The United States Naval Academy is seeking a spectrometer for the Chemistry Department to support both academic programs and faculty research projects. The required spectrometer should have a broadband probe capable of detecting many nuclei, autotuning, autolocking, and autoshimming capabilities, variable temperature abilities, and an autosampler. The vendor should provide a new uninterruptible power supply, decommission the current system, install the new system, and train users on how to operate and maintain it. The contract includes option years for annual service and maintenance.
• The spectrometer should be a 400 MHz NMR system.
• The system should have a broadband probe capable of detecting many nuclei, including 1H, 2H, 11B, 13C, 15N, 19F, 29Si, 31P, and 51V.
• The system should have autotuning, autolocking, and autoshimming capabilities.
• The system should have variable temperature abilities (~-80 °C - ~100 °C) with all associated hardware provided.
• The system should have an autosampler capable of holding 24 or more samples.
• The vendor should provide a new uninterruptable power supply suitable to protect the new system during power outages.
• The vendor should decommission the current system and install the new system.
• The vendor should train users on how to operate and maintain the new system.
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