Siemens Vision 600 PET/CT scanner or equivalent

Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health · NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH OLAO

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Solicitation number: RFP-NIH-OD-26-006312
Notice type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
NAICS: 334510
Product service code: 6525
Set-aside: Unrestricted
Posted: 2026-08-14
Response deadline: Aug 25, 2026, 4:00 PM UTC
Place of performance: Bethesda, MD
Contracting contact: ryssa.nix@nih.gov

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Statement of work, as posted

Acquisition of one Siemens Vision 600 PET/CT scanner or equivalent. This procurement is urgently needed to replace an existing PET/CT scanner that will be end of service life on 31DEC2026 with a new state-of-the art PET/CT imaging system. The replacement will be used to perform clinical PET/CT scans in Clinical Center adult and pediatric patients with cancer and other serious conditions. The proposed PET/CT with state-of-the art sensitivity, resolution and field of view renders the current scanner obsolete. The resulting improved image quality allows for better detection and characterization of lesions, which is essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. It is a requirement and responsibility for the Clinical Center to make available state-of-the-art imaging technology supporting its innovative clinical research protocols and to replace obsolete technology. This procurement is necessary for continuity of safe and quality patient care and is directly related to human safety. There is no alternative to this obsolete PET/CT beyond 31DEC2026. Expedited procurement processing is respectfully requested. PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR DETAILS.

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Point of contact: Chris Ryssa Nix
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Email: ryssa.nix@nih.gov

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