The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is seeking a service and maintenance contract for a Bruker Avance 400 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectrometer. The contract will be for one year with three optional years. The contractor will provide all necessary services, personnel, materials, equipment, and facilities to maintain the NMR instrument and ensure it operates properly. The scope of work includes repair, site visits, labor and travel costs, and support by a Bruker-trained service engineer.
• The contract is for a high-precision analytical instrument used for molecular characterization and quality control.
• The contractor must provide documentation outlining the performance attributes of the NMR instrument.
• The government will provide access to the facility and the NMR instrument.
• The contractor must be a Bruker field service engineer with the requisite training to ensure the instrument functions properly.
• The contract includes all parts, site visits, and labor and travel costs related to hardware failure, planned maintenance, and operation tests.
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