Radiation Safety Dosimetry Services

The government authority located in Minnesota is seeking radiation safety dosimetry services to monitor worker radiation exposure. The agency requires the integration of digital and passive dosimeters supported by a centralized online management system. This system must provide comprehensive customer support and standardized report generation designed to meet all applicable regulatory requirements. The scope of work demands digital, real-time personal monitoring devices that measure radiation exposure as it occurs. These devices must provide easy-to-read exposure data on an online system and maintain a reliable battery life sufficient to last a monitoring period without recharge or replacement. The hardware must be durable enough for daily use in laboratory or clinical settings, store retrievable exposure data, and require minimal training for users. The agency requires a clear process for device replacement or repair with a guaranteed turnaround time for malfunctioning units. Bidders must also provide the ability to configure monitoring periods to comply with University needs. Eligible bidders must perform the work offsite and be located onshore within the United States. The contract period will span one year. The agency has not disclosed a specific budget and is looking for proposals to determine costs. All questions regarding this opportunity must be submitted no later than June 18, 2026.