Technical_Requirements_for_Laboratory_Instrument_Maintenance_Services.docx
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Technical Requirements for Laboratory Instrument Maintenance Services
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Technical Requirements for Laboratory Instrument Maintenance Services Listed below are technical requirements vendors must meet to be considered technically acceptable:
- Vendors should have engineers on their staffs that are trained through experience and/or formal training courses to conduct repairs and maintenance on the laboratory instruments listed in this announcement.
- Vendors should have engineers on their staffs that are knowledgeable, reliable, and efficient regarding the repair and maintenance of the instruments listed in this announcement.
- Vendors should be able to service instruments that contain parts from several manufacturers.
- Vendors shall repair and maintain the systems listed in this announcement against all instrument failures (excluding consumables).
- Vendors shall include all parts, labor, and travel for the preventive maintenance and the on-site repair of the instruments.
- Vendors shall provide at least one preventive maintenance (PM) visit per year for each instrument listed. During the visit, work will be performed on the instrument to assure long-term performance and reliability. Scheduling of preventive maintenance visits should be initiated by the Vendor within one month of the contract ending period if visit has not been conducted prior.
- Vendors shall provide unlimited phone support (response time should be within 4 hours)
- Vendors shall provide a 48-hours on-site response time when on-site repairs are required.
- Vendors shall provide documentation that the preventive maintenance and/or repair was completed, including placing a small sticker on the instrument indicating the date of the PM/repair and the next due date.
- Payments shall be made in arrears on a quarterly basis.
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