Automated picoliter liquid dispenser - A002
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- 1333ND21QNB680181
- Agency
- National Institute of Standards and Technology Department of Commerce
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 334516 Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing
- PSC
- 6640 Laboratory Equipment And Supplies
- Place of performance
- Boulder CO 80305 USA
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Notice text
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Update #3 · Latest ·
This is a Combined Synopsis Solicitation. Please see attached RFQ.
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Question(s) and Answer(s) are posted to this RFQ per Amendment A001. No SF-30 is available for signature.
1. Do you know the size of the wafer?
Answer: We use four-inch wafers.
2. Do you know how many dispense tips the end user requires?
Answer: There is no specific number we require, but we plan to dispense material that may clog the tips. We need to be able to replace them regularly ourselves on-site at NIST
The RFQ closing date remains unchanged.
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Question(s) and Answer(s) are posted to this RFQ per Amendment A002. No SF-30 is available for signature.
1. What kind of fluid is being dispensed? Viscosity, concentration, solvent, description of the fluid, datasheet, …
Answer: The fluid will be water or alcohol. There will be salts and a variety of other chemicals dissolved in the fluid.
2. If the fluid contents particle, how big they are and their concentration?
Answer: No particles will be dispensed.
3. Dispensing volume: single dispensing volume and throughput per second.
Answer: We require single drop volumes between 100 pL and 50 nL. There is no throughput requirement.
4. How many dispenser heads do you need at the same time?
Answer: One.
5. Size of the substrate/chip and the printed area?
Answer: Substrate is 4 inch wafer. Printed area down to (100 microns)^2
6. Requirements for substrate fixation?
Answer: Some method to stop the substrate from moving is required, but not specified.
7. Layout of the printed structure (dot matrix, lines, homogeneous area, …)?
Answer: Dot matrix
8. Do you are interested in the option to upgrade the system to more dispenser heads later?
Answer: No.
9. Moving range for the xy positioning system (computer programmed automated liquid dispensing system) e.g. 200mm x 200mm, 300mm x 300mm, …?
Answer: 100 mm x 100 mm minimum.
10. Is it used for lab application or production?
Answer: Lab
11. Description of the application.
Answer: Chemical physics experiments.
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The question and answers opportunity is are now closed and no more questions will be answers. The RFQ closing date remains unchanged.
Update #2 ·
This is a Combined Synopsis Solicitation. Please see attached RFQ.
*************************************************************************************************************************************************
Question(s) and Answer(s) are posted to this RFQ per Amendment A001. No SF-30 is available for signature.
1. Do you know the size of the wafer?
Answer: We use four-inch wafers.
2. Do you know how many dispense tips the end user requires?
Answer: There is no specific number we require, but we plan to dispense material that may clog the tips. We need to be able to replace them regularly ourselves on-site at NIST
The RFQ closing date remains unchanged.
Update #1 ·
This is a Combined Synopsis Solicitation. Please see attached RFQ.
Attachments
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 1333ND21QNB680181 LPTA RFQ.pdf |
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