The Florida Department of Transportation is seeking bids for the purchase of compression and tension testing equipment. The equipment should be capable of exerting compression and tension forces and recording deformations on a variety of roadway construction materials. The equipment can be placed on the floor or on a laboratory bench. The vendor shall provide a purchase quotation for the needed equipment and acknowledgement of meeting the specification requirements. The equipment should have a load frame, software, and hardware, and be able to test in both compression and tension. The minimum test speed should be 0.00004 inches per minute, and the maximum test speed should be 20 inches per minute. The equipment should also have a minimum vertical testing space of 41 inches and a capacity rating of at least 20 kips. The vendor should provide on-site training, calibration, and maintenance instructions.
• The equipment should be delivered to the FDOT State Materials Office in Gainesville, Florida.
• The vendor should provide a warranty for at least 12 months after delivery.
• The vendor should provide technical support during business hours.
• The equipment should be able to test a variety of materials, including concrete and asphalt.
• The vendor should provide a quotation for the equipment, including shipping, set-up, and training costs.
• The vendor should provide information on the equipment's dimensions, weight, and power requirements.
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