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Ohio Department of Health - Boom Stand for Stereo Microscope - Olympus SZ61
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The contract involves procuring a new boom stand designed specifically for stereo microscopes, particularly the Olympus SZ61 model. The stand features a 15 to 20-inch horizontal pole and a 15 to 20-inch vertical pole, supported by a 10-inch square base, and includes a focusing mount compatible with a 76mm microscope body. This equipment is essential for detailed examination of mosquito and tick specimens, enabling precise identification to species level. Accurate identification is critical for determining disease vectors and informing local partners to enhance targeted control efforts. The solicitation, issued by the Ohio Department of Health’s Ohio Bureau of Infectious Diseases, emphasizes that only new units are acceptable, excluding refurbished models. The contract value is estimated between $2,000 and $5,000, with a response deadline of June 11, 2024. The procurement aims to ensure the availability of high-quality, reliable equipment to support public health initiatives related to vector-borne disease surveillance and control.
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OH, USASet-Aside
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15”-20” horizontal pole. 15”-20” vertical pole. 10” square base. Focusing mount for 76mm microscope body.
The boom stand for stereo microscope (stereoscope) is used to examine mosquito and tick specimens up close in order to identify them to species. This is necessary in order to 1) identify disease vector species for further testing and 2) provide species information to local partners so they are able to more effectively target control measures.
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