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ADVANCED MICRO SYSTEMS

UEI: TBYLCNGH9KN7

ADVANCED MICRO SYSTEMS is a federal contractor, registered under UEI TBYLCNGH9KN7. It has been awarded $51,731 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Semiconductor Machinery Manufacturing and Laboratory Apparatus and Furniture Manufacturing. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Commerce.

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UEI Code

TBYLCNGH9KN7

Federal Contracting Overview

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AI Capability Profile

Advanced Micro Systems specializes in the design and provision of precision instrumentation and specialized hardware. Their core capabilities include the manufacturing of semiconductor machinery, specifically high-precision components such as tip tilt stages, and the supply of advanced laboratory eq...

Advanced Micro Systems specializes in the design and provision of precision instrumentation and specialized hardware. Their core capabilities include the manufacturing of semiconductor machinery, specifically high-precision components such as tip tilt stages, and the supply of advanced laboratory equipment. The company has established a performance history with the Department of Commerce, where they provide technical hardware and specialized equipment to support scientific and research initiatives. Their industry focus is centered on semiconductor machinery manufacturing and the production of specialized optical or measuring instruments, positioning them as a provider of high-precision technical tools for laboratory and industrial environments.

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2

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Sub · all time

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NAICS: 333295
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Cannabis Volatile Extraction Equipment SupplyThe contract entails the supply of closed-loop hydrocarbon extraction systems, solvents, chillers, and post-processing equipment essential for cannabis concentrate manufacturing, with all equipment to be delivered and installed at a facility located in Lynwood, California, zip code 90262. The scope of work is structured as a subcontract under the broader regulatory framework of the California Department of Cannabis Control, focusing on the provision of industrial-grade hardware designed to meet strict safety and efficiency standards required for volatile extraction processes. The equipment must support full operational compliance with state regulations governing cannabis processing, ensuring consistent output quality, operator safety, and environmental controls. The procurement is classified under NAICS code 333295, indicating it pertains to other commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing, and is scheduled to proceed with a posted date of June 26, 2026. Although the solicitation number is unspecified and no set-aside provisions are identified, the obligation is tied to a specific geographic performance location and requires adherence to California’s regulatory protocols for cannabis operations. The equipment will be used in a commercial manufacturing environment, necessitating integration with existing production infrastructure and compliance with hazardous material handling standards. All deliverables must be fully functional, certified, and supported by appropriate documentation to ensure operational readiness upon delivery.
California Cannabis Control, Department of

POSTED

5 months ago

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