Award

Texas A&M University System TAMU-ITB-24-4594

National Instruments Products

Recipient

Not Specified

Awarded

July 18, 2024

Identifier

TAMU-ITB-24-4594

The Texas A&M University System is the government buyer procuring National Instruments products for the Bush Combat Development Center located in Bryan, Texas. The awarded vendor(s) will supply various National Instruments products including analog input modules, backshells, current input modules, strain reliefs, temperature input modules, relay output modules, voltage input modules, a CompactDAQ Ethernet chassis, and power cords. Specific part numbers include NI 9225 C Series Voltage Input Module, NI 9971 Backshell, NI 9246 C Series Current Input Module, NI-9214 C Series Temperature Input Module, NI 9482 C Series Relay Output Module, NI 9927 Strain Relief, NI 9215 C Series Voltage Input Module, and NI cDAQ-9189 TSN-Enabled Ethernet CompactDAQ Chassis. Quantities vary per item, for example, 4 each of the NI 9225 module and 8 each of the NI 9482 relay output module. The contract requires firm pricing until all items are received, no substitutions or alternates are allowed, and delivery is expected by July 26, 2024. The award criteria include best value considering specifications, pricing, delivery timeframe, and vendor past performance. The contract terms include Net 30 payment upon delivery and invoice receipt, and all shipping costs must be included in the bid. The place of performance is the Bush Combat Development Center in Bryan, Texas. No services are included in this award.

Description

The Texas A&M University System is seeking bids for the purchase of the National Instruments products specified in this Invitation to Bid for the Bush Combat Development Center in Bryan, Texas. Substitutions are not allowed as the A&M System is not considering alternates for the specified National Instruments products. The bid was submitted electronically via AggieBid by the due date of July 8, 2024. The award is for National Instruments products with detailed line items including various input modules, relay output modules, strain reliefs, and a CompactDAQ Ethernet Chassis.

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