12805B24Q0186 Amendment 2.pdf
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This document is Amendment 2 to Solicitation #12805B24Q0186 for Glyphosate Aptamer. The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Plains Area requires the purchase of Glyphosate Aptamer for use in qPCR detection. The government intends to award a firm fixed price purchase order. Key details include:
The solicitation is a request for quote (RFQ), with a delivery date of November 1, 2024. Offerors must have an active SAM.gov registration and complete the required representations. The government will decide shortly after receipt of quotes. The quantity required is in micrograms, and no modifications are needed as long as there is no interference with the potato genome. Offerors should indicate any license limitations in their proposals. The solicitation is open to offers within the USA.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 12805B24Q0186 Amendment 1.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 - Specification - glyphosate aptamer.pdf | ||
| 12805B24Q0186 Combined SynSol.pdf |
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Solicitation # 12805B24Q0186
Subject Requirement: Glyphosate Aptamer
AMENDMENT 2
Industry Questions:
Question: We’re assuming that glyphosate is not naturally occurring so can we use potato cell lysate as the counter when it hasn’t been treated? This would cover off other potential cross-reacting agents other than the genome itself.
Answer: Glyphosate is a chemical in roundup herbicide. As using cell lysate, yes, but it cannot react with potato genome DNA. We can supply potato cell lysate.
Question: Do you have a specific use for the aptamer e.g., ELISA, biosensor, or therapeutics?
Answer: qPCR detection
Question: When would you need the aptamer available for use in your labs?
Answer: Delivery Date is 11/01/24
Question: As it is an RFQ do you have a timeframe the decision will be made?
Answer: We intend to decide shortly after receipt of quotes
Question: Can I assume the use and purchasing is within the USA?
Answer: Yes
Question: What quantity do you need? Micrograms?
Answer: Micrograms would suffice.
Question: Do you need any 3’ or 5’ modifications?
Answer: No, as long as there is NO interference with potato genome
Question: What is your IP stance? Is it an issue if we own the end sequence and provide a research use only license?
Answer: If there are any license limitations, please indicate so in your proposal.
No additional questions will be answered prior to receipt of proposals. Any limitations or assumptions should be included in your proposal.
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