Vacuum Effusion Cell Rebuild & Refurbishment

The contract entails the complete disassembly, thorough cleaning, replacement of any degraded components, and precise reassembly of a 90 cc valved Titan effusion cell to meet the original manufacturer’s specifications, ensuring optimal performance in molecular beam epitaxy systems. This refurbishment process must restore the unit to pristine operational condition, maintaining compatibility, vacuum integrity, and thermal stability critical for high-precision semiconductor growth applications. All work must be executed with strict adherence to industry standards and documented to verify compliance with the original design parameters. The solicitation, titled Vacuum Effusion Cell Rebuild & Refurbishment, is issued under the NAICS code 333242 for subcontracts and is managed by the Department of Commerce, specifically the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Responses are due by July 24, 2026, and the performance location is in Boulder, Colorado, with a zip code of 80305. The work is part of a federal procurement initiative aimed at sustaining advanced research infrastructure, requiring qualified contractors with demonstrated expertise in vacuum system engineering and precision metrology. There is no specified set-aside status, and the contract is open to eligible subcontractors capable of meeting the technical and quality requirements outlined.