Iowa State University Ionwave #RFQ-1001498

Semi-automated Tangential Flow Filtration System for Biomanufacturing Research at Iowa State University

Iowa State University of Science and Technology is seeking proposals for a semi-automated tangential flow filtration (TFF) system to advance biomanufacturing research. - Government Buyer: - Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Procurement Office - Products/Services Requested: - Semi-automated TFF/crossflow filtration system - Supports ultrafiltration and microfiltration - Compatible with proteins, peptides, microbial and mammalian cell cultures, lysates, exosomes, liposomes, and viruses - Rapid conversion between hollow-fiber and cassette-based filter formats - Semi-automated operation with user-configurable controls - Automated data logging and electronic record management - 21 CFR Part 11 compliance, audit trails, network connectivity, integrated touchscreen interface - Preferred: automated retentate/permeate flow control, qualification packages, scalability for GMP environments - Installation and training included - Optional preventive maintenance and extended warranty (12 months beyond standard warranty) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must support a wide range of process volumes and concentration factors - Must be suitable for process development, bioprocess optimization, product concentration, diafiltration, clarification, and cell harvest - Compliance with federal grant and insurance requirements - Bidders must provide detailed quotes, technical datasheets, and warranty information - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to all qualified manufacturers - The system will support the NSF RuralSTAMINA Biomanufacturing Engine in Iowa and Nebraska.

Description

Iowa State University of Science and Technology (ISU) is soliciting bids for a semi-automated tangential flow filtration (TFF) / crossflow filtration system. The system should provide flexibility for both ultrafiltration and microfiltration applications and support a broad range of process volumes and concentration factors. It will be used for activities associated with the NSF RuralSTAMINA Biomanufacturing Engine in Iowa and Nebraska. The solicitation includes detailed specifications, evaluation criteria, and requirements for submission through ISUBid.

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