The recently revived superconducting magnet program at Fermilab is cur
rently focused on the development of high gradient quadrupoles for pos
sible use in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) interaction regions at CE
RN. In order to provide input for the new quadrupole design which will
operate in superfluid helium, we have tested a Fermilab Tevatron low-
beta quadrupole cold mass and compared its low temperature performance
to a newly assembled heavily instrumented version which was mechanica
lly modified to take advantage of the gain in critical current.