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Quantum Processor Unit (QPU) Design and Fabrication

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This subcontract with the Department of Energy Office of Science focuses on the design, fabrication, and testing of quantum hardware for prime contractors involved in Quantum Genesis Q projects. The scope of work involves utilizing nanofabrication cleanrooms and superconducting materials or trapped-ion systems to develop quantum circuits and chips capable of implementing fault-tolerant architectures. The primary objectives are to deliver a validated prototype quantum device and first-generation SRQC hardware. A critical requirement of this agreement is that all expenditures must be 100 percent US-based. The project falls under NAICS code 334413 and was posted on September 17, 2026, with a response deadline of October 19, 2026.

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DOE subcontract for quantum hardware design and fabrication with 100 percent US-based spending.

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The DOE Quantum Genesis Q Competition

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Performs design, fabrication, and testing of quantum hardware for prime contractors on DOE/NNSA Quantum Genesis Q projects. Designs and fabricates quantum circuits and chips using nanofabrication cleanrooms and superconducting materials or trapped-ion systems to implement fault-tolerant architectures. Ensures 100% US-based expenditure. Delivers a validated prototype quantum device and first-generation SRQC hardware.

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The DOE Quantum Genesis Q Competition
Solicitation # DE-FOA-0003657
The Department of Energy Office of Science has launched the Quantum Genesis Q Competition under solicitation DE-FOA-0003657 to accelerate the development and deployment of the first fault-tolerant, scientifically relevant quantum computing (SRQC) capability. This initiative, part of the broader Genesis Mission, seeks domestic commercial entities capable of delivering a first-generation SRQC by 2028, with some flexibility extending to 2030. The program is designed to scale quantum hardware, software, and enabling technologies to support national scientific advancement and establish a foundation for next-generation SRQCs at National Laboratories through the 2030s. The competition is administered via Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs) rather than standard FAR-based contracts, utilizing a milestone-based funding structure with a total estimated value of 215 million dollars over the first 30 months. Funding is distributed through initial plan approvals at 250,000 dollars, prototype milestones at 1.25 million dollars, and a 100 million dollar general incentive pool for achieving first-generation goals. Additional bonus pools of 50 million dollars each are available for achieving 150 and 200 total logical qubits, respectively. All work and capabilities must be built and performed within the United States. Applications are evaluated on a merit-based system prioritizing scientific and technical feasibility, operational feasibility, impact on the DOE mission, and contributions to the U.S. quantum ecosystem. Due diligence reviews for research, technology, and economic security are mandatory for all applicants. Eligible domestic commercial entities must be registered in SAM.gov and submit their applications via Grants.gov by October 19, 2026. Awardees are subject to strict intellectual property terms, research security training requirements, and must maintain comprehensive conflict-of-interest policies.
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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