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Near Infrared Spectrometer
(Expired)From: Federal Government(Federal)
 Basic Details |  Start Date09 Jul, 2018 (about 5 years ago) Due Date10 Jul, 2018 (about 5 years ago) TypeBid NotificationIdentifierFDA-SOL-18-1194511 | ||||
 Customer / Agency | Department of Health and Human Services | ||||
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Jul 02, 2018 2:22 pm Market Research/ Sources Sought Notice (SSN) for Near Infrared Spectrometer as per attached.
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Jul 06, 2018 3:46 pm Extend due date to allow Government to provide answers to questions received.
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Jul 09, 2018 2:16 pm The purpose of this notice is to post questions received in response to the Sources Sought Notice and responses to those questions, as follows:
Question 1: In regards to the detection wavelengths, the document does not specifically state wavelength requirements. Since NIR can be considered from 800nm-2200nm, two very different detectors can be used to cover part or all of this range. Can you state the specific wavelength range required for measurements?
Answer 1: We are particularly interested in the range 1150 - 2200 nm.
Question 2: Spectral resolution is a major consideration as well, which determines which spectrometer and gratings should be used in conjunction with the detector. What is the spectral resolution required for this application?
Answer 2: The desired resolution would be not greater than 1nm.
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Jul 02, 2018 2:22 pm Market Research/ Sources Sought Notice (SSN) for Near Infrared Spectrometer as per attached.
Added:
Jul 06, 2018 3:46 pm Extend due date to allow Government to provide answers to questions received.
Added:
Jul 09, 2018 2:16 pm The purpose of this notice is to post questions received in response to the Sources Sought Notice and responses to those questions, as follows:
Question 1: In regards to the detection wavelengths, the document does not specifically state wavelength requirements. Since NIR can be considered from 800nm-2200nm, two very different detectors can be used to cover part or all of this range. Can you state the specific wavelength range required for measurements?
Answer 1: We are particularly interested in the range 1150 - 2200 nm.
Question 2: Spectral resolution is a major consideration as well, which determines which spectrometer and gratings should be used in conjunction with the detector. What is the spectral resolution required for this application?
Answer 2: The desired resolution would be not greater than 1nm.
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Location
Address: FDA/White Oak Campus 10903 New Hampshire Ave Silver Spring, Maryland 20993 United States
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