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This is a Bill of Materials (BOM) document specifying products required for the Rat Housing Infrastructure Modernization project at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. The procurement requires new Individually Ventilated Caging (IVC) rack systems branded as TECNIPLAST USA, INC or equal products. The BOM details 77 line items including 10 standard IVC rack systems (ER1080XNOAWSS0FE model featuring 8-row, 5-column configuration with 80 cage capacity), 200 PSU cage bases with gaskets, 200 cage lids, 200 PSU tops with bottle holders, 400 polysulfone water bottles (340 ml capacity), 400 bottle cap assemblies, 50 RFID label holders, 5 Zephyr Touch ventilation units with associated power cables and hose connection kits, extraction duct assemblies, and 20 BC-Matic plastic bottle crates with lids. Shipping and handling costs are included with delivery FOB to NIH in Bethesda, Maryland.

The procurement is under NAICS Code 339112 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing) with a small business set-aside and brand name restriction to TECNIPLAST USA, INC systems or equal. This requirement supports the Division of Veterinary Resources within the Office of Research Services and is being solicited as Request for Quotes (RFQ) number RFQ-PCA-ORS-09463 under FAR Part 13 Simplified Acquisition Procedures for commercial items, with award anticipated as a firm-fixed-price purchase order to a responsible offeror registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database.

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Bill of Materials (BOM) for Rat Housing Infrastructure Modernization – Individually Ventilated Caging (IVC) Rack System Replacement
Requires NEW OEM Products, Brand Name or Equal to TECNIPLAST USA, INC systems
#DescriptionCatalog - Brand or EqualQty
106IVC -INDIVIDUALLY VENTILATED CAGES (MISC-COST-IND. VENTILATED CAGES)

ER1080XNOAWSS0FE - Standard Rack ER1050,High Density (8 rows),5 columns, Double Sided, 80 cages places, PSU Tops with two Bottle Depressions, SmarTop, Microbiological Filter Silicone Sealing, PSU Cage Bases, Stainless Steel Lids,

with 312 ml Bottles and Bottle Caps, with Card Holders10 PCS
2ER1050 CAGE WITH GASKET - PSU (ER1050SU)200 PCS
3ER1050LID LID (ER1050LID)200 PCS
4TOP ER1050 WITH BOTTLE - PSU (ER1050TOPSU)200 PCS
5Polysulfone Water Bottle with Silicone Ring (340 ml) (ACBT0312SU)400 PCS
6GREY BOTTLE CAP WITH SEAL GASKET ASSEMBLY (ACCP3421UG)400 PCS
7EMERAT LABEL HOLDER UNIVERSAL FOR RFID - PACKED (ACPCP24EM)50 PCS
8ZEPHYR TOUCH - TESTED AND PACKED (ZEPHYRT)5 PCS
9Power supply cable (PSCABLE30110)5 PCS
10Transparent hose connection kit for 89 dia. 1.1 meter length rack/Zephyr (T89R2Z11)10 PCS
11THIMBLE ASSEMBLY D.89 L.2000mm EXTRACTION DUCT FOR ZEPHYR (ZEPHYRTHIMBLE)5 PCS
12BC-MATIC PLASTIC CRATE 18BOTTLES 250R-300S ml (ACBT0252- ACBT0312) + PLASTIC LID(9LBCBMP18SG4R)20 PCS
77SHIPPING AND HANDLING, IF APPLICABLES/H1 each

FOB Shipping Destination: NIH Natl Inst of Health -Bethesda Bethesda MD 20892 NAICS Code: 339112 – Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing

The Proteins & Chemistry Section (PCS) provides support for planning and executing proteomics, metabolomics, lipidomic, and bioactive small molecule studies for intramural investigators. This includes assistance with purification, identification, and quantitative analysis using primarily mass spectrometry-based approaches. The section supports all facets of these projects, including but not limited to project design, separation protocols, sample preparation, chemical labeling for quantitative proteomics, derivatization for improved coverage in metabolomics workflows, enrichment for post-translational modification analysis, and post�acquisition data analysis. In the fall of 2025, the NIH Standardized Organoid Modeling (SOM) Center was launched with the aim of coordinating existing expertise across the NIH in order to establish best practices and analytical tools for better calibration of organoid models. As part of the SOM Center initiative, the Protein Chemistry section is expanding its instrumentation to provide access to high-sensitivity single-cell proteomics resources capable of deep visual proteomics, high-throughput post-translational modification analysis, and protein/peptide quantitation. The lmd7 has a unique gravity assisted collection method that avoids manual manipulation of the dissected piece reducing sources of contamination that can add unacceptable noises to the organoid workflow. No other NIH mass spectrometry group supports deep visual proteomics and attempts to collaborate with outside HHS has failed due to the complexity of working with biological systems.

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