AMD 0001 Attachment 1 Specifications.pdf
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This document is a specification attachment for a federal contract opportunity issued by the USDA for procurement of a High Throughput Screening System. The requirement is for one (1) Molecular Devices FLIPR Penta System or equivalent brand, procured on a Firm Fixed Price, FOB Destination basis. This is explicitly not a Time and Materials requirement.
The system must meet specific technical salient characteristics including the ability to process a full 96-well plate in approximately three minutes; deliver high-speed kinetic fluorescence imaging at up to 100 frames per second for GPCR activity measurement; include integrated automated reagent dispensing compatible with kinetic imaging workflows for high-throughput chemical library screening; provide high-sensitivity, low-noise optical detection for reproducible kinetic readouts; maintain full compatibility with existing GPCR screening assays and workflows, including Receptor-i technology for peptide-based biopesticide discovery; and utilize a fast, high-sensitivity camera for stable, reproducible kinetic readouts. The contractor is required to provide installation, assembly, and training in equipment operation as part of the deliverables.
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Attachment 1 Specifications
High Throughput Screening System
1.0 Requirement Scope: The USDA requires a High Throughput Screening System to the specifications below. This is a Firm Fixed Price, FOB Destination requirement. This is not a Time and Materials requirement.
2.0 Specifications Description:
One (1) Each Brand Name or Equal to Molecular Devices FLIPR Penta System
Salient Characteristics
a. Ability to process a full 96-well plate in approximately 3 minutes.
b. High-speed kinetic fluorescence imaging capability delivering up to 100 frames per second for precise, real-time GPCR activity measurement.
c. Integrated automated reagent dispensing compatible with kinetic imaging workflows to support high-throughput chemical library screening.
d. High-sensitivity, low-noise optical detection enabling reproducible kinetic readouts not achievable with older generation instruments.
e. Fully compatible with existing GPCR screening assays and workflows, including Receptor-i technology for peptide-based biopesticide discovery.
f. Provides high sensitivity and stable, reproducible kinetic readouts using a fast, high‑sensitivity camera.
g. The contractor shall provide installation and assembly.
h. The contractor shall provide training in equipment operation.
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