Tender Results of Education Procurement Service Eps

The UCD Conway Genomics Core Facility requires the provision and installation of a high throughput, benchtop, sequencer capable of massively parallel and deep sequencing of nucleic acids (e.g. Next Generation Sequencer (NGS). The Instrument should be capable of supporting a wide range of Sequencing based applications currently offered by the Genomics Core including, Small Whole Genome, Exome, Transcriptomics, Epigenetics and Single Cell. In particular, the system should be compatible with 10 X Genomics derived single cell libraries. The Next Generation Sequencer will also form part of the National Spatial Tissue Profiling (NaSPro) Platform for Precision Medicine and as such will facilitate downstream molecular profiling of both bulk tissues and isolated single cell populations. Demonstrated integration with Nanostring Spatial Genomics systems is important

Technological University Dublin is seeking tenders for the supply, delivery, and installation of loose furniture in all three TU Dublin campuses. Technological University Dublin seeks to establish a Multi-supplier framework for Supply, delivery and installation of Loose Furniture to fulfill our furniture requirement. These suppliers shall be capable of providing a broad range of goods under the category of loose furniture. These goods will be procured at various intervals during the academic year by our various departments on campus.

Tenders are sought for the Provision of Flow Cytometry Equipment for University College Dublin (UCD). The CEPHR Advanced Cytometry Unit aims to establish a state-of-the-art centre for flow cytometry and cell sorting, that will be integrated into existing biosafety level 3 laboratory facilities in University College Dublin. These cytometry technologies will enable world class multidisciplinary host-pathogen translational research also involving extracellular vesicles, bacteria and viruses across diverse biomedical areas including cancer and infection biology.

This Robotic Cell Characterisation Facility will will provide the capability for end-to-end, high-throughput, automated workflows to deliver comprehensive profiles of phenotypic states in 2D- and 3D systems. The system will be a unique, custom build, robotically controlled platform enabling high-throughput cell characterisation including phenotyping by flow cytometry, high content analysis, proteomics, and cell culture analysis. It will enable numerous automated workflows to be performed simultaneously, essentially facilitating analysis of any perturbation to cellular function by a large pool of compounds (e.g. combinatorial libraries) or in a number of model systems. The primary focus is on integration and automation of the overall system which is based on the computability and synergy of all components. DCU are seeking a single supplier that can deliver all instrumentation and provide full integration and automation.

Tenders are sought for the supply, delivery, installation and calibration of an biobased fibres processing pilot line to facilitate the understanding and manufacture of composites materials. The biobased fibres processing pilot line will consist of a pilot scale melt spinning line, a lab scale wet spinning line, an oxidative heat treatment furnace, a high temperature and an inert atmosphere heat treatment furnace. This equipment will be placed in the School of Engineering of the University of Limerick and will be used by research staff and research students with the support of technical staff.

The CORRIB Core Lab is looking for expanding current post-processing imaging analysis software portfolio by acquiring suit(S)/platform(S) for advanced computed tomography and magnetic imaging software for analysis of cardiovascular imaging datasets. Tenders are sought for the Provision of Advanced Cardiovascular MRI & CT Imaging Analysis Software solution.. This tender consists of 2 lots, Tenderers can submit proposal for multiple or individual lots. Cloud based and on premises solutions will be considered as part of the overall tender evaluation.

Tenders are sought for the supply, delivery, installation and calibration of a Nanoscale Chemical Imaging System. The Nanoscale Chemical Imaging System will be used to provide correlative imaging of the nanochemical and nanophysical properties of materials, with applications in therapeutics, diagnostics, medical devices, sensing and energy.

University of Limerick is seeking provision of Supply and delivery of Psychometric Testing training and assessment, from registration to certification, to students on MSc programmes in the Department of Work & Employment studies at Kemmy Business School, University of Limerick. Such that students who pass are also qualified to register for the British Psychological Society (BPS) Test User: Occupational, Ability Certificate.

The University of Limerick Information Technology Division (ITD), ) is responsible for the provision and support of computer systems, networking, and audio visual and media services in the University. ITD provides, manages, maintains, and operates a range of both networking and associated infra- structural services to a diverse community of academics, researchers, management staff, administrators, and students (under / postgraduate) throughout the entire establishment. The maintenance (hardware and software), installation, support, management and development of the University’s Server & Storage Infrastructure is outsourced. ITD are seeking Hardware and Software Storage Management Service, supported by key roles for the list of technologies as detailed in Appendix1.

Tenders are sought from relevantly qualified and experienced organisations for the supply of an Oral Fluid Based Preliminary Drug Testing (PDT) System. Equipment refers to all components required to conduct a drug test on the system. The part of the system which is responsible for the drug test will be referred to as the ‘Tester’. It must be possible to interpret the result of a Tester without the aid of an electronic device. It is envisaged that between 16,000 to 20,000 units will be required per annum with the most likely quantities being required in batches of 5,000 units or on occasion, 10,000 units. Any quantity discounts offered must apply for the duration of the Framework. Tenderers must be in a position to provide equipment and training as part of the evaluation process from the end of September 2021. It is anticipated that the evaluation process will take approximately six (6) months.