Noimuse S3 Athena Headbands and Accessories Tender

• Country: USA
• Summary: Noimuse S3 Athena Headbands and Accessories
• UST Ref No: 138237411
• Deadline: 06 Apr 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: PCA-NIMH-01917
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• Description:
• PRE-SOLICITATION NON-COMPETITIVE -
  Notice of Intent to Sole Source
  SOLICITATION NUMBER: PCA-NIMH-01917
  TITLE: Muse S3 Athena Headbands and Accessories.
  RESPONSE DATE: April 6, 2026, at 4:00 pm EST.
  PRIMARY POINT OF CONTACT:
  Jaddua Johnston
  Jaddua.Johnston@nih.gov
  Phone: 240-569-0006
  INTRODUCTION:
  THIS IS A PRE-SOLICITATION NON-COMPETITIVE (NOTICE OF INTENT) SYNOPSIS TO AWARD A CONTRACT WITHOUT PROVIDING FOR FULL OR OPEN COMPETITION (INCLUDING BRAND-NAME).
  The Genetic Epidemiology Research Branch (GERB) of NIMH is studying the circadian and seasonal rhythms of the internal and external domains and correlates of mood regulation and mood disorders in a community-based sample of families in collaboration with the Experimental Therapeutics Branch of NIMH and the Metabolic Clinical Research Unit of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive Diseases (NIDDK) at the NIH Clinical Center. The chief aim is to characterize the inter-relationships of the domains associated with emotional states including sleep, physical activity, diet, cognitive function, and physical health with physiology including heart rate, cortisol, melatonin, and energy metabolism in both clinical and ecological settings. This study is testing the feasibility, reliability and validity of a comprehensive mobile ecological toolkit (MET-c) has been developed for participants that tests these domains in their home environments. This project has already enrolled more than 50 adults and children and now urgently requires additional resources to fulfill the aims of the protocol. This order involves studies of sleep architecture including clinical sleep studies (polysomnography) in the NIH Clinical Center and remote sleep studies in the participant-s home environments. After a review of available remote sleep devices, we previously selected and purchased the Muse-S headbands Interaxon Inc., for the MET-c, and have now employed the device in 20 participants wi...
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