Texas A&M AgriLife Research AG-RSCH-ITB-6534

Digital PCR System and Bead Mill/Sample Disruptor

The buyer is Texas A&M AgriLife Research, located in College Station, Texas, in Brazos County. The award includes a digital PCR system equivalent to Qiagen QIAcuity Eight, capable of high throughput and multiplex detection, and a bead mill/sample disruptor similar to Qiagen TissueLyser III, both used or refurbished. The contract also covers turnkey installation, user training for 2-5 people, a 12-month service agreement, shipping, handling, and surcharge for tariffs. The products are to be delivered DDP to College Station, TX. The project is governed by Texas law and aims for best value considering price, quality, vendor reputation, and scope of service. The NAICS code associated with the award is 237110. The procurement contact is Steven Amazeen, email: STEVEN.AMAZEEN@AG.TAMU.EDU, phone: +1 979-314-8026. The location is a research facility at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. Likely competitors include companies offering laboratory and PCR equipment, such as Qiagen, Thermo Fisher, and Bio-Rad.

Description

Awarded project for a digital PCR system and bead mill/sample disruptor including installation, user training, and service agreement. The project requires a turnkey solution with equipment setup, manuals, and insurance. The award includes multiple line items such as the digital PCR system, bead mill/sample disruptor, installation, user training, 12-month service agreement, shipping and handling, and surcharge. The award is governed by Texas law and requires compliance with specified terms and conditions.

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