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LA3532C -RFT for the Supply, Delivery, Installation, Commissioning and Validation of an Ultra-Narrow Linewidth Broadly Tuneable Titanium (Ti):Sapphire Continuous Wave Laser for University College Cork

Awarded to Newport Spectra-Physics Ltd.

Education Procurement Service (EPS)(buyer)

Published
Published 6 February 2026
Deadline
Closed 25 February 2026

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University College Cork (via the Education Procurement Service) procured the supply, delivery, installation, commissioning and validation of an ultra-narrow linewidth broadly tuneable titanium (Ti):sapphire continuous wave laser for the Tyndall National Institute. The laser, awarded to Newport Spectra-Physics Ltd. on 2 April 2026 for €120,298.84, must deliver at least 0.7 W at 780 nm across a tuning range of approximately 700–940 nm and operate at both room and cryogenic temperatures for use with a Qlibri closed-loop cavity system.

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  • LA3532C -RFT for the Supply, Delivery, Installation, Commissioning and Validation of an Ultra-Narrow Linewidth Broadly Tuneable Titanium (Ti):Sapphire Continuous Wave Laser for University College Cork

    The Tyndall National Institute wishes to purchase an Ultra-Narrow linewidth Broadly tuneable Titanium (Ti): Sapphire Continuous Wave Laser. A fully automated hands-free/turnkey Ultra-Narrow linewidth Broadly tuneable Ti: Sapphire Continuous Wave laser (range with no optics change at least ~700-940 nm) as source for the Qlibri closed loop cavity system. The tuneable laser system should deliver power equal or exceeding 0.7 W (as measured at 780 nm) to excite a variety of nanostructures embedded in the Qlibri cavity tuned to resonance. The Qlibri system will be operated at both room and at cryogenic temperatures and will be accessible through an optical fibre system.

    €120,299Won by Newport Spectra-Physics Ltd.

Key details

Country
Ireland
Status
In delivery
Category
Goods
Estimated value
€120,300
Procedure
Open
Published
6 February 2026
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)Lasers

Award outcome

Awarded value
€120,299
Award date
2 April 2026
Contract period
— → 12 March 2030
Winner
  • Newport Spectra-Physics Ltd.

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  1. Contract Award Notice

    14 July 2026

  2. Contract Notice

    6 February 2026

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Newport Spectra-Physics Ltd. won LA3532C -RFT for the Supply, Delivery, Installation, Commissioning and Validation of an Ultra-Narrow Linewidth Broadly Tuneable Titanium (Ti):Sapphire Continuous Wave Laser for University College Cork