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Liquid Nitrogen for the Forest Products Laboratory
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This contract pertains to the supply of liquid nitrogen in 160-liter cylinders to the Forest Products Laboratory's Center for Forest Mycology Research in Madison, Wisconsin. Deliveries are required twice weekly, approximately every four days, using laboratory-owned tanks that the nitrogen must be compatible with, ensuring the maintenance of uninterrupted cryogenic stability necessary for sensitive instruments. The vendor must be located within 50 miles of the delivery site to ensure safety and security for staff and equipment. Deliveries must occur within three days of placing an order. The solicitation is issued by the Department of Agriculture under solicitation number 12444526Q0033, with a response deadline of June 1, 2026. The contract falls under the NAICS code 325120 and is managed by the CSA East 6 USDA Forest Service office based in Atlanta, Georgia. The place of performance is Madison, Wisconsin, and the primary point of contact for the contract is Mikaela Laney. This opportunity is open with no set-aside restrictions and combines various procurement methods.
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Place of Performance
Madison, WI, 53726, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
Organization & Contact Information
Full Description
PWS - Liquid nitrogen, 160-liter liquid cylinders, delivered twice weekly (approximately every four days) to
Forest Products Laboratory, Center for Forest Mycology Research (CFMR), Madison, WI, using lab-owned
tanks. Deliveries must occur within three days of ordering. Nitrogen must be compatible with CFMR-owned
tanks for sensitive cryogenic instruments, and include sufficient capacity to maintain uninterrupted cryogenic
stability.
For the safety and security of the staff and equipment, Vendors must be within 50 miles.
