Tender Results of The University Of Manchester

Bipolar Chemical Ionisation Mass Spectrometer for trace gas analysis onan aircraft-The Centre for Atmospheric Science has purchased a fast switching bipolar chemical ionisation mass spectrometer to facilitate trace gas analysis on the British Atmospheric Research Aircraft(ARA) operated by the Faculty for Airborne Atmospheric Measurements(FAAM). To allow a wide range of measurements, this instrument must facilitate the operation of multiple reagent ions (up to 6 simultaneously)that can be flexibly interchanged on the aircraft and provide complete measurement cycles at time reso...

Compressed Air Systems Maintenance Services-The University of Manchester is seeking to appoint a supplier for the planned preventative maintenance and the reactive maintenance of the Compressed Air System assets across the University estate.

MTC Building Maintenance Services-The University of Manchester intends to award a contract with up to two building maintenance contractors to provide Measured Term Reactive Building Maintenance Services with a potential requirement for minor works. The contracts will be awarded for an initial two [2] year period, with the option to extend for a further two [2] years. These contracts include a reactive service to respond to unexpected repair/maintenance work, as well as a planned maintenance service. The contracts will be spli...

High Temperature and pressure Steam rig for Polymer-composite Disassembly (HTSPD) - AWARD-The equipment is being purchased for the Henry Royce Institute (HRI) at the University of Manchester. The Royce Institute operates as a Hub and Spoke model, with the Hub at the University of Manchester and spokes at the founding partners comprising the Universities of Sheffield, Leeds, Liverpool, Cambridge, Oxford and Imperial College London. It will be a focal point, nationally and internationally for materials science. The equipment fund is financed by the Henry Royce Institute:

FEG Electron Microprobe with enhanced low energy capabilities - AWARD-Background information on Project The University of Manchester operates two Electron Probe Micro-Analysers (EPMAs); a Cameca SX-100 and a JEOL JXA-8530F. These instruments are used for the quantitative elemental characterisation of a wide range of Earth, planetary, environmental and materials science samples. The University of Manchester has been awarded funding by the Natural Environment Research Council to replace the >25 year old Cameca SX-100 EPMA. Project Overview This project a...