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Custom Scientific Instrumentation and Detector Manufacturing

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This subcontract with the Department of Energy involves the design and fabrication of specialized detectors, sensors, and instrumentation intended for prime contractors supporting high-energy physics or fusion research within the Office of Science. The scope of work includes the production of precision hardware and accelerator components, requiring the use of radiation-hardened materials and vacuum systems to ensure all deliverables meet strict DOE technical specifications for Instrumentation and Detector R&D. The project focuses on the delivery of physical instrumentation, which may be provided as delivered units or fully installed systems. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is set for October 1, 2027, and the work falls under NAICS code 333998.

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DOE subcontract for designing and fabricating specialized physics detectors and instrumentation by October 2027.

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333998 - All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing

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This scope was carved out of DE-FOA-0003665.

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FY 2027 Continuation of Solicitation for the Office of Science Financial Assistance Program

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AgencyDepartment Of Energy → SC Consolidated Service Center – CH
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Designs and fabricates specialized detectors, sensors, and instrumentation for prime contractors on DOE Office of Science high-energy physics or fusion research. Fabricates accelerator components and precision hardware using vacuum systems and radiation-hardened materials. Must meet DOE technical specifications for Instrumentation and Detector R&D. Delivers installed or delivered physical instrumentation.

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