Acquisition and Sustainment of multi gas detectors

Description

This tender concerns the acquisition and sustainment of multi gas detectors for the Danish Ministry of Defence. The multi gas detectors will be used by the Danish Defence and the Danish Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) as a personal security instrument during a wide range of tasks and shall ensure that the users are warned when they are operating in an environment that is hazardous and harmful for their health. - The framework agreements cover both the acquisition of the instruments and delivery of spare parts, sensors, tools and services to keep the instruments operational. The framework agreement will a duration of 4 years for the acquisition of the multi gas detectors and a duration of 10 years for the acquisition of spare parts, sensors, consumables and services for the instruments. Lot 1: DALO wishes to enter into a framework agreement regarding the acquision and sustainment of multi gas detectors for the Danish Ministry of Defence. The multi gas detectors will be used to detect multiple gases. The detector shall have several open slots for sensors that can be changed according to the user’s needs. The sensors shall be usable in HAZMAT incidents where Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TIC) will be present and fire and rescue incidents. The sensors shall be able to detect a range of different gasses including: - Combustible Gases and Vapors by catalytic method, - Combustible Gases and Vapors by infrared method, - PID: Photo ionization detector, - IR CO2 : Carbon Dioxide by infrared method, - NH3: Ammonia, - Cl2: Chloride, - SO2: Sulfur dioxide - etc. The instrument shall ensure that the users are warned when they are operating in an environment that is hazardous and harmful for their health. The Agreement is entered into by DALO. However, all divisions of the Danish Ministry of Defence, including all units of the Danish Defence subject to the command of the Chief of Defence is entitled to use the Agreement. The framework agreement is not divided into lots on the grounds that a division of the agreement would not ensure a sufficient competition in the current market.