THERMAL/INFRARED IMAGING/ULTRASOUND OF ELEC AND MECH EQUIP
THERMAL/INFRARED IMAGING AND ULTRASOUND SERVICES OF ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, TERM CONTRACT
The successful vendor shall provide onsite thermal infrared imaging and ultrasound service analysis and final reports for electrical and mechanical equipment in the 15kV, 4160kV and 480V voltage class at various County locations on an as-needed basis during normal business hours. Services use non-intrusive, non-destructive approaches consistent with ASTM E-1934-99A with infrared scanners providing temperature data and detecting leaks and ultrasound detectors for leaks and corona tracking conditions, using equipment meeting stated sensitivity, accuracy, temperature range and resolution minimums. Reports include a complete inventory with full-color thermograms, visual control photographs, four-point severity criteria, probable cause and corrective action in a database format with barcode capability, delivered electronically with hardcopy within five business days. Payment is a firm fixed hourly rate per person for actual time worked inclusive of manpower, materials, tools, travel, fuel, mileage, mobilization and reports.
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Source: Palm Beach County (solicitation RFQ-680-27-0038/YE-2), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.