Tender Results of University Of Exeter

UK-Exeter: UOE/2010/028 - supply of a hot press.

UK-Exeter: provision of sports kit for the Athletics Union.

UOE/2010/033 - Supply of a Polymeric Additive Manufacturing System.

A development agreement between the RD & E NHS Trust Exeter and the University of Exeter.

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The supply of 1 x triple/multi quadrupole ICPMS-We are looking for the capability to analyse for manganese, arsenic and iron, but also give us the capability to analyse for the full list of elements and isotopes. To achieve this, we are looking to purchase a triple/multi quadrupole ICPMS. The dedicated CREWW building is still under construction, so the instrument and peripherals will need to be delivered and installed into a temporary location, and relocated once the building is complete.

The supply of 1 x triple/multi quadrupole ICPMS-The project, Upstream Thinking, is a joint venture between the Centre for Resilience in Environment, Waste and Water (CREWW) and South West Water. We are looking for the capability to analyse for manganese, arsenic and iron, but also give us the capability to analyse for the full list of elements and isotopes. To achieve this, we are looking to purchase a triple/multi quadrupole ICPMS.

Automated monitoring system for cold storage management-Automated monitoring system for cold storage management.

Linen & Laundry Services-This tender is for the provision of laundry and storage of bedding linen services to support the University of Exeter in offering conference and bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation through Events Exeter. The specified timeframes include four weeks during the Easter holidays and twelve weeks during the summer holidays. The University plans to utilise its own stock of linen and does not intend to purchase or rent additional items from the supplier unless existing stock becomes lost or dam...

Full Spectrum Flow Cytometer-The University of Exeter has a requirement for a full spectrum flow cytometer.