CENTER FOR NANOSCALE MATERIALS CONTACT ALIGNER
ID: 5-B175-Q-00113-00Type: Solicitation
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ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFARGONNE NATL LAB - DOE CONTRACTORLemont, IL, 60439, USA

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Other Professional Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (423490)

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LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (6640)

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https://sam.gov/opp/35d36db7affd47ba9f29b785afb8b6b6/view
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    The Department of Energy, through the Argonne National Laboratory, is seeking proposals for the procurement of one Contact Aligner for the Center for Nanoscale Materials. The aligner must meet specific performance criteria, including light uniformity and compatibility with various wafer sizes, while also supporting both front-side and back-side alignment. This equipment is critical for nanoscale materials research, ensuring precise operations in a cleanroom environment. Interested vendors must submit their proposals, including pricing and compliance documentation, by November 20, 2024, at 5:00 PM CST, and direct inquiries to Jenna Doria-Garner at jdoria@anl.gov.

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    Jenna Doria-Garner
    (630) 252-6988
    jdoria@anl.gov
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    Acceptance.docx
    The document outlines the requirements for a contact aligner tool at the Center for Nanoscale Materials, detailing acceptance criteria and performance specifications to ensure functionality within a cleanroom environment. The tool is expected to demonstrate light uniformity of +/-2.5% across a 200mm exposure area without maintenance. It includes criteria for mask holders and chucks, emphasizing testing for various contact types (proximity, soft, hard, and vacuum) across different wafer sizes (200mm, 100mm, 150mm, and 2") with specific resolution and alignment accuracy requirements. The tool must also include auto-alignment software for manual and automatic operations. Overall, these specifications focus on ensuring the effective and precise operation of the contact aligner, critical for nanoscale materials research and applications. This document serves as a request for proposals within federal and state/local government funding frameworks, emphasizing compliance with high precision and operational standards in technical equipment deployment.
    ANL-366M (on-site mod risk)-01-OCT-2024.PDF
    ANL-70 Request for Quotation.doc
    The document is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) issued by UChicago Argonne, LLC for the procurement of materials and services related to a Contact Aligner, specifically for the Center for Nanoscale Materials at the Argonne National Laboratory. The RFQ specifies that responses must include firm fixed prices and details such as lead time, country of origin, and compliance with terms and conditions provided in the appendices. The key items in the RFQ include the request for a Contact Aligner, the need for a discount related to a trade-in of existing equipment, and the requirement for the contractor to manage waste disposal generated during service. Attached documentation guides the offeror on terms, intellectual property provisions, and safety requirements associated with contractor work at Argonne. Responses must be submitted by November 20, 2024, by 5:00 PM CST, directed to Jenna Doria. The RFQ underscores the commitment to firm pricing and compliance with Argonne’s established operational and safety standards, indicating a structured, formal procurement process typical in government contracts and requests for proposals.
    ANL-70B Reps and Certs.pdf
    The ANL-70B document outlines pre-award information requirements for federal contractors, emphasizing the necessity for a signed Booklet of Representations and Certifications. Contractors must disclose information such as their unique entity ID, solicitation number, and compliance with various safety and regulatory standards, particularly regarding radiation use and government facility operations. Additional requirements include executive compensation reporting for contracts exceeding $30,000 and compliance with regulations regarding affirmative action and veterans’ employment. The document mandates that proposals must protect proprietary data and outlines certification requirements related to debarment and lobbying influences. Contractors must also verify their adherence to the "Buy American" provisions and specify their small business status. Requirements for handling beryllium, suspect/counterfeit parts, and telecommunications services are also highlighted. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive guide aimed at ensuring compliance and facilitating transparency in government contracting processes, pivotal for prospective bidders in federal RFPs and grants.
    Appendix A-71COM-13-FEB-2023.PDF
    Appendix B SOW.docx.docx
    The Center for Nanoscale Materials seeks a new contact aligner system capable of substrates up to 200 mm, replacing an older model. The system must support both front side and back-side alignment with flexibility to process various materials, and fit into existing workspace dimensions (4ft x 3ft). Key specifications include compatibility with motorized alignment stages, adjustable alignment gaps, and advanced LED optics, all controlled via user-friendly software that logs data for fault analysis. Vendors must demonstrate capability through past installations and provide a comprehensive range of accessories including multiple chucks and test masks. The installation requires vendor responsibility for set-up, while the Center will supply basic facilities. Additionally, the procurement includes training for operational hardware and software, fault management, and routine maintenance. This document exemplifies a government Request for Proposal (RFP) focused on acquiring specialized scientific equipment, ensuring that detailed specifications, functionality, and vendor qualifications meet the needs of the Center and compliance with broader procurement objectives.
    Appendix D8C-12-DEC-2023.PDF
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