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AJ11-- Supine to Seated or Standing Lumbar Spine MRI Scan Services - DESCRIPTION This is a Sources Sought Notice issued solely for information and planning purposes. This notice is intended to identify potential sources that possess the capabilities, experience, and resources necessary to provide the services describe
Supine to seated or standing lumbar spine MRI scan services for a VA research study Lumbar spine supine MRI scan, lumbar spine weightbearing MRI scan, radiologist interpretation of pre- WBV MRI scans, deidentified PDF reports, secure electronic access to imaging studies, laboratory space for urine specific gravity measurement
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Sources sought notice for MRI scan services supporting a VA research study. Contractor must be within 100 miles of Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI. Requires MRI equipment for supine and weightbearing (seated/standing) lumbar spine scans. Approximately 39 participants over 4 years starting January 1, 2027. Certified MRI technologists and licensed radiologist required. Deidentified PDF reports within 2 weeks of scan. Secure data transfer via VA-approved methods. Responses due November 10, 2026 via email. No pricing information to be submitted.
Responses shall be submitted via email to ***@***. *. * no later than 11:59 a. m. Eastern time, November 10, 2026. Responses shall be submitted via email to ***@***. *. * no later than 11: 59 a. m. eastern time, november 10, 2026.
Contractor must be located within 100 miles of the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, provide certified MRI technologists, and have a licensed radiologist affiliated with the imaging facility. The contractor shall: be located within one hundred 100 miles of the clement j. zablocki va medical center, milwaukee, wisconsin. provide certified mri technologists to perform all scans.
Interested parties shall not submit pricing information. Interested parties shall not submit pricing information.
Q- TAGG: Quantum Trapped- Atom Gravity Gradiometer - The Quantum Trapped- Atom Gravity Gradiometer ( Q TAGG), developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, is a compact sensing platform designed to achieve extended atom interferometer interrogation times without the height required by conventional free
Quantum trapped- atom gravity gradiometer technology licensing Quantum trapped- atom gravity gradiometer ( Q- TAGGs) sensing platform, atom interferometer technology, spatially multiplexed sensing system, gravity gradient measurement technology
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Los Alamos National Laboratory offers licensing opportunities for the Quantum Trapped-Atom Gravity Gradiometer (Q-TAGGs), a compact quantum sensing platform for gravity gradient measurements. The technology uses guided atom interferometry with spatial multiplexing for subsurface imaging, resource exploration, environmental monitoring, security, and space-based applications. TRL 4, U. S. patent pending (****). Contact ***@***. *. * for licensing agreements.
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