The RFQ has been reopened with an extended due date to update the Statement of Work and requirements document. This opportunity supports research in nonlinear integrated photonics devices that depend on ultra-low-noise continuous wave laser sources. The requirement is for two turnkey ultra-low-noise laser systems, including all control electronics. No budget amount or performance location is specified in the description.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) requires two turnkey, ultra-low-noise continuous wave laser systems to support research in nonlinear integrated photonics. These systems must include all necessary control electronics for ultra-low-noise operation. The lasers will be used to study noise performance in photonic devices driven by continuous wave sources. No specific budget amount, performance location, or submission timeline is mentioned in the description. This opportunity is for the supply of specialized laser equipment for government research.

The Microsystems and Nanotechnology Division requires two turnkey ultra-low-noise continuous wave laser systems with identical nominal properties to support research on nonlinear integrated photonics devices. These systems must include all control electronics for ultra-low-noise operation, as device noise performance depends on the laser source. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or performance location are mentioned in the description.