Opportunity
University of Notre Dame Sciquest #RFP 27-2729
Turnkey Physical Property Measurement System for University of Notre Dame
Posted
October 19, 2026
Respond By
November 02, 2026
Identifier
RFP 27-2729
NAICS
334519, 334515, 423490
The University of Notre Dame’s Electrical Engineering Department is seeking a turnkey measurement system for advanced materials and device research. - Government buyer: University of Notre Dame du Lac, Electrical Engineering Department, Stinson Remick. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturer, OEM, or vendor is named in the opportunity. - Product requested: One turnkey Physical Property Measurement System (PPMS); no model or part number is specified. - The system must support electrical and thermal measurements across varying temperatures and magnetic fields, using a low-temperature, high-magnetic-field cryostat. - It must be modular and customizable, including support for researcher-designed sample inserts and novel measurements. - Related services: Finalize specifications with University researchers, build and deliver the system, provide site-selection and preparation requirements, install and demonstrate the system against agreed specifications, and provide one-time operational training for faculty, staff, and students. - Notable requirements: The supplier must work with researchers to define the system specifications and demonstrate that the installed system meets them. - Period of performance: One-time purchase; no specific start date, end date, or duration is stated.
Description
The University of Notre Dame du Lac seeks a turnkey Physical Property Measurement System (PPMS) for its Electrical Engineering Department, located in Stinson Remick. The system will support characterization of materials and devices through electrical and thermal measurements across varying temperatures and magnetic fields, with modularity for researcher-designed sample inserts and novel measurements. The supplier will collaborate with researchers to finalize specifications, build and deliver the system, provide site preparation requirements, install and demonstrate it, and provide one-time operational training. This is a one-time buy, and proposals are due November 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM EST.