Direct high-speed alphanumeric printing system for labware,

The U.S. FDA Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) is seeking a direct high-speed alphanumeric printing system for labware. The system should be able to print directly onto laboratory tube caps, curved tube surfaces, and vials, and withstand harsh laboratory environments. The system must meet certain technical requirements, including being a stand-alone direct-to-media labware printing system, enabling high-throughput labeling of tubes and 96-well plates, and being able to label tubes directly without reliance on a "sticky" label. The system should also be able to withstand storage at extreme temperatures and not be susceptible to smearing in the presence of liquid water or alcohol. * The system must be a stand-alone direct-to-media labware printing system * The system must enable high-throughput labeling of tubes and 96-well plates * The system must be able to label tubes directly without reliance on a "sticky" label * The system must be able to withstand storage at extreme temperatures * The system must not be susceptible to smearing in the presence of liquid water or alcohol * The system must be able to label tubes of multiple sizes * The system must be of physical dimensions less than 40''w x 20''l * The system must include a one-year ink subscription and a one-year warranty * The system must include inside delivery, installation, and training