytical ferrographs) used in analytical ferrography to separate wear particles from lubricating oil or grease samples and deposit them on a glass slide called a ferrogram for microscopic analysis. This market research supports AOAP’s mission to provide continuous in-service lubricant sample analysis in support of Army requirements worldwide.

Analytical ferrography is a non-destructive, optical technique that evaluates the size, shape, composition, and concentration of wear particles to determine a component’s wear condition (e.g., engine, transmission, gearbox). The ferrogram maker is the device used to perform this separation and deposition, enabling microscopic analysis to assess wear type and severity.

The US Army Contracting Command-Redstone, Operations, Services, & Training Division, plans to obtain information to serve as market research to help identify potential sources that can provide ferrogram makers. Ferrogram makers are used in analytical Ferrography. Analytical Ferrography, also known as wear particle analysis, is a non-destructive, optical technique used to evaluate the size, shape, composition, and concentration of wear particles in an oil or grease sample to determine a component s (engine, transmission, gearbox, etc.) wear condition. This technology is one of the more sensitive, non-intrusive methods used to determine a weapon system component s health. The ferrogram maker, also called an analytical ferrograph, is a device used in analytical ferrography to separate wear particles from a lubricating oil or grease sample and deposit them on a glass slide called a ferrogram. This process allows for microscopic analysis of the wear particles to determine the type and severity of wear in machinery. This effort directly contributes to the AOAP s mission to provide continuous in-service lubricant sample analysis in support of Army requirements worldwide.

From Special Notice posted on Jul 02, 2025

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Details

Solicitation number PANRSA25P0000012990
Notice ID b76dcab53d5b4837b7e22eca86b5d9d7
Notice type Special Notice
Product / Service (PSC) 6640
NAICS 334516
Place of performance Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
Archive date Jul 22, 2025

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Contacts

primary
Ben Hymas

Email

secondary
Lisa Armes

Email

Agency

DEPT OF DEFENSE
DEPT OF THE ARMY
AMC
ACC
ACC-CTRS
ACC RSA

Place of Performance

Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35898
USA

Dates

Posted Jul 02, 2025 1 year ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Due Jul 07, 2025 1 year ago