The FDA’s Office of Acquisitions and Grants Services is seeking quotations for a 2D High-Density Multi-Electrode Array Electrophysiology Platform, including required hardware, software, accessories, initial consumables, installation, system verification, calibration, training, warranty coverage, and preventative maintenance option periods. This is an unrestricted Request for Quotation for commercial products and services, awarded on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis with technical acceptability evaluated pass/fail against mandatory minimum requirements. The requirement includes a base equipment/supplies/services package, a two-year warranty from final Government acceptance, and three one-year option periods for preventative maintenance and repair services. Offerors must comply with the Trade Agreements Act, provide country of origin for all offered end products, and submit required representations, certifications, pricing for the base and all options, delivery lead time, UEI, and active SAM.gov registration. All solicitation documents, attachments, amendments, and Government responses to questions will be posted to SAM.gov, and offerors are responsible for monitoring SAM.gov for updates.

The FDA Office of Acquisitions and Grants Services is seeking an unrestricted commercial acquisition for a 2D High-Density Multi-Electrode Array (MEA) Electrophysiology Platform, including hardware, software, accessories, initial consumables, installation, system verification, calibration, training, warranty coverage, and preventive maintenance options. Award will be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis to a responsible offeror whose quotation passes the mandatory minimum technical requirements. The base requirement includes the equipment and associated supplies/services plus a two-year warranty from final Government acceptance, with three one-year option periods for preventative maintenance and repair services. The acquisition is subject to the Trade Agreements Act, and offerors must provide country of origin for all end products and complete applicable representations and certifications, including an active SAM.gov registration and UEI. All solicitation documents, attachments, amendments, and Government responses to questions will be posted on SAM.gov, and offerors are responsible for monitoring SAM.gov for updates.