Tektronix MSO64B and EMI Pre-Compliance Set

NASA Shared Services Center is soliciting quotes for the procurement of a Tektronix MSO64B 6 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope and associated EMI Pre-Compliance testing equipment through solicitation number 80NSSC25907371Q. The procurement includes one oscilloscope unit with specific configurations including 1 GHz bandwidth, spectrum view capabilities, Windows license, along with SignalVu-PC VSA measurements software, EMI pre-compliance testing license, and a near field probe set. This is a brand name requirement specifically for Tektronix equipment, justified by NASA's existing electromagnetic interference testing software that has been validated using Tektronix oscilloscopes, with alternative vendors potentially causing project delays and additional costs exceeding $5,000. The contract will be awarded using a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation method, requiring quotes to demonstrate the ability to meet all technical requirements. Quotes are due by August 4, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. Central Time, with delivery specified as FOB Destination and an estimated lead time of 6 weeks after receipt of order.

This procurement is set aside exclusively for small businesses under the Total Small Business set-aside designation. The contract involves the acquisition of one unit of each specified line item, representing a targeted equipment purchase for NASA's research capabilities. While specific award values are not disclosed in the available documentation, the procurement represents a specialized scientific equipment acquisition with delivery required to the John H. Glenn Research Center located at 21000 Brookpark Road in Cleveland, Ohio. The procurement timeline includes the 6-week delivery period following contract award, and the equipment comes with a standard 1-year warranty. All correspondence regarding this opportunity must reference Notice ID 80NSSC25907371Q in the subject line, and the place of performance is designated as the United States with specific delivery to the NASA Glenn Research Center facility.