SIN: 603 10METALLOGRAPHIC microscopes that use reflected illumination from the specimen surface to observe the chemical composition and crystalline structure of metals are included in this category.…

The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service issued a Federal Supply Schedule contract to New York Microscope Company, Inc., a woman-owned small business, on January 15, 2014, with a contract ceiling of $1,959,066 and ultimate completion date of January 14, 2029.

The contract covers SIN 603, which includes metallographic microscopes using reflected illumination, multipurpose microscopes, components including video image equipment, photographic attachments, eyepieces, lens stages, arms, optical carriers and bases, nosepieces, and application-specific microscope-based workstations and video systems suitable for scientific and industrial applications. The price list authorizes microscopes and borescopes with a maximum order limit of $400,000 per SIN per order and a minimum of $100. Delivery covers 48 states and DC, with points of production in the United States, Japan, Italy, Germany, and Canada. Delivery lead time is 14–30 days after order receipt, with 6–8 weeks for special custom configurations. New York Microscope Company maintains its office at 100 Lauman Lane, Suite A, Hicksville, New York 11801–6574.

Recent task orders under this Multiple Award Schedule include a $440 delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command for repair materials at Crane, Indiana (April 17, 2026); a $286.86 order for a DINO-LITE microscope stand accessory (July 20, 2023); a $1,204 order for DINO-LITE AM7515MZT digital microscopes (July 20, 2023); a $5,406.05 ratified commitment for a microscope camera to West Lafayette, Indiana (April 4, 2023); and a $17,355.30 order for a UNITRON Z10 binocular zoom stereo microscope (September 23, 2022). Earlier orders span dental microscopes, fluorescent stereo microscopes, ergonomic binocular dual-view microscopes, cordless microscopes for DoDEA schools, digital microscopes, and various optical instruments and laboratory equipment delivered to locations across the federal government including Veterans Affairs, Indian Health Service, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, DOD Education Activity, NOAA, and other civilian and defense agencies.

SIN: 603 10METALLOGRAPHIC microscopes that use reflected illumination from the specimen surface to observe the chemical composition and crystalline structure of metals are included in this category. The category of multipurpose microscopes includes components and subassemblies that can be configured in modular formats into microscopes and microscope systems suitable for specific scientific and industrial applications. Components include video image equipment, photographic attachments, subassembly eyepieces, lens stages, arms, optical carriers/bases and nosepieces. Also available are application specific microscope based workstations and video systems. The component hardware assembles into or modifies conventional upright microscopes, inverted type microscopes and other microscope configurations such as laser scanning confocal microscopy systems not listed in other sins. Theindustrial and scientific applications include routine tasks, research and advanced research. Configured an