Compressed Air System for NMR Spectrometers

Oklahoma State University (OSU), located in Stillwater, OK, is seeking proposals for a compressed air system to support spectrometers in various departmental laboratories through a Request for Proposal (RFP) numbered OSUA&M-RFP-000277-2017. The procurement involves acquiring a functional compressed air system for the Chemistry Department, with specific requirements for laboratory equipment supporting scientific research. Proposals were due by May 31, 2017, at 3:00 PM CST, with the solicitation initially posted on May 15, 2017. Bidders were required to complete three mandatory prerequisites: review and certify agreement to attached terms and conditions, download and complete a Non-collusion Certificate, and download and complete a Certificate of Compliance. The primary contact for the RFP was Joe DeWayne Teel, reachable at joe.teel@okstate.edu or +1 (405) 744-8403, with the solicitation classified under commodity code 41000000 for Laboratory and Measuring and Observing and Testing Equipment. Shipping was specified as FOB Destination to Stillwater, OK, with payment terms set at 0% 30, Net 30, and currency denominated in US Dollars.

The RFP did not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent organizations. The contract was ultimately awarded to Air Mac, Inc., indicating successful vendor selection. No specific budget range or award value was directly stated in the available documentation. The procurement was conducted within the jurisdictions of Muskogee County and Tamaha Town in Oklahoma, though the actual procurement was centered at Oklahoma State University's main campus in Stillwater. The compressed air system was intended to support existing spectrometers, suggesting potential integration requirements with current laboratory infrastructure. The solicitation was part of the Oklahoma State and A&M System's procurement process, indicating a structured approach to acquiring specialized scientific equipment for research purposes.