Q and A for Sol 12505B24Q0073.pdf
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This document contains a request for quote (RFQ) solicitation for a multi-sample UV-Vis spectrophotometer for DNA quantification and quality assessment. The solicitation number is 12505B24Q0073 and is seeking a spectrophotometer that can accurately measure sample volumes of 2uL or less while allowing for multiple sample readings. Quotes are due by February 26, 2024 and should be submitted to Aaron Dimeo at the US Department of Agriculture. The associated NAICS code is 334516 for analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing and has a small business size standard of under 1,000 employees. This solicitation is issued as a 100% total small business set-aside. Interested parties should review all requirements and specifications in the attachments and submit any questions by February 19, 2024 to be answered in an amendment.
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| Sol 12505B24Q0073 Amd-0002 SF-30.pdf | ||
| Sol 12505B24Q0073 Amd-0001 SF-30.pdf | ||
| Sol 12505B24Q0073 SF1449.pdf |
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Question and Answer for Solicitation # 12505B24Q0073
Q: The requirements on the solicitation states that 2uL is the maximum sample volume required.
Is that all that can be afforded for the analysis? Are they trying to recover their samples after the measurement or not?
A: We require an instrument that can accurately measure volumes at or under 2uL. This is the maximum volume we can afford to lose for the dsDNA measurement, and we would not be recovering the volume after it’s measured. We require the ability to read multiple samples at a time at this volume since single-sample readings would be too time consuming.
*Note: Be certain to review the SOW as it includes all of the technical requirements, capabilities, and features the equipment must have to be considered technically acceptable.
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