Demineralizer

The United States Navy is soliciting proposals for a demineralizer. The demineralizer should be 7 cubic feet, shielded, pre-loaded with H-OH resin and activated carbon, and manufactured according to the provided attachments. The contractor must ensure that mercury and mercury compounds are not added to the hardware or supplies furnished under this contract. The contract requires the contractor to provide a certificate of compliance and to remove any mercury-containing items from the work area. Key factors to consider include the technical capability of the proposed demineralizer, the price of the proposed solution, and the past performance of the offeror. Some key points to consider are: • The demineralizer must meet the specified requirements and be manufactured according to the provided attachments. • The contractor must ensure that mercury and mercury compounds are not added to the hardware or supplies furnished under this contract. • The contract requires the contractor to provide a certificate of compliance and to remove any mercury-containing items from the work area. • The Government reserves the right to inspect and test the demineralizer to ensure it meets the specified requirements.