Attachment 01_Statement of Work (Cryostat NX70) 28 Feb 2025.pdf
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- Epredia Cryostar NX70 Cryostat
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- FA442725Q1035
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details requirements for two Epredia Cryostar NX70 Cryostats for the 60 MDTS Histology/Pathology Laboratory at David Grant Medical Center, Travis AFB. The cryostats must have specific technical capabilities, including individually controlled temperature settings down to -20 Celsius, adjustable blade temperature, cold disinfection while running, electronic height adjustment from 32-44 inches, fast freeze capability to -60 Celsius, section thickness from 0.5 to 500 microns, and automatic defrost. The contract is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Set-Aside with a brand name requirement, with delivery to the Medical Equipment Management Office at Travis AFB. Payment is contingent upon full contract completion, including equipment delivery, potential installation/removal, and training, with the vendor submitting an invoice to DFAS after all requirements are met.
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Statement of Work for
60 MDTS
Histology/Pathology Laboratory
(Epredia Cryostar NX70) 28 February 2025
Description: The NX70 Cryostats provide STAT processing of interoperative samples for the pathology laboratory. It is designed for use with multiple types of blades (high and low profile) which expands the types of samples that this procedure can be performed on. Several unique safety features include a cold disinfection process which allows for the machine to stay turned on and still disinfect after procedures, reducing downtime and increasing procedural capabilities.
Turning the machine off requires at least 24 hours to restart and cool down. It also has an ergonomic feature in height adjustment of the machine from 32 to 44 inches. Unlike any other cryostats on the market, this machine cools the parts of the instrument not the air itself. This lends to safer handling of items inside the chamber, like specimen chucks or blades as well as prevents the loss of temperature when the door to instrument is opened for adding, removing or adjustment of specimens. This is a Brand Name.
Contractor shall deliver the following:
1. Machine
1.1. 2 Cryostats that have individually controlled temperature settings on object specimen holder and blade carrier, cooled to at least -20 Celsius.
1.2. Must have adjustable blade temperature to at least -20 Celsius.
1.3. Must include ability to decontaminate/disinfect instrument while instrument is still running.
1.4. Must be electronic height adjustable from at least 32 to 44 inches to allow for sitting or standing work position.
1.5. Must provide ability to fast freeze down to -60 Celsius.
1.6. Must section from 0.5 to 500 microns in thickness.
1.7. Must have immediate and automatic defrost capabilities.
1.8. Must be contoured to fit body.
2. AC Electrical Requirements
2.1.1. Input Voltage – Domestic: 110V
3. Payment
3.1 Vendor must submit invoice to DFAS only upon completion of the contract (this includes delivery of equipment and if applicable, installation/removal, and training)
4. Delivery Address
David Grant Medical Center Medical Equipment Management Office 101 Bodin Circle Bldg 777 Travis AFB, CA 94535
5. Point of Contact after the contract is awarded:
5.1. Coordinate with Mr. Paul Plamenco at paul.b.plamenco.civ@health.mil or call 707-423- 7506.
6. Qualifications/Certifications: N/A.
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