UNLEADED, ULSD DIESEL W/ADDITIVE AND NO ADDITIVE FUELS Bid Number: 20-0818-1 Agency: Floyd County Solicitation Type: RFP/Bid Due Date: 08/18/2020 03:00 PM
Files ITB #2019-04 OMIC Metal Additive Printer.pdf ITB #2019-04 OMIC Metal Additive Printer Addendum 01.pdf Addenda Addendum No. 01, dated May 30, 2019, attached. Additional Information Solicitation Number ITB #2019-04 OMIC Metal Additive Printer Emerging Small Business Opportunity Only No Notice of Intent of Sole Source No
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No walk-ins will be permitted.The agenda will cover the DON's Additive Manufacturing (AM) Vision and Implementation Plan, Concept of Employment for AM, Qualification and Certification of AM components, Digital Infrastructure and Network Impacts, Maker Space/Fabrication Lab Development, Modified or New Acquisition Models to Fully Exploit Additive Manufacturing, and Development of Naval Expeditionary Printing Capabilities.
The program will develop materials and a new additive manufacturing technology capable of simultaneously printing multiple materials at high-resolutions and very-high throughputs. The end goal of the program is to demonstrate a novel functional microsystem that uses the AMME technology to create the mechanical structure and interface between individual microsystem components.
Current User: Home Biznet Menu Log In/Out Search Search Results Results Detail SCP Solicitation Details State Contracting Portal Solicitation Details Organization University of Connecticut Project/Solicitation # CGP020918 Solicitation Type Request for Proposal Due Date 02/28/2018 Set-Aside NO Qualified Partnership NO Summary Printed Electronics and Additive Mfg Platform Addenda Addendum #1 Contact Name Cathleen
The technology drastically reduces or eliminates one of the biggest problems in AM, reducing failures and allowing printing of high coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE)materials that are not printable otherwise. Description Most additive manufacturing technologies use thermoplastic material systems, which are easy to process and suitable for large-scale manufacturing.
