Ireland - LA3024C RFT for a Direct Write Laser Lithography Tool for University College Cork
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- Opportunity closing date
- 20 September 2024
- Opportunity publication date
- 21 August 2024
- Value of contract
- £100k-1m
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Description
Tenders are sought for the supply delivery, installation and commissioning of a Direct Write Laser Lithography Tool for University College Cork. The new lithography tool will enhance the capabilities at the Tyndall National Institute for the advanced heterogeneous of semiconductor devices. We invite proposals for an advanced direct write laser lithography tool that is capable of resolving features down to 0.3um. The system should also be capable of grayscale lithography enabling the creation of complex 3D microstructures for advanced research and development applications. This equipment will be essential for filling the gap between our current optical lithography and e-beam lithography capabilities. The ideal tool will offer precision, reliability, and efficiency to meet the requirements for the exposure of samples from coupon size to 200mm wafers. Vendors with cutting-edge solutions that can achieve these high standards are encouraged to submit their proposals for this vital component in our technological advancement.
- Opportunity closing date
- 20 September 2024
- Value of contract
- £100k-1m
About the buyer
- Address
- Education Procurement Service (EPS)
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