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Due to the preliminary stage of this planning activity, there is no statement of work available at this time. The anticipated number of procurements, scope, types of contracts, periods of performance, amount of funding, or set aside possibilities are to be determined. The major elements of scope may include, but are not limited to: integrated planning: coordinate comprehensive analysis plans, data quality objectives, and research and analytical technology support across collaborating organizations. Establish mutually agreed-upon interfaces for analytical chemistry sampling and general analytical support, and manage analytical throughput and waste generation to meet project commitments. Sample analytical chemistry: perform full life-cycle management of samples, including receipt, preparation, and advanced analysis such as inorganic, organic, and radiochemistry. This includes providing structured data reports and deliverables, as well as executing all supporting activities necessary to maintain laboratory readiness, regulatory compliance, and accreditation. This scope also includes receiving site samples and shipment to off-site commercial laboratories. The contractor is responsible for sample documentation and tracking, report qa review, formatting and submittal of results to clients, laboratory subcontract management, roll down of requirements to the laboratories, and resolution of issues. See attached file.
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Supply bench-top ductless fume hood(s) rated for Class IB flammable liquids (e.g., acetone, methanol, n-hexane). Key requirements: NFPA 45 (2024) compliance for chemical fume hoods; SEFA 9 DH III / UL 1805 or Navarro-approved standard; max dimensions ~26" depth × 50" width × ≤54" height (4'-4" desired); continuous exhaust even with face closed; minimum airflow 50 cfm, airflow sensor and alarm; two identical chemical adsorbent filter layers with chemical sensor between layers meeting/exceeding ANSI/AIHA Z9.5 and a filter-breakthrough alarm; spill containment ≥2 L; interior limited-combustible materials; listed by a nationally recognized testing lab for Class IB use; provide ASHRAE 110 (2016) acceptance test procedure, maintenance/spare parts list, sensor calibration or replaceable sensor, timeline, capabilities, and registrations (SAM UEI and Hanford Vendor Registration).
Posted Date
Nov 24, 2025
Due Date
Dec 16, 2025
Release: Nov 24, 2025
Close: Dec 16, 2025
Supply bench-top ductless fume hood(s) rated for Class IB flammable liquids (e.g., acetone, methanol, n-hexane). Key requirements: NFPA 45 (2024) compliance for chemical fume hoods; SEFA 9 DH III / UL 1805 or Navarro-approved standard; max dimensions ~26" depth × 50" width × ≤54" height (4'-4" desired); continuous exhaust even with face closed; minimum airflow 50 cfm, airflow sensor and alarm; two identical chemical adsorbent filter layers with chemical sensor between layers meeting/exceeding ANSI/AIHA Z9.5 and a filter-breakthrough alarm; spill containment ≥2 L; interior limited-combustible materials; listed by a nationally recognized testing lab for Class IB use; provide ASHRAE 110 (2016) acceptance test procedure, maintenance/spare parts list, sensor calibration or replaceable sensor, timeline, capabilities, and registrations (SAM UEI and Hanford Vendor Registration).
AvailableColorado State University\'s College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories are seeking a qualified vendor to initiate a comprehensive project to replace their existing Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) with a single modern, scalable, and user-centric solution.
Posted Date
Oct 16, 2025
Due Date
Dec 31, 2025
Release: Oct 16, 2025
Close: Dec 31, 2025
Colorado State University\'s College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories are seeking a qualified vendor to initiate a comprehensive project to replace their existing Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) with a single modern, scalable, and user-centric solution.
The City of Virginia Beach issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking information from vendors about non-professional technology services. The solicitation (ID RFI-108034 / IV108034) was posted on 2025-11-21 and is scheduled to close on 2025-12-29; vendors must register on the Cityâs supplier portal to access full solicitation documents and submit responses. The RFI is not a grant and documents are hosted on the Cityâs mvendor/CGIEVA portal (official source).
Posted Date
Nov 21, 2025
Due Date
Dec 29, 2025
Release: Nov 21, 2025
Close: Dec 29, 2025
The City of Virginia Beach issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking information from vendors about non-professional technology services. The solicitation (ID RFI-108034 / IV108034) was posted on 2025-11-21 and is scheduled to close on 2025-12-29; vendors must register on the Cityâs supplier portal to access full solicitation documents and submit responses. The RFI is not a grant and documents are hosted on the Cityâs mvendor/CGIEVA portal (official source).
Seeking interest from outside organizations including, but not limited to, commercial entities, educational institutions, non-profit or charitable organizations, and other Governmental Agencies in utilizing the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) facility that is used for activities such as zero-gravity or 1/6th gravity simulations, on-water search and rescue operations, and underwater training activities. world’s largest indoor pools capable of supporting multiple large-scale operations utilizing both underwater and topside assets simultaneously (https://www.nasa.gov/johnson/neutral-buoyancy-laboratory/). While the NBL is primarily used for astronaut training, mission planning, and hardware and tool development, it can also accommodate Department of Defense activities as well as commercial entities. The pool is 202 ft. long, 102 ft. wide, with a depth of 40 ft. and a volume of 6.2 million gallons of chlorinated water maintained between 84° - 86° with state-of-the-art filtration systems for clear visibility. The NBL contains multiple integrated control rooms, video and audio capabilities, SCUBA and surface supplied dive systems, breathing gas of 46% oxygen enriched air nitrox and breathing air, and medical and safety staff. Has proven experience supporting secure operations in an environment allowing for after-hours operations, darkened underwater conditions, and chilled water, down to 38 degrees. Existing infrastructure provides the capability to support numerous projects of various security levels. Ability to simulate zero-g activities or 1/6th gravity activities on simulated lunar regolith for lunar operations. Ability to simulate nighttime activities as well as wind/rain and wave generation environments. Can/have supported: water survival, habitats, remotely operated vehicles, autonomous underwater vehicles, semi-submersibles, etc. The NBL is located next to the Houston Spaceport and Ellington Airfield with access to a taxiway for large hardware delivery, and both indoor and outdoor secure storage facilities. Onsite hyperbaric chambers. High-bay–accessible outdoor secured storage and staging areas. Facility-level uninterruptable power supply, auxiliary electrical power, compressed air, and chilled water. Conference and meeting rooms. Two 25-ton bridge cranes. Fully secured 24/7, ensuring guard-gate–controlled access to the grounds and badge-controlled access within the facility. Three 1.6-ton jib cranes. Additional security options for proprietary projects. Two Davit cranes. Lifting equipment (forklifts, tow tug, aerial platforms, and scissor lifts).
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Posted Date
Nov 14, 2025
Due Date
Mar 1, 2026
Release: Nov 14, 2025
Close: Mar 1, 2026
Seeking interest from outside organizations including, but not limited to, commercial entities, educational institutions, non-profit or charitable organizations, and other Governmental Agencies in utilizing the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) facility that is used for activities such as zero-gravity or 1/6th gravity simulations, on-water search and rescue operations, and underwater training activities. world’s largest indoor pools capable of supporting multiple large-scale operations utilizing both underwater and topside assets simultaneously (https://www.nasa.gov/johnson/neutral-buoyancy-laboratory/). While the NBL is primarily used for astronaut training, mission planning, and hardware and tool development, it can also accommodate Department of Defense activities as well as commercial entities. The pool is 202 ft. long, 102 ft. wide, with a depth of 40 ft. and a volume of 6.2 million gallons of chlorinated water maintained between 84° - 86° with state-of-the-art filtration systems for clear visibility. The NBL contains multiple integrated control rooms, video and audio capabilities, SCUBA and surface supplied dive systems, breathing gas of 46% oxygen enriched air nitrox and breathing air, and medical and safety staff. Has proven experience supporting secure operations in an environment allowing for after-hours operations, darkened underwater conditions, and chilled water, down to 38 degrees. Existing infrastructure provides the capability to support numerous projects of various security levels. Ability to simulate zero-g activities or 1/6th gravity activities on simulated lunar regolith for lunar operations. Ability to simulate nighttime activities as well as wind/rain and wave generation environments. Can/have supported: water survival, habitats, remotely operated vehicles, autonomous underwater vehicles, semi-submersibles, etc. The NBL is located next to the Houston Spaceport and Ellington Airfield with access to a taxiway for large hardware delivery, and both indoor and outdoor secure storage facilities. Onsite hyperbaric chambers. High-bay–accessible outdoor secured storage and staging areas. Facility-level uninterruptable power supply, auxiliary electrical power, compressed air, and chilled water. Conference and meeting rooms. Two 25-ton bridge cranes. Fully secured 24/7, ensuring guard-gate–controlled access to the grounds and badge-controlled access within the facility. Three 1.6-ton jib cranes. Additional security options for proprietary projects. Two Davit cranes. Lifting equipment (forklifts, tow tug, aerial platforms, and scissor lifts).
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