Notice of intent to single source thermo electron north america, LLC

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PUR 21754
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Florida
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Collier County, Florida is issuing a Notice of Intent to Single Source Thermo Electron North America, LLC for annual maintenance and parts for Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS) and Ion Chromatograph (IC) instruments, with objections to the sole-source designation due November 9, 2026. This is a non-competitive procurement — respondents may submit written objections demonstrating the existence of qualified alternative sources, but Collier County Procurement Services Division and the requesting department retain sole authority to approve or reject the designation.

The instruments are used by the County's Pollution Control section to analyze pollutants and nutrients in Collier County's natural water bodies. The scope is maintenance and parts support required to extend instrument usable life. The proposed contract term runs from November 9, 2026, through November 8, 2029. No contract value is stated. The single-source justification is listed as "NO VALUE," indicating that alternative sources are not considered viable or economical for the County's specific needs.

Responses must be submitted online through Collier County Procurement Services Division's bidding portal at https://procurement.opengov.com/portal/collier-county-fl. The Notice states that this is not a request for pricing or bids; it is a notice of intent, and the procurement office has reserved the right to proceed with or modify the sole-source designation. No pre-bid meeting, site visit, or questions deadline is identified.

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Description of Intended Products or Services Provided:

To provide annual maintenance and parts for Thermo Electron-Fisher Scientific's Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS) and Ion Chromatograph (IC) instruments.

Instrumentation utilized for laboratory analyses of pollutants such as nutrients in Collier County's natural water bodies. The Pollution Control section uses this data to assess and protect environmental water quality.

It is important that the County invest in maintaining these instruments in order to extend usable life and provide best value for the County.

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