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Justification for other than full and open competition for UV printer 19TH2026P1318

Solicitation 19TH2026P1318 Copied Notice ID 6d4698d34307453b80d00772d42a243b Copied STATE, DEPARTMENT OF — US EMBASSY BANGKOK
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Posted
Jul 06, 2026
Deadline
No deadline
Set-aside
None
NAICS
3231
PSC
3610

Summary

AI-generated · Jul 07, 2026

The Roland VersaObject MO-240 UV printer is identified as the only market solution capable of meeting all technical and operational requirements within budget. Other brands or models either fail to support core project needs or are prohibitively expensive. A localized vendor is required to avoid customs delays, international freight surcharges, and extended transport timelines, ensuring delivery within five days of the purchase order. The equipment must have a built-in 220V power supply to match Embassy infrastructure, and the vendor must guarantee 24-hour supply replenishment along with complimentary in-person training and on-site warranty service.

If this procurement does not occur through the specified vendor, the Embassy will lose the ability to complete the project work in-house. Forcing the project to an outside contractor would significantly raise outsourced labor and material costs, and outsourcing introduces risks such as missed milestones unless expedited processing fees and overtime labor are incurred.

The Roland VersaObject MO-240 UV printer is the only market solution capable of meeting all technical and operational agency requirements within budget. Alternative brands and models evaluated either failed to support core project requirements or substantially exceeded the necessary scope at a prohibitive price point. Additionally, operational constraints require a localized vendor to eliminate customs clearance delays, international freight surcharges, and extended transport timelines, ensuring a strict 5-day delivery window post-purchase order issuance. The equipment must natively feature a built-in 220V power supply to match Embassy infrastructure, and the vendor must guarantee 24-hour supply replenishment alongside complimentary, in-person training and on-site warranty servicing. If this hardware is not procured urgently through this vendor, the Embassy will lose the capability to complete the project work in-house. Forcing this project to an outside contractor will result in significantly higher outsourced labor and material costs. Furthermore, outsourcing introduces severe operational risks, including missed milestones, unless substantial expedited processing fees and overtime labor costs are incurred.

From Justification posted on Jul 06, 2026

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Details

Solicitation number 19TH2026P1318
Notice ID 6d4698d34307453b80d00772d42a243b
Award number 19TH2026P1318
Notice type Justification
Product / Service (PSC) 3610
NAICS 3231
Place of performance THA
Archive date Aug 05, 2026

Award Information

Awardees
0
Award Date
Jul 02, 2026

Documents

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Contacts

primary
Ramon Menendez-Carreira

Email

secondary
Poonnakrit Pinlaor

Email

Agency

STATE, DEPARTMENT OF
STATE, DEPARTMENT OF
US EMBASSY BANGKOK

Place of Performance


THA

Dates

Posted Jul 06, 2026 1 month ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Awarded Jul 02, 2026 1 month ago