Contract · Federal
USNS Mercy, Leica Histocore Peloris 3 Maintenance
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE NAVY San Diego, CA
- Status Closes in 7 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside No Set aside used
Scope
Pre-Solicitation Notice Notice of Intent to Sole Source USNS Mercy processes tissues onboard the ship for patients during deployment and 5-day activation if necessary.
The equipment used to provide these services requires on-site preventive maintenance, calibration and repairs every twelve (12) months, these services are not available from Biomed resources within the command.
Need: USNS Mercy (home port: Naval Base San Diego, CA) has a requirement for preventative maintenance (PM), calibration and repair services for a Leica Biosystems Histocore Peloris 3 equipment identified below: ECN Mfr.
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Nomenclature Manufacturer Common Model 19994 45110917 TISSUE PROCESSOR LEICA BIOSYSTEMS INC HISTOCORE PELORIS 3 The contractor shall provide a trained Field Service Technician(s) who shall perform periodic preventive maintenance and calibrations for the equipment items and equipment requirements listed in this SOW under Appendix I.
The contractor will provide labor, all supplies, and transportation for technicians to perform the services in accordance with (IAW) Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications, Naval Medical Command P-5132- Equipment Management Manual (NAVMED-P5132), Local Command Instructions, and the Joint Commission Hospital Accreditation Program requirements.
The Contractor shall allow only FULLY QUALIFIED FIELD ENGINEERS AND TECHNICIANS who have gone through OEM Training to perform services on the equipment listed under Appendix 1 of this SOW.
Upon request, contractor shall provide training certificates prior to the start of any services to be performed.
Training certificates and/or certifications will detail training location, training completion date, and training expiration dates.
If any equipment and equipment requirements is found that is not on the...
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 10, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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