NIGP 91745: Cyclotron Services

NIGP 91745 Cyclotron Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure subject matter expertise and consulting services for semiconductor and advanced-technology education programs, workforce development curriculum design, and technical facility operations. The recent activity under this code reflects demand for specialized consulting to develop and validate hands-on training curricula in cleanroom operations, photonics, and semiconductor engineering technology — work that requires deep industry experience in microelectronics fields and knowledge of advanced laboratory equipment and assessment methodologies. Valencia College's April 2026 Quote Request for curriculum review and subject matter expertise in semiconductor cleanroom operations, laser and photonics certificates, and semiconductor engineering technology degrees exemplifies the scope: vendors must assess program objectives, evaluate hands-on learning modules, conduct student testing, and recommend industry resources and certifications, with a mandatory three-years-minimum experience requirement in workforce education strategies and semiconductor or microelectronics education.

The source identifies only one recent opportunity under this code, posted by Valencia College in April 2026 with a response deadline of August 7, 2025 (note: the due date appears inconsistent with the posting date and may reflect a data error in the source). The opportunity is geographically limited to Florida, as it stems from Valencia College's participation in a National Science Foundation Semiconductor Engines grant and is funded through a Florida Department of Education Workforce Development Capitalization Incentive Grant. Vendors submit quotes through the VendorLink portal with hourly pricing for services, materials, supplies, travel, equipment, and labor; the contract period runs September 1, 2025 through December 1, 2025, with potential extension by mutual agreement. Federal contract provisions apply, including equal employment opportunity and debarment compliance, with federal provisions triggered if awards exceed $100,000.