Automatic Vacuum System Supply and Integration

The National Research Council of Canada is seeking a subcontractor to supply and integrate a quiet, automatic vacuum system designed for use within an acoustic chamber, specifically to support degassing operations or the maintenance of a controlled atmosphere during mixing processes. The system must operate with minimal acoustic interference to preserve the integrity of sensitive acoustic testing environments, requiring advanced engineering to ensure silence and precision under continuous or cyclic operational demands. Integration must be seamless with existing infrastructure, and the vendor is expected to deliver a fully functional system that meets strict performance criteria for pressure control, reliability, and compatibility with laboratory workflows. This opportunity is posted as a subcontract under NAICS code 333921, indicating classification within vacuum equipment manufacturing, and is open for response until July 29, 2026. The place of performance is located in Canada, and the project will require close collaboration with Canadian government personnel to ensure alignment with facility specifications and operational protocols. Bidders must demonstrate technical expertise in vacuum technology, acoustic noise mitigation, and systems integration, with proven experience in similar high-precision, low-noise applications. Proposals should include detailed engineering plans, timelines, quality assurance measures, and post-installation support, as the system will be critical to ongoing research activities within a specialized testing environment.