BOREAS-Net requests proposals for the design, delivery, installation, testing, and training for optical transport equipment, software and associated network management. This system will be comprised of colorless, directionless, contentionless Add/Drop nodes, in-line amplifier (ILA) nodes and transponders with available capacity to meet initial and future Service Demands.
Madigan Army Medical Center (MAMC) has a requirement for an Automated Transport System (ATS) that is compatible with the current system (JBT Corporation) to prevent downtime of services provided. The system serves the clinics and departments for the distribution of medical supplies, and linen. System also serves as transport of rubbish back to logistics.
Pre-Bid Conference Publications No Publications Data Found DocumentsBid PackageSS 20-19 Microwave (Radio) Transport System (1 Page, Complete) SS 20-19 Microwave (Radio) Transport System (2 Pages, Complete)Commodity Codes 007-287-48 - Microwave Equipment and Accessories: Band Pass Filters, Coaxial Attenuators, Couplers, Switchers, Tellurometers, Tuners, Wave Guides, Not Communication Type 007-726-84 - Towers: Broadcasting, Cellular, Microwave
The system must be compatible with the current wiring and interior configuration of the University owned airplane tail number 399AM. This airplane was purchased in 1999. The infant transport isolette securing device for our currently owned infant transport isolette is also only compatible with a LifePort patient transport system. We estimate transitioning to a new patient transport system would cost the University around $464,700.00.
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Figure 2 highlights the major components of the transport system, and Figure 3 shows the detailed center trajectory of the beam through the chicane.Figure 2: The major components of the nuCARIBU proton accelerator and beamline.Figure 3: Central trajectory through the chicane shown with respect to the height of the mounting surface.ScopeThe Contractor shall perform all work necessary to design, prepare drawings, manufacture, assemble and factory test
The United States Naval Hospital Okinawa (USNHO) is in need of an FDA approved Neonatal Transport systems that allows for both ground and air transportation. Companies must be able to outfit the medical equipment in compliance with military regulations. Furthermore, the devices must integrate seamlessly with the MPV-10 ventilator used by the USNHO.
