Core Viewpoint - The China Academy of Space Technology has announced procurement intentions for 13 items of scientific instruments and equipment, with a total budget of 89.08 million yuan, expected to be procured between August 2025 and February 2026 [1][2]. Procurement Summary - The procurement includes various advanced scientific instruments such as: - All-solid-state laser emission subsystems - Fabry-Perot interferometer supporting equipment - Complex instantaneous mutation and periodic disturbance torque identification instruments - Electromagnetic field quantum precision measurement calibration systems - Combination large aperture telescopes [2][3]. Detailed Procurement List - The procurement plan includes: - Ion beam profile stress relief equipment for space science payloads, budgeted at 466,000 yuan, aimed for procurement in February 2026 [4]. - Quantum time-frequency and electromagnetic field measurement systems, budgeted at 543,000 yuan, to enhance measurement capabilities for deep space weak magnetic fields, expected in February 2026 [4]. - High-frequency disturbance detection systems for ionospheric disturbances, budgeted at 195,000 yuan, to be completed by February 2026 [4]. - Low-frequency atmospheric disturbance detection systems, budgeted at 710,000 yuan, targeting the northern and central-western regions of China, expected in February 2026 [5]. - Upgrades for solid-state laser radar instruments, including 393nm and 589nm high-energy pulse laser sources, with budgets of 393,000 yuan and 710,000 yuan respectively, planned for procurement in August 2025 [5][6]. - A combination large aperture telescope for receiving laser radar echo light signals, budgeted at 1 million yuan, to be placed in Danzhou and Siziwangqi stations, expected in November 2025 [6].