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Laboratory Equipment Installation and Training Services

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The contract outlines the on-site installation of diagnostic equipment and the comprehensive training of laboratory staff in operation and maintenance procedures. It is a subcontract under the Bureau of Infectious Disease & Laboratory Sciences, with the place of performance located in Boston, Massachusetts, at a facility identified by the zip code 02108. The National Industry Classification System code associated with this contract is 611420, indicating it relates to other schools and instruction services, specifically tailored to technical and operational training in a laboratory environment. The solicitation was posted on April 3, 2018, with a response deadline extending to June 30, 2029, suggesting a long-term availability window for potential vendors to submit proposals. The contract requires qualified vendors to perform all installation work and training activities on-site, ensuring that laboratory personnel are fully capable of independently operating and maintaining the diagnostic systems after completion. No specific set-aside criteria are listed, and while the point of contact information is not provided, the terms are structured to facilitate a hands-on technical transition from vendor to end-user within the specified Massachusetts location.

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On-site diagnostic equipment installation and staff training in Boston, Massachusetts, under long-term subcontract.

Agency

Massachusetts → BID00 - Bureau of Infectious Disease & Laboratory SciencesView Agency

NAICS

611420 - Computer TrainingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Floor Boston, MA, 02108, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of BD-18-1031-BID00-BID08-25511.

The full solicitation package (29 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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RFR 191229 MA State Public Health Laboratory Specialized Laboratory Equipment, Supplies, and Service

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AgencyMassachusetts → BID00 - Bureau of Infectious Disease & Laboratory Sciences
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On-site installation of diagnostic equipment and training of laboratory staff on operation and maintenance procedures.

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