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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 17,1996 PSA#1575National Institute of Standards and Technology, Acquisition &
Assistance Division, Building 301, Room B117, Gaithersburg, MD 20899 66 -- DIRECT INJECTION NEBULIZER SYSTEM SOL 52SBNB6C9114 POC Brenda K.
Lee, Contract Specialist (301) 975-6394, C.O. Phyllis A. Bower (301)
975-6330 The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST),
intends to negotiate with CETAC Technologies, Inc., 5600 South 42nd
Street, Omaha, NE 68107, on a sole source basis to acquire a Direct
Injection Nebulizer System 1A for Elan 5000 ICP-MS Part Number
D21-99-0001AA and a Torch and Nebulizer for V.G. Plasma Quad Part
Number SP-5285. The Government also requires a one year warranty to
include parts and labor, FOB destination and required delivery 30 days
after contract award. The Direct Injection (DIN) system is designed to
inject liquid samples into two existing inductively coupled plasma mass
spectrometers (ICPMS) for trace chemical analysis. The DIN will replace
the existing sample injection systems which utilize cross flow
nebulizers together with spray chambers. The DIN system will lower
sample consumption rates to the range of 10 microliters per minute -
120 microliters per minute. The elimination of the use of a spray
chamber will result in a reduction of sample memory effects. All wetted
parts of the DIN will be constructed from inert materials, and the
system will be resistant to Hydrofluoric Acid at concentrations up to
10%. The system will be automated to allow integrated control and
communication with an autosampler. The system will include a valve
module with two metal-free injection valves capable of fully automated
control by the system control module. The system will include two ICP
torches, one of which will be compatible with the Perkin Elmer Model
Elan 5000 ICPMS and the other will be compatible with the Fissons V.G.
PlasmaQuad ICPMS. The system will have a sample throughput of 150
samples per hour. The system will include an inert gas displacement
pump with automated control to provide a pulseless carrier stream. The
nebulizer gas pressure will be in the range of 70-120 p.s.i. and the
nebulizer gas flow will be in the range of 0.3 - 0.7 microliters per
minute. The manufacturer will document at least ten previous sales of
DIN systems compatible with the Perkin Elmer ELAN 5000 ICPMS and the
Fissons V.G. PlasmaQuad ICPMS. Interested offerors may identify their
interest and capability to respond to the requirements by submitting a
capability statement. The capability statement must provide adequate
information and qualifications of your ability to provide the requested
systems in order for the Government to consider whether to open this
request for competition. However, all capability statement received
within 45 days after date of preparation of this synopsis, will be
considered by the Government. See Note Numbered 22 (0106) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0272 19960416\66-0001.SOL)
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