Specifications 1232SA25Q0582.pdf
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- 1232SA25Q0582
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This document is a specifications page for a scientific instrument procurement, specifically detailing requirements for a Bruker Scientific A250-DII Alpha II Platinum Spectrometer or equivalent. The procurement is for the USDA/ARS/ERRC (Agricultural Research Service/Eastern Regional Research Center) located in Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania.
The spectrometer must meet precise technical specifications, including a small footprint (less than 10x15 inches), a 350-8000cm-1 spectral range, a signal-to-noise ratio greater than 55,000:1, and resolution better than 2cm-1. Additional requirements include software for data collection and manipulation, report generation capabilities, and the ability to analyze both liquid and solid samples. The solicitation uses a "Brand Name or Equal" provision, allowing vendors to propose alternative instruments that meet or exceed these detailed technical characteristics.
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SpecificaƟons - The "Equal" item in accordance with the "Brand Name or Equal" provision of this solicitaƟon must meet or exceed the following characterisƟcs:
Minimum requirement SpecificaƟons: Bruker ScienƟfic A250-DII Alpha II PlaƟnum Spectrometer with ATR analysis module and analysis soŌware – Brand Name or Equal
Delivery: USDA/ARS/ERRC 600 E. Mermaid Ln.
Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Salient CharacterisƟcs:
Small footprint (smaller than 10x15in) needed to fit the available bench space
350-8000cm-1 spectral range
>55,000:1 signal to noise raƟo
BeƩer than 2cm-1 resoluƟon
Include soŌware to collect and manipulate data and generate reports.
Must be able to analyze liquid and solid samples.
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