Opportunity
CanadaBuys #BC228544
Observatory Dome Enclosure for Quantum Satellite Station at Simon Fraser University
Posted
April 27, 2026
Respond By
May 28, 2026
Identifier
BC228544
NAICS
238290, 237990
Simon Fraser University is seeking proposals for an observatory dome enclosure to support a new quantum satellite station at its Burnaby Campus. - Government Buyer: - Simon Fraser University (Jennewein Laboratory) - Products/Services Requested: - Observatory dome enclosure for a tracking satellite telescope system - Must be greater than 3 meters in diameter - Must allow for satellite tracking and provide a full, unobstructed horizontal view - To be installed on the Academic Quadrangle at SFU’s Burnaby Campus - Must meet regulatory building code requirements - Must be suitable for interfacing with satellite and terrestrial/airborne platforms - Supplier requirements: - Provide sealed shop drawings, product data sheets, installation manuals, warranty information, and recommended inspection and commissioning requirements - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the notice - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Dome must be suitable for quantum satellite applications and rooftop installation - Emphasis on regulatory compliance and technical documentation
Description
The Jennewein Laboratory seeks an observatory dome enclosure for a new roof-top quantum satellite station. The dome will house a tracking satellite telescope system and protect it from the elements, allowing stable interfacing with satellite and terrestrial/airborne platforms. The dome must be greater than 3 meters in diameter, allow satellite tracking suitability, and provide a full, unobstructed, horizontal view. It will be installed on an existing building at Simon Fraser University's Burnaby Campus and must meet regulatory building code requirements, including providing engineered shop drawings to the Authority Having Jurisdiction. The supplier must provide sealed shop drawings, product data sheets, installation manuals, warranty information, and recommended inspection and commissioning requirements.