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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on July 21, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Integrating Sphere - Question and Answer #4

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26-58044 - Q&A #4International

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The contract seeks the procurement of two identical integrating spheres equipped with all necessary supporting components to enable traceable spectroradiometric measurements across the visible-near infrared to shortwave infrared spectrum. The systems must deliver an absolute uniform spectral radiance output that is directly traceable to national metrology standards such as those maintained by NRC in Canada or NIST in the United States, ensuring calibration integrity and measurement accuracy under diverse environmental conditions. The equipment must be designed to easily adjust output levels to accommodate a wide range of operational scenarios including daylight, nighttime, cloud-covered, and full-sun exposure, reflecting the sensors' intended use in real-world remote sensing applications. The solicitation is issued by the National Research Council of Canada under solicitation number 26-58044 Q&A #4, with responses due by July 23, 2026, and inquiries should be directed to the contracting authority Shawn Doyle. While the NAICS code indicates classification under other electronic component manufacturing, no details regarding pricing, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or contract clauses are available due to repeated system errors preventing access to critical sections of the solicitation documentation. The place of performance is listed as Canada, and no information is provided on packaging, marking, evaluation factors, representations, or special requirements.

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Procure two traceable integrating spheres for spectroradiometric calibration across visible to SWIR, compliant with NRC Canada and NIST standards.

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26-58044 Questions and Answers 02

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Amendment 004 to RFP 26-58044 Sphère Intégratrice

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Q&A Document for Solicitation 26-58044 Integrating Sphere

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RFP 26-58044 Integrating Sphere

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RFP 26-58044 Integrating Sphere National Research Council Canada

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RFP 26-58045 Integrated Sphere Amendment 004

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RFP Amendment 002 for Solicitation 26-58044 Integrating Sphere

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RFP Amendment 01 for Solicitation 26-58044 Integrating Sphere

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Solicitation 26-58044 Q&A 03 for Integrating Sphere

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → National Research Council of Canada
Contacts1 person available
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Shawn DoyleContracting Authority

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The objective of this project is to obtain 2 identical integrating spheres with all supporting components necessary to make traceable spectroradiometric measurements within the visible-near Infrared (VISNIR) to shortwave infrared (SWIR) spectrum. The equipment will be able to provide an absolute uniformity spectral radiance output that is traceable to a national metrology standard such as NRC’s Metrology standard or NIST in the U.S.. Further, due to the nature of the potential use of the sensors – day/night/cloud/full sun, the system requires the ability to easily vary the output to suit expected conditions.

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