Latest US Cryogenic Cooling Contracts & Bids

This is a combined synopsis solicitation for commercial items. Quotes are requested for a cryostatic cooling device. The solicitation number is 12405B25Q0166. The device needs to be delivered within 90 days of award. Offerors must complete FAR provision **** online at SAM (System for Award Management). See attached RFQ terms and conditions for submission requirements and additional information. Quotes are due August 1, 2025, at 5:00 PM EST.

This is a sole-source procurement for a quantum communications link between the Air Force Institute of Technology and Ohio State University. The vendor, Quantum Opus, is the only source deemed reasonably available. The contract requires the delivery and completion of all requirements within 24 weeks of contract award. The vendor is responsible for transportation, loading, unloading, storage, and movement of the equipment to the final setup location. The government will inspect and accept the equipment at destination. All prospective awardees must register with SAM (System for Award Management). Only inquiries received via email with the subject line quantum network by a specific date will be considered. . zip or . exe files are not allowed as attachments.

This solicitation is for 8 units of night vision equipment. The solicitation will be issued on July 10, 2025 and close on August 20, 2025. The solicitation is available electronically via the DLA internet bid board system (DIBBS). A paper copy will not be available. The final contract award decision may be based on a combination of price, past performance, and other evaluation factors as described in the solicitation.

This is a sources sought announcement for a 50k cryocooler. The document details specifications for the cryocooler, including temperature requirements, cooling power, materials, and dimensions. The cryocooler must be a commercially available, new product, not refurbished or reconditioned. Delivery must be completed within 5 months of order receipt. The notice also mentions that the government may conduct a competitive procurement on SAM. gov. Potential vendors are required to submit a capability statement of five pages or less, including company profile, product specifications, lead time, small business status, and country of origin.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking vendors for a closed-cycle cryogenic cooling system. Potential vendors must submit a capability statement of five pages or less, including company profile, product specifications, lead time, small business status, and country of origin. The system will upgrade an existing cryogenic microwave probe station. The notice specifies requirements for the system, including cooling capacity, compressor type, gas lines, recirculator, transfer lines, and control systems. The delivery must be completed by a specific date. The notice also mentions that the government may conduct a competitive procurement on the SAM. gov website. US citizens are required for onsite visits, and foreign nationals require pre-registration 30 days prior. Vendor representatives must be onsite for more than three days. Direct delivery to the NIST building is required. Acceptance is expected within 7 business days or 4 weeks. The notice also includes details on power requirements, utility connections, inspection, training, warranty, calibration, and maintenance.