The NIH Mouse Imaging Facility requires extended warranty maintenance support for its InAlyzer DEXA Scanner to ensure accurate data acquisition for ongoing biomedical research. This high-throughput device measures bone mineral density and body composition, enabling longitudinal studies that began prior to January 20, 2025. Proper maintenance is critical to preserve research investments and avoid disruptions to these studies. No specific budget amounts, submission timelines, or performance location are mentioned in the description. The support will help researchers save time and money by allowing focused, longitudinal subject analysis.