WRAIR_MiSeq_Purchase MEC.pdf
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- MiSeq i100 Plus System Catalog number: 20115695 Federal contract opportunity
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- PR15383311
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- Department of State
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This document is a detailed specification for a MiSeq i100 Plus System (catalog number 20115695) for a federal procurement. The benchtop next-generation sequencer is a specialized scientific instrument with specific technical requirements, including an integrated system for sequencing, primary and secondary analysis. Key features include an embedded touchscreen monitor, on-instrument computer, control software, and hardware-accelerated Dragen Bio-IT secondary analysis pipelines. The system uses XLEAP-SBS reagents that can be shipped and stored at room temperature, supports read lengths from 1 × 100 bp to 2 × 300 bp, and offers flow cell options of 5M, 25M, 50M, and 100M. The procurement stipulates that the system must be from an authorized vendor to ensure proper servicing and is to be delivered to Tbilisi, with no equivalent models accepted.
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MiSeq i100 Plus System, catalog number: 20115695 – no equivalent accepted, must be this model.
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. It uses XLEAP-SBS reagents to allow for shipping and storage at room temperature. Read lengths from 1 × 100 bp to 2 × 300 bp and 5M, 25M, 50M, and 100M flow cells. Must be from authorized vendor to enable proper servicing. Able to be delivered to Tbilisi.
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