Active Vibration Isolation System compatible with a Thermo Fisher Scientific Verios 5 Ultra High Resolution Scanning Electron Microscope (UHR-SEM)

National Research Council of Canada (NRC)
canadabuys Posted: September 29, 2026

WHAT: Active Vibration Isolation System compatible with a Thermo Fisher Scientific Verios 5 Ultra High Resolution Scanning Electron Microscope (UHR-SEM). The system is required to dampen mechanical vibrations and eliminate disruptive low-frequency vibration noise to enhance imaging performance. BUYE...

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Due Date
October 15, 2026
(15 days left)
Solicitation #
26-58154

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section-iii---offer-submission-form-and-offeror-declaration-form.pdf
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The High Temperature Materials Group in the Structures and Materials Performance Laboratory of the National Research Council’s (NRC) Aerospace (AERO-SMPL-HTM) requires an active vibration isolation (AVI) system to achieve the required performance of the group’s ultra-high resolution scanning electron microscope (UHR-SEM). AERO-SMPL-HTM uses its UHR-SEM in advanced research on a wide range of materials for various applications. However, the instrument cannot provide the highest possible image resolution due to significant low-frequency disturbances during high-magnification imaging. A new AVI system will effectively dampen mechanical vibrations and eliminate disruptive low-frequency vibration noise that interferes with image acquisition. The new system will allow the UHR-SEM to achieve its optimum performance, and enhance AERO-SMPL’s capability to conduct advanced research and provide data for a large number of the research projects.

Additional Information

Source

canadabuys

Status

open

Procurement Method

Competitive - Open bidding

Procurement Category

*GD

Selection Criteria

Highest Combined Rating of Technical Merit and Price

Regions of Opportunity

*Canada

Regions of Delivery

*National Capital Region (NCR)

Reference Number

cb-370-70882805

Amendment Number

000

Contracting Entity

National Research Council of Canada (NRC)

Contact Name

Marie Josée Lachance

Contact Email

Contact Phone

+13439906420

Organization City

Ottawa

Organization Province / State

Ontario

Organization Country

Canada

Last Updated

September 30, 2026

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WHAT: Active Vibration Isolation System compatible with a Thermo Fisher Scientific Verios 5 Ultra High Resolution Scanning Electron Microscope (UHR-SEM). The system is required to dampen mechanical vibrations and eliminate disruptive low-frequency vibration noise to enhance imaging performance.

BUYER: National Research Council of Canada (NRC), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Contact: Marie Josée Lachance ([email protected]).

GEOGRAPHY: Place of Performance: National Capital Region (NCR), Canada.

DATES: Posted: 2026-09-29; Proposal Due: 2026-10-15.

INDUSTRY/DOMAIN: Laboratory and scientific equipment.

MANDATORY QUALS: None specified.

SPECS & CAPABILITIES: Expertise in active vibration isolation systems and compatibility with UHR-SEM technology.

CONTRACT: Procurement Method: Competitive - Open bidding. Status: open.

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