A--Photocathode and Hi-Current Injectors
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The Naval Sea Systems Command is seeking to procure manufactured components for the Innovative Navy Prototype related to the Free Electron Laser weapon system. This procurement includes not only the physical components but also associated data, engineering, and technical services. The contract will be awarded on a sole source basis to Advanced Energy Systems, Inc., located in Medford, New York. Interested parties seeking subcontracting opportunities are advised to contact Advanced Energy Systems directly. The contract focuses on the development and supply of photocathode and high-current injector components, critical to the functionality of the Free Electron Laser system. The solicitation number for this presolicitation is N0002408R4207, and it was posted in December 2007. While specific details such as set-aside status, NAICS code, or place of performance are not provided, the effort underscores a targeted procurement effort supporting advanced naval weapon technologies through a specialized vendor.
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