United States Naval Academy- ICP-OES Spectrometer with Autosampler

The United States Naval Academy requires an Inductively-Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) Spectrometer with an autosampler. The ICP-OES Spectrometer will be used to measure minor and trace elements at low-to-mid part-per-billion (ppb) concentrations in natural waters and soil and sediment digestates. The system must be operable using high-purity Argon as a carrier gas and come complete with software, an introduction system, a chiller for cooling, and standards required for installation and initial operation. The system must also have an autosampler capable of performing analysis on multiple samples using a pre-programmed method. • The system must meet all the minimum specifications identified in the solicitation. • The system must be capable of measuring minor and trace elements at low-to-mid part-per-billion (ppb) concentrations. • The system must be operable using high-purity Argon as a carrier gas. • The system must come complete with software, an introduction system, a chiller for cooling, and standards required for installation and initial operation. • The system must have an autosampler capable of performing analysis on multiple samples using a pre-programmed method.