Hull monitoring system

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Nature of Requirements: 


F3017-18N001/A
Deblois, Vincent
Telephone No. - (418) 649-2712 (    )
Fax No. - (418) 648-2209 (    )

To provide the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) with one (1) hull structural monitoring system for use onboard one medium icebreakers and also the option to acquire two (2) separate systems for two (2) other ships. 

The system must measure global hull girder stresses, compare these to established (values to be supplied by CCG) safe levels and provide warnings if these levels are exceeded.

Detection of slamming using accelerometer(s) is required and will be used with strain gauge information to provide on-board guidance of the loading of the hull. 

The system must provide a continuous recording and analysis of data is required and will be used to establish loading profiles and fatigue life predictions and may be used to improve practices and life assessments.

 
Hence, the deliverable consist of:

a) The supply all material, equipment and programming necessary for the full installation of a Hull structural monitoring system as specified at Annex A.
b) All material has to be delivered as stated in the present Request For Proposal (RFP) for the selected ship. The first ship subject to the installation of the system is intended to be CCGS DesGroseilliers in refit up to December 2018.
c) The commissioning of the Hull structural monitoring system onboard the selected ship.
d) The Dock trials of the Hull structural monitoring system onboard the selected ship.
e) The see trials of the Hull structural monitoring system onboard the selected.
f) The training needed to operate the Hull structural monitoring system installed onboard the selected ship.

Optional:

The installation of the system by the supplier will be on optional bases  The Canadian Coast Guard may request the installation to be performed by the supplier of the system or may decide that the installation would be performed by a third party. 

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Delivery Date: Above-mentioned

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