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Contract activity in Los Alamos

A current snapshot based on 18 listings shown on this page. Counts update with the directory.

Listings posted over the last 8 weeks
Listings shown by source
  • Federal (SAM.gov)14
  • Los Alamos County, NM3
  • Municipal (RSS feeds)1

Deadline outlook

Next 30 days
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Most represented buyers

  1. ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF14
  2. Los Alamos County, NM3

8 of the listings shown were posted in the last 30 days. Federal (SAM.gov) contributes the largest share (14). ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF is the most represented buyer in this snapshot.

Latest open solicitations in Los Alamos

  • STAFF-16719 - USA (Los Alamos, New Mexico) - Performing Arts Centre Operation and Staffing Service - Deadline September 17,2026
    Los Alamos, NMPosted Aug 25, 2026Due Sep 17, 2026

    (1) Vendor needs to provide performing arts centre operation and staffing service to the government authority located in Los Alamos, NM. – The selected Offeror (Contractor) will manage, staff, and operate a Performing Arts Center.– Provide staffing levels sufficient to support daily operations, scheduled events, public safety, and facility access requirements.– Provide community outreach and education in the dramatic arts and related subjects.– Provide appropriate staffing levels, including…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Advanced Metal Hydride Microreactor Platform
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 21, 2026Due Sep 14, 2026

    Response Deadline: Sept. 14, 2026 LANL is seeking a licensing partner to support product development, validation, and market deployment of this microreactor platform. Interested organizations should contact Kathleen McDonald by Sept. 14, 2026, at licensing@lanl.gov. Los Alamos National Laboratory has developed an integrated technology platform that solves the core materials and engineering barriers preventing rapid deployment of compact nuclear microreactors. By combining a proprietary…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Advanced Metal Hydride Microreactor Platform
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 21, 2026Due Sep 14, 2026

    Response Deadline: July 17, 2026 Los Alamos National Laboratory has developed an integrated technology platform that solves the core materials and engineering barriers preventing rapid deployment of compact nuclear microreactors. By combining a proprietary crack-free fabrication process, a thermally protective heat pipe moderator design and a complete core architecture built from proven nuclear materials, the platform enables organizations to produce high-performance reactor components that…

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  • Simulator Collection for Atomic to Continuum Scales (SCACS)
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 18, 2026Due Feb 16, 2027

    Engineers designing semiconductors, fusion reactors, spacecraft and advanced electronics need to know how heat and electricity will move through materials, at every microscopic location where a defect, grain boundary or interface could trigger failure. SCACS, developed by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory, delivers that insight by connecting two worlds that have long been disconnected: the atomic-scale physics that governs true material behavior and the continuum-scale engineering…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: SiloGetter
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 17, 2026Due Mar 2, 2027

    3D-Printed Siloxane Composites with Hydrogen Getter Capability Unwanted hydrogen is a silent threat inside sealed electronics, vacuum instruments and metal containers, where it clouds optics, embrittles metals and can build toward explosive levels. SiloGetter from Los Alamos National Laboratory answers that threat with a printable siloxane composite that captures hydrogen right at its source while carrying nearly 10 times the active getter content of earlier printed materials. Because the…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Multidimensional Mass Fingerprinting for Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria (MultiScan-AR)
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 14, 2026Due Oct 1, 2026

    MultiScan-AR from Los Alamos National Laboratory turns a routine mass spectrometry run into a high-resolution portrait of a microbe and its defenses, giving care teams the identity of a pathogen and its antibiotic-resistance profile in minutes to hours rather than the better part of a day. The method works with instruments that clinics and field laboratories already operate, from benchtop analyzers to portable units, so its advanced scanning technique and analysis pipeline add new diagnostic…

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  • High-Capacity Hydrogen and Hydrogen Isotope Getters
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 14, 2026Due Nov 15, 2026

    Even small amounts of hydrogen can damage sensitive equipment over time. As hydrogen accumulates inside sealed environments, it can corrode metals, weaken structural materials, degrade electronic components, and, in some applications, create explosion hazards. Preventing that buildup is essential for maintaining the reliability and safety of many high-value systems. Hydrogen getters are materials built into sealed devices and systems to remove hydrogen before it can accumulate. Like a moisture…

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  • Autonomous Ion Mass Spectrometer Sentry (AIMSS)
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 12, 2026Due Feb 16, 2027

    Satellite measurements of plasma density and temperature help predict the intensity of geomagnetic storms, which can impact satellites, communications, and power systems. Accurate forecasting requires knowledge of plasma composition. However, typical orbital mass spectrometers have difficulty distinguishing between nitrogen (N+) and oxygen (O+) ions due to their similar masses. This limitation makes it difficult to validate modern space weather models, which depend on accurate knowledge of ion…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: GreenFuran Direct Allylation
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 12, 2026Due Feb 13, 2027

    A mild, biomass-friendly route to allylated furans Manufacturers who depend on alkyl and allylic furans can now reach these valuable ingredients through a single, low-waste step that trades cryogenic equipment, hazardous reagents and costly precious metals for gentle heating and cheap, recyclable catalysts. The GreenFuran Direct Allylation method developed by Los Alamos National Laboratory feeds on renewable, biomass-derived alcohols, produces only water as a byproduct and lifts away the…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Scalable Porous Silica Materials for Separation, Filtration, and Catalysis
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 5, 2026Due Feb 2, 2027

    A patented manufacturing process for producing porous silica materials with interconnected pore networks. Manufacturers use porous silica materials in products ranging from chromatography columns and filters to catalyst supports and insulation. However, producing these materials with consistent internal structures can be expensive and difficult to scale. Los Alamos researchers developed a patented process that converts silicone foam into porous silica while preserving its internal pore…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Spectrometer Purposed for Accelerator Testing and Characterization (SPATC)
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 5, 2026Due Feb 2, 2027

    Scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory developed the Spectrometer Purposed for Accelerator Testing and Characterization (SPATC) — a portable, easy-to-use device that allows the safe measurement of the power and energy of electron beams from particle accelerators, helping labs test and fine-tune equipment more efficiently. How it Works: SPATC uses a smart, compact design to deliver high-precision beam diagnostics conveniently. At its core, SPATC employs two precisely controlled aluminum…

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  • E-Seal Technology: A New Paradigm for Leaky Well Remediation
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Aug 5, 2026Due Oct 1, 2026

    E-Seal Technology from Los Alamos National Laboratory offers a transformative answer to the world’s aging wells. E-Seal is a liquid sealant that flows like water until an applied electric field steers its engineered micelles directly into the sub-millimeter cracks where cement and polymer treatments physically cannot reach, then transforms into a durable, jammed plug that holds even after the power is switched off. With an estimated tenfold cost advantage over current sealants, the ability to…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Electrically Pumped Nanocrystal Laser Diode
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Jul 22, 2026Due Oct 1, 2026

    The Electrically Pumped Nanocrystal Laser Diode is a solution-processed laser technology developed by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory that enables electrically driven laser emission using engineered colloidal nanocrystals, also known as colloidal quantum dots. By overcoming long-standing challenges associated with nonradiative Auger recombination, heat build-up and optical losses in charge-transporting device layers, the technology achieves efficient room-temperature optical gain…

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  • TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Multi-Channel Atomic Magnetometer (MCAM)
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Jul 17, 2026Due Dec 13, 2026

    Unlike conventional multichannel atomic magnetometers that require one vapor cell and one optical system for each sensing channel, the patented Multi-Channel Atomic Magnetometer (MCAM) architecture from Los Alamos National Laboratory replaces many independent atomic magnetometers with a single shared vapor cell and optical system that simultaneously generates multiple independent sensing channels. MCAM is a non-cryogenic multi-channel optical quantum sensor in a single module that captures…

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  • TIDAL: Target-Induced Droplet Assembly of Ligands
    ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFLos Alamos, NMPosted Sep 8, 2026Due Dec 9, 2026
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  • Clerk Recorder System (RMS)
    Los Alamos County, NMLos Alamos County, NMPosted —Due Oct 6, 2026
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  • Operation and Staffing of the Performing Arts Center
    Los Alamos County, NMLos Alamos County, NMPosted —Due Sep 17, 2026
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  • Jemez Mountain Fire Protection - Electrical Material (Sub-Grant No. DR-4652-0006-NM)
    Los Alamos County, NMLos Alamos County, NMPosted —Due Sep 30, 2026
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18 open government solicitations are currently posted with a Los Alamos, New Mexico place of performance — including city, county, school-district, special-district, and federal bids — updated daily.

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