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USA | TX | HARRIS COUNTY | HOUSTON

Harris County - TX

RSO - Antinuclear Antibody ( ANA) Testing System for Harris Health - Harris Health is seeking offers from qualified vendors to provide and install an Antinuclear Antibody ( ANA) Testing System, including associated software and middleware, reagents, consumables, training, and ongoing service support.

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USA | TX | TARRANT COUNTY | SAN ANTONIO

Veterans Affairs, Department Of- Veterans Affairs, Department Of- 257- Network Contract Office 17 ( 36C257)

Antibody Detection Reagents/ Diagnostic Test Kits

****- Blood Bank Reagents - THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE ONLY. This notice does NOT constitute a request for quote ( RFQ), request for proposal ( RFP), or invitation for bid ( IFB). No solicitation is currently available. This Sources Sought is issued solely for information and

Blood bank reagents for manual blood typing and serum antibody detection Albacyte A1 cells, Albacyte A2 cells, Albacyte B cells, Albacyte IgG sensitized cells weak, Albacyte antibody ID panel 16 cell, Albacyte C3 coated red blood cells

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USA | WI | MILWAUKEE COUNTY | MILWAUKEE | 53259

Veterans Affairs, Department Of- Veterans Affairs, Department Of- 252- Network Contract Office 12 ( 36C252)

Blood Donor Testing/ Infectious Disease Testing/ Serology Testing/ Nucleic Acid Testing/ Virology Testing/ Blood Testing Services/ Diagnostic Testing/ Laboratory Testing

Q301-- Blood Donor Panel Testing for Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center ( FHCC) - SOURCES SOUGHT SYNOPSIS The Department of Veterans Affairs is issuing this sources sought synopsis as a means of conducting market research to identify parties having an interest in and the resources to support a requirement for Blood Don Services fo

Blood donor panel testing services for Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center ( FHCC) Standard donor panel ( anti- HIV1/2, p24 combo, hepatitis B surface Ag, anti- hepatitis B core, anti- HTLV 1/HTLV 2, serologic test syphilis, anti- hepatitis C virus 2. 0, ABO Rh typing, red cell alloantibody screen, HBV/HCV/HIV by mini pool NAT), anti- CMV, Trypanosoma cruzi Chagas antibody IgG, West Nile virus by IDT NAT, Babesia DNA/RNA by mini pool or IDT NAT, isohemagglutinin titer anti- A/anti- B 1: 256, HLA TRALI mitigation, red cell antibody identification

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USA | NJ | MONMOUTH COUNTY | LINCROFT | 07738 Small City

County Of Monmouth - NJ

Perform pre- employment medical examinations and additional medical testing services for various monmouth county departments for the period of january 1, 2027 through december 31, 2027

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Lot 35: Lyme antibody test

Lot 36: Confirmation testing for positive lyme antibody test

Lot 1: Medical examination including health history with occupational focus; vitals, height, weight, temp and blood pressure; snellen vision

Lot 2: Medical examination per osha hazwoper standard, including osha respirator questionnaire and clearance, medical history with emphasis on symptoms related to handling hazardous substances and health hazards; fitness for duty; snellen vision; scripts for self- administration of duo nerve agent auto injectors

Lot 3: Dot exam ( w/card) performed according to dot regulations; includes issuance of medical certificate note: dot exam includes the following ( 6/20): dot exam ( w/card), including health history with occupational focus; vitals, height, weight, temp and blood pressure; snellen vision; forced whisper; epworth sleepiness scale; urinalysis

Lot 4: Audiogram

Lot 5: Comprehensive metabolic panel

Lot 6: Complete blood count

Lot 7: Urinalysis

Lot 8: Chest x- ray 2- view

Lot 9: Chest x- ray 2- view ( optional for employees over 40 at 5 year intervals); required at exit

Lot 10: Drug screen 10- panel w/mro

Lot 11: Ekg

Lot 12: Ekg ( optional for employees over 40 at 5 year intervals)

Lot 13: Pulmonary function test

Lot 14: Lipid panel

Lot 15: Osha respirator questionnaire & clearance

Lot 16: Ishihara testing ( color vision)

Lot 17: Dot drug screen 5- panel w/mro

Lot 18: Ppd & reading

Lot 19: Ppd onsite reading ( cost per hour) $ 63. 00/hour/team member for onsite ppd related services

Lot 20: Blood glucose

Lot 21: Cardiac treadmill stress test ( age 45 and over if medically indicated)

Lot 22: Hepatitis b vaccination series of 3; cost per shot

Lot 23: Hepatitis b antibody titer

Lot 24: Urine for cadmium

Lot 25: Urine for heavy metal screening

Lot 26: Urine for arsenic

Lot 27: Urine for zinc

Lot 28: Blood test - lead levels

Lot 29: Respirator physician examination - if indicated per osha respq review for clearance

Lot 30: Pulmonary function test - if indicated per osha respq review for clearance

Lot 31: Cbc w/differential - if indicated per osha respq review for clearance

Lot 32: Chest x- ray single - view - if indicated per osha respq review for clearance

Lot 33: Cholinesterase

Lot 34: Bio- monitoring measurement of specific substances or metabolites in blood or urine; total not to exceed $ 1, 000 ( pricing is dependent of testing required)

Lot 35: Lyme antibody test

Lot 36: Confirmation testing for positive lyme antibody test

Lot 37: Instant pregnancy test

Lot 38: West nile virus antibodies

Lot 39: Covid- 19 test ( required prior to cardiac stress test)

Lot 40: Audiogram - if indicated per dot forced whisper test

Lot 41: Tutmus vision test

Lot 42: Additional miscellaneous tests and reviews

Lot 43: 2- dose hepatitis b vaccine - hepatitis b vaccine # 1 $ **** - hepatitis b vaccine # 2 $ **** ( 2nd dose to be administered one month after the first dose)

Lot 44: Pope test with capacity

Lot 45: Pope test - standard

Lot 46: Qft bloodwork for tb

Lot 47: Uric acid

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