Laboratory System Installation and Configuration Services
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This subcontract for Laboratory System Installation and Configuration Services supports Virginia Department of Transportation laboratory projects in Sandston. The selected provider will be responsible for the physical installation and software configuration of materials testing systems, specifically requiring technical expertise in ADMET systems. Key deliverables include system setup, data acquisition configuration, and workmanship verification to ensure all equipment is fully operational and meets VDOT specifications. The contract involves correcting any installation deficiencies to achieve operational readiness for prime contractors. Interested parties must respond by October 6, 2026, for this project which falls under NAICS code 811219.
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Sandston, VA, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 160930.
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IFB # 160930 - MTEST Quattro Data Acquisition Control Package
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