High-Current Power Supply Fabrication & Assembly
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This subcontract for High-Current Power Supply Fabrication and Assembly involves the manufacture and assembly of Model A and Model B power supply units for prime contractors supporting Brookhaven National Laboratory projects. The scope of work includes fabricating enclosures, assembling electrical components, performing wiring, and integrating power semiconductors utilizing high-current busbars and UL 508 industrial control equipment. The selected provider must maintain ISO 9001 certification and ensure all integrated components are recognized by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory. Performance will take place in Upton, and the final deliverable consists of completed power supply systems. The response deadline for this opportunity is December 11, 2026.
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Upton, NY, USASet-Aside
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