J--Maintenance agreement for 2 Oxford UltimMax 100EDS
Sources Sought from US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY • INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE. Place of performance: {"city":{},"state":{},"country":{}}. Response deadline: Jan 16, 2026. Industry: NAICS 811210 • PSC J066.
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The US Geological Survey is seeking sources for a maintenance agreement for two Oxford UltimMax 100EDS units. This project falls under NAICS code 811210, which encompasses the repair and maintenance of machinery and equipment. Interested bidders should assess their capabilities in servicing high-end analytical equipment, specifically focusing on the Oxford UltimMax model. The intent of this sources sought notice is to evaluate interest and capability in fulfilling this requirement before a solicitation is issued.
The buyer aims to establish a maintenance agreement for two Oxford UltimMax 100EDS units to ensure ongoing operational efficiency and reliability of these precision instruments used for geological surveys and research.
- Assess the current condition of the Oxford UltimMax 100EDS units
- Provide detailed service and maintenance plan
- Outline response times for any service calls or repairs
- Detail cost structure for maintenance agreement
- Confirm availability of replacement parts and components
- Company profile and capabilities statement
- Relevant experience with maintenance of similar equipment
- Proposed maintenance plan and response times
- Pricing structure for maintenance agreement
- List of available support personnel and their qualifications
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- Detailed scope of maintenance required
- Specifications for service response times
- History of previous maintenance agreements
- Cost thresholds set by USGS
- Evaluation criteria for proposals
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