D-Attachment-PURCHASE DESCRIPTION X-Ray Irradiator.pdf
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This document contains a purchase description and related federal contract opportunity solicitation for an x-ray irradiator. The National Institute on Aging requires an x-ray irradiator with a 4 kW 320 kV tube, adjustable variable collimator, environmental chamber, external dose measurement, and programmable motorized shelf with turntable. Delivery is required within 90 days of order receipt. The solicitation is issued by the National Institutes of Health National Institute on Drug Abuse as a request for quotation set aside for small businesses. Responses are due by June 22, 2022 and must be submitted electronically with pricing, delivery dates, and other information. The award will be made to the responsible offeror with the most advantageous technical capability and past performance at a fair and reasonable price.
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Version 11-30-2016-1 FAR Part 11—Describing Agency Needs
PURCHASE DESCRIPTION
1. Statement of Need and Purpose: The National Institute on Aging (NIA) requires an x-ray irradiator for irradiating mice and cells for the Translational Gerontology Branch (TGB), Laboratory of Genetics and Genomics (LGG), and Laboratory of Molecular Biology & Immunology (LMBI).
2. Background Information and Objective: The acquisition of an x-ray irradiator would supplement NIA’s cesium irradiator which has several security protocols making it a challenge for some individuals to perform work. The x-ray irradiator would free up staff since more users would be able to operate on their own due to less stringent security protocols in place. Having both an x-ray irradiator and cesium irradiator will allow for researchers to do comparison studies and determine if they could ultimately switch over to an x-ray irradiator for their experiments. The irradiator should have the ability to control dosage, target radiation to a specific part of a mouse, provide lethal and sub-lethal radiation, have an environmental chamber and programmable shelf and turntable.
3. Generic Name of Product: X-ray irradiator
4. Purchase Description: X-Rad320 System including TouchRad Dose Measurement & Control (ASY-01045), adjustable variable collimator (XD1601-0000), environmental chamber X-Rad 220VAC (ASSY355), external dose measurement (XD1610-0000) & water tank phantom (XD1610-0100), and programmable mototrized shelf with turntable
(XD1602-2203)
5. Salient characteristics: The x-ray irradiator shall include a shielded x-ray cabinet with a 4 kW 320 kV tube, choice of coolant, multi-user control, full screen monitoring of specimens, remote diagnostics and software updating, adjustable shelf, dose measurement and control, adjustable variable collimator, environmental chamber, external dose measurement and a programmable motorized shelf with turntable.
6. Quantity: 1
7. Delivery Date: 90 days after receipt of order
8. Period of Performance: N/A
9. Option(s): N/A
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