Electronic Transport and RF Measurement Subsystem

The contract seeks the design and supply of specialized electronic subsystems for transport and RF dielectric-loss characterization, tailored for quantum device testing at temperatures below 10 millikelvin. This includes the development of wiring, filtering, and signal processing hardware capable of operating reliably in extreme cryogenic environments, ensuring high-fidelity measurements critical to quantum research. The hardware must support precise electrical characterization while minimizing thermal noise and electromagnetic interference, which are paramount at such low temperatures. The work is to be performed at Upton, New York, with a response deadline of June 1, 2026, and is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 334511. The contracting entity is Brookhaven National Laboratory, operating as a Department of Energy contractor. The project demands advanced technical expertise in cryogenic electronics and quantum measurement systems, with an emphasis on integration and performance under ultra-low temperature conditions. No set-aside provisions are specified, and the solicitation is open to qualified parties capable of meeting the stringent engineering requirements for sub-10 mK environments.