SATPC0041032 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work for NASA Kennedy Space Center's procurement of an Illumina MiSeq i100 Plus System with associated hardware services and support.
NASA Kennedy Space Center requires the purchase of one Illumina MiSeq i100 Plus System (Catalog #20115695), a benchtop next-generation sequencer that integrates sequencing, primary analysis, and secondary analysis capabilities. The system includes an embedded touchscreen monitor, on-instrument computer, control software, hardware-accelerated Dragen Bio-IT secondary analysis pipelines, and 12 months of warranty covering parts and labor. The procurement also includes MiSeq i100 Installation and System Training at the customer site (Catalog #20132562), which consists of 1.5 days of Illumina-supported installation with instructor-led training for a maximum of four trainees covering system setup, operation, and run monitoring, excluding reagents. Additionally, the contract requires a MiSeq i100 Plus Warranty Upgrade Silver Support Plan for Year 1 (Catalog #20132549) that includes full coverage for parts, labor, and travel; reagent replacement upon hardware failures; one preventive maintenance visit; remote technical support 18 hours by 5 days per week; two business day on-site response target; control software and hardware updates; on-site applications support; discounts on advanced training; and remote monitoring availability. Performance of services is scheduled for 12 months after the date of installation or 30 days after delivery, whichever comes first. The place of performance is NASA Kennedy Space Center, Kennedy Space Center, Florida 32899, with delivery to BOSS Receiving M6-0744, Attention Anna Maria Ruby.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
1. Objective/Requirements
NASA Kennedy Space Center requires the purchase of the Illumina MiSeq i100 Plus System with associated Hardware services, the specifics are listed below.
2. Characteristics, Scope, and Specs
Description Catalog # Qty MiSeq i100 Plus System The MiSeq i100 Plus System is a benchtop next generation sequencer that integrates sequencing, primary analysis and secondary analysis. The system includes embedded touchscreen monitor and on instrument computer, control software, hardware accelerated Dragen Bio-IT secondary analysis pipelines and 12 months warranty (including parts and labor). The system can be installed by the customer, or an optional "Installed-by llumina" package can be purchased by the customer.
Installation costs are not included in the instrument purchase price.
20115695 1
MiSeq i100 Installation and System Training – Customer Site MiSeq i100 system installation by Illumina Support. Instructor led training provided to familiarize users with Illumina sequencing technology and the MiSeq i100 system. This 1.5-day service covers installation and provides hands-on training in MiSeq i100 run set-up and operation and run monitoring.
The pricing is for a max of four trainees, and no reagents will be included.
20132562 1
MiSeq i100 Plus Warranty Upgrade: Silver Support Plan Year 1 warranty upgrade: includes full coverage for parts, labor, and travel; Reagent replacement upon HW failures; 1 PM;
Remote Technical Support 18x5; 2 business day on-site response target; control SW and HW updates; on-site applications support; discounts on advanced training; remote monitoring available.
20132549 1
3. Place of Performance
NASA/ Kennedy Space Center Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899 BOSS Receiving - M6-0744 ATTN: Anna maria Ruby / annamaria.j.ruby@nasa.gov
4. Period of Performance
Period of performance of the service contract is 12 months after the date of installation or 30 days after delivery, whichever comes first.
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