Federal opportunity from Indiana Dept of Health. Place of performance: IN. Response deadline: Mar 21, 2026.
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Sourcing event #0000086874 is for obtaining bids for one fluorescent microscope equipped with a LED illuminator which meets the criteria as outlined in the scope of work. Questions can be emailed to BPope1@health.in.gov and AStultz@health.in.gov. Completed bids must be emailed to AStultz@health.in.gov. A completed bid package MUST be submitted by the due date/time. The bid package is available for download through the Bid Documents link in the Event Name column. This bid is not eligible for electronic bid through the Supplier Portal.
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The Indiana Department of Health is seeking bids for a fluorescent microscope with a LED illuminator as detailed in sourcing event #0000086874. The bid package must be submitted by March 21, 2026, through email, and it is crucial for vendors to review the specifications outlined in the downloadable documents. This is a non-electronic submission process, emphasizing the importance of careful bid preparation and timely submission.
Acquire a specific type of advanced microscope to enhance laboratory capabilities within the Indiana Department of Health.
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