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This is a Statement of Work for annual preventative maintenance of microscopes at the NOAA Research Laboratory in Charleston, South Carolina. The contractor shall perform preventative maintenance services on 26-29 microscopes (the document contains conflicting counts) including various models from manufacturers such as Nikon, Olympus, Zeiss, Motic, Leica, and Velab. The microscopes include stereomicroscopes, compound microscopes, and fluorescence microscopes with varying optical and mechanical configurations.

The scope of work requires the contractor to evaluate optical and mechanical performance, clean all optical components and mechanical assemblies, collimate and align stage and lamp house components to factory specifications, disassemble and lubricate adjustment assemblies and moving parts, service sub-stage condensers, remove and clean phase rings and diaphragms, service illuminators and light sources, reassemble components while ensuring proper alignment and parfocality of objectives, maintain service records by serial number, and provide individual service documentation for each microscope. The contractor must perform these services on-site at 331 Fort Johnson Road, Charleston, South Carolina. The period of performance includes a base year from September 30, 2026 through September 29, 2027, with four optional one-year renewal periods extending through September 29, 2031. No IT Security Accreditation Package or Assessment and Authorization requirements apply to this contract. Technical questions and laboratory access scheduling should be directed to Paul Pennington at 843-593-0043 or Katy Chung at 843-709-6490.

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Statement of Work for Preventative Maintenance of Microscopes

The NOAA Research Laboratory at 331 Fort Johnson Road, Charleston S.C. has a need for annual

Preventative Maintenance (PM) of twenty-six (26) nine (29) microscopes listed below:

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon SMZ1500 stereomicroscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Motic Panthera C Trinocular Compound LED Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon Eclipse Ci Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Zeiss Primostar LED Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Zeiss Primovert Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus CK40 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus MVX10 Macro Zoom Fluorescence microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon 50i Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Zeiss Stemi 508 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus IX81 (no fluorescence)

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus BX51 Microscope (fluorescence)

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus BX51 Microscope (fluorescence)

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZX16 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon TS100 (no fluorescence and doesn't need to be serviced)

1 each PM and Alignment of Velab VE-B6PAD Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus CK2 Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon E400 Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Zeiss Stemi 2000 Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus BX60 with Phase and Fluorescence Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZH10 Stereo

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon TS100 with Fluorescence Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ51 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ60 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ50 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ51 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Motic Swift Stereomicroscope with tablet

1 each PM and Alignment of a Nikon Eclipse 55i Brightfield and Fluorescence

1 each PM and Alignment of a Motic Panthera C Trinocular Compound LED Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Zeis Primo Star iLED Brightfield and Fluorescence

1 each PM and Alignment of Zeiss Stemi 508 Stereo Microscope with K EDU

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ61 Stereo Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus MVX10 Macro Zoom Fluorescence Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus CHS Biological Microscope

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon SMZ1500

2 each PM and Alignment of Olympus BX51

2 each PM and Alignment of Ziess Inverted

1 each PM and Alignment of Leica Stereo

2 each PM and Alignment of Olympus Stereo

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus BX60 with Phase and Fluorescence

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZH

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon TS100 with Fluorescence

1 each PM and Alignment of Nikon E400

4 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ61

1 each PM and Alignment of Olympus SZ50

5 each PM and Alignment of microscope

Scope: The contractor shall perform preventative maintenance on the above twenty-six nine (29) 26 microscopes which shall include the following minimum requirements:

• Evaluate optical and mechanical performance prior to any service.

• Clean all optical components including mirrors, prisms, objectives, observation tubes,

• Check for damage to objective front lenses.

• Collimate stage, sub-stage and lamp house to factory specifications. Check moving parts and fine focusing mechanism.

• Disassemble, clean, repack and lubricate coarse and fine adjustment assembly

• Clean and lubricate all slideways and moving parts

• Clean, align and lubricate sub-stage condensers.

• Check co axle X, Y coordinate stage mechanism. Disassemble and lubricate as needed.

• Disassemble, clean, and lubricate nosepiece carriage assembly

• Remove, clean, and align all phase rings, condensers and diaphragms to factory specifications.

• Remove and clean illuminator, check for wiring condition, clean filters and mirror and insure correct functions of field diaphragms as necessary.

• Remove bodies and check for cleanliness of prisms, clean and lubricate interpupillary adjustment, check for correct prism alignment.

• Reassemble all operating components. Check for parcentering of condenser, nosepiece, and binocular body. Insure parcentering of low through high power objectives.

• Check for and adjust, as needed, parfocality between objectives.

• Set all stops to ensure maximum performance and prevent objective or specimen damage.

• Align halogen, mercury or xenon light sources as necessary.

• Coarse and Fine focus overhaul as needed.

• Clean outside area of microscope.

• Maintain office records of microscopes by serial number of components including lamp type to aid in minimal down time should repair be needed.

• Provide individual service records on microscopes

Period of Performance:

Base Yr: September 30, 2026 – September 29, 2027 Opt Yr 1: September 30, 2027 – September 29, 2028 Opt Yr 2: September 30, 2028 – September 29, 2029 Opt Yr 3: September 30, 2029 – September 29, 2030 Opt Yr 4: September 30, 2030 – September 29, 2031

IT Security Requirements:

The Assessment and Authorization (A&A) requirements of Clause 48 CFR 1352.239-72 do not apply, and a Security Accreditation Package is not required.

For technical questions, and to schedule Lab access for service, contact Paul Pennington, 843-593-0043

OR Katy Chung at cell 843-709-6490.

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