CAN CUTTER
ID: SRNS02102025CANCUTTERType: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFSRNS - DOE CONTRACTORAiken, SC, 29801, USA

NAICS

Machine Tool Manufacturing (333517)

PSC

MISCELLANEOUS SPECIAL INDUSTRY MACHINERY (3695)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/630d572b722740839af670c56e49084c/view
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    Description

    The Department of Energy is seeking suppliers for a specialized can cutter designed to operate within a glovebox environment, specifically for handling 3013 canister assemblies. The procurement requires a modular assembly capable of cutting through various thicknesses of stainless steel without generating chips, ensuring safe removal of can components, and accommodating specific dimensions of canisters. This equipment is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency and safety in environments that may involve radioactive contamination. Interested parties should contact Barbara McCarty at barbara.mccarty@srs.gov or call 803-646-5751 for further details on the opportunity.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Barbara McCarty
    (803) 646-5751
    barbara.mccarty@srs.gov
    Files
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    Requirements-Operating Conditions-Consideration.pdf
    The document outlines requirements and specifications for a can cutter designed to operate within a glovebox, particularly for handling 3013 canister assemblies. Key requirements include its modular assembly, ability to cut through various thicknesses of stainless steel without generating chips, and safe removal of can components. The cutter must accommodate specific outer diameters and lengths of canisters and include a burnishing function to eliminate sharp edges. Noteworthy features also include external controls for diagnostics and operational adjustments, compliance with electrical and safety standards, and a design that minimizes the use of organic materials. Operating conditions specify a temperature range of 68-74 °F and the potential presence of radioactive contamination within the glovebox environment. Suppliers must prioritize ergonomic design, ease of use in limited mobility conditions, and maintenance accessibility while mitigating sharp edge risks and ensuring adaptability for varying can sizes. This document reflects a structured approach typical in government Requests for Proposals (RFPs), focusing on technical specifications, safety, and operational efficiency within specialized environments.
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