The Defense Logistics Agency Maritime Puget Sound is conducting market research to identify parties interested in and capable of providing a portable nitrogen production unit for fire suppression. The unit should be a turnkey system, electrically driven, with a minimum flow rate of 300 CFM and a minimum nitrogen purity of 95%. The system should be designed to operate in a marine industrial environment and meet specific performance standards. The contractor will be responsible for setup, testing, startup assistance, training, and on-site technical support. Key features of the system include a nitrogen membrane generating system, an active industrial noise suppression system, and a human-machine interface (HMI) for monitoring and control. • The system should be delivered assembled, piped, wired, and tested. • The contractor should provide calibration gas, calibration rig, and procedures to verify the accuracy of the oxygen sensors. • The system should be designed to meet the requirements of the General Industrial usage. • The contractor should provide training on the operation and maintenance of the system. • The system should be designed to operate in a marine waterfront environment, with components and coatings selected for protection from corrosion.