De-installation of Agilent Forensic Instruments

The contract involves the de-installation, disconnecting, and preparation of sensitive forensic gas chromatographs and mass spectrometers manufactured by Agilent for relocation, with strict requirements for manufacturer-certified handling to ensure instrument integrity. Precision protocols must be followed to safeguard calibration, components, and data integrity during removal, packaging, and transport, as these instruments are critical to forensic analysis and cannot tolerate environmental or mechanical damage. All work must be performed by personnel certified by the original equipment manufacturer and adhere to industry standards for high-precision scientific equipment. The solicitation is issued as a subcontract under NAICS code 541330, which classifies it within the testing laboratories sector, and is managed by Florida’s Department of Law Enforcement. Proposals must be submitted by May 21, 2026, with no set-aside preferences indicated. The work location is not explicitly defined but is tied to agency facilities under the jurisdiction of Florida law enforcement, requiring vendors to coordinate logistics, scheduling, and compliance without specified oversight points. Full vendor responsibility includes documentation of certification, chain-of-custody procedures, and proof of successful de-installation prior to transport.