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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer

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The University of Kansas is soliciting bids for a 400 MHz Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer under solicitation number 3229481, with the RFP posted on July 21, 2026, and responses due by August 4, 2026. Interested parties must review the RFP Snapshot, Scope of Work, and Instructions available in the Attachments tab to understand the evaluation criteria, product requirements, and submission expectations. All responses must be completed through the Euna Procurement platform powered by Ion Wave, with key information entered in the Attributes tab, milestones outlined in the Activities tab, and supporting documentation uploaded in the Response Attachments tab. All red-starred fields are mandatory for a valid submission, and failure to complete them will result in disqualification. Direct inquiries regarding the commodity, technical specifications, or evaluation process should be addressed solely to Nicole Ernzen at nicole.ernzen@ku.edu or 785-864-0726. Technical issues with the Ion Wave platform during business hours should be directed to Rob Kottenbrock at rob.kottenbrock@ku.edu, while after-hours system support is available by calling 844-226-3862 and following the prompts or emailing support.ionwave@eunasolutions.com. Neither Rob nor the Ion Wave support team can provide clarification on procurement requirements or evaluation criteria. The instrument is expected to be deployed in Kansas, and all bids must comply with the terms and conditions outlined in the RFP documentation.

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University of Kansas seeks 400 MHz NMR spectrometer bids due August 4, 2026, via Ion Wave platform.

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University Of KansasView Agency

NAICS

334516 - Analytical Laboratory Instrument ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

KS, USA

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RFP 3229481 - NMR Spectrometer for University of Kansas

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RFP Scope of Work for 400 MHz NMR Spectrometer - KU Molecular Structures Group

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Bid Invitation

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KU-146a Rev 02-25 Contractual Provisions Attachment

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Solicitation Instructions for University of Kansas Procurement

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Supplier Travel & Expense Reimbursement Addendum

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University of Kansas Strategic Partnership Attachment

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AgencyUniversity Of Kansas
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OfficeKS, USA
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Greetings! Please start your review of the 400 MHz Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer by first reading the RFP Snapshot located in the Attachments tab. The RFP Snapshot provides high level details about our evaluation including the product/service category, RFP timeline, and evaluation criteria. Next, you should read the RFP Scope of Work and the RFP Instructions, which are also located in the Attachments section. After you review those materials, prepare your submission by working through each tab from left-to-right here in Euna Procurement, powered by Ion Wave . Most responses to this RFP will be addressed in the Attributes tab. However, key milestones can be found in the Activities tab and any requested documentation should be uploaded in the Response Attachments tab. Please Note: All required (i.e. red-starred) fields must be completed to successfully submit a bid. Questions about the commodity, requirements, or the evaluation process itself should be directed to the assigned Procurement Officer identified in the Bid Contact Info area in this tab. However, should you run into any technical (system) challenges or have problems registering as a supplier in ION WAVE during normal business hours, you can contact Rob Kottenbrock at rob.kottenbrock@ku.edu . After hours, you can contact ION WAVE at 844-226-3862 Listen to the prompts to connect with your Ion Wave team - Option 1, then 2, or support.ionwave@eunasolutions.com with your technical questions. Please note: Neither Rob, nor ION WAVE can address questions about the commodity, requirements, or process. Thank you for your interest in participating in this evaluation and good luck! #rockchalkjayhawk #goku

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