MSU IFB Cryogenic System

Background
The Spectrum Lab at Montana State University is seeking to procure a cryogenic system specifically designed for quantum signal processing. This initiative aligns with the university's mission to advance research and technology in the field of quantum computing.

Work Details
The contract involves the supply of a turnkey cryogenic system that meets the following specifications:
- The system must provide optical access to a sample mount with a base temperature of less than 4K.
- It should include anti-reflective (AR) coated windows.
- The design must feature custom chamber housing capable of supporting a 4-40 60mm cage rod system.
- The product line item includes one cryogenic system as per the specifications outlined in the buyer attachments.

Period of Performance
The contract is expected to be performed from February 4, 2026, when bids open, until February 13, 2026, when bids close.

Place of Performance
The geographic location for performance is not explicitly stated but will likely be at Montana State University or its designated facilities.

Bidder Requirements
Bidders are required to provide a current W-9 form, company name used on invoices, and complete remit-to address for payments if it differs from the address on the W-9. Bidders must also disclose all costs associated with their proposal and register in SmartBuyMSU, Montana State University's e-procurement solution if awarded the contract.