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The Electron–Ion Collider (EIC) is progressing toward a mature accelerator design with increasing focus on engineering and accelerator-physics readiness for the Electron and Hadron Storage Rings construction, closely followed by the Detector, the interaction-region (IR) systems, and the Injectors. This paper provides a project-level overview of subsystem design maturity and physics validation, supporting readiness for integration and early operations. Engineering readiness is addressed through completed designs, defined interfaces, fabrication planning, and system integration across vacuum, RF, cryogenics, instrumentation, controls, machine protection, and polarization systems. Accelerator-physics readiness is demonstrated through validated lattice designs, RF and feedback studies, collective effects, impedance control, beam–beam and space-charge analysis, polarization preservation, transition crossing, electron-cloud effects, noise and vibration tolerance, and emittance control. Together, these results establish a coherent and technically robust foundation for the EIC accelerator complex.
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