THE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TWO ULTRA-FAST MAS PROBES FOR NMR SPECTROSCOPY OF BIOSOLIDS AT 1.2 GHZ - UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM

Published

26 June 2024

Submission deadline

26 July 2024

Estimated value

£210,000

Place of performance

UK

Procedure

Open procedure

Lots

1

Notice number

019591-2024

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-0472d6

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 33113110Nuclear magnetic resonance scanners

Description

The University of Birmingham invites tenders for the supply and installation of two ultra-fast magic-angle-spinning (MAS) triple-resonance probes to be used in combination with a Bruker 1.2-GHz NMR spectrometer and 54mm standard-bore Ascend 1200 magnet.

Official publications

• FTS · 019591-2024 · 26 June 2024

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The estimated value published by the buyer is £210,000.

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The contracting authority is THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM (United Kingdom).

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