Published date: 8 January 2020

Awarded contract - This means that the contract has been awarded to a supplier.


Closing: 30 September 2019

Contract summary

Industry

  • Scanning electron microscopes - 38511100

Location of contract

North East

Value of contract

£252,500

Procurement reference

OJEU19-008

Published date

8 January 2020

Closing date

30 September 2019

Contract start date

6 November 2019

Contract end date

5 November 2020

Contract type

Supply contract

Procedure type

Open procedure (above threshold)

Any interested supplier may submit a tender in response to an opportunity notice.

This procedure can be used for procurements above the relevant contract value threshold.

Contract is suitable for SMEs?

No

Contract is suitable for VCSEs?

No


Description

The requirement is for a scanning microwave impedance microscope capable of performing functional imaging on a nanometre scale resolution. The requested functionalities include scattering at a broadband terahertz range, surface voltage mapping (Kelvin probe), and local conduction and / or impedance.

The instrument must include an environmental chamber, suitable for working in low vacuum or under inert ambience and accommodate samples of at least 50mm in diameter.

The opportunity can be viewed using the following link: http://events.transaxions.com/service.aspx?event=6802


More information

Previous notice about this procurement

Scanning Microwave Microscope

  • Opportunity
  • Published 4 September 2019


Award information

Awarded date

28 November 2019

Contract start date

12 December 2019

Contract end date

30 January 2022

Total value of contract

£249,379.39

This contract was awarded to 1 supplier.

OXFORD INSTRUMENTS ASYLUM RESEARCH INCORPORATED

Address

6310 Hollister Avenue
Santa Barbara
CA 93117
USA

Reference

No reference - other

Supplier is SME?

No

Supplier is VCSE?

No


About the buyer

Contact name

Catherine Harrison

Address

South Road
DURHAM
DH13LE
England

Telephone

0191 3344553

Email

catherine.harrison@durham.ac.uk