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High-Vacuum Chamber and System Integration

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This subcontract for the Berkeley National Lab DOE Contractor involves the design, engineering, and fabrication of a high-vacuum environment and structural frame for Advanced Light Source projects. The scope of work includes manufacturing a vacuum chamber with a 1.0 meter throw distance and dimensions of 8 by 7 by 7.5 feet, utilizing high-vacuum grade stainless steel and adhering to HV/UHV engineering standards. Additionally, the contractor must engineer a power architecture compatible with 208V three-phase/100A constraints to deliver a fully vacuum-tight evaporation system chassis. The project is categorized under NAICS code 332710 and is located in zip code 94720. The solicitation was posted on September 17, 2026, with a response deadline of September 26, 2026.

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Subcontract for designing and fabricating a high-vacuum environment and structural frame for BNL.

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Department Of Energy → Berkeley National Labor - DOE ContractorView Agency

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332710 - Machine ShopsView NAICS

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CA, 94720, USA

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This scope was carved out of KT-2026-01.

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Custom High-Vacuum E-Beam Evaporation System

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AgencyDepartment Of Energy → Berkeley National Labor - DOE Contractor
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Performs design, engineering, and fabrication of a high-vacuum environment and structural frame for prime contractors on LBNL Advanced Light Source projects. Manufactures a vacuum chamber supporting a 1.0 meter throw distance within 8'x7'x7.5' dimensions and engineers power architecture for 208V three-phase/100A constraints. Uses high-vacuum grade stainless steel and HV/UHV engineering standards. Delivers a vacuum-tight evaporation system chassis.

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