26-6F2 SOW Dispense Tool.pdf
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- Nordson PRO4 Tabletop Dispenser (Sole Source)
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- HQ072727QJM01
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Defense Microelectronics Activity
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for DMEA 26-6F2, dated 24 July 2026, issued by the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) for the procurement of a Programmable Dispensing Tool.
The Packaging Assembly and Substrates (PAS) Lab requires an automated programmable encapsulation tool to support microelectronics die bonding and encapsulation operations for DoD customers. The tool must support high voltage device fabrication and meet MIL-STD-883 standards. The contractor shall provide a Nordson PRO4 dispensing system with specified hardware requirements including die placement accuracy of +/- 0.004 mm, laser height detection, tabletop footprint, operational range greater than 300x/300y/100z mm, interchangeable auger and volumetric pumps, minimum 50 cc syringe/reservoir capacity, CCD camera capable of detecting fiducials on high reflective materials, and drip prevention capability with auger reversal functionality. Software requirements include training on the software interface, program capacity exceeding 100 programs, and motion control supporting both point-to-point and continuous path operations. The contractor must provide training for two operators and comply with DMEA security protocols, including 48-hour advance notification for onsite work and proof of U.S. citizenship for all personnel. Key points of contact include Project Engineer Brian Frost, Contracting Officer's Representative Stephanie Wasmuth, and Branch Chief Steven Nelson at DMEA's McClellan, California facility. No options, government-provided resources, program management requirements, or program summary information are specified in this SOW.
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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
DMEA 26-6F2
24 Jul 2026
Project Engineer: Brian Frost, DMEA/MEAA, (916) 542-5237
COR: Stephanie Wasmuth, DMEA/MEAB, (916) 231-2608
1 SCOPE:
1.1 TITLE: Programmable Dispensing Tool
1.2 APPLICABILITY: The Packaging Assembly and Substrates (PAS) Lab fabricates developmental, prototype, and production high voltage devices and Enclosures for DoD Customers that are required to function in adverse operational environments.
1.3 BACKGROUND: The PAS Lab regularly needs to perform dispensing processes to complete assembly projects that meet MIL-STD-883. Packaging materials have also steadily increased in variety, complexity, and volume, requiring a automatic programmable encapsulation tool.
1.4 PURPOSE: Procure Dispensing Tool for microelectronics die bonding and encapsulation
2 REFERENCED GOVERNMENT PROVIDED RESOURCES: None
3 REQUIREMENTS:
3.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
3.1.1 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS: The contractor shall provide Hardware that fulfills the requirements and conforms to the specifications listed in Table 1.
Table 1: Dispensing Tool Hardware Requirements
3.1.2 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: The contractor shall provide Software that fulfills the requirements and conforms to the specifications listed in Table 2.
Table 2: Dispensing Tool Software Requirements
Item Name Manufacture P/N Description
Die Placement
Accuracy
Nordson PRO4 7360860 +/- .004 mm
2 Dispense Head Nordson PRO4 7360860 Laser Height Detection
3 Tool Foot Print Nordson PRO4 7360860 Table Top
Range of Operation
(X,Y)
Nordson PRO4 7360860 Greater than 300x/300y/100z mm
5 Pump Nordson PRO4 7360860 Ability to swap between auger and volumetric
6 Syringe/Reservoir Nordson PRO4 7360860 Shall accommodate minimum of 50 cc.
7 Camera Nordson PRO4 7360860 CCD Camera that can detect fiducials on high reflective material
8 Drip Prevention Nordson PRO4 7017041 Must have the ability to stop dripping, i.e. the ability to reverse auger.
3.1.3 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS: The contractor shall provide Training that fulfills the requirements and conforms to the specifications listed below:
3.1.3.1 Contractor shall provide training for 2x operators.
3.2 OPTIONS: NONE
3.3 SECURITY:
3.3.1.1 The contractor shall provide advance notification prior to conducting any onsite training, inspection, installation, maintenance, or calibration. A forty-eight (48) hour minimum notice during normal business hours shall be given. All contractor work at DMEA shall be performed by US citizens unless an exception is granted, in writing, by DMEA. Prior to being allowed entry, contractor personnel shall provide proof of citizenship in accordance with the DMEA visitor approval process in effect at the time the visit is requested. During periods of exceptionally heightened security, additional advance notice background investigations of contractor may be required prior to gaining entry into DMEA.
The contractor shall comply with all DMEA security policies, and shall adhere to all security related instructions given by DMEA.
3.4 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT: None
3.5 PROGRAM SUMMARY: None
4 POINTS OF CONTACT:
DMEA/MEA PROJECT ENGINEER:
Brian Frost
Address: 4234 54th Street
McClellan, CA 95652-2100
Voice: (916) 542-5237
E-Mail: brian.s.frost4.civ@mail.mil
DMEA/MEAA COR:
Stephanie Wasmuth
Address: 4234 54th Street
McClellan, CA 95652-2100
Voice: (916) 231-2608
E-Mail: stephanie.e.wasmuth.civ@mail.mil
Item Naem Manufacture P/N Description
Program method/ operating control
Nordson PRO4 992669-112 Training on software interface
2 Program capacity Nordson PRO4 7360860 Greater than 100 programs
3 Motion control Nordson PRO4 7360860 Point to point (PTP), continuous path (CP)
DMEA/MEAA BRANCH CHIEF:
Steven Nelson
Chief, Quick Reaction Engineering Branch
Address: 4234 54th Street
McClellan, CA 95652-2100
Voice: (916) 999-2785
E-Mail: steven.b.nelson25.civ@mail.mil
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