Repair and Installation services for the Heat Exchanger System on a Bruker 9.4 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) system

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Statement of Need and Purpose: The National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), Intramural Research Program (IRP), is conducting market research to identify qualified, responsible sources capable of providing emergency repair parts and installation services for the Heat Exchanger System on NIDA IRP's Bruker 9.4 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) system. The Neuroimaging Research Branch (NRB) within NIDA IRP operates a 9.4 Tesla MRI scanner dedicated to addiction research. The heat exchanger system, a critical component of the scanner, has recently failed. Although a temporary workaround has been implemented by us, it is not a reliable long-term solution and could fail at any time. Failure to permanently resolve this issue poses a significant risk of a magnet quench, which could result in catastrophic damage to the MRI system. Purchase Description: NIDA IRP requires a brand-name or equal Triple-loop heat exchanger; delivery of parts, installation and setup; 12-month warranty. Salient characteristics: NIDA requires a Triple-loop Heat Exchanger System with the following brand-name or equal salient characteristics: Interface with existing scanner software control; Use existing building water supply; Interface with the magnet cryomech system, gradient and shim coil cooling system Ensure stable cryomech working conditions. The Magnet pressure must stabilize at 1040 mbar; Sufficient cooling to the gradient and shim system so that the temperature in these systems do not exceed specified ranges, i.e. do not trigger over temperature protection, using current demanding scan methods (echo-planer imaging). All replacement parts furnished must be new, unused, OEM parts manufactured or authorized by Bruker Corporation. Refurbished, remanufactured, or third-party equivalent parts will not be accepted. Installation must be performed by technicians who are certified by Bruker Corporation to service the 9.4 Tesla MRI Heat Exchanger System. All work must be performed in a manner that preserves and does not void the current manufacturer's warranty on the MRI system. Quantity: Triple-loop heat exchanger; 2 days on site labor for installation and set-up.. Delivery Date: The contractor shall deliver and install the required equipment within 3 months after receipt of order. Period of Performance: 1 year warranty on all parts, labor and travel (including 1 Preventative Maintenance service visit) will start on date of delivery and acceptance. Capability Statement /Information Sought: Companies that believe they possess the capabilities to provide the required products or services should submit documentation of their ability to meet each of the project requirements to the Contracting Officer. The capability statement must specifically address each of the project requirements separately. 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