FINAL_AMD1_QA_RFP 2025-UWMSN-0072470.pdf

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Animal Health and Cell Line Monitoring Services (2025-UWMSN-00724-RFP)
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2025-UWMSN-00724-RFP
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Dane County, Wisconsin

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This document is an amendment to a Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the University of Wisconsin-Madison for Animal Health and Cell Line Monitoring Services (RFP 2025-UWMSN-00724). The amendment addresses several questions related to the serology testing requirements, including the acceptability of ELISA methodology, the ability to substitute certain assays, and the format for reporting IgG results. The RFP is for the provision of these services to the University, which is located in the state of Wisconsin, specifically within Dane County and the city of Madison.

The RFP does not provide details on pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, or other salient commercial information. The document focuses solely on clarifying the technical requirements and specifications for the requested services.

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Amendment #1

2025-UWMSN-00724-RFP: Questions and Answers

Q1: Regarding the serology testing portion of the RFP, is the MFIA methodology a requirement, or is ELISA acceptable?

A1: ELISA is acceptable

Q2: Would it be ok to substitute Hantaan and SNV for PHV in the Mouse Customer MFIA Profile 3 panel?

A2: YES

Q3: Would it be ok to substitute EDIM for Group A rotavirus assay in the panels that contain Group A rotavirus?

A3: YES

Q4: For the IgG result, would it be ok to provide either “N” for normal or “L” for low on the case report?

A4: YES

Q5: Which species of mice and rats are you using as sentinel animals?

A5: mice: Mus musculus, we use CD-1s but other outbred stock would work as well, such as ICR or Swiss Webster.

Rats: Rattus norvegicus, Sprague-Dawley

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