The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking information from sources that may be capable of providing a camera for vacuum- and extreme-ultraviolet (VUV and EUV) light. The camera will be used for VUV and EUV diffractometry, which requires a four-megapixel charge-coupled device (CCD) camera that can be placed within an ultra-high vacuum chamber. The camera must be sensitive to VUV and EUV light in the 10 nm to 150 nm wavelength range and have a minimum of 2048 pixels x 2048 pixels. The camera system will include a vacuum-compatible feedthrough, a power supply, and controller. • The camera must be compatible with an ultra-high vacuum system, defined as having a base pressure below 10-9 Torr. • The camera must have vacuum-compatible cabling at least 75 cm (30 inches) long as well as water hoses if water cooled. • The camera system will include a vacuum-compatible feedthrough, a power supply, and controller. • A software development kit (SDK) and a generic GUI (Windows) are required. • The sensor of the camera will be a charged-coupled device (CCD) with a minimum of 2048 pixels x 2048 pixels. • The quantum efficiency of the CCD Sensor of the Camera is dependent upon the energy of the photon and minimum values per wavelength (energy) are provided.