University of Arizona #L192701

University of Arizona solicits commercial-grade cryotherapy chamber for football team

The University of Arizona is seeking proposals for a commercial-grade stand-alone whole-body cryotherapy chamber for its football team. - Government Buyer: - Arizona Board of Regents, University of Arizona, Office of Procurement and Contracting Services - Products/Services Requested: - Whole-body cryotherapy chamber (1 unit) - Includes supply, delivery, installation, commissioning, operational testing, training, manuals, preventive maintenance schedule, technical support, and emergency service - Installation and commissioning services - Initial and refresher staff training (including online training and documentation) - Ongoing technical support and emergency service (24/7 availability, guaranteed response times) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to all qualified manufacturers - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Chamber must be commercial-grade and suitable for collegiate athletic use - Safety features, performance specifications, user experience, data/reporting capabilities, and operational requirements are emphasized - Vendors must provide references from collegiate or comparable athletic facilities - Compliance with University Information Security and Privacy Addendum required - Agreement may be accessed by other Arizona educational and governmental entities - No part numbers specified; quantity is one chamber - Procurement allows for negotiation beyond price

Description

The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR), on behalf of the University of Arizona, is soliciting proposals from interested vendors to furnish the University with a recovery chamber for the University of Arizona football student athletes. The intended coverage of this RFP and any resulting agreement shall be for the use of all Departments at the University of Arizona. Other state universities such as Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University, along with Pima Community College and other educational institutions or governmental entities, may access the agreement. The procurement process allows for discussions and negotiations, with price being a factor but not the sole factor of evaluation.

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