Electro-Mechanical Dynamic Load Frame System and post-warranty Service and Maintenance Agreement Sources Sought

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Background The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), specifically the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), is seeking to acquire an Electro-Mechanical Dynamic Load Frame System along with a post-warranty Service and Maintenance Agreement. This initiative is part of the FDA's commitment to enhance its testing capabilities for medical devices and materials, particularly in compliance with Executive Order 14005, which promotes the use of American-made products. Work Details The contract involves providing and installing an Electro-Mechanical Dynamic Load Frame System that meets specific technical requirements: - The system must be floor-standing with a dual support column design. - It should have an oil-free design to minimize contamination risks and reduce maintenance needs. - The frame must include leveling mechanisms to ensure stability on the floor, with options for securing it in place. - The dimensions of the load frame must adhere to specific constraints: height under 92 inches (2337 mm) to fit through lab doors, maximum height of 140 inches (3556 mm), width under 48 inches (1219 mm), and depth under 48 inches (1219 mm). These measurements exclude any mounted touchscreen displays or control devices.