Low Ripple Power Supply

Argonne National Laboratory, operating as a DOE contractor, is soliciting firm fixed-price quotations for four specific items: four transimpedance amplifiers (DHPCA-100), four low-ripple power supplies (PS-15-25-L, US 110V), four 0.5m high-performance cables (CAB-HF1-BB-050), and four 3m high-performance cables (CAB-HF1-BB-300). All proposals must be submitted by May 11, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. CST, with the response deadline extended to 2:00 p.m. CST, and must include a signed page one, complete responses to all items A through C on page two including the anticipated ship date and country of origin, and firm fixed pricing in US dollars for each line item in the designated boxes—failure to complete all three requirements will result in automatic disqualification. The place of performance and delivery is Lemont, Illinois, 60439, with FOB Destination terms for domestic shipments and DAP for international shipments, meaning title and risk of loss transfer to the government only upon acceptance at the delivery site. The contract is governed by FAR and DEAR clauses addressing counterfeit material prevention, safeguarding of federal information systems, prohibition on equipment from covered entities like Kaspersky Lab, whistleblower protections, labor standards, equal opportunity, data rights, and ethical conduct. Contractors must implement a suspect/counterfeit item detection program, procure only from authorized suppliers, and immediately report any suspected non-genuine or defective components. All personnel must have REAL ID-compliant identification for site access, and compliance with DOE directives including reporting fraud, waste, and abuse is mandatory. Proposals must be submitted to Beth DeCarlo via email or physical mail, with no electronic portal specified, and payment will be processed upon receipt of a valid invoice via ACH, wire, check, or credit card, though no AAC, TAS, or ACRN details are provided. No evaluation factors or award basis are specified, and while the contract value is not stated, the requirement for firm fixed pricing and detailed compliance with FAR/DEAR clauses suggests a formal procurement process with stringent adherence to federal regulations and laboratory site protocols.