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    ContractsNanolithography System Procurement
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    Nanolithography System Procurement

    Tender closed
    16 Jun 2025
    15 months ago

    This contract opportunity involves the procurement of a nanolithography system, also known as multi-photon lithography, for additive manufacturing (two-photon polymerization) of micro and nano optics. The system must meet high scientific standards and will be operated in a suitable cleanroom at the

    🇩🇪GermanyPublished 13 May 2025· 1 years agoviaTED
    Tender closed
    16 Jun 2025
    15 months ago
    Tender deadline passed on 16 Jun 2025.

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    • Contract value
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    • Tender closed
      16 Jun 2025
      1 years ago
    • Sector
      Research & Innovation
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    • Location
      🇩🇪Germany

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    Tender closed on 16 Jun 2025. Awaiting award.

    13 May 2025Today16 Jun 2025

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    This contract opportunity involves the procurement of a nanolithography system, also known as multi-photon lithography, for additive manufacturing (two-photon polymerization) of micro and nano optics. The system must meet high scientific standards and will be operated in a suitable cleanroom at the Technical University of Nuremberg. Suppliers are invited to submit their proposals for this specialized equipment, which is essential for advanced optical manufacturing.

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    Publisher
    Publications Office of the European Union
    Licence
    EU 2011/833/EU + TED reuse notice
    Source
    ted.europa.eu
    Record ID
    308310-2025
    NI
    Buyer
    NUREMBERG INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GEORG SIMON OHM
    Sector
    Research & Innovation