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Large FOV custom objective for neutral atom tweezer array - The University of Wisconsin- Madison is requesting bids for the purchase of large FOV custom objective lenses for a neutral atom tweezer array.
Robotic Field Liner - The City of Bristol is seeking bids for the purchase of an autonomous robotic field liner. This is a bid notice only. To view and submit the bid please visit the City' s bid platform at www. ***. *. *
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The City of Bristol is seeking bids for the purchase of an autonomous robotic field liner. Bids must be viewed and submitted via the city's bid platform at www. ***. *. *
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Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Air Force- Fa8810 Space Sensing Ssc/ Snk
Base Notice: Space Systems Command ( SSC) Overhead Persistent Infrared ( OPIR) Research and Development ( R& D) Effort. - Sources Sought for Space Systems Command ( SSC) Overhead Persistent Infrared ( OPIR) Research and Development ( R& D) Effort. The United States Space Force, Space Systems Command ( SSC) Wide Field of View ( WFOV) Program Office, Boulder Grou
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This Request for Information (RFI) is for market research to define solutions for Department of Defense (DoD) and national OPIR initiatives supporting the WFov testbed. Offerors must be familiar with the design, operation, calibration, and performance of a proprietary WFov staring OPIR refractive telescope. Capabilities include developing documentation, performing modifications/maintenance on software/hardware, and executing transition activities. All work is at the company's risk. Performance locations include Boulder, CO and Blossom Point, MD.
Development of Flukebook Coordinated Across Five NOAA Fisheries Science Centers. - The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA), National Marine Fisheries Service ( NMFS), Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center ( PIFSC) intends to negotiate and award a purchase order, on a sole source basis, under the authority of
Development of Flukebook Algorithm implementation ( miewid retraining, viewpoint agnostic miewid, gray whale aerial detector); Processing and user interface upgrades ( bulk import improvements, matching interface improvements, exemplar identification field, change and verification input, flexibility in collaborations and edit permissions, user interface features); Final report.
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NOAA, NMFS, and PIFSC intend to award a purchase order on a sole source basis to Wild Me of Conservation X Labs for developing Flukebook. Deliverables include algorithm implementation, processing/UI upgrades, and a final report. The performance period is from 09/01/2026 to 08/31/2027. Firms can submit substantiating documentation or requests for information within 10 days of publication.
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