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UPDATED ALS SHB pulsed RF HPA

Energy, Department of → Berkeley NATL LAB - DOE ContractorSolicitationSolicitation AM202603-25

Response deadline

Wed, Nov 18, 2026, 6:00 PM EST

Product Service Code

PSC 5996
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Opportunity details

NAICS
334220
Notice type
Solicitation
Set-aside
No Set aside used
Original posted
October 12, 2026
Last updated
October 17, 2026
Notice ID
a45067f4e36d402b89fcbae3ebd793f6

Summary

Request for Updated Proposal – SHB RF High Power Amplifiers (HPA) The Statement of Work (SOW) and Engineering Specification document have been modified. Please review the updated documentation and submit a revised proposal that reflects the changes. The proposal submission deadline has been extended to November 18, 2026. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is for the procurement of two Sub-Harmonic Buncher (SHB) pulsed Radio Frequency (RF) High Power Amplifiers (HPA): one unit operating at 125 MHz and a second unit operating at 500 MHz. The proposed equipment must comply with the requirements outlined in the RFP, Sample Subcontract, updated SOW, revised Engineering Specification, and all other applicable enclosures.

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Request for Updated Proposal – SHB RF High Power Amplifiers (HPA) The Statement of Work (SOW) and Engineering Specification document have been modified. Please review the updated documentation and submit a revised proposal that reflects the changes. The proposal submission deadline has been extended to November 18, 2026. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is for the procurement of two Sub-Harmonic Buncher (SHB) pulsed Radio Frequency (RF) High Power Amplifiers (HPA): one unit operating at 125 MHz and a second unit operating at 500 MHz. The proposed equipment must comply with the requirements outlined in the RFP, Sample Subcontract, updated SOW, revised Engineering Specification, and all other applicable enclosures.

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