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Laboratory Infrastructure and Diagnostics Support

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This contract involves the supply or maintenance of specialized laboratory equipment essential for directed energy (DE) research. The equipment includes vacuum chambers, high-speed cameras, spectrometers, and power systems, which are critical for supporting laboratory infrastructure and diagnostics. The contract is a subcontract opportunity posted by the Department of Defense's AFRL Research site in Albuquerque, with a response deadline set for March 12, 2031. The solicitation falls under the NAICS code 423490, covering professional and commercial equipment distribution. While specific details such as the set-aside status, agency points of contact, and full office address are not provided, the contract clearly supports advanced defense research activities. Its primary focus is on ensuring the availability and operational readiness of complex diagnostic tools necessary for experimental and analytical work related to directed energy technologies.

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Subcontract for supplying and maintaining specialized directed energy lab equipment by March 12, 2031.

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Department Of Defense → FA9451 Afrl RdkView Agency

NAICS

423490 - Other Professional Equipment and Supplies Merchant WholesalersView NAICS

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Albuquerque, NM, 87111, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA9451 Afrl Rdk
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Supply or maintain specialized laboratory equipment for DE research including vacuum chambers, high-speed cameras, spectrometers, and power systems.

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