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Maintenance of Thermo Fisher Scientific equipment

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The Department of Commerce is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive service and maintenance for approximately 75 Thermo Fisher Scientific instruments located in Gaithersburg. The scope of work includes scheduled and as-needed maintenance to ensure uninterrupted performance within manufacturer specifications for a variety of equipment, including mass spectrometers, detectors, autosamplers, pumps, and ultra-cold freezers. The agreement guarantees full system performance and requires the contractor to repair or replace all necessary hardware, software, and accessory components, including those from third parties. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 811210 and is managed by the Department of Commerce.

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Commerce seeks maintenance and repair for 75 Thermo Fisher instruments in Gaithersburg.

Agency

Department of Commerce

NAICS

811210 - Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

Place of Performance

GAITHERSBURG, MD, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Commerce

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Department of Commerce

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DANIEL DENDER

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DOC OSDBU

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Full Description

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Provide service and maintenance for Thermo Fisher Scientific instruments and their associated components to include uninterrupted performance within manufacturer's specifications on a scheduled and as-needed basis. The agreement guarantees the full system performance of these instruments, including third-party accessories. The Contractor shall repair/replace all parts (i.e. hardware, software, accessory components/systems required for the operation of the systems. There are approximately 75 different instruments including mass spectrometers, detectors, autosamplers, ultra-cold freezers, pumps, etc.

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