Proposals Due: Monday, February 5, 2018 - University Of Iowa
1170-93STUDENT TECHNOLOGY FEE PROPOSALProposals Due: Monday, February 5, 2018Approved awards funded after July 1, 2018Department: Earth & Environmental SciencesBudget Request:YearHardware2018-2019 1,491.91Software 10,375Other Salaries 2019-2020 2020-2021 2021-2022 Totals:Total 11,866.91Brief description of proposal:The purpose of this proposal is to request funds to modernize scanning electron microscope instrumentsoftware and purchase new imaging and mapping software for use in undergraduate classroom andresearch projects.Please attach the following items (in order) to this cover sheet: Narrative (1-2 pages maximum) – The proposal narrative must address the following: State the general purpose of the request and the educational needs to be addressed. Describe the role of the requested project in teaching. What specific courses will benefit from the project? Why is the project important for these courses? How frequently are these courses offered, and how many students are enrolled (based on records orprojections)? How will it benefit students? Explain why available resources cannot meet this need. Budget – The budget must include a detailed list of expected expenditures, itemized into the followingcategories for each year: Hardware/Other Equipment (computers, peripheral devices, accessories); please specifyrepresentative model types for equipment priced over 1,000 Software and licenses Other expenses such as wiring, supplies or furniture (furniture enables the requested technology) Labor (cost of labor for staff required to install, maintain, and/or support the project) Budget Justification (1 page) – The budget justification must explain why the budgeted items areneeded to fulfill the needs of the proposal. In particular, the types and level of the major equipmentpurchases must be justified. Installation & Management Plan (1 page) – Please provide a comprehensive plan for the installation,support and maintenance of the equipment and/or facility. It must address such infrastructure issues asspace, accessibility, furniture, power, and networking, as well as any technical staffing requirements for theinstallation and the operation of the facility (including resources to provide that staffing). OneIT andFacilities Management will review proposals in order to help assess feasibility. Note that the sponsor of anyproposal should request CLAS Technology Services staff to review and make suggestions on practicality ofthe project specifications. Please document that communication in the proposal. DEO Endorsement (1 page) – The DEO of the department must provide a letter of endorsementdescribing how the proposal relates to the departmental mission and priorities. For multiple proposalscoming from a single department, the DEO must prioritize the projects. Multiple DEO letters can besubmitted if several units will share the facility.
2018-19 STUDENT TECHNOLOGY FEE PROPOSALGeneral purpose/educational needsThe general purpose of this request is for funds to modernize scanning electron microscope (SEM) energydispersive spectroscopy (EDS) program software and to purchase new imaging and X-ray mappingsoftware for use in classroom instruction and undergraduate research projects. The research-teachingclassroom link has become critical to Earth Science education over the past 30 years, and the integration offield, analytical, and modeling skills are critical to the 21st-Century Earth Science curriculum. Students mustbe able to direct observation of geochemical and geophysical measurements from analytical studies gainedin a laboratory, with direct field observations gained during field courses, with theoretical and conceptualmodels introduced to them in the classroom. World class Earth Science education requires world classequipment and analytical facilities for student education, training, and research opportunities.Role of requested items in teachingThe imaging and X-ray geochemical mapping software requested in this proposal will be used to developclassroom exercises that allow students to collect image and spatial chemical data in conjunction with directobservation of materials. The current imaging and X-ray mapping software has extremely limitedcapabilities that have already been extensively used for undergraduate coursework and research. Wecurrently have four faculty who routinely mentor undergraduate student research projects with the currentequipment. The new software will permit more students to use the technology, as the time required to imageand map will be greatly reduced. Additionally, the new software will expose students to the current state-ofthe-science in analytical geochemistry imaging and mapping. Instructors will be able to use the newequipment and software for a range of courses and purposes. Of greatest significance is the ability to linkfield courses/field trips where we show students the largest scale geological structures and features, collectsamples in the field, then utilize the new equipment to show them how geochemical partitioning anddistribution in the nano-/micro-scales impact the outcrop-scale features they saw in the field, and viceversa. This equipment provides on of the missing links in the chain of laboratory-classroom-field that is socritical to Earth Science education. We have an excellent tradition of field training at the University of Iowaand our undergraduate students in the Geoscience major average more than 60 days in the field by the timethey graduate. Unfortunately they average less than one week of classroom-related time in analyticallaboratories by the time they graduate and this request will provide greater opportunity for classroominstruction to include analytical techniques. One option will be for the instructor to use the software toexplore the changing minerology and chemistry of collected samples from a targeted field area to developan exercise based on important geologic sites, such as economic mineral deposits or drill cores. Anotheroption will be for students to map rock and mineral textures as part of a class assignment to betterunderstand the relationship between the micro and the macro and the evolution of Earth surface features andhazards, such as volcanos. A third option will be to produce maps of rock samples prior to and/or followingdepartment field trips or field classes/exercises, where students can combine direct field observations andgeochemical data, into an integrative field/lab/classroom project. Finally, the software will allow students toquickly map student research samples in preparation for travel to a national laboratory.What specific courses will benefit from these items?Many courses in the Earth and Environmental Sciences Department have the potential to benefit from theacquisition of upgraded imaging and X-ray mapping.Course No./TitleEES:2410 MineralogyEES:2831 Field MethodsEES:3110 Chemical Evolution of the OceansEES:3300 Sedimentary GeologyEES:3500 Igneous and Metamorphic PetrologyEES:4490 Elements of GeochemistryEES:4520 Isotope GeochemistryEES:4750 Mineral & Petroleum ExplorationEES:4831 Field AnalysisEES:5530 GeochronologyFrequency offeredFallSummerSpring (Alt)FallSpringFall (Alt)Fall (Alt)Spring (Alt)SummerSpring (Alt)Average enrollment15252025151515201515
2018-19 STUDENT TECHNOLOGY FEE PROPOSALHow many students will benefit from these items and in what ways?The list of courses that would benefit from the purchase of the proposed item has an average enrollment of180 students over two academic years and includes five required courses within the Geoscience major. Inaddition, undergraduate students are already utilizing the current imaging and mapping software, but theability to integrate additional students will increase with new software. A 2013 report from GeorgetownUniversity used O*Net occupational data to characterize the most desirable skills for the future USworkforce. The report states that leadership, communication, and analysis skills are extremely importantfor 96% of all occupations. It is widely recognized that students who are competitive upon graduation areable to collect, analyze, and interpret quantitative and qualitative data and draw inferences fromthem. Students acquire these skills by conducting undergraduate research. Findings of undergraduateresearch experiences demonstrate that students, faculty, institutions, and the community all benefit frominvolving students in research. Through research-led learning, students develop cognitive skills, learn todevelop and maintain personal and professional relationships, and progress their career and educationalambitions.BudgetSoftwareESPRIT 2.0 Software Upgrade- includes ESPRIT 2.0 Software, User Manual, licenseQ214 ESPRIT ImageStitchQ246 ESPRIT ImageExtensionQ241 ESPRIT StageControlQ242 ESPRIT JobsHardwareDell Precision Tower 5810 XLDell UltraSharp 24 Monitor – U2415TOTAL 2,875.00 500.00 1,500.00 2,000.00 3,500.00 1,280.91 211.00 11,866.91Budget JustificationESPRIT 2.0 is the up-to-date software for Bruker EDS detectors. Importantly, it will allow the system to beupgraded to Windows 7, integration into the University of Iowa network and greater access for students andresearchers to the system. The new software will require a new computer and monitor for the system.Current imaging and mapping software modules allow for single tile images and maps only, with low upperresolution limits and significant spherical aberration effects when using a wide field of view. TheStageControl module allows the EDS software to control the SEM stage to navigate a large sample area.The Jobs module allows the user to specify corners of a large sample area to be mapped and imaged. Smallarea, high resolution images and maps are collected automatically within the specified corners. Using theImageStitch module, the software will auto-stitch collected small area, high resolution images and mapsfrom Jobs. The modules used together produce large field of view images and maps at high resolutions andfree of spherical aberration. The state of the art Bruker EDS silicon drift detector (SDD) technologyprocesses X-ray signals faster than most detector methods.Installation and Management PlanInitial acquisition of these items and development of course materials is a one-time expense; the use ofthese items by an instructor will occur as part of their regular duties. Full-time Central MicroscopyResearch Facility (CMRF) staff will manage the software and train students and researchers in use of thesoftware as part of their regular duties. No other installation or management plan is required.
BRUKER AXS5465 East Cheryl ParkwayMadison, WI 53711Tel: 708-386-9684Fax: (908) 842-0396www.bruker.comQuotation No : 02012018MK01-IAQuote to: University of IowaAddress: Iowa City, IAvalid until: June 30, 2018ESPRIT 2 Upgrade for QUANTAX EDS and EBSD SystemsESPRIT 2.0 is the latest micro- and nano-analysis software for SEM and TEM. The SEM package unites 4methods under a single user interface: EDS, WDS, EBSD and Micro-XRF for SEM. The new architecture makesit easy for the user to switch between methods with a single mouse click, and facilitates combining differentmethod results from the same sample. Combining techniques provides a more comprehensive analysis and canreveal details not accessible to a single technique alone. Supported combined techniques include, but are notlimited to:EDS and EBSDEDS and WDSEDS and Micro-XRF for SEM.The 64-bit software architecture supports the handling of large datasets. ESPRIT 2 is designed to suit the needsof all levels of users - from beginner to expert. Novices will benefit from the assistants that help performingroutine tasks without having to learn details of the measurement method. More experienced users will value theoption to drill down deeper when desired, allowing both detailed setup of measurements as well as in-depthanalysis of results and automation of tasks.Q135ESPRIT 2.0 software upgrade Set 1- ESPRIT 2.0 software- User manual- Updated ESPRIT license for measure system- Updated ESPRIT License for offline data stations (if applicable) 2,875Software Options Q214 ESPRIT ImageStitch, automatic stitching of overlapping imagesQ246 ESPRIT Image Extension (requires Stage Control)Q241 ESPRIT StageControl, control of the motor stage in SEM2Q242 ESPRIT Jobs, automatic task processing1Price:Price:Price:Price: 500 1,500 2,000 3,500Terms of Delivery: Date of delivery: 2 months after receipt and confirmation of order Prices: FOB Madison WI Payment: 60% with order (payable upon receipt of invoice), 40% upon acceptance, Net 30 Warranty: one year from date of installation. Software updates one year from date of installation are free of charge.Mark S. Kelsey12Requires Q202 ESPRIT Vision.Requires Q241 ESPRIT StageControl.Bruker AXS, Sales, page 1
BRUKER AXS5465 East Cheryl ParkwayMadison, WI 53711Tel: 708-386-9684Fax: (908) 842-0396www.bruker.comQuotation No : 02012018MK01-IAvalid until: June 30, 2018Bruker Nano GmbH and SubsidiariesTerms and Conditions of Sale1. GENERAL. Orders are accepted by Bruker Nano GmbH and Subsidiaries(“Seller”) subject to these terms and conditions.be considered a separate independent transaction, and payment thereforshall be made accordingly.These terms and conditions apply to the exclusion of all other terms. In caseof a conflict, inconsistency or addition not expressly accepted in writing bySeller, the terms and conditions of sale provided herein shall be consideredas superseding the conflicting, inconsistent or additional terms stated inBuyer’s purchase order, order form, contract or otherwise.(e) If for any reason the delivery is delayed at Buyer s request, Seller maystore the goods at Buyer’s expense and risk in the name of Buyer.The acceptance of an order will supersede all prior communications andconstitute a complete and binding contract between the party purchasingequipment hereunder (“Buyer”) and Seller, which contract cannot be modifiedor canceled without the written agreement of both parties.7. TAXES. Quoted prices do not include federal, state or local excise, sales,use or similar taxes. Accordingly, in addition to the prices specified on theQuotation, the amount of any applicable excise, sales, use and/or similartaxes will appear as separate items on the invoice and will be paid by Buyerunless prior to shipment Seller receives an appropriate tax exemptioncertificate from Buyer.8. ACCEPTANCE / CUSTOMER SPECIFIC ACCEPTANCE (“CSA”).2. OFFER / CONCLUSION OF CONTRACT.Seller’s quotations shall be non-binding and subject to change unlessexpressly indicated otherwise.Buyer's order constitutes a legally binding offer to enter into a contract.The acceptance of an order shall be by way of a written contract confirmationby Seller (including by email). If no written confirmation is issued, a contract(subject to these terms and conditions) shall take effect by placing at disposalthe goods. In this case, Buyer shall waive the receipt of a written confirmation.3. SHIPMENT. Seller shall attempt to comply with, but will not guarantee,shipping date and loading and routing instructions. Seller reserves the right toallow or prorate shipments against all orders whenever, in its judgment, anoversold condition exists as to any particular product manufactured or sold byit. In the event of a default by Buyer, Seller may decline to make furthershipments without waiving any of its rights under such order. If, despite suchdefault, Seller elects to continue to make shipment, its action shall notconstitute a waiver regarding, or otherwise diminish, Seller’s legal remedieswith respect to such default or any future default.Any claims of Buyer for compensation due to the inability to deliver goods, ordue to delays in delivery, shall be limited as set forth in Section 15 of theseterms and conditions.4. TITLE AND DELIVERY. All sales are made EXW factory, Incoterms 2010and Buyer shall pay all freight, duties, cartage and handling. Title and risk ofloss or damage shall pass from Seller to Buyer upon Seller’s putting thematerial purchased hereunder in good condition into the possession of acommon carrier, such carrier acting as Buyer’s agent.5. PRICES. Irrespective of any prices quoted by Seller or listed on Buyer’sorder, an order is accepted only at the prices shown on Seller’s writtenquotation (the “Quotation”). Installation of utilities required for equipment isnot included in the specified price.6. PAYMENT TERMS.(a) Unless agreed otherwise, payment terms shall be as set forth in Seller squotations.(b) Buyer shall be automatically deemed in default upon expiration of theapplicable period for payment under the preceding paragraph (a) without theneed for a default notice to be issued. During any period of default, the priceshall bear interest at the applicable statutory rate for default interest. Sellerreserves the right to claim additional damages for default.(c) All orders are subject to credit approval by Seller. The amount of anycredit extended by Seller to Buyer may be changed, and such credit may bewithdrawn by Seller. With respect to an order on which credit is not extendedby Seller or, if extended, is subsequently withdrawn, shipment or deliveryshall be made, at Seller’s election, cash with order (in whole or in part),C.O.D., letter of credit or Sight Draft attached to Bill of Lading or othershipping documents, with all costs of collection for the account of Buyer. If, inthe judgment of Seller, the financial condition of Buyer does not justifycontinuation of production or shipment on the terms of payment originallyspecified, Seller may require full or partial payment in advance. In the eventany proceeding is brought by or against Buyer under any bankruptcy orinsolvency laws, Seller shall be entitled, in addition to any other remedies atlaw or in equity, to (i) stop or divert any shipment in transit, (ii) cancel anyorder then outstanding and/or (iii) receive reimbursement for its cancellationcharges.(d) Seller shall be entitled to partial performances to the extent that (i) thepartial performance can be used by Buyer in the context of the contractuallyintended purpose, (ii) the performance of the remaining parts is ensured and(iii) Buyer does not incur any additional costs as a result. Each shipment shall8.1 Where it has been expressly agreed that Buyer's acceptance (in themeaning of § 640 German Civil Code) is required, then Buyer will accept thepurchased equipment in accordance with the agreed CSA provisions. Theparties will give priority to achieving CSA and the purchased equipment shallnot be used by Buyer for material production, for development of newprocesses or for any purposes other than achieving CSA, prior to successfulcompletion or waiver of the CSA provisions.It is the responsibility of the Buyer to ensure that all the required facilities areready and site preparation is completed for successful commencement ofCSA on delivery of the equipment.8.2 In the event of a delay in acceptance despite readiness for acceptance,the goods shall be deemed accepted if a) CSA has not been commencedwithin 30 days after delivery and completed within 60 days after delivery(through no fault of Seller) or b) (if an additional installation has been agreed)CSA has not been commenced within 15 days after any agreed installationand completed within 45 days after any agreed installation (through no fault ofSeller), if not agreed otherwise or c) Buyer has started using the goods and15 days have elapsed since delivery or (if applicable) any agreed installation.9. FORCE MAJEURE. Seller shall not be liable for failure to performoccasioned by strikes, lockouts, labor difficulties, riots, inability or difficulty inobtaining or procuring supplies, labor or transportation, fires, storms, floods,earthquakes, explosions, accidents, acts of God, interference by civil ormilitary authorities, whether legal or de facto, acts of the public enemy, war,rebellion, insurrection, sabotage, embargoes, orders given priority by anypublic authority or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of Seller ifsuch event was not foreseeable at the time when the contract was enteredinto.10. PATENTS. If a third party claims that the purchased equipment infringesthat party’s patent or copyright or other intellectual property right, Seller willdefend Buyer against that claim and will pay all costs, damages andattorneys’ fees that a court finally awards, provided that Buyer: (a) promptlynotifies Seller in writing of the claim, and (b) allows Seller to control, andcooperates with Seller in, the defense and any related settlementnegotiations.If such a claim is made or appears likely, Seller, at its option, may obtain alicense to enable Buyer to continue to use the product, may modify theproduct or may replace it with one that is functionally equivalent If Seller isunable to do either of these things within a reasonable time, the Buyer mayrescind the contract or claim a reasonable reduction of the purchase price.Seller shall not be liable for any claim based on (i) anything Buyer provideswhich is incorporated into a product, (ii) Buyer’s modification of a product oruse thereof other than in its specified operating environment, or (iii) thecombination, operation or use of a product with products provided by othermanufacturers or other products not provided by Seller as a system.Any claims of Buyer for compensation shall be limited as set forth in Section15 of these terms and conditions.Sale of products or parts thereof does not confer on Buyer any licenserelating to (a) the structure of any devices to which the products or parts maybe applied or (b) a process or machine in connection with which they may beused.11. RESCHEDULING. If Buyer has been granted by Seller any reschedulingrights, such rights shall be as set forth in Exhibit A.12. CANCELLATION. If Buyer has been granted by Seller any additionalcontractual cancellation rights, such rights shall be as set forth in Exhibit A.13. ASSIGNMENT. Buyer shall not assign this order or any portion thereofwithout the prior written consent of Seller.Bruker AXS, Sales, page 2
BRUKER AXS5465 East Cheryl ParkwayMadison, WI 53711Tel: 708-386-9684Fax: (908) 842-0396www.bruker.comQuotation No : 02012018MK01-IA14. WARRANTY ("Gewährleistung" in terms of German Civil Code).(a) Unless these terms and conditions (including Sections 10 and 15) provideotherwise or specify additional terms, the relevant statutory provisions shallgovern Buyer's rights in the case of material or legal defects ("Sach- undRechtsmängel").valid until: June 30, 2018material contractual obligations on the part of Seller or these persons.Material contractual obligations are obligations whose fulfillment is material todue and proper implementation of the contract and which the contractualpartner regularly expects and can trust to be fulfilled. However, in the event ofsimple negligence, Seller’s liability for damages other than personal injury ordamage to health shall be limited to the foreseeable loss typical for this typeof contract;(b) No warranty shall be provided for standard wear and tear for this type ofcontract (particularly for filters, lamps, pilot lights, filaments, fuses, mechanicalpump belts, probes, V-belts, wafer transport belts, pump fluids, O-rings andseals),(c) A culpable breach of obligations on the part of Seller or its legalrepresentatives or vicarious agents has led to personal injury or damages tohealth; or(c) No warranty shall be provided for all used equipment, including demoequipment.(d) Seller is liable under the German Product Liability Act(“Produkthaftungsgesetz”).(d) No warranty shall be provided for equipment and system failures resultingfrom (i) abuse, misuse, modification or mishandling; (ii) damage due to forcesexternal to the machine including, but not limited to, acts of God, flooding,power surges, power failures, defective electrical work, transportation, foreignequipment/attachments or Buyer-supplied replacement parts or utilities orservices such as gas; (iii) improper operation or maintenance; or (iv) failure toperform preventive maintenance in accordance with Seller’srecommendations (including keeping an accurate log of preventivemaintenance). In addition, this warranty does not apply if any equipment orpart has been modified without the written permission of Seller or if any Sellerserial number has been removed or defaced.For the avoidance of any doubt, the foregoing provision in Section 15.1 doesnot imply a change in the burden of proof to the detriment of Buyer.(e) Specifically excluded from this warranty is all standalone computer anddata storage equipment not manufactured by Seller (such as computers,monitors, printers and printer buffers). Such equipment will carry only theoriginal manufacturer warranty.(f) Unless acceptance (in the meaning of § 640 German Civil Code) has beenexpressly agreed, Buyer has a duty to inspect delivered goods promptly afterthey are delivered to Buyer or any third party nominated by it, and promptlyreport any defects. §§ 377 and 381 German Commercial Code and the termsof this subsection shall apply to goods inspections and defect notifications.The requirement of prompt notification shall be deemed satisfied if a notice ofdefects is sent, at the latest, within five (5) working days of delivery or, if thedefect was not evident at the time of the goods inspection, at the latest withinthree (3) working days after the defect is identified. Seller assumes nowarranty and accepts no other liability for defects if Buyer has failed toproperly inspect the goods and/or report defects.(g) Buyer must give Seller an opportunity to review the complaint, particularlyby making available respective goods and their packaging to Seller forinspection. At Seller’s request, the goods subject to complaint must be sentback to Seller. Buyer must contact Seller in advance for authorization toreturn equipment and must follow Seller’s shipping instructions. Freightcharges and shipments to Seller are Buyer’s responsibility. In the event of ajustified defect complaint, Seller shall reimburse the costs of the leastexpensive shipping method; this shall not apply if the shipping costs areincreased because the goods are located somewhere other than the place ofcontractually agreed use.(h) If the goods are in fact defective, Seller will cover the necessary expensesfor the purpose of examining the goods and effecting supplementaryperformance, particularly including transport, infrastructure, labor and materialcosts. Supplementary performance shall not include either dismantling andremoving the defective item or re-installing a non-defective item if Seller hadno installation obligation originally. However, if Buyer s request to remedy adefect proves to be unjustified, Seller may require Buyer to reimburse Seller scosts.(i) If the delivered goods are defective, Seller shall be entitled to its choice ofsupplementary performance (“Nacherfüllung”), either by rectifying the defect(repair) or by providing a new, non-defective item (replacement).(j) If it is not possible to effect supplementary performance or if the attempt tosupplementary performance is unsuccessful, or if the reasonable period foreffecting supplementary performance has expired without result or can bedispensed with according to statute, Buyer may, at its election, rescind thecontract or reduce the purchase price. However, there is no right of rescissionin the case of minor defects.(k) Any claims of Buyer for compensation shall be limited as set forth inSection 15 of these terms and conditions.15. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.15.1 Further claims by Buyer, particularly for damage compensation in placeof performance and compensation for other direct or indirect loss – includingaccompanying or consequential loss, regardless of legal grounds – arehereby excluded. This shall not apply if:(a) Seller has fraudulently concealed a legal or material defect or hasprovided a guarantee for its absence, or for a characteristic of the goods;(b) The damage is due to intent or gross negligence on the part of Seller, oneof its legal representatives or assistants, or is due to a negligent violation of15.2 The provisions of Section 15.1 shall apply correspondingly to any directclaims by the Buyer against Seller’s legal representatives and vicariousagents.15.3 Contractual penalties (penalties for non-performance, flat-rate damages,etc.) to which Buyer is subject by a third party can only be claimed as damagecompensation from Seller – regardless of the other requirements – if this hasbeen expressly agreed in advance between Buyer and Seller or if Seller hasbeen expressly informed in writing of a potential contractual penalty agreedbetween Buyer and a third party before the conclusion of the contract withSeller.15.4 In every case, the statutory provisions for final delivery to a consumerwho is a private individual shall remain unaffected (supplier’s recourse as per§§ 478, 479 German Civil Code).16. LIMITATION PERIOD.16.1 In deviation from § 438 (1) no. 3 German Civil Code, the limitation periodfor claims based on material or legal defects (including those not based onthe contract) shall be 12 months from the date of delivery; however, theforegoing shall not apply in the cases described in Section 15.1 (a) to (d) ofthese terms and conditions. The applicable statutory limitations period shallapply in those cases. If an acceptance in the meaning of § 640 German CivilCode has been agreed, the periods shall begin upon acceptance.16.2 The limitation period in the event of supplier s recourse as per §§ 478,479 German Civil Code and the limitation periods set forth in § 438 (1) no.1and no. 2 and 438 (3) German Civil Code shall remain unaffected.17. NONSOLICITATION. Buyer will not solicit the employment of anyemployee of Seller who has come into contact with Buyer in connection withthe products or services provided to Buyer
- includes ESPRIT 2.0 Software, User Manual, license . Q214 ESPRIT ImageStitch 500.00 . Q246 ESPRIT ImageExtension 1,500.00 . Dell Precision Tower 5810 XL 1,280.91 . Dell UltraSharp 24 Monitor – U2415 211.00 . TOTAL 11,866.91 . Budget Justification . ESPRIT 2.0
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