Statement of Work.docx
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- Sequencing of 255 Cotton DNA Samples Federal contract opportunity
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This solicitation requests quotes for sequencing 255 cotton DNA samples. The USDA Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery office seeks a vendor to measure and assess DNA sample quality, construct libraries using a PCR-free method, sequence samples on an Illumina 2000 or NovaSeq instrument in paired-end 150 format, and deliver 24Gb or 100Gb of sequence data per sample. For 220 samples the vendor must generate 24Gb each, and for the remaining 35 samples 100Gb each. All data must be uploaded to a hard disk and shipped within 45 business days of receipt. Quotes are due by January 25, 2024 and will be evaluated based on technical capability, past performance, and price, with technical capability and past performance being more important than price. Award will be made to the responsible offeror providing the best overall value to the government.
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Statement of Work
Sequencing 255 cotton DNA samples:
The USDA intends to purchase a service to sequence 255 cotton DNA samples. Upon receiving DNA samples from the customer, the vendor will first measure the DNA quantity, and check the quality to determine whether the DNA sample is good for library construction. After passing the quality control, the vendor will use a PCR-free preparation method to construct a specialized library using the provided DNA sample. Then the libraries will be sequenced using a next-generation sequencing instrument such as Illumina 2000 or NovaSeq. A pair end 150 is required. For 220 samples, the vendor will generate 24Gb sequence data from each sample. For the remaining 35 samples, the vendor will generate 100Gb sequence data from each sample. The vendor will upload all sequence data into a hard disk, and ship to the customer.
The vendor will complete the work within 45 business days after receiving DNA samples from the customer.
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