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R10 Lab: Biotage® Horizon 3100 Oil & Grease (Automated SPE) Extraction System "

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The Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 is conducting market research via solicitation 68HE0726Q0052 to identify vendors capable of providing a Biotage Horizon 3100 Oil and Grease Automated SPE Extraction System or an equivalent for the Region 10 Manchester Environmental Laboratory in Port Orchard, Washington. The system must be compliant with EPA Method 1664B, demonstrating a Method Detection Limit of 1.4 mg/L or less. Technical requirements specify a system with three independent stations for autonomous sample extraction, the ability to extract and rinse 1L Boston Round sample bottles, and a physical footprint within 36 inches wide by 24 inches deep. The equipment must be UL listed and operate at 120V, 60Hz. The procurement includes a comprehensive list of OEM components, such as a vacuum pump, solvent delivery systems for hexane and conditioning solvents, and various flasks and adapters. It also requires supplies for up to 150 samples and a minimum one-year warranty covering all labor, parts, and travel. Delivery is required within 30 days of award. Interested respondents must submit their information through FedConnect by September 25, 2026, including their SAM Unique Entity Identifier, socio-economic status, and details regarding any existing government-wide acquisition contracts. Compliance with the Buy American Act and the Nonmanufacturer Rule is required, necessitating documentation of the product's country of origin and domestic content thresholds.

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EPA Region 7 seeks vendors for an automated oil and grease extraction system.

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Environmental Protection Agency → Region 7View Agency

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334516 - Analytical Laboratory Instrument ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Port Orchard, WA, 98366-8204, USA

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SOW - OG Extractor System (Draft)

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68HE0726Q0052 - RFI for Biotage Horizon 3100 Oil & Grease Extraction System

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AgencyEnvironmental Protection Agency → Region 7
Contacts1 person available
OfficeLenexa, KS, 66219, USA
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Office AddressLenexa, KS, 66219, USA
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James ArnoldContracting Officer

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R10 Lab: Biotage® Horizon 3100 Oil & Grease (Automated SPE) Extraction System "Brand Name or Equal" In Accordance with the attached Request for Information and Statement of Work/Specifications.

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