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University of Southern Mississippi Solicits 110 Ton Electric Injection Molding Machine with Installation and Training

The University of Southern Mississippi is seeking bids for a 110 Ton Electric Injection Molding Machine to support research, education, and sustainability initiatives at the Mississippi Polymer Institute. - Government Buyer: - University of Southern Mississippi, Procurement and Contract Services (Bond Hall, Room 214, Hattiesburg, MS) - Products/Services Requested: - 110 Ton all-electric injection molding machine - Must process thermoplastic materials - CNC-controlled with modern controller and comprehensive monitoring - Maximum mold size: 14x14x16 inches - Maximum barrel temperature: 800°F - Screw diameter: 40mm; shot size: 171g (6 oz) - Machine footprint: max 179x50 inches; must fit through 82"H x 70"W door - Accepts 4-inch diameter location ring on molds - User-friendly software for data acquisition and reporting - Includes operations guide, maintenance manual, and spare parts list - Installation and Training - At least one day for installation and system check - Minimum three days of onsite or online training (setup, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, safety) - Safety demonstration required - Technical Support - Ongoing online and on-call support for the system's lifetime - Minimum one-year warranty post-installation and verification - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Delivery lead time must not exceed 16 weeks (FOB destination) - System must be compatible with existing molds and facility constraints - No specific OEMs named; alternate brands allowed if all specifications are met - Comprehensive documentation and spare parts list required - Place of Performance: - Mississippi Polymer Institute Processing Lab, Hattiesburg, MS

Description

The University of Southern Mississippi is soliciting sealed bids for a 110 Ton Electric Injection Molding Machine to support advanced manufacturing, materials processing research, sustainability and recycling of plastics, and educational initiatives. The machine must be all-electric, capable of processing thermoplastic materials, and meet specific size and performance specifications. The procurement includes installation, training, and ongoing technical support. Bids must be submitted by May 12, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

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