High-Performance Laser Ablation Inductively Couple

The National Energy Technology Laboratory, part of the Department of Energy, is seeking a complete turn-key High-Performance Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer system to be delivered to its Pittsburgh site. The system must include the ICP-MS instrument, an integrated laser ablation unit, sample introduction kits, cooling systems, power conditioning, gas regulation, control software, professional installation, and comprehensive onsite training. The equipment is intended for high-sensitivity multi-element analysis, depth profiling, and spatial mapping of geological, environmental, and solid materials. All components must be fully integrated and operational upon delivery, with no additional hardware or software requirements from the recipient. The vendor is required to provide a minimum one-year comprehensive warranty covering all parts, labor, travel, and software updates. The contract has a strict delivery timeline of 30 days after order receipt and a services completion window of one year from that date. The solicitation, numbered 89243326QFE000550, was posted on July 28, 2026, with proposals due by August 11, 2026. The NAICS code is 334516, indicating classification under instrumentation manufacturing. The contracting officer, Amanda Lopez, may be contacted at amanda.lopez@netl.doe.gov, and the office is located in Morgantown, West Virginia. There is no set-aside designation, making this opportunity open to all qualified vendors. The system must be delivered and fully functional in accordance with the technical requirements to support critical research activities at the NETL facility.