WE SEEK TO PURCHASE TWO TEG6S SYSTEMS FROM HAEMONETICS. THESE INSTRUMENTS ALLOW A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF BLOOD COAGULATION PARAMETERS. THIS SYSTEM GENERATES DATA, INCLUDING BREAKDOWN OF BLOOD…
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The University of New Mexico is issuing a notice of intent for a sole-source purchase from Haemonetics Corporation in the amount of 71,800.00 dollars. The procurement is for two TEG6S systems intended for use by the Department of Cell Biology and Physiology. These instruments are required for the comprehensive assessment of blood coagulation parameters, specifically providing critical data on the breakdown of blood clots in rat models of trauma that other available systems cannot perform. This procurement is being pursued under NMSA 1978 Section 13-1-126 based on the unique expertise and proprietary Thromboelastography technology provided by Haemonetics Corporation. As the contract is not yet executed, alternative sources may be submitted within 15 calendar days. The solicitation is identified by number 221505987 and is associated with a performance period centered around September 25, 2026.
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