Questions and Answers for 1232SA25Q0708.docx
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This document is a Questions and Answers file for Solicitation Number 1232SA25Q0708, an opportunity for an Automated Cryogenic Storage System issued by the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service. The solicitation is a small business set-aside with NAICS code 334516, seeking a cryogenic storage system that can hold at least 6,318 samples in 2ml vials and accommodate 90 liters of liquid nitrogen. The storage options include standard 2" high boxes or cryogenic vial canes, with the current preference being cryogenic vial canes.
The solicitation is structured as a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for a single line item (CLIN 001) for one Automated Cryogenic Storage System, to be delivered within 30 days after award to an address in Edinburg, Texas. Quoters must complete representations and certifications in SAM.gov and follow the attached RFQ terms and conditions. The acquisition follows FAR Part 12.6 and Part 13 procedures for commercial items, with evaluation criteria detailed in the attached documents.
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Questions and Answers for 1232SA25Q0708
1. What are your samples stored in? 2ml vials?
Cell cultures, tissue samples, specimen samples in 2 ml cryogenic vials
2. Are you using standard 2" high boxes?
That is an option for storage. Another option is to use cryogenic vial canes to hold the 2 ml cryovials. Currently we are using cryogenic vial canes to store our samples.
3. What capacity of samples do you need (size of freezer)?
We are looking for a system that will hold at least 6,318 samples (2 ml vials)
4. What is the freezer storage capacity?
The cryogenic storage system that we are looking for should hold at least 90 liters of liquid nitrogen.
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