UNSPSC 41115416: Electron spin resonance spectrometer

A meter that is used to clarify the micro-structure of distribution of impure substance within the sample, lattice defect or others by measuring the influence of the internal magnetic field by the neighboring electron or atomic nucleus spin when there is any electron not paired within the sample.

UNSPSC 41115416 Electron spin resonance spectrometer is a Commodity code that in state and local practice encompasses analytical laboratory instrumentation for educational and research applications, including Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) spectrometers and related spectroscopic systems. State and local buyers under this code include community colleges and public higher-education institutions acquiring equipment for science curricula and on-campus research programs. The scope typically includes supply, delivery, onsite installation, operator training, remote support, and extended warranty coverage as integrated packages. Purchasing bodies solicit sealed competitive bids with all-inclusive lump-sum pricing for complete systems, often specifying baseline equipment models or documented equivalents and imposing compliance requirements around insurance, prevailing wages, and regulatory certifications (Iran sanctions, Russia/Belarus sanctions, ADA, affirmative action).

Ocean County College (Toms River, New Jersey) posted BID2627B1763 on May 21, 2026, requesting bids for a compact FT-IR spectrometer system with response due June 17, 2026. The scope specified an ALPHA FT-IR Spectrometer (ALPHAII-P) baseline or equivalent, with diamond ATR capability, spectral range 350–8,000 cm⁻¹, 2 cm⁻¹ resolution, sealed optics, and DTGS detector, plus 10-year coverage on the interferometer, ATR crystal, and laser, and 5-year coverage on the IR source. Bidders were required to submit sealed proposals through the college's Purchasing Department, with pricing valid for 60 days post-opening and contract award notification within 60 days thereafter. New Jersey prevailing wage and Public Works Contractor Registration Act compliance was mandatory. This represents the primary recent state and local activity visible under the code; opportunities are sparse and concentrated in educational procurement in the Northeast.