The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking a Ring and Core Laser System for the Fundamentals of Laser-Matter Interaction (FLaMI) testbed. The system should have specific optical characteristics, such as operation mode, nominal maximum output power, emission wavelength, and long-term power instability. The contractor shall provide a firm-fixed-price quotation for the equipment, including a technical description or product literature that clearly identifies the manufacturer, make, and model. The system should meet the minimum requirements outlined in the attached Statement of Work document. The contractor is responsible for delivering the equipment to the specified address, and the Government reserves the right to perform performance tests and evaluations to verify specified system performance.
Key features of the required system include:
• Operation Mode: CW / Modulated
• Nominal Maximum Output Power: ≥1500 W
• Emission Wavelength: 1070 nm ± 10 nm
• Long-term Power Instability: Less than ±1 %, 8 hours operation
• Switching ON/OFF Time: ≤5 μs
• Power Modulation Rate: up to 100 kHz
The contractor shall also provide a warranty for the entire system in accordance with the contractor’s or original equipment manufacturer's (OEM) standard commercial item warranty.
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