The Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) Industrial Hygiene Department is seeking to replace seven outdated indoor air quality monitors with upgraded models. The required monitors must have data logging capabilities, data analysis software, field-swappable sensors, and field calibration capability. They must also be able to measure particulate matter, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and various gases, including total volatile organic compounds, chlorine, carbon monoxide, and others. The monitors should be able to calculate wet bulb, dew point, and percentage of outside air being mixed in indoor spaces.
• The brand name specified is TSI 7585 Q-Trak XP.
• The required equipment includes a base unit, multi-sensor IAQ module, and various gas sensors.
• The monitors must be able to measure up to six gases simultaneously.
• The equipment should have a carrying case, battery pack, power supply, and other accessories.
• The contract requires the contractor to provide data analysis software and calibration certificates.
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