SOURCES SOUGHT FOR HYDROCARBON ANALYZER

The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Hawaii (NAVFAC Hawaii) is conducting market research to determine if other potential products/services can provide a hydrocarbon analyzer that has equal performance requirements as the TD-120 Oil in Water Monitor with Sample Thief accessory. The hydrocarbon analyzer must meet specific requirements, including detecting C24 to C44 hydrocarbons, utilizing Deep Ultraviolet Fluorescence measurement technology, and operating at ambient temperatures of 1 to 55 degrees C. Interested parties with a comparable product meeting the requirements are invited to submit complete technical data, information, and specifications. • The hydrocarbon analyzer must detect C24 to C44 hydrocarbons with a detection range below 50 PPB • The analyzer must utilize Deep Ultraviolet Fluorescence measurement technology in an online configuration • The analyzer must operate at ambient temperatures of 1 to 55 degrees C • The analyzer must have a touchscreen interface for calibration and configuration • The analyzer must be capable of data logging and storage of diagnostic information • The analyzer must allow calibration and maintenance to be performed while the monitor remains in service • The analyzer must meet specific accuracy and material requirements