AMENDED Attachment A - Test Menu Requirements.pdf

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Notice of Intent to Sole Source: Lab Chemistry Analyzer and Cost-Per-Test Agreement for Shaw Air Force Base
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This document is Attachment A to a federal contract solicitation, specifying a comprehensive Test Menu Requirements list for laboratory testing services. The attachment enumerates 33 required laboratory tests that must be capable of being performed under the contract, spanning chemistry panels, hematology markers, lipid profiles, endocrine function tests, and specialized assays. The required tests include routine chemistry analytes such as albumin, glucose, electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, carbon dioxide), renal function markers (creatinine, BUN/urea), liver function tests (alkaline phosphatase, AST, ALT, GGT, total bilirubin), cardiac enzymes (CK, LDH), and lipid panel components (cholesterol, triglycerides, direct HDL, direct LDL). Additionally, the menu includes specialized tests such as Free T4, TSH (immunoglobulins or 3rd generation), Prostate Specific Antigen, and Glucose CSF testing. This test menu establishes the minimum analytical capabilities and service scope expected from contractors responding to the solicitation, ensuring that any awarded contractor can provide comprehensive laboratory diagnostic services across multiple clinical disciplines.

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Attachment A – Test Menu Requirements

Albumin Alcohol Alkaline Phosphatase

ALTV

Amylase

AST

BuBc BUN/Urea Calcium Cholesterol

CK

Chloride Creatinine Direct HDL Direct LDL Carbon Dioxide Free T4

GGT

Glucose Glucose (CSF) LDHi Lipase Magnesium Phosphorus Potassium Prostate Specific Antigen Sodium Total Bilirubin Protein Triglycerides TSH (Immunoglobulins or 3rd Generation) Uric Acid

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