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Sodium Iodide Well Detector

Defra Network eTendering Portal Published 26 Mar 2021 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£15,000
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 38000000
RegionEast of England
Deadline4 Feb 2021
Contract start8 Mar 2021
Contract end8 Apr 2021
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-3d67ce3a-a559-4d1b-8625-6076add510db

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
AMETEK GB (Ltd) T/a Advanced Measurement Technology £0 4 Feb 2021 active

description

Requirement:

1.4" x 4" Sodium Iodide Well Detector with 1" Well diameter and 3" Well depth.
2.High-Rate Photomultiplier Base with Preamplifier and High Voltage Supply.
3.Spectroscopy Amplifier.

The proposed solution must be suitable for Low resolution gamma spectroscopy for the measurement of Cesium-134/137 and compatible with commercially available software such as Maestro. Any additional analytical software required must be compatible with 64-bit network connectivity and able to perform a repetitive task, such as running a sequence of experiments without user intervention with simple text scripts and able to define initial conditions at start up.

Equipment must be provided along with all additional items, fixtures and fittings required to make the equipment fully operational for the purposes it is required, taking into consideration:

-All equipment will be supplied as new from high quality respected manufacturers and suppliers
-Can meet the specification guaranteed to satisfy the requirements detailed in Schedule 1
-Where possible all equipment shall be commercially available 'off the shelf' systems.

notice history

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26 Mar 2021 Award (award) · a28fd3f1-c04c-42ac-8a16-f758ec584e55-424001

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