Do you mean a 96-well plate?

Yes, exactly

This is a difficult combination. Polypropylene plates are perfect for many strong solvents, but not ideal for fluorescence. The only good options seem to be glass or quartz plates, which are quite expensive.

https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/content/dam/sigma-aldrich/docs/Sigma/General_Information/multiwell_plates.pdf

http://www.hellma-analytics.com/text/193/en/quartz-microplates.html

http://www.zinsserna.com/reactor_plates.htm

Many thanks Michael..really helpful.

A quartz plate will be perfect for such combination. You can get it at Fisher Scientific for about 1500 US dollars.